QUIGLEY, James ²

   Cause of his death was old age and debility.

   Other names for James were QUIGLAY, James,⁵ QUIGLY, James and TWEEDLY, James.⁶

  General Notes:

The 1841 census for Broomknoll in Airdrie recorded James' occupation as shoemaker. He had been born in Ireland and was in the 50-54 years age range.

In the 1851 census James was recorded living at 8 Broomknoll Street, 2 front land, in Airdrie, Lanarkshire, with his wife Jean and a lodger called Andrew McNeelly. All were born in Ireland. James was recorded as aged 56 years and a master shoemaker. His wife was 36 years old. The lodger worked as a pithead labourer. He was 24 years old.

The 1861 census for New Monkland recorded James Quigley, his wife Jean, and his grandson William, residing at 8 Broomknoll Street Airdrie. James was aged 64 years and was a shoemaker. His birthplace was Ireland.

James's death certificate in 1875 stated that he had been a journeyman shoemaker. He was married to his second wife when he died. He was 79 years old. ^{7 8 9}

  Medical Notes:

James had no medical attendant at his death.

The informant was the daughter of James, Letitia Campbell, who made her X mark before William Whyte, registrar at Airdrie on 11 January 1875. Letitia's address was noted as Buttery (unclear) Square, Rawyards, Airdrie.

James married Isabella McLEAN. (Isabella McLEAN was born about 1790 in Ireland ⁹.)

James next married Jean PORTER in September 1846 in New Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland.¹ (Jean PORTER was born about 1819 in Ireland and died 29 January 1877 at 12.15 pm in 8 Broomknoll Street, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland ¹⁰.). The cause of her death was gradual decay.