QUIGLEY, John
- Born: 28 September 1874, Milton, Glasgow, Scotland 2
- Marriage (1): KANE, Mary on 23 February 1903 in Roman Catholic Chapel, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland 1
- Died: 27 August 1932 at 6.30 am, Western Infirmary, Glasgow, Scotland 3
Cause of his death was Pyloric carcinoma operation gastrectomy on 18 August 1932.3
Other names for John were QUIGGLEY, John 4 and TWEEDLEY, John.5
General Notes:
This was the second child in the family to be given this name.
John Tweedley was recorded by the 1881 census living with his family in Govan parish. He was aged 7 years and his birthplace was Glasgow.
In 1891 the census for Dumbarton recorded John Quiggley, aged 16 years, living with his parents and two younger brothers at 90 Main Street. He was employed as a rivet boy, and his birthplace was noted as Glasgow.
When John's father reapplied for parish relief in 1911 he gave details of his children including:
"John 27, born Govanhill Street, married with 7 children to Mary Kane in Dumbarton".
Later in the application was noted "John & Joseph last known with mother."
John Quigley signed his name before the registrar, Donald Bowie, at Glasgow on 8 May 1931 when giving notice of the death of his mother. His address then was recorded as 180 High Street Dumbarton.
In his death certificate of 1932 John was recorded as a journeyman rivetter, married to Mary Kane, and aged 58 years. His usual residence was 180 High Street, Dumbarton. Both of his parents were deceased. 3 4 5 6
Medical Notes:
The cause of death was certified by Norman Sinclair MB ChB.
John Quigley, son of the deceased who had been present where the death occurred, gave notice of his father's death before the registrar, John Johnston, on 27 August 1932 at Glasgow. The informant's address was noted as 39 William Street, Dumbarton. 3
John married Mary KANE on 23 February 1903 in Roman Catholic Chapel, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.1 (Mary KANE was born about 1879 1.)
Marriage Notes:
The marriage was solemnised after banns, according to the forms and ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church. The priest was Hugh Kelly, and the witnesses were James Kane and Annie McLaughlin.
John Quigley was an unmarried man, recorded as aged 27 years, of 36 Henryshott, Dumbarton. He was a journeyman rivetter.
Mary Kane was also unmarried. She was aged 24 years and of 28 College Street, Dumbarton. She was a printfield worker. Her father was deceased. The marriage was registered at Dumbarton on 25 February 1903. 1
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