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VALLELY, Laurence
(About 1759-Before 1878)
RAY, Sarah
(About 1760-Before 1878)
VALLELY, Edward
(About 1804-1878)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. MONAGHAN, Mary

VALLELY, Edward 1 2

  • Born: About 1804, Ireland 3 4
  • Marriage (1): MONAGHAN, Mary
  • Died: 17 December 1878, 104 Poker Row, Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, Scotland 2 3 5 6

   Cause of his death was apoplexy over 10 days.7

   Other names for Edward were VALLALY, Edward 5 8 and VALLIDAY, Edward.4 9

  General Notes:

The 1851 census for the parish of Cambusnethan in Lanarkshire recorded Edward Valliday, his wife and three daughters and two lodgers, James McIlveir, aged 22 years, and Arthur Murphy aged 21 years, both Irish born, living at 11 Burnside Row Newmains. Edward had been born in Ireland and was recorded as 48 years of age. He was a labourer in the furnaces by occupation.

On 13 April 1851 'Edward Vallely and Mary Vallely' were sponsors at the baptism at Carluke, Lanarkshire, of Mary Plunkett by Father John Black. Mary was the lawful daughter of Thomas Plunkett and Euphemia McIntyre of Woodhall and had been born on 28 June 1850.

Edward Vallaly's daughter Rosan married in 1858 at Lanark. Edward was recorded as a furnaceman in her marriage certificate.

Edward, with his wife and one daughter, was recorded by the 1861 census living in the parish of Riccarton, at Portland Iron Works. He was a labourer aged 56 years and had been born in Ireland.

The 1871 census for Cambusnethan record Edward Valliday aged 60 years living with his wife Mary and their granddaughter Mary Jane Woods at 16 Brown Street. Edward was a general labourer and had been born in Ireland.

In his death certificate of 1878 Edward was recorded as only 55 years of age at death. This is very low considering other sources and is surely inaccurate. Roseann Queen, his daughter, was the informant. He was recorded as a furnace labourer married to Mary Monaghan.

Edward's wife died in 1890. Her death certificate recorded her as the widow of Edward Vallaly, ironwork furnaceman

When Rosina Quinn died in 1909 her father Edward Vallely was recorded as a furnaceman deceased. 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10


Edward married Mary MONAGHAN, daughter of John MONAGHAN and Rosannah DONACHIE. (Mary MONAGHAN was born about 1804 in Ireland 4 and died 20 June 1890 at 0.45 pm in 50 Albert Street, Glasgow, Scotland 2 3 5.). The cause of her death was old age and chronic bronchitis.7


Sources


1 National Archives of Scotland, Baptisms Carluke St Athanasius 1849-1923.

2 GRO Scotland, Deaths Blythswood Glasgow 644/10 no 493 1909.

3 1871 UK census, Cambusnethan 628 en d 16.

4 1851 UK census, Cambusnethan 628 en d 10 page 5 11 Burnside Row Newmains.

5 GRO Scotland, Deaths St Rollox Glasgow 644/06 no 721.

6 GRO Scotland, Blantyre parish Lanarkshire Deaths 1877.

7 GRO Scotland, Old Monkland parish Lanarkshire Deaths 1878.

8 GRO Index, Marriages Coatbridge or Old Monkland 652/02 no 154 1932.

9 GRO, Riccarton vol 611 EnD 4 page 11 Portland Iron Works.

10 GRO Scotland, Marriage Lanark 648 no 5 1858.

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