WARD, Bridget ²

   Other names for Bridget were VALLELY, Bridget ⁵ and VALLERY, Bridget.³

  General Notes:

Bridget Vallely, widow of the deceased was the informant of Daniel Vallely's death in 1900. She made her X mark.

In 1901 the census for Blackfriars Glasgow recorded Bridget Vallery as the head of the household at 3 Great Dovehill. She was aged 40 years and had been born in Ireland. With her lived her three teenage children and a family called Motherwell who were boarders. Bridget was a fruit dealer. ^{3 5}

Bridget married Daniel VALLELY, son of Daniel VALLELY and Ann HUGHES, on 26 June 1885 in 276 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, Scotland.¹ (Daniel VALLELY was born on 17 May 1860 in Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland ^{4 6}, baptised on 18 May 1860 in St Patrick's RC Parish, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland ⁶ and died on 8 December 1900 in 3 Great Dowhill, Blackfriars, Glasgow, Scotland ⁵.). The cause of his death was phtisis pulmonalis.

  Marriage Notes:

The marriage took place after banns according to the forms of the Free Church of Scotland. William Scrimgeour was the minister. The witnesses were James Mulheron and Mary McKenna.

Daniel Vallely made his X mark. He was a single man of 25 years of age and lived at 17 St Joseph's Place Glasgow. He worked as a general dealer. Both of his parents were deceased.

Bridget Ward, who also made her X mark, was a single woman aged 23 years of the same address as Daniel Vallely. She was a mill worker. Her father was deceased. ¹