McCONVILLE, Edward ¹

   Cause of his death was asthma over 12 months.²

   Other names for Edward were McCONVIL, Edward ² and McCONVILL, Edward.

  General Notes:

Edward's death certificate of 1859 stated that he was married but did not record to whom. It also recorded that he was a coal miner and aged 47 years at the time of his death. Only his father's name was noted, Francis McConvil. The informant of his death was Francis McConvil, his son, who made his X mark.

Edward was a coal miner according to the marriage certificate of his son Patrick in 1869, to that of his son James in 1870, and to that of his son Francis in 1871.

When his son James died in 1876, Edward was recorded in the death certificate as 'Edward McConville coal miner deceased'. ^{1 2}

  Medical Notes:

The cause of death was certified by L.(or S?) Starnick MD who saw Edward on 27 April 1859.

Edward was buried in New Monkland Churchyard, as certified by James Hendry sexton.

Francis McConvil [sic], son of the deceased, gave notice of his father's death on 30 April 1859 before the registrar, William Landless, at Airdrie, and made his X mark.

Edward married Catherine QUIN, daughter of Fergus QUIN and Unknown, in July 1839 in New Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland. (Catherine QUIN was born about 1810 and died 1 October 1870 at 8.30 am in 14 Broomknoll Street, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland ².). The cause of her death was ulceration of stomach.²