KELLY, Rose ⁴

   Other names for Rose were HALLY, Rose,⁶ KELLY, Rose Ann, QUIGLEY, Rose Ann and SHELLEY, Rose.⁶

  General Notes:

.PARISH RELIEF APPLICATION

Rose Ann Kelly applied for parish relief at 5.50 pm on July 21 1863. An inspector visited her the following day at 11.00 am. Rose's address was given as 20 St Andrew's Square. She was a widow, aged 72, and had been born in Ireland. She was wholly disabled on account of her age. She had 2 sons: John aged 45 and Edward aged 41. A previous application had been made - No 28226. The settlement was Glasgow, and the assistant inspector, Hugh Lambie, signed to this effect. For former reports, the file advised seeing Dist 1 vol 5 pages 200 and 245. Settlement was Glasgow.
"Pauper has been in Poorhouse from October 1853 till 7 Inst.

House in 13/3/71. Left at own request."

This completes the file referred to here.'

When Rose's son Edward died in 1896 she herself was already deceased. ⁵

Rose married Edward QUIGLEY, son of John QUIGLEY and Sarah CLANCY.¹ (Edward QUIGLEY was born aged 1856 in Pennsylvania, USA ⁷.)

  Marriage Notes:

"James Sinclair of Murchil, styled Master of Caithness, who had a charter of the lands of Halcro and others, 20 April 1593, wherein he is designed brother-german of George, Earl of Caithness, who, on 19 April 1613, made a disposition to him of the quarter-lands of Murchil. He married Elizabeth Stewart, third daughter of Robert, Earl of Orkney, natural son of King James V., by whom he had two sons and a daughter."

from Scots Peerage (vol 2) ¹

Rose next married Edward QUIGLEY on 15 Oct 1813 in St Andrew's RC Chapel, Glasgow, Scotland.² (Edward QUIGLEY was born about 1785 and died before or in July 1863.)

Rose next married Mary McLAUGHLIN, daughter of James McLAUGHLIN and Mary MONAGLE, on 6 Oct 1621.³ (Mary McLAUGHLIN was christened on 24 Sep 1857 in Clonca/Malin RC parish, County Donegal, Ireland ⁸.)

  Marriage Notes:

"He (Thomas Dunbar) marr. cont. 21st July 1591, Grisell, daugh. of Robert Crichton of Eliock, advocate (she marr. (2) 6th Oct. 1621, James Sinclair of Murkle), and had issue ... "

from Fasti Ecclesiae ³