FEELY, Ann 1 2
- Born: 1842
- Baptised: 4 May 1842, Shankill RC parish, County Armagh, Ireland 3
- Marriage (1): Unknown
- Marriage (2): CRAWFORD, James on 11 July 1864 in Carnwath Manse, Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland 1
- Died: 20 February 1870 at 3.10 pm, Turfholm, Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, Scotland 4
Cause of her death was consumption.4
Other names for Ann were CRAWFORD, Ann,1 FEELEY, Ann,3 FEELY, Agnes 5 and PHEELY, Ann.1
General Notes:
"Church Baptism Record
Name:Anne Feeley
Date of Birth:
Date of Baptism:04-May-1842
Address:Leggacurry
Parish/District:SHANKHILL
Gender:Unknown
County:ARMAGH
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Father:James Feeley
Mother:Sarah Farrell
Occupation:
Sponsor 1 /Informant 1:Sarah Carr"
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Ann Feely gave birth to an illegitimate daughter, Agnes, on 23 January 1863 at Abbey Green, Lesmahagow. Ann's occupation was noted in the birth certificate as 'domestic servant'. Her mother, Sarah, was the informant.
Ann Crawford died at the early age of 27 years. Her death certificate also recorded that she was "married to James Crawford Soldier (Marine)". Ann Crawford's brother, Robert Feely, who made his X mark, and who had been present where her death occurred, was the informant of her death at Lesmahagow on 22 February 1870. 3 4 6
Research Notes:
AGNES and ANN
There are many examples in earlier times where the given name Agnes is rendered as Annas, Anna, Anne or Ann. This may be what has happened here. Agnes appears to be a transliteration of the Spanish Iñez, with the 'g' included to indicate the pronunciation. Where this was not understood or obeyed the name came to resemble the more traditional Anna.
Ann married.
Ann next married James CRAWFORD, son of Joseph CRAWFORD and Ann GARNET, on 11 July 1864 in Carnwath Manse, Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland.1 (James CRAWFORD was born about 1844 5.)
Marriage Notes:
The marriage was celebrated after banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Alexander Hugh McLean, Minister of the Parish of Carnwath, married the couple. The witnesses were H. S. McNeill and Alexander Massan (? unclear).
James Crawford was a single man, aged 20 years, who worked as a coal miner, and lived in Wilsontown in Carnwath parish. His mother was deceased.
Agnes Feely, who made her X mark, was also single and she was 21 years of age. She lived in Lesmahagow. She worked as a domestic servant.
The marriage was registered at Carnwath on 12 July 1864. 5
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