VALLELY, Charles 2
- Baptised: 13 January 1822, Dungannon RC parish, County Tyrone, Ireland
- Marriage (1): NUGENT, Elizabeth on 5 February 1861 in Loughgall RC parish, County Armagh, Ireland 1
- Died: 13 March 1880 at 11.55 pm, 152 Main Street, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland 2
Cause of his death was acute bronchitis over 14 days.2
Other names for Charles were VALELY, Charles 1 and VALLELEY, Charles.3
General Notes:
"Church Baptism Record
Name: Charles Vallely
Date of Birth:
Date of Baptism: 13-Jan-1822
Address: Glebe
Parish/District:
DUNGANNON
Gender: Unknown
County TYRONE
Father: Charles Vallely
Mother: Sarah Coregan
Occupation:
Sponsor 1 /Informant 1: Francis
Sponsor 2 /Informant 2: Elizabeth Valely
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In the Church Baptism Record (see above) transcribed and made available by the Irish Family History Foundation it was recorded that Charles Vallely was baptized in Dungannon RC parish, County Tyrone, on 13 January 1822. His parents were Charles Vallely and Sarah Coregan. The address for the child or family was Glebe. The sponsors were 'Francis' and 'Elizabeth Valely', it being unclear whether these latter two were a couple. No other information was provided.
The 1851 census for Bothwell parish recorded Sarah Vallily, a widow, aged 60 years, living at Whitegree, Holytown, with nine others:
Dennis Vallily, son, 33; Charles Vallily, son, 26; Thomas Vallily, son, 22; Thomas Vallily, grandson, 8; George Obrian, son in law, 23; Bridget Obrian, daughter, 26; John Mckee, nephew, 33; Daniel Mckee, nephew, 26; Hugh Lennon, lodger, 26. All were born in Ireland except George who was recorded as born in Glasgow. The men were coal miners.
In 1861 the census for New Monkland recorded Charles Valleley and his wife Elisabeth living on the south side of Stirling Street, at 101 Stirling Street, Airdrie. Charles had been born in Ireland, and his age was noted as 33 years. He was a spirit dealer.
Elizabeth, wife of Charles, died in 1871. In her death certificate Charles was recorded as being a 'coal miner'. A relative, referred to as Elizabeth's 'nephew in law', and named as Thomas Vallely, was the informant of her death.
Charles was recorded as a 'coalminer, pauper' when he died in 1880 aged 57 years, which probably meant he had worked as a coal miner but no longer did so for whatever reason, and had no other visible means of support. He was also described as 'widower of Elizabeth -----'. His parents were both deceased. 2 3 4
Medical Notes:
Robert Livingstone MD certified the cause of death.
Robert Allan, poor law inspector of Wishaw, notified the registrar, Thomas Allan, on 15 March 1880. 2
Charles married Elizabeth NUGENT, daughter of Martin NUGENT and UNKNOWN, on 5 February 1861 in Loughgall RC parish, County Armagh, Ireland.1 (Elizabeth NUGENT was born in 1820 in Ireland 5 and died 12 September 1871 at 2 pm in 19 Berryhill Rows, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland.). The cause of her death was acute cerebritis with effusion on the brain over 3 weeks.2
Marriage Notes:
"Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:05-Feb-1861
Parish / District:LOUGHGALL
County:ARMAGH
Husband Name:Charles Valely
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Status:Not Married
Wife:Elizabeth Nugent
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Status:Not Married
Husband's Father Name:Valely
Wife's Father:Nugent
Witness 1 Name:McGee James
Witness 2: McGee Jane
Address:
Notes:
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Note: It was the practice for marriages to take place in the home parish of the bride, suggesting here that Elizabeth Nugent was from Loughgall. 1
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