1829 Henry Croslin and Mary Hyland, both of St James Parish, were married on June 7 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The witnesses were John Banford and Wm Sparling. [1]
1830 Ann Crossland, daughter of Henry and Mary Crossland, was born in Ireland in April 1830. (See 1900 census entry for daughter Ann, below.)
1832 Elizabeth Crossland, daughter of Henry and Mary Crossland of Kilmainham, was born on January 4 and baptized on March 25 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The occupation of father Henry was clothier. [2]
1836 John Crossland, son of Henry and Mary Crossland of New Kilmainham, was born on September 24 and baptized on October 30 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The occupation of father Henry was cloth cutter. [3]
1838 Elisabeth Crossland, daughter of Henry and Mary Crossland of New Kilmainham, was born on November 17 and baptized on December 2 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The occupation of father Henry was cloth finisher. [4]
1844 William Crossland, son of Henry and Mary Crossland of New Kilmainham, was born on March 7 and baptized on April 7 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The occupation of father Henry was cloth. [5]
1846 James Crossland, son of Henry and Mary Crossland of Kilmainham, was born on November 19 and baptized on December 25 at St James, Church of Ireland, Dublin. The occupation of father Henry was cloth finisher. [6]
1847 Christ. Jas Crossland, son of Henry [Crossland] and Mary Hyland, was baptized on April 19 at St. Nicholas, Roman Catholic, Dublin. The sponsors were Michl Hyland and Mary Kergan. [7]
1848 The Crossland family immigrated to the United States. (See 1900 census entry for daughter Ann, below.)
1850 On September 20, Henry Crossland (age 46, born in England) and Mary Crossland (age 43, born in Ireland) lived in Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York, with Ann Crossland (age 18), Henry Crossland (age 15), John Crossland (age 14), William Crossland (age 7), and James Crossland (age 4), all born in Ireland. [8] [9]
1852 Ann Crossland and Edward McNelley were married on July 18 in Mottville, Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York. [10]
1860 On July 21, Henry Crossland (age 55, born in England) and Mary (age 45, born in Ireland) lived in Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York with Henry (age 28, born in Ireland), John (age 22, born in Ireland) and William (age 14, born in NY), and James (age 13, born in NY). [11] [12]
1870 Henry Crossland (age 65, born in Ireland) died in March in Onondaga, Onondago, New York. [13] He was buried in Lake View Cemetery in Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York. [14]
1870 On June 20, Mary Crossland (age 58) and James Crossland (age 23) lived in Auburn Ward 1 in Cuyuga County, New York. They were both born in Ireland. [15]
1871 Mary Crossland, widow of Henry, and James Crossland, factory hand, were listed in the city directory of Auburn, New York, address 59 Owasco. [16]
1875 On June 28, Mary Crossland (age 70) lived with her son-in-law Edward McNelley (age 45) and daughter Ann McNelley (age 43) and their children James (age 22), Henry (age 20), Rose (age 15), Robert (age 13), John (age 11), Edward (age 8), Francis (age 6), and Mary (age 4) in Skaneateles, Onondaga County, New York. Mary, Edward and Ann were born in Ireland. The children were born in Onondaga County, New York. Edward was a "pedler." [17]
1880 Edward (age 49, born in Ireland) and Ann Mc Nelley (age 50, born in Ireland), his wife, lived in Marcellus Twp, Onondaga County, New York, with their children Robbert (age 18), John (age 16), Edward (age 14), Rose (age 24), Frank T. (age 12), and Mary A. (age 9). Edward's and Ann's parents were born in Ireland. Edward's occupation was laborer and Ann was keeping house. Robert, John, Edward, and Rose worked in a woolen factory. [18]
1900 Ann McNally (age 70, born in Ireland in Apr 1830, widowed, married 33 years) lived in Marcellus Twp, Onondaga County, New York, in a household with Mary A Mcnally (age 28, born in New York in June 1872). Ann parents and Mary's parents born in Ireland. Ann McNally had had 9 children and 8 were living. She immigrated in 1848 and had been in the U.S. for 52 years. Mary was a woolen mill weaver. [19]
Research Notes:
Chronologically, the family in the following set of records is a potential match for the family of Henry Crossland who immigrated to Ireland and then to America. (Note, for example, the similarities to the names Henry and Mary gave to their children.)
1802 "Banns of Marriage between Henry Crosland & Ann Bean, both of this Parish" were published at All Saints, Spofforth, Yorkshire, England, on Sunday, the 24th of October, on Sunday, the 31st of October, and on Sunday, the 7th of November. [20]
1802 Henry Crosland and Ann Bean, both of the parish of Spofforth, were married by Banns on November 8 in the Church of All Saints, Spofforth, Yorkshire, by John Metcalfe, Minister. The witnesses were James Potter and Thos. Smith. [21]
1803 "Henry, Son of Henry and Ann Crossland, Butcher," was born on September 22 and baptized on October 16 at St. James Wetherby Chapel, Yorkshire, England. [22]
1804 Land in Ledsham, Barkston-Ash, Yorkshire, owned by Granville Hastings Wheler Esquire and occupied by Henry Crossland, tenant, was taxed 1£14s2½d. [23]
1805 "Hannah Daughtr of Henry Crossland" of Kippax was baptized on October 27 at Kippax St Mary, Yorkshire, England. [24] [25]
1807 "Mary D. of Henry Crosland" of Chapel Allerton was born on August 24 and baptized on September 20 at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [26]
1809 "Elisabeth Dr of Henry Crosland & Ann his Wife (late Bean)" of Chapel Allerton was born on Oct 1, 1809, and baptized on June 12, 1810, at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [27]
1811 "Hannah Dr of Henry Crosland" of Potter Newton, age 5 years, was buried on January 3 at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [28]
1812 "James Son of Henry & Anne Crosland" of Potter Newton was born on April 19 and baptized on June 28 at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [29]
1814 John, son of Henry and Ann Crosland of Potter Newton, laborer, was born on May 18 and baptized on September 18 at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [30]
1814 Ann, wife of Henry Crosland of Potter Newton, age 37 years, was buried on September 18 at Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [31]
1816 Henry Crosslande and Mary Slayden, both of Rothwell, were married by Banns on February 27 at Rothwell Holy Trinity, Yorkshire, England. Witnesses were John Donsill(?) and John Bottom. [32]
1817 Hannah, Daughter of Henry and Mary Crossland of Kirkstall, Butcher, was born on September 25, 1817, and baptized on May 31, 1818, at Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [33]
1819 Jane, Daughter of Henry and Mary Crossland of Kirkstall, Butcher, was born on April 4 and baptized on May 9 at Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [34]
1821 William, Son of Henry and Mary Crossland of Kirkstall, Cloth Dresser, was born on February 26 and baptized on March 25 at Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [35]
1833 Henry Crossland of Kirkstall, age 49, was buried on May 19 in Chapel Allerton, Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire. [36]
However, a "Henry Crosland, Single Man, Workhouse, age 23 years," was buried on January 29, 1827, at Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [37] Was he the the son of Henry and Ann? There were two other men of this name baptized in or near Leeds in the early 1800s. A "Henry bastard Son of Mary Crossland" of Kippax was baptized on April 4, 1802, at Kippax St Mary, Yorkshire, England. [38] [39] This man would have been 24 years old and in his 25th year on January 29, 1827, and thus a bit too old to be a good match to the burial record. There was also a "Henry, son of Elizabeth Crosland of Vicar Lane" who was born on June 3, 1804, and baptized on July 15 at Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England. [40] This man would have been 22 years old and in his 23rd year and thus a potential match to the burial record. Henry and Ann's son Henry, who would have been 23 years old and in his 24th year, is also a potential match to the burial record, but since his father was living in the area it seems less likely that Henry and Ann's son would have been a single man in the workhouse in 1627.
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