Ballinrobe Census 1901

Main Street

By Mary Coyne

Main Street, 1901

The 1901 Census of Ireland was carried out on the night of 6^th April.

For each person present in the household the census lists name, age, sex, religion, relation to head of household, birthplace, occupation, literacy, martial status and specified illnesses as well as the person’s ability to speak Irish.

Main Street, as per the census appears to include part of Bowgate Street. Unforunately, the house reference number would appear to be assigned randomly.

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This gallery was added by Averil Staunton on 25/02/2012.

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My grt grt grandmother Jane Byrne married John Hopkins. Both were from Ballinrobe and emigrated to the US around 1854

By Karla Peterson
On 20/10/2021

Hi, just looking up my family tree and my great grandmother came from Ballinrobe Margaret Byrne and married a Benjamin Morley

By Sean Morley
On 27/02/2021

HUGH CURLEY (c.1850-1924) married my great grand aunt Sarah J. Malone (c.1857) in 1893. The family ran the drapery shop on Main St. in Ballinrobe at least until 1931.

Looking for current day connection to their children Patrick J. Curley (c 1897) and Mary A. Curley (c. 1895).

Think Hugh had siblings who married into Greilly (Greely, Grealy) and Kinnane families.

By Tom Malone
On 20/08/2013

Hugh Curley was related to my G-Mother Rosanne Tully, looking for other Tully's around that period.

By Hugh McTigue
On 02/03/2012

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