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Brentford Families - RyanPaul Smith writes about his family lines who settled in Brentford in the late 1800s from Ireland, including Ryan, Manning and Callow:RyanMy great grandfather Cornelius RYAN (born 1862-6, Dublin) was the son of Donald RYAN, a labourer. Cornelius RYAN lodged here at 376 High Street for a brief period before marrying Kate AHERNE who lodged with friends/relatives ? in Distillery road.Kate was the daughter of John AHERNE, boatman and she was born in Queenstown, Ireland in 1865/6. Cornelius and Kate married at St Johns RC church Brentford in 1892 and moved to 7 Baileys Row where they had 6 children of whom 4 survived, Mary Ellen (1893), Ellen (1898), Margaret (1900) and Daniel (1902. Ellen RYAN (1898-1983) married Albert Edward CALLOW from 39 Walnut Tree Rd in 1918. He served in the Royal Artillery Corps in ww1 and survived. They had four children: Ilene (1919), Julia (1921), Albert (1925) and Patricia (1937).
[The painting by Paul Ryan's great uncle William WHEELER shows 'The Bull'. Paul adds 'Great uncle Bill lived in Hanwell before he married my great aunt from Baileys Row so it may be a Bull up there'. If you can identify the location please get in touch. Paul notes that Baileys Row was near the Brentford 'Bull'. The painting may have been from memory? ] Daniel RYAN (1902-1978) married Louisa Lucy SLATER (1903-1964, daughter of Albert SLATER and Charlotte nee SOLEY) in 1926. They had three children: Terry, Rosaleen C (1926) and Daniel J (1933). The question is the list of names at 376 which was a coal yard by the look of the 1881 census were all Irish lodgers AND they were all gardeners of some kind. I wonder if they all worked at the same place and could it be Kew as it's a walk away. [The 1881 census describes the lodgers as 'labourers'; in 1891 as 'agricultural labourers': a labourer could have worked on new buildings; an agricultural labourer may have worked at a local market garden]. Cornelius RYAN (great grandfather) who died 1/1/1942 at West Middlesex Hospital has his address at the time at 47 High Street Brentford. Also his occupation was a retired stoker at the Met Water Board. His wife Kate RYAN died in 1950. William MANNING (grandfather) who died 27/12/1926 at WMH has an occupation of stoker at Gas works. It's worth mentioning that the death certificate states 30 Twickenham road rather than the hospital (common practice for a while)
I think that the "Manning photo" might have been taken in Brentford or thereabouts. I have been told that William (husband of Mary Ellen RYAN) came from Ireland, and believe he is at front right marked with an X. The big mystery for for me is grandad William MANNING. apart from his marriage in 1919 to Mary Ellen RYAN he was in the Middlesex Regiment g/6361 but there is nothing else apart from the "manning" photo. It looks like his father on the right and his grandfather on the left with brothers and uncle perhaps. The photo maybe 1910 ish, and it looks like the grandfather is irish. Anyway feel free to add anything you like to your site and I hope someone out there can help in the gardeners question. CallowAlbert CALLOW b1870 married Ellen HESTER b 1873 on 14th Dec 1895, at St Paul, Old Brentford. They gave their address at the time as 268 High street and Albert's occupation was 'carman' or 'carrier' (unclear). One of the witnesses was a Harriet HOWLAND who is mentioned on the web site. Albert gave his father's name as Henry CALLOW, occupation: carpenter. William CALLOW was the other witness.Albert and Ellen CALLOW had 6 children and according to various documents didn't seem to stay in the same place for more than five minutes [at the time most people rented property]:
1901 census address is 3 Distillery road 1911 census address is 39 Walnut tree road. Page published August 2010; updated December 2010 |