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Rambling

Rambling Report 24 Feb 2015 23:18

John could you post the workhouse info you have? just to try and clarify

John

John Report 24 Feb 2015 23:24

The family in America know nothing at all about their mothers mother Mary Teresa Moore and are desperate to find out so I have got to be sure. Their mother was taken in by my family and I was always been given to believe she was a member of my family's daughter. I have Moore's in my family from Lincolnshire but I just could not tie their mother in with any of them. Then last month I went out to America and one of the sons asked if I would DNA, it came back 99.9% Not of my family which came as a shock to us all. I am waiting to hear from the Catholic care Home society in Leeds to see if the mother of Mary Theresa Moore is listed on their records.

John

John Report 24 Feb 2015 23:29

Polly Moore entrance 1904 and daughter Mary Teresa Moore daughter and left in 1906, The informant relative or friend was (well it looks like) Mr Haucroft of 58 Newcastle Street Hulme and Polly had given them the same address as herself

Rambling

Rambling Report 24 Feb 2015 23:30

John I am getting the feeling it is a different person.

I assume Mary Teresa was only young when in the workhouse in 1904?

Births Jun 1903 (>99%)
MOORE Mary Teresa Chorlton 8c 927

John

John Report 24 Feb 2015 23:33

I found a Mary Teresa Moore in 1911 was an inmate at HollyMount RC Institute/Convent age 6 yrs old . Presume this is the daughter of Polly or Mary E Moore.

John

John Report 24 Feb 2015 23:47

Yes Rose Mary Teresa was young looking at the records? When she gave birth to her daughter in 1925 on the birth cert states she was a servant in Church St Boston Spa I know there was some sort of a home or Institute there and the home in Leeds where she went to before her daughter was born was RC home for unmarried mothers. She was in there for 3 months after the birth, Unsure when she went to Sheffield and her daughter taken in by my family. I know Mary Teresa was still alive in the 1960's but she had been taken in to an Institution after she had another baby a son and I think I have found a death in 1970 ,still awaiting a death cert to verify if it is her states birth unknown. Feel so sad that if it is our MTM then she was in some sort of home or Institution nearly all her life. Her daughter b 1925 never knew anything about her Mum, she went to America in 1948

John

John Report 24 Feb 2015 23:56

Rose. Do you think I am going down the wrong Moore's ?

Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 00:03

John i think it's the wrong line as far as Hiram and his daughter go.

I will come back to it and have another look tomorrow

:-)

John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 00:08

Thank you so much Rose, goodnight

John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 10:24

I have just spotted something, the marriage of Joseph Moore to a Sarah Roberts , then on the post of marriage of Mary Emma Moore to a James Roberts, it looks like Mary and Joseph married a brother and sister. Please have a look at the 1871 census of Joseph and Mary E Moore and look at the name and address of their next door neighbours then see if you can see the Manchester Workhouse and see the address of Polly Moore and who I believe was her next door neighbour in 1871. There must be a connection somewhere

John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 12:42

Rose
I got in touch with a Lynne Roberts who said Mary Ann Roberts nee Moore was her
Grandmother and that her father Hiram was born out of wedlock and when his mother Mary Ann married John Moore he took him on as his son. She said Hiram left his wife and children and that she had found the Immigration of him to America and that he did come back but the saying in the family that they turned him away.
So it looks like it is not my Moore I am looking for but that address in the Manchester Workhouse at Newcastle Street Hulme and the neighbour is throwing me



Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 15:46

I think John we need to go back to what we definitely know to be fact, and work back from the most recent sightings as it were.

When you get the death cert for Mary Teresa Moore ( which I assume is the one in Wortley 1970?) then it may give some clue perhaps ...I looked to online to see if she left a will but she didn't so that doesn't help).

You mentioned that there may also have been a son , have you looked for a possible birth for him?

Re the Newcastle street address, I did look last night in 1911 a family called Alcock lived there, different people in 1901, so no clues there, as anyone might have lived there in between census.




John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 16:32

Rose I have just looked again at the Manchester Workhouse and saw Polly Moore as living at what looked like 58 Newcastle Street Hulme but when I went along to the next set of paper work alongside it I magnified it and it states Mr or Mrs Haucroft 38 Newcastle Street Hulme so could re look for me please and see who was living at no 38. I am on Ancestry but you seem to find more out than I can, should I change sites.

John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 16:38

I know Mary Teresa Moore was in an Institution after she had a son, taken away at birth so if it is her in 1970 it may only give the name of a road and not the name of the Institution. As for her birth it states unknown .Any way I am hoping it will reveal something, the same as the search from the Leeds RC society . But if no next of kin I will be none the wiser.

Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 17:07

1911, Mr and Mrs Dulson were living at 38 Newcastle street, no Haucroft name coming up in the census...however a phonetic search on freebmd does show Howcroft as a name which features in the Manchester area...so i will go and look at that.

Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 17:19

There's a couple of Howcrofts in 1911, but not in Newcastle St so no help really

Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 17:39

Just posting for my own ref so i can find her again

Name: Mary Seresa Moore
Age in 1911: 6
Estimated birth year: abt 1905
Relation to Head: Inmate
Gender: Female
Birth Place: South M/C, Lancashire, England
Civil Parish: Tottington
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Occupation: School
Registration district: Bury
Registration District Number: 462
Sub-registration district: Ramsbottom
ED, institution, or vessel: 22
Piece: 23458

Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 17:44

what seems to be pretty certain is that the child Mary Teresa Moore showing in 1911 is one of these three...allowing for an error on the age given in 1911

Marriages Dec 1902 (>99%)
Moore Mary Tresa Manchester 8d 365

Births Jun 1903 (>99%)
MOORE Mary Teresa Chorlton 8c 927

Births Dec 1906 (>99%)
Moore Mary Teresa Bolton. 8c 422

Edit looking at the other girls in the institute...there ages have been listed quite accurately, within a year of their birth so it would perhaps be likely that Mary's age was about right?

add and possible this one if the middle name was an afterthought
Births Dec 1905 (>99%)
Moore Mary Manchester 8d 258

John

John Report 25 Feb 2015 18:07

Presume I will just have to wait until I hear back from the searches I am having done. I found the Mary Seresa Moore being in Holly Mount RC school, which makes me think it could be her. She had her daughter in 1925 in Leeds at 18 Clarenden Road which I found was a RC home for mothers and babies she was still there 3 months later when she registered her. It also gave a residential address for her as Church Street Boston Spa, Domestic servant. I know there was a RC Home in Church Street Boston Spa and wondered if when it was time to leave Holly Mount she was found a position there.. The girls who were in the Manchester Workhouse were sent to Holly Mount and Mary Teresa (looked at the original at certainly looks like a Teresa ) she was 6yrs old.
I wonder about the Mary Teresa Moore b 1906 Bolton, could her parents have nothing to do with her when she was expecting, I know she was put into an Institution when she had her son and then that's when my family took her in (we lived in Sheffield) Always thought she was family but last month after taking a DNA
I found no relation to my family at all. Question now why did my family take a child in that is no relation to us in the 30's unless she lived in our street. Feel knocking my head against a brick wall




Rambling

Rambling Report 25 Feb 2015 18:44

I think you can eliminate the Bolton one, as this looks like her.


Name: Mary Teresa Moore
Age in 1911: 4
Estimated birth year: abt 1907
Relation to Head: Daughter
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Horwich, Lancashire, England
Civil Parish: Horwich
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Street address: Higher Meadon Horwich
Registration district: Bolton
Registration District Number: 461
Sub-registration district: Horwich
ED, institution, or vessel: 12
Piece: 23339