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Eleanor Crimlisk, Filey, 1847 - 1939

P013: Eleanor was also known as "Elli" and "Ellin" and "Ellen", Eleanor Kelly by her first marriage, and Eleanor Brady by her second marriage;
b. 1847 (Q3): in Filey;
m1. 1870 to Owen Kelly;
m2. 1892 to Michael Brady;
d. 1939: Huddersfield.

Eleanor was the sixth daughter and eleventh and last child of: Thomas Crimlisk and Catherine McDevitt.
See:

See Thomas Crimlisk & Catherine McDevitt's family group

1847: (Q3): Eleanor was born in Filey.1

1851: UK Census
recorded the family living in Back Road, Filey, Eleanor was aged 3, see Filey 1851.

1861: UK Census
recorded the family living in Chapel Street, Filey, Eleanor was aged 13, see Filey 1861.

1870: (Q3): Eleanor married Owen Kelly in Filey, unlike her elder siblings, her marriage records show "Eleanor Crimlisk".2
1870: Eleanor was recorded as being present when her maternal Grandmother, Mary McDevitt, died on August 31st 1870.
1877: Catherine Dorothy Kelly was born.
1891: Owen Kelly died in Leeds aged 38.3

See: Chart F446

1892: (Q4): Eleanor married Michael Brady in Leeds.4

Eleanor Crimlisk and Michael Brady

1939: Eleanor died in Huddersfield.
Her certificate shows age 84, which is inconsistent with her birth in 1847. Her name was recorded as "Ellen Brady".5,6

Eleanor Crimlisk Death Certificate

Images: Courtesy Tony Crimlisk.


Sources:
1) FreeBMD:
GRO Scarborough Volume XXIV Page 509, accessed: 21st October, 2013.

2) FreeBMD:
GRO Scarborough Volume 9d Page 511, accessed: 21st October, 2013.

3) FreeBMD:
GRO Leeds Volume 9b Page 333, accessed: 21st October, 2013.

4) FreeBMD:
GRO Leeds Volume 9b Page 899, accessed: 21st October, 2013.

5) FreeBMD:
GRO Huddersfield Volume 9a Page 551, accessed: 21st October, 2013.

6) Death Certificate.