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Annie Corr

Annie Corr

Born
1864-02-06 12:00:00
Died
1910-01-01 12:00:00
Gender
Female

Annie Corr was born 6 Feb 1864 in Stewardstown, Co. Tyrone, Ireland to Henry Corr, laborer, and Anne O’Neill.

On 18 Feb 1884 in Armagh, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, she maried Hugh McKenna, 25 yrs. son of James McKenna (living) Labourer. Witnesses were Patrick Gollaghy and Mary Duncan.  Hugh and Annie lived at 16 Ann Street, Millford Village and attended Mass at St. Patrick’s R.C. Cathedral in Armagh.

Hugh and Annie’s family appears in the 1901 Census for Ann Street, Millford Village, Lisnadill Parish: Hugh McKenna, Head, 42 yrs. Damask Weaver Birthplace Co. Armagh; Annie McKenna wife 40 yrs. Birthplace Co. Tyrone; Mary Ann McKenna dau 16 yrs. Damask Weaver Birthplace Co. Armagh; Vincent Henry McKenna son 13 yrs. Damask Weaver Birthplace Co. Armagh; Sarah J. Clare McKenna dau 10 yrs. Birthplace Co. Armagh; Hugh J. Leo McKenna son 7 yrs Birthplace Co. Armagh.

Annie died at the age of 43 in the 1st quarter of 1910; thus, she does not appear in the 1911 Census covering her family.

Associated communities

Tyrone

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