Agnes Davis MCALONEY b. 28 Mar 1904 Stevenston, Ayrshire, Scotland d. Aft 16 Sep 1970: Kent Online Parish Clerks, Kent Family Garden

1904 - Aft 1970 (> 66 years)

Name	Agnes Davis MCALONEY
Born	28 Mar 1904	Stevenston, Ayrshire, Scotland [1]
Gender	Female
Died	Aft 16 Sep 1970
Person ID	I11007	Young Kent Ancestors
Last Modified	10 Sep 2021

Father	Robert MCALONEY, b. 20 May 1875, Coleraine, Londonderry, Ireland , d. 14 Dec 1961, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada (Age 86 years)
Mother	Mary LOGAN, b. Abt 1874, d. 24 Jan 1952, Outremont, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Age ~ 78 years)
Married	1 Dec 1902	269 High Street, Glasgow, Blackfriars District, Lanarkshire, Scotland [2]
Family ID	F68	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Lawrence James JACK, d. 25 Dec 1983, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Married 19 Jun 1923 Maisonneuve, Montreal, Quebec, Canada [3]

Children

1. James Spiers JACK, b. 25 Nov 1937, Maisonneuve, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

, d. 17 May 1991, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

(Age 53 years)

Last Modified 20 Mar 2022

Family ID F3321 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Sources

[S30] District Registration of Births, Scotland, General Register Office for Scotland, (U.S.A., Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah), GRS #615/1904, Pg. 35. 1904. Births in the parish of Stevenston, in the County of Ayr, 8 Apr 1904.
Pg. 35. 1904. Births in the parish of Stevenston, in the County of Ayr

Entry No. 103.
Name of Child: Agnes Davis McIloney
When and Where Born: 1904 March 28th at 8h 15m p.m. at 34 New Street, Stevenston
Sex: Female
Name, Surname and rank or prefession of Father: Robert Carson McIloney, joiner
Name and Maiden Surname of Mother: Mary McIloney m.s. Logan
Date and Place of Marriage: 1901 December 31st, Blackfriars District, Glasgow.
Signature and Qualification of Informant, and Residence, if out of the House in which the Birth occurred: Robert C. McIloney, father.

When and Where Registered, and Signature of Registrar: 1904 April 8th, at Stevenston, J. McKenzie, Assistant Registrar, [initialled] A.W.D[onaldson]., Regr. [Registrar]
Note that certificate shows surname recorded as M'Iloney, the apostrophe being used in place of the lowercase letter 'c'. Robert's signature, however, was completed with the lowercase letter 'c' following the initial 'M' of the surname, thusly McIloney. It appears that the surname was recorded by the Assistant Registrar in this fashion as a matter of course as the immediately following birth entry is for one John M'Kechan whereupon the father signed the registration as David McKechan.
[S128] District Registration of Marriages, Scotland, (Edinburgh, Scotland: Registrar General for Scotland), District of Blackfriars, Burgh of Glasgow, Lanarkshire,1902 - 644/05-0255, 1 Dec 1902.
Entry No. 255:
1902 on the first day of December at 269 High Street, Glasgow by Declaration in presence of ROBERT LOGAN, Tailor, and ANNIE CARSON McALONEY, Mercantile Clerk.
Groom: Robert McAloney (signed), joiner journeyman, bachelor, aged 28 years, usual residence 319 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow, parents James McAloney cab proprietor and Mary McAloney m[aiden] s[urname] Carson.
Bride: Mary Logan (signed), spinster, aged 28 years, usual residence 319 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow, parents Alexander Logan formerly a stevedore and Mary Logan m.s. Ross.
If a regular Marriage, Signatures of officiating Minister and Witnesses. If irregular, Date of Conviction, Decree of Declarator, or Sheriff's Warrant: Warrant of Sheriff substituted of Lanarkshire dated 1st December 1902.
When and Where Registered and signature of Registrar: 1902 December 1st, at Glasgow by James B. McLaren, Registrar
Interesting that this marriage was sanctified by way of an irregular marriage ceremony. Under the law of Scotland, the union of the couple was considered a legitimate marriage, yet the ceremony, itself, remained an unlawful act. Accordingly, the parties to an irregular marriage were liable to be prosecuted as soon as the Sheriff was able to serve them with a Warrant. It would appear from this marriage certificate that the Sheriff's Warrant was served almost immediately upon completion of the ceremony. To learn what penalties were imposed upon Robert and his bride further research would have to be carried out in the Sheriff's records in the archives at Edinburgh and the Sheriff's Court offices in Glasgow, Scotland.
[S118] Parish Register, Church of England, (Not published), Montreal Presbyterian Maisonneuve Church, 1923, p. 32, 19 Jun 1923.
Lawrence James JACK of the City of Chicago, United States of America, a bachelor of age and AGNES DAVIS MCALONEY of Maisonneuve City and district of Montreal, a spinster of age were married in Maisonneuve Presbyterian Church by authority of banns on Tuesday the nineteenth day of June 1923. J. James McCaskill, officiating. Contracting parties: James Lawrence Jack, Agnes Davis McAloney. Witnesses: William Rillie, Ura Lauson

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