Henry Agnew, Coal Miner

HENRY AGNEW

Coal Miner in Cambuslang

AGNEW
HENRY
M 1900 654/ 32 Rutherglen

Death

AGNEW
HENRY 28 1929 627/ 207 Cambuslang

Evidence from the Census Returns

2 April 1911: 25 Nimmo's Row, Holytown, Bothwell parish, Lanarkshire. (1) Daniel Agnew: Head: 37: Married: Underground Fireman, Colliery worker: Renfrew, Johnstone (2) Theresa Agnew: Wife: 37: Married: Lanark, Cambuslang (3) Clement Agnew: Son: 12: School: Lanark, Motherwell (4) Henry Agnew: Son: 11: School: Lanark, Rutherglen (5) James Agnew: Son: 10: School: Lanark, Holytown (6) William Agnew: Son: 7: School: Lanark, Dalziel (7) Robert Agnew: Son: 5: Midlothian, Mussleburgh (8) Walter Agnew: Son: 3: Fife, Lochgelly (9) John Agnew: Son: 1: Lanark, Holytown [National Records of Scotland, 1911 Census Return for Holytown, registration district number 625/2 (Holytown), enumeration book number 13, page 17] Image of Census Return

Marriage

Henry Agnew, Coal Miner (bachelor, age 20), married Bridget Brannigan, laundry worker (spinster, age 19). They were married on 21 May 1920, at St. Bride's Chapel in Cambuslang, by Gerald Stack, Roman Catholic Clergyman, according to the forms of the Roman Catholic Church. Henry Agnew's home address was 11 Church Street in Cambuslang. He was the son of Daniel Agnew, Coal Miner, and Teresa Murphy. Bridget Brannigan's home address was 3 Bothwell Street in Cambuslang. She was the daughter of John Brannigan, Coal Miner, and Agnes Brannigan. Clement Agnew and Margaret Brannigan were the witnesses present and subscribing. [National Records of Scotland, Statutory Register of Marriage for 1920, registration district number (627 (Cambuslang), entry number 113] Image of Marriage Registration