• General Notes

  Birth of son, William.
  
  1901 Census:
  Residents of a house 9 in Drumborisk (Drum, Monaghan)
  Surname    Forename    Age    Sex    Relation to head    Religion    Birthplace    Occupation    Literacy    Irish Language    Marital Status    Specified Illnesses
  Mc Ivay    James    34    Male    Head of Family    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Farmer    Read and write    -    Married    -
  Mc Ivay    Fanny    24    Female    Wife    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    -    Read write    -    Married    -
  Mc Ivay    William    2    Male    Son    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    -    Cannot read    -    Not Married    -
  Mc Ivay    Sarah Anne        Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    -    Cannot read    -    Not Married    -
  
  1911 Census:
  Residents of a house 4 in Drumborisk (Drum, Monaghan)
  Surname    Forename    Age    Sex    Relation to head    Religion    Birthplace    Occupation    Literacy    Irish Language    Marital Status    Specified Illnesses    Years Married    Children Born    Children Living
  Mc Key    Fanny Anne    37    Female    Head of Family    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Farmer    Read and write    -    Widow    -    -    6    6
  Mc Key    William    12    Male    Son    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholars    Read and write    -    Single    -    -    -    -
  Mc Key    Sarahann    10    Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholar    Read and write    -    Single    -    -    -    -
  Mc Key    Isabel    8    Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholar    Read and write    -    Single    -    -    -    -
  Mc Key    Fanny    6    Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholar    Read and write    -    Single    -    -    -    -
  Mc Key    Margret    5    Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholar    Cannot read    -    Single    -    -    -    -
  Mc Key    Rebecca    3    Female    Daughter    Presbyterian    Co Monaghan    Scholar    Cannot read    -    Single    -    -
  
  The GVRBs appear to show that:
  - James McKay acquired Plot 12 of 17/1/11 arps from Thomas Carleton in 1895.
  - He is still there in 1912, when part of the land is designated water.
  - By the beginning of the last book he has vanished to be repleaced by a Fanny McKay.  It is her name that tells me that James McKay must be the son of the mysterious George "McQuay"!
  
  

Details of "Fanny"'s family with James [1895-Corrinshigo,1898, 1901,1911-Drumborisk] McQuay