Person:Lawrence Culley (8)

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Lawrence Culley
b.11 Jan 1873 Cadder, Scotland
d.4 Mar 1947 City of Glasgow, Scotland
Parents and Siblings
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m. 14 Nov 1859
  1. Mary Cully1860 - 1933
  2. Cecilia Cully1863 -
  3. Isabella Cully1866 - 1866
  4. Thomas Cully1867 - 1867
  5. Edward Cully1868 - 1884
  6. Thomas Cully1871 - 1911
  7. Lawrence Culley1873 - 1947
  8. Elizabeth Cullie1874 - 1945
  9. James Cullie1876 - 1956
  10. John Cullie1879 - 1963
  11. Betsy McLaren Cully1882 - 1949
Spouse and Children
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m. 29 Aug 1894
  1. Catherine Cully1894 - 1940
  2. John Culley1897 - 1972
  3. James Cully1900 - 1900
  4. Grace Cully1901 -
  5. Mary Culley1903 - 1918
  6. Lawrence Culley1906 -
  7. Margaret Culley1908 -
  8. James Culley1910 - 1975
  9. Edward Cullie1912 - 1994
  10. Joseph CulleyAbt 1915 - Bef 2007
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Facts and Events
Name Lawrence Culley
Gender Male
Birth[1] 11 Jan 1873 Cadder, ScotlandMuirhead
Occupation? 1891 Miner
Marriage 29 Aug 1894 Campsie, Scotlandto Catherine McLaughlin
Occupation? 1901 Farmworker
Death[2] 4 Mar 1947 City of Glasgow, Scotland55 Cornwall St
Cause of Death? 1947 Chronic Bronchitis Pulmonary Congestion

Known addresses: 1881 Muirhead Cadder. 1891 High Row Chryston Cadder - boarder with Donohoe family. 1894 Woodhead Farm Garnkirk - address at marriage. 1901 Chryston Cadder. 1941 22 Kirktuchella Rd Glasgow according to son Edwards army papers. 1944 59 Callieburn Rd Glasgow according to son Edwards army papers.

His marriage was witnessed by James Short - possibly sister Mary's husband?

Information from Valuation rolls in local history library Blackburn, West Lothian - Rented shop at 22 Main St Bathgate as well as stables at rear of premises from John Marr between 1915 and 1919 for use as a fruit and veg shop. Lawrence Culley's occupation was given as a miner. Annual rent each year from 1914/15 to 1919/20 was £6/10/- (£6.50) and feu duty was 9d (less than 4p) The shop was probably run by his wife and daughter Mary until Mary died in 1918 followed by wife Catherine in 1919 although his eldest daughter Catherine may have been involved as well. Catherine was a farriers assistant before marriage and is known to have used the horse and cart, possibly for deliveries.

Lawrence returned to Glasgow years after his wifes death. He regularly changed address and seems to have stayed with different family members. 55 Cornwall St was also his youngest sister Betsy's usual address on her death cert. Neice Catherine McRoberts also gives the same address when registering her mother Betsy's death

References
  1. ↑ birth certificate.
  2. ↑ death certificate.
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