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     Patrick Heanue was born circa 1881. He married Norah Melia, daughter of John Melia, on 5 July 1913 in Jarrow, Co. Durham, England.^1,2
Patrick Heanue died on circa September 1941.

     Norah Melia birth date was before 5 July 1913 Her birth place is not determined. She married Patrick Heanue, son of Patrick Heanue and Mary Flaherty, on 5 July 1913 in Jarrow, Co. Durham, England.^1,2
Norah Melia died on circa March 1963.

     Martin Heanue died on 1997 in New Zealand.¹

     Patrick Thomas Heanue was born on 26 October 1923 in Eire.¹ He died on 26 July 1989 aged 65.¹

     Thomas H. Heanue was born on 14 February 1919 at 44 Walter Street, in Jarrow, Co. Durham, England.^1,2

     Ellen Faherty died on 9 August 1973 aged 76 in Eire.¹

Ellen Faherty was born on 7 January 1897 in Eire.¹ She married Thomas Heanue, son of Patrick Heanue and Mary Flaherty, before 26 October 1923 in Eire.
As of before 26 October 1923 her married name was Ellen Heanue.

     James Faherty birth date was 1899 His birth place is not determined. He died on 2 May 1974.

     Martha Hogg was baptized on 28 April 1809 in the Parish of Aldbrough Near Hull in Yorkshire England.¹
She married Thomas Eccles, son of John Eccles Sr. and Martha Moorhouse, on 24 November 1836 in Burton Pidsea, Yorkshire, England.²
As of 24 November 1836 her married name was Martha Eccles. Martha Hogg was the Wife in the Thomas Eccles household in the Sunday, 6 June 1841 UK census for Sproatley, Humbleton, Skirlaugh, Yorkshire, England.³ In the UK census taken on Sunday, 30 March 1851 Martha Hogg appears as the Wife in the Thomas Eccles household for Ryhill, Yorkshire, England.⁴
The Sunday, 7 April 1861 UK census shows Martha Hogg as the Wife in the Thomas Eccles household for Thorngumbold, Yorkshire, England.⁵

     Irene Margaret Storey married Norman Percival Selby, son of John William Selby and Sarah Jane Razzell, on 2 October 1943 at St. Laurence Church in Catford, London, London, England.^1,2
Irene Margaret Storey died after 1946 in Sittingbourne, Kent, England.

     Jane Eccles was baptized on 15 July 1810 in Balne in the Parish of Snaith in Yorkshire England.¹

     Issca Garret married Mary Lally.

      Her married name was Mary Garret. Mary Lally married Issca Garret.

Mary Lally witnessed the Birth of Festus Heanue Junior.^1,2
On 27 August 1916 Mary Lally lived at 33 Princess Street in Jarrow, Co. Durham, England.

      As of 25 May 1857, John was employed as a Labourer in England.

     W Holdin witnessed the marriage of Norah Melia and Patrick Heanue on 5 July 1913 in Jarrow, Co. Durham, England.^1,2

     Harriet Windle was born circa 1815. She married George Windle before 1838.
In the UK census taken on Sunday, 30 March 1851 Harriet Windle appears as the Wife in the George Windle household at 13 Trundle Street for Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England.¹ The Sunday, 7 April 1861 UK census shows Harriet Windle as the Wife in the George Windle household at 63 Great Passage Street for Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England.² The UK census of Sunday, 2 April 1871 lists Harriet Windle as the Wife in the George Windle household at Holy Trinity for Myton, Hull, Yorkshire, England.³

     George Windle was born circa 1843. In the UK census taken on Sunday, 30 March 1851 George Windle appears as a Son in the household of George Windle at 13 Trundle Street for Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England.¹ The Sunday, 7 April 1861 UK census shows George Windle as a Son in the household of George Windle at 63 Great Passage Street for Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England.²

     John Eccles Sr. was born on circa 1762.
He married Martha Moorhouse on 2 August 1807 in Balne, Parish of Snaith, Yorkshire, England.

As of July 1808, John was employed as a labourer in Pollington, Parish of Snaith, Yorkshire, England.⁴
He died on 31 August 1845 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England. The cause of death was not clear on the certificate and will be looked at more closely..
Index entry is Sup Registrars District Goole Union 1845 3rd Quarter Volume 22 Page 169. The informant was Betty Stones who made her mark. The registration District of Goole Union suggests that John Eccles was in the care of the Goole Union Workhouse. His occupation was given as Groom, aged 83.
Goole Poor Law Union was formed on 24th October 1837. Its operation was overseen by an elected Board of Guardians, 20 in number, representing its 18 constituent parishes and townships. The average annual poor-rate expenditure for the period 1835-7 had been £4,232 or 8s.0d. per head of the population.

Goole Union workhouse was erected in 1839 on a site at the north side of Booth Ferry Road in Goole. It was designed by John and William Atkinson who were also the architects of many other Yorkshire workhouses. After 1930, Goole workhouse became Goole Poor Law Institution and later St John's Hospital. The buildings have now been demolished and the site is now occupied by a supermarket.^1,5
He was buried on 3 September 1845 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Curate G. Osborne Browne perfomed the marriage of Edward Eccles and Sarah Windle on 20 March 1865 in Hull, Yorkshire, England.^1,2

     Mary Moorhouse was baptized on 16 January 1814 in the Parish of Pollington in Parish of Snaith, Yorkshire, England.

     George Moorhouse married Elizabeth Walker.

     Elizabeth Walker married George Moorhouse.
Her married name was Elizabeth Moorhouse.

     Frank Henri Eccles was born on 8 January 1928, according to the Baptism Record.¹
Frank Henri Eccles was baptized on 24 January 1928 in the Parish of Barnby Moor in Yorkshire England.

     Percy Eccles married Louise Eccles. The date and place are undetermined. The marriage is assumed from the baptism of their Son Frank Henri.¹

     Louise Eccles married Percy Eccles. The date and place are undetermined. The marriage is assumed from the baptism of their Son Frank Henri.¹

     Elizabeth Stubbings Eckels died before 11 April 1851 in York, Yorkshire, England.¹ and was buried on 11 April 1851 in York, Yorkshire, England. The cause of death is unknown..

     Elizabeth Stubbings Eckels was buried on 20 April 1851 in Seaton Ross, Yorkshire, England.¹

     John Render witnessed the marriage of William Eccles and Sarah Matthews on 10 January 1872 at St. Mary's Parish Church in the Parish of Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorkshire, England; A description of St. Mary's Church, Hull is given in Kelly's Trade Directory of 1889. "Built prior to 1327. A handsome building of stone in the perpendicular style, with lofty square embattled western tower with primades containing 6 bells. It was perfectly restored in 1863-65 by the late Sir G. G. Scott RA at a cost of nearly £10,000. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £469, net £356, with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Scott of Sutton and held since 1884 by the Rev. James Williamson Hay Carr, of London University." The church in 1997 was badly in need of repair as the stonework is blackened and crumbling. The site of the Vicarage and the small St. Mary's Square that used to be alongside the Church has been replaced by a store and a solicitor's office building. No vestige of the vicarage and square remain. The surrounding buildings seem to dominate the Church, crowding it and making it difficult to get any idea of what it looked like in it's early years, before modern 'progress' spoilt the area. The church is the oldest building in Hull and deserves better treatment than it appears to have received.^1,2