Carroll

Last updated 19 September 2004

Patrick Carroll
Colliery Horse Tenter
b. 1822/1823, Dublin

m. 13 Aug 1848 Westhoughton
d. 11/1/1887 Hindley Lanc's
buried Hindley Cemetery.

Ellen Keenan
b. abt 1830/1831,
Rosscommon, Ireland

m. 13 Aug 1848 Westhoughton
d.22 Aug 1897 Hindley
Ann C Carroll
b 1850
Westhoughton
Factory Operator
m.30 Jan 1867
John Carroll
b.1856
Hindley
c. 24 Feb 1856
Coal Miner
m.21 May 1877
d. 20 Dec 1930
Alice Carroll
b.1858
Hindley
c.16 May 1858
Michael Carroll
b.1860
Hindley
c. 10 June 1860
m. 17 May 1880,
d. May 1938
Joseph Patrick Carroll
[Joe]
b. 5 Dec 1867
Hindley
c. 15 Dec 1867
Wrestler
Mary Carroll
b. 26 Nov 1870
Hindley
c. 4 Dec 1870

From their marriage certificate Patrick was 25 and Ellen 17 on the 13th of August 1848.


From Beatrice Mary Dick (nee Carroll) : "Patrick Carroll, and his brother John emigrated to England from Ireland during Ireland's potato famine in 1846. Patrick went to work in the coalmines and John went to New York and became a rich man."

"When Patrick worked at the mine he met Grandmother Pilkington. She said he was the nicest person she had met."

"Patrick had four boys and one daughter. One son, Joe was a professional wrestler and won the Golden Belt in 1904. He needed money so he sold it to Jack Dempcy and it was put on display in his pub in New York. Another son, John was my grandfather. His trade was making bricks. He married a Welsh girl named Ellen Roberts and they lived in Wigan. They had five girls and two boys. The girls were Alice, Lizzie, Kitty, Jinny and Nellie. The boys were Joe and Jack."

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Patrick and Ellen Carroll lived in a cellar in Back Market Street when they first arrived in Hindley. With then was a woman named Kane who acted as nurse maid to the children (source Dianne Teskey).

At the time of the 1851 census, Partick Carroll and his wife Ellen were living were her parents and their first child (Ann) at 25 New Scholes. (click on link to Ellen Keenan's family for details]

At the time of the 1861 British Census, Patrick Carroll was listed as living in Market PlaceHindley, Lancashire. He is listed as an "ag labourer", aged 34 born in Ireland.

Living with Patrick were,

At the time of the 1871 British Census, Patrick Carroll was listed as living "behind market square cellar" Hindley, Lancashire. He is listed as a coal miner, aged 48 born in Ireland.

Living with Patrick were,