Margaret married John Murphy and had eleven children. My Mother was the youngest child born before her Mother died of tuberculosis when she was 5 months old. My Mother was born with a TB tumor by her ear and had surgical procedures done to correct the tumor. Mom came down with TB again when she was about 14 years old and spent some time in a sanitorium for isolation and treatment.

Margaret Carney Murphy

baptism was Aug 11, 1872 and registration Aug. 14, 1872.

John and Maggie Carney Murphy had 3 stillborn children or died shortly after birth between 1893-1912: John Murphy, Joseph Murphy and Kathleen Murphy--probably unmarked graves in Milltown Cemetery in Belfast. They had 8 children live to adulthood.

Maggie Carney Murphy was born 24/25 Smithfield in 1872 Aug.8?, lived 3 Braemar St in 1895, lived 69 Ross St. in 1897, 5 Kennedy's Row in 1899, 24 Bow St. in 1911 and 3-7-9 Cinnamond St in 1913-1916 when she died of TB at 42 yo May 1, 1916 in Belfast.

residence: Belfast marriage: Apr - Jun 1893 — Belfast record title: Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes, 1845-1958 name: Margaret Carney registration district: Belfast event type: MARRIAGES registration quarter and year: Apr - Jun 1893 volume number: 1 page number: 469 digital folder number: 4179389

Date of Marriage 2 Apr 1893 Groom Name john MURPHY Bride Name margaret CARNEY Church Belfast Roman Catholic Church Parish Belfast Urban 1 Civil District Belfast County Antrim

Church Baptism Record
Name: Margaret Anne Kerney Date of birth/baptism: 08-Aug-1872/Aug 11, 1872
Address: Smithfield Parish/District: ST MARY'S, BELFAST
Gender: Female County Co. Antrim
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Father: William James Kerney Mother: Ellen
Occupation:
Sponsor 1 / Informant 1: Margaret Anne Kerney
Notes:
REV J ONEILL œ0 2 6.

This Margaret Anne Kerney was probably her grandmother from Co. Monaghan, who was sponsor to the baptism.

NOTE--
Margaret Murphy - there is a separate record book of those buried in the poor ground and they confirmed that she was indeed buried there. Residence 9 Cinnamond Street Belfast. Area of ground = QE- 4-A There are 2 huge fields allocated to the poor ground. and on that morning there was no one to show us where this portion was. They said very common to be buried if death was due to TB - thought may have been an epidemic at that time ??