corrin from the isle of man

[annie]

someone was looking for info on the corrins ..i was talking to a george corrin from the isle of man yesterday and he said there are so many corrins on the island and the best thing to do ia go on the web and look for radio manx and they will give you all you need he said that most of them are in port erin. hope this is of help

[Glenys]

Annie,
That could have been me - my late mum was a Corrin and I am researching my family history. There are two fantastic sites for Isle of Man research which I use for help.

I am hopeful of finding some of 'our' Corrins around, as quite a few came over to Liverpool for work in the 1800's to early 1900's, their descendants must be around somewhere!!!!!

If only I had asked my Mum more about her cousins etc.!!!!!!!!

[Jan]

Hi Glenys,

There are a couple of Corrin's in Bootle in the 1938 Directory!

Jn W - Shunter 32 Marmion Ave

Mrs Margt - 118 Beatrice Street.

Jan

[Glenys]

Thanks for that Jan - I keep a note of ALL Corrins I come across - never know when they might tie in!!!!!!

Glenys

[Patricia Simpson]

Glenys, my step grandfather James Jackson came from 28, knowsley Road he left there when he married gran in 1930, he was 42 years old and died in 1071 aged 71. Pat

[n3ttl3]

Hi Glenys

My mum and dad used to be friendly with a Fred Corrin (think it was Fred) Ring any bells?

Annette

[Glenys]

Annette,
I don't know a Fred - maybe he is connected. I can't recollect ever meeting any Corrins in the past, other than the children of my mums brother.
I would dearly love to find some Corrin relatives.

Glenys

[Glenys]

Pat,
We lived at 288, near the clinic - the road was so long you never really knew anyone who lived past the cinema!

Glenys

[ian]

Hi my surname is Corrin, my parents were Albert & Alma Corrin from Bootle.

[Glenys]

Hi Ian,
My late mum was Elizabeth Maud Corrin. I will p.m. you.

Glenys