BIRTH: 3 Marsden Street, Salford, Lancashire. This is according to acertified copy of an Entry of Birth for the Sub-District of Greengate,Salford.
The number of the original is 402, and the date on it is 20 February1917.
This is when Maud was 14 years of age and required it to startwork.
The certificate is dual purpose. On one side is the Entry of Birth,
and the other is a Schedule of the Factory And Workshop Act, 1901.Maud
must have required this for proof of being old enough to work. The address
Maud was living at the time is shown as 58 Rosamond Street, Salford.
The Registrar is shown as Joseph Roberts.
BIOGRAPHY: Worked at Luvells (spelling?) Choclate Factory, putting
thefancy designs on the choclates. My mum told how on her first day
at the factory, she was allowed to eat as much choclate as she liked.
After two days, she was sick of it and could not eat any more.
BIOGRAPHY: On mothers wedding day she started her periods in church,
got drunk on port wine, put into bed with her mother, dad blind drunk
got into bed with all his clothes on, mums mother still in bed, also
aunt Emily and uncle Jim had sex in same bed while my mum, dad and grandmother
were there. As told to me by my mother, Maud Scahill.
In 1947 Maud received a letter dated 25 February 1947 from TheSuperheater
Company Ltd. of Mosley Road, Trafford Park, Manchester,informing her
of a successful application for a job in the company canteen as a cook.
The job was part time, hours 10 AM until 4 PM. Rateof pay 1 Shilling
and 3 Pence per hour.
The letter was incorrectly addressed to Mrs. Seakill.
Maud gave up smoking in 1978 at age 75.
MARRIAGE: 26 May 1928, Maud Johnson married Henry Scahill at SaintStephens
Church, Salford. Marriage performed by the Rector Thomas Cresswell.
Both are aged 24. Henry Scahill's profession is shown as Bleacher, which
probably means Plasterer. There is no profession shown for Maud. Residence
at the time of marriage is 58 Rosamond Street. The marriage number on
the certificate is 436 and the Certified Copy of anEntry of Marriage
number is D 1517-15. Witnesses were: Albert Edward Johnson and Lily
Scahill.
MARRIAGE: 23 December 1967, Maud Scahill married Arthur Green at the
Register Office, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Marriage performed by Violet
Harris, Deputy Registrar. Arthur is aged 61, Maud is aged 59. Arthur'sprofession
is shown as General Hand - Paper Mill. There is no profession shown
for Maud. Arthur's address is shown as 5 Queens Mead Estate, Loudwater,
Wycombe. Maud's address is shown as 67 Castle Way, Clifton, Manchester.
The marriage number on the certificate is 135 and the Certified Copy
of an Entry of Marriage number is WE 767749. Witnesses were: Brian Scahill
and P. Goff.
MARRIAGE: On the 15 May 1975 this marriage was dissolved and became final and
absolute on the 17 July 1975. The certificate is from theCourt Office
at Fleece Street, Rochdale. Signed by Joseph Parry and A.M.Verity -
Registrars. Certificate number 75 D 0073
MEDICAL: Invoice number 062550/S, Dated: 7 July, 1994 for a "Single Cataract
Including Implant" performed on Thursday 30 June, 1994. Cost: £1,400.00.
At Beaumont Hospital, Bolton, Lancashire, England.
DEATH: Died at Hope Hospital, Salford. April 18th 1996.
CAUSE OF DEATH: i) Congestive cardiac failure, ii) Ischaemic heartdisease,
iii) Cerebrovascular disease. Certified Copy Of An Entry signed by Vera
F.M. Prince - Registrar. Certificate number IAK 421242.Certificate of
Registration Of Death signed by the same person.Certificate number ZW
769650.
BURIAL: Cremated at Overdale Crematorium on Chorley Old Road, Bolton on24 April
1996 at 1:30 PM.
Service was conducted by Rev. A.E. Ballard.
Julie Hayes nee Scahill, Maud's granddaughter, read from a letter written
by he rsister, Jackie Townshend. The letter was written 16 April 1996,
prior to Maud's death and was in the form of a book, with six chapters.
Jackie was unable to attend the funeral as she was living in Medicine
Hat, Alberta, Canada. The Order of Service was created by Maud's granddaughter,
Elaine Rogers nee Scahill, on her computer. Funeral Directors were:
Laithwaites of 139 Manchester Road East, Little Hulton.Certificate of
Disposal from Overdale Crematorium dated 24 April, 1996.Certificate
number 147812
BURIAL: Maud was buried on 29 April 1996 at Weaste Cemetery along with
the ashes of her daughter Audrey Robinson nee Scahill. The plot number
is 872N. Her son's, Brian and Allan Scahill along with Debra Martini
nee Robinson, Audrey's daughter, dug a small hole in the family grave
approximately 18" deep by 12" square and placed both the ashes of Maud
and Audrey in the hole and intermixed them. It was Audrey's wish to
beburied with her father when she died. To mark the grave, which had
no headstone, a small square stone block was then placed on top of the
area they had dug up. The square stone block is 7" x 7" x 7". It was
purchased from A. Brammall of 562 Manchester Road, Bolton. Cost: £45.35
Pence. The name engraved on the marker says SCAHILL and on the back
side is the plot number, 872N.
MARRIAGE: 26 May 1928, Henry Scahill married Maud Johnson at Saint Stephens Church, Salford. Marriage performed by the Rector Thomas Cresswell. Both are aged 24. Henry Scahill's profession is shown as Bleacher, which probably means Plasterer. There is no profession shown for Maud. Residence at the time of marriage is 58 Rosamond Street. The marriage number on the certificate is 436 and the Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage number is D 1517-15. Witnesses were: Albert Edward Johnson and Lily Scahill.
BIOGRAPHY: Worked as a Plasterer and Brick-layer. Made his own brick Hods,
in which he used to carry me (Allan Scahill). Burial plot purchased
by Mary A Johnston (Mother-In-Law) of 58 Rosamond Street Salford. My
Dad is said to have been a practising Catholic and said the Rosery when
my brother Harry died. As reported by his wife Maud.
DEATH: Certified Copy of an Entry Of Death for the Disctict of Salford,England, number HC586915.
CAUSE_OF_DEATH: 1(a) Coronary Thrombosis. Post Mortem Certified by L.Parker
MB at Salford Royal Hospital. Informant, Maud Scahill of 22 Duerden
Street, Salford, England on the 30 July, 1946