Born about in County Antrim, Ireland
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Daughter of John Edward Hendren
and [mother unknown]
Sister of
Matilda Jane (Hendren) Lewis, Deborah (Hendren) Collins, Harriet (Hendren) Usher, Beauchamp Walter Stannus Hendren and Agnes (Hendren) Steed
Wife of
Richard James Scott
— married
28 Jan 1864 in Derriaghy Church of Ireland, Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland
Descendants 
Mother of
Sarah (Scott) McKeown, Ann Jane (Scott) Forsythe, Margaret (Scott) Berry, Richard Scott, Frances Maud (Scott) Geddis, John Edward Scott, William James Scott, James Scott, Beauchamp Scott and William Scott
Died
at about age 81
in Ballymacward, County Antrim, Ireland
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Contents |
Biography
Marriage
Mary was married to Richard James Scott on January 28, 1864 at Derriaghy Church of Ireland, Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland.
| Type | Civil Marriages |
| Date of Marriage | 28 Jan 1864 |
| Husband's Name | RICHARD JAMES SCOTT |
| Husband's Address | Ballymacward |
| Husband's Occupation | Farmer |
| Husband's Age | 23 |
| Husband's Denomination | Church of Ireland |
| Husband's Marital Status | Bachelor (Previously unmarried) |
| Husband's Father's Name | Richard Scott |
| Husband's Father's Occupation | Farmer |
| Husband's Witness | William John McKeown |
| Wife's Name | MARY HENDREN |
| Wife's Address | Slievenacloy |
| Wife's Age | 24 |
| Wife's Denomination | Church of Ireland |
| Wife's Marital Status | Spinster (Previously unmarried) |
| Wife's Father's Name | John Edward Hendren |
| Wife's Father's Occupation | Farmer |
| Wife's Witness | Beauchamp Herdman |
| Minister | By Licence Rev D S Donovan |
| Venue | Derriaghy Church of Ireland, Lisburn, County Antrim |
| Source | Ulster Historical Foundation |
1901 Census of Ireland
On census day March 31, 1901 Mary was living with her husband and children at Lower Ballymacward, Islandkelly, County Antrim, Ireland.[1]
| Surname | First name | Age | Sex | Relation to Head | Birthplace | Occupation | Religion | Marital status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scott | Richard James | 61 | M | Head of Family | Co Antrim | Farmer | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | Mary | 62 | F | Wife | Co Antrim | - | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | Richard | 31 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Works on Farm | Church of Ireland | Not Married |
| Scott | James | 23 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Works on Farm | Church of Ireland | Not Married |
| Scott | Beauchamp | 21 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Works on Farm | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | William | 19 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Works on Farm | Church of Ireland | Not Married |
| Quinn | Arthur | 2 | M | Band Foster Child | Co Antrim | - | Church of Ireland | Not Married |
1911 Census of Ireland
On census day April 2, 1911 Mary was living with her husband and children at Lower Ballymacward, Islandkelly, County Antrim. The census return records that she had been married for 51 years and had ten children, nine of whom were alive.[2]
| Surname | First name | Age | Sex | Relation to Head | Birthplace | Occupation | Religion | Marital status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scott | Richard James | 71 | M | Head of Family | Co Antrim | Farmer | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | Mary | 72 | F | Wife | Co Antrim | - | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | Richard | 42 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Farmer's Son | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | Beauchamp | 30 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Farmer's Son | Church of Ireland | Married |
| Scott | William | 27 | M | Son | Co Antrim | Farmer's Son | Church of Ireland | Single |
| Quinn | Arthur | 12 | M | Boarder | Co Antrim | Scholar | Church of Ireland | Single |
Burial
Mary was buried on April 9, 1919 at the Quaker Burial Ground Maghaberry, County Antrim, Ireland.
Sources
- ↑ National Archives of Ireland 1901 Census return for the Scott family at Lower Ballymacward, Islandkelly, County Antrim
- ↑ National Archives of Ireland 1911 Census return for the Scott family at Lower Ballymacward, Islandkelly, County Antrim
- Ulster Historical Foundation
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