1861 Census: household of Patrick Kneale
Ann's blended household: a stepdaughter, a stepson, and her youngest son Thomas, all under one roof.

Household of Patrick Kneale, schedule 57, parish of Lezayre
| Name | Relationship to head | Marital condition | Age | Occupation | Where born |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patrick Kneale | Head | Married | 63 | Ag labourer | Isle of Man |
| Ann do. | Wife | Married | 43 | Washer woman | Isle of Man |
| Catherine Quayle | Stepdaughter | — | 15 | Scholar | Isle of Man |
| Daniel Callister | Stepson | — | 9 | Do. | Isle of Man |
| Thomas Kneale | Son | — | 5 | Do. | Isle of Man |
Address: "Do. Labourer's House." Schedule number 57; parish Lezayre. Disability column blank for every member of the household.
Notes on transcription
- Patrick's occupation is abbreviated and partly obscured by a tally mark, read as "Ag Labourer" (agricultural labourer). Ann's occupation reads clearly as "Washer Woman."
- The children's marital-condition cells appear blank rather than explicitly marked "unmarried." Birthplace is written as "do" (ditto) for each person, repeating "Isle of Man" from the preceding household.
- This household brings together, under Patrick Kneale's roof, Ann's surviving daughter from her first marriage (Catherine, here as "Quayle"), her son from her second marriage (Daniel Callister), and her son from this third marriage (Thomas Kneale) — a direct census-line confirmation that all three men were indeed Ann's husbands in succession.
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Source citation
1861 Isle of Man Census — household of Patrick Kneale, schedule 57, Lezayre.
- Class RG9; Piece 4422; Folio 33; Page 11; GSU roll 543280; ED/institution/vessel 3; Household schedule number 57
- Accessed 17 August 2026