I am wondering who the parents were of Ann Shimmin who married a William Cringle 21 April 1838 at Braddan. I did find a Margaret Shimmin married to a John Clucas which would be close for Anne Shimmin's parents, and am wondering if this Margaret could be related to Philip Shimmin & Catherine Quine.
2) Am wondering if the Elizabeth who was the daughter of above parents (William Cringle & Anne Shimmin) christened on 28 Apr 1843 is the same Elizabeth who married a James Quilliam on 01 Apr 1871 at Kirk Michael.
I also found a Elizabeth Quilliam on Brian's website of burials as age 39 Fox 12 Nov 1882, it is close to her age but 1881 census shows a James Quilliam already a widower with these children. The census corresponds with story I am corresponding with from England.
James QUILLIAM Head Wid Male 26 Marown, Isle of Man, England General Laborer Catherine A. QUILLIAM Daur U Female 9 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
James QUILLIAM Son U Male 8 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
Louisa QUILLIAM Daur U Female 7 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
Emily QUILLIAM Daur U Female 6 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
Lawrence QUILLIAM Son U Male 2 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
Elizabeth QUILLIAM Daur U Female 1 Douglas, Isle of Man, England
Dwelling 1 Archway
Census Place Braddan, Isle of Man, Isle of Man
Family History Library Film 1342346
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 5603 / 104
Page Number 5
I also am wondering if the Louisa in the above census could have also been counted in this Census below
James CRINGLE Head M Male 26 Patrick, Isle of Man, England Gardener
Ann Jane CRINGLE Wife M Female 23 Andreas, Isle of Man, England
James CRINGLE Son Male 2 Lezayre, Isle of Man, England
William CRINGLE Son Male 9 m Lezayre, Isle of Man, England
Louisa QUILLIAM Niece Female 6 Douglas, Isle of Man, England Scholar
Dwelling Church Town
Census Place Lezayre, Isle of Man, Isle of Man
Family History Library Film 1342345
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 5599 / 118
Page Number 7
Any help is much appreciated,
Tim