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(Medical):Death. Southampton.
Apr-May-Jun. 1889.
Vol. 2c. Page 21. | CONROY, George (I1104)
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(Medical):Died on a Tuesday Morning In the Old Meath Hospital. | LONG, John Joseph (I5)
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(Medical):Grandmother of Sheila Clewmore found in Rootsweb. 09-08-2008 | GAFFNEY, Catherine (I1427)
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(Medical):Grave Information:
Reg No: 930. Died 1876
Address at time of death 18 Augrim Street. Dublin.
Found in Pearse St Library. | ALLDRITT, Samuel Fortescue Wyatt. (I798)
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(Medical):Maggie died Peacefully in Tallaght Hospital. After spending the last 2 years in a Nursing Home. | FREER, Margaret (I606)
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(Medical):Mount Jerome . Ref No: 413.
Address at time of Death. Prussia Street. | ALLDRITT, Samuel John Fortescue. (I1112)
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(Medical):Mount Jerome.
Died 1881. At 47 Bath Avenue, Booterstown.
Grave. 16. Section A333. | ALLDRITT, Charles Albert (I1196)
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(Medical):On his Headstone. | DYAS, Frederick A. (I1190)
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(Medical):Paddy was in tallaght Hospital,
for a number of weeks before he died.
He never got back to Walkinstown. | MCMAHON, Patrick S. (I303)
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(Medical):Present at her Death : Andrew Donovan. | LEARY, Mary (I106)
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(Medical):Removal from The Church in Berkley Street. Next to old Mater Hospital, | SCOTT, Mary Elizabeth (I243)
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(Medical):Vol. 1d. Page 229. | ALLDRITT, Isaac (I1094)
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(Medical):William ( Billy) Alldritt was in the R.A.F. during the 2nd World War.
Bill Sheridan. | ALLDRITT, William Alexander (I1109)
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(Medical):«b»Brian was a Spastic Child.«/b» | WEAVING, Brian Ignatius Cornelius (I264)
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(Medical):«b»Was a sponsor for Ellen O'Driscoll, daughter of Corneilus O'Driscoll, in sandyford . A possible sister I hope.«/b» | O'DRISCOLL, Margaret (I155)
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(Research) 03-11-1947 taken from the Irish Indo.
:While motorcycling to Arklow he collided with a dog at Kilpedder.
He was rushed to Wicklow Co Hospital and had a fractured skull.
| ALLDRITT, Harry (I1246)
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(Research): Brew-master & Cooper by Trade. | KRAUSSLACH, George (I3356)
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(Research): My grandfather Thomas and my grandmother Theresa were married in Ireland.
and had a child in Dublin but left that child and came to America with
my Uncle Mervyn and I suppose Aunt Ruby. I know they had more children
that were born in America and are still alive. My dad was the baby, his
name was Reginald Vincent Harold Haines, he has a sister, Dorothy which
we call Topsy, a sister Lois, he had a brother Victor that is also
deceased. They lived in Kearny New Jersey. My grandfather died in the
1940's after he got a report that my dad was dead in World War II, which
wasn't the truth. He suffered a heart attack and his wife Theresa died
one year later, my dad always said she died of a broken heart. Theresa
was catholic. I know Uncle Mervyn became an electrical engineer, he was
very smart and worked for Bell Telephone, he lived in Livingston New
Jersey and was influential in his town, they named a community pool
after him. If you have any more information on Thomas, I would love to
hear it. My brother's name is Thomas Haines, he is a retired police
officer. My dad married my mom in 1945, her name was Faye Mattia, and
they had three children, Thomas, Phyllis, and myself.
Thank you,
Debbie Haines-Gladd albrightelectric@verizon.net. 20-04-2009. Alan | HAINES, Mervyn Victor Thomas. (I498)
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(Research):1911 Worked as a Tobacco Presser. | FREER, Joseph (I1813)
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(Research):1926 Occ: Coppersmith. New York Travel Listing. | PENFOLD, Joseph Thomas. (I3784)
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