John Joseph LONG

1915 - 1994  (78 years)

• Name	John Joseph LONG
  Birth	17 Aug 1915	7 Kingsland Park Avenue, S.C.R. Dublin
  		Birth Record Dads Birth Register Born Aug 1915 in Dublin.
  Christening	22 Aug 1915	St Kevins, Harrington Street, Dublin
  		Rathmines Church. Most of the Family were Baptized and Married Here.
  Gender	Male
  Death	Apr 1994	Meath Hospital, Dublin 8.
  	Age: 78
  	Cause: Heart Failure.
  Burial	Apr 1994	Deansgrange, Cemetery, Dublin.
  		Resting Place. Dad and Nana, Togeather again, he always had a soft spot in his Heart for my Nana, as he said she had a rough life.
  Notes	(Medical):Died on a Tuesday Morning In the Old Meath Hospital.
  Person ID	I5	Long Family
  Last Modified	15 Sep 2016

  
  

  Father	Nathaniel J. LONG,   b. 25 Aug 1892, 6 Tuckey Street, Cork City, Ireland d. 18 Mar 1949, Mare Street Hospice, London (Age 56 years)
  Mother	Julia O'SULLIVAN,   b. 30 Sep 1888, Pouladuff, Cork . Ireland d. 31 Jan 1971, Our Lady's Hospice, Cork, Ireland (Age 82 years)
  Marriage	28 Apr 1915	Michael & John's Church. Dublin
  		St Michael's & John's Church, Dublin. This Church is on Dublin Quay, But alas it is no longer a Practicing Church, It has been taken over by a Actor group and they rehearse there, as well as putting on small shows.
  		Marriage Certificate Nathaniel Long and Julia O'Sullivan , Marry in 1915 in Dublin Ireland
  Family ID	F4	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Anne ( Nancy ) TOMSETT,   b. 20 Apr 1927, Coombe Hospital, Dublin 8. d. 10 Dec 2018, Elm Hall Nursing Home, Celbridge, Co Kildare (Age 91 years)
  Marriage	17 Dec 1947	Church Of Immaculate Lady Of Refuge, Rathmines,
  		Marriage Record Joe and Nancy marry in Rathmines Church.
  Children	+ 1. Julie Ann LONG,   b. Jun 1948, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6 + 2. Noreen LONG,   b. Dec 1949, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6 + 3. John LONG,   b. Nov 1952, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6   4. Marie Theresa. LONG,   b. Jan 1955, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6 + 5. David LONG,   b. May 1956, Rathmines, Dublin. + 6. Paul LONG,   b. Aug 1958, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6 + 7. Alan Martin LONG,   b. Apr 1960, Lr Rathmines Road, Dublin.6 + 8. Michael LONG,   b. Feb 1964, Dublin, Ireland
  Family ID	F2	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	6 Aug 2023

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Julia Long,my Dad Joe Long Standing, and Noreen on her Mammys lap. Crosshaven, Co Cork. A whole life ahead of them.
  		Julia O'Sullivan-Long and Joe Long A Picture paints a Thousand words, I would love to know what they were thinking.
  		The Longs Nathaniel Long,with my Dad Joseph, and his sister Noreen.
  		Father And Son. Nathaniel and my Dad who was making his First Holy Communion.
  		The Long Family Out on a Picnic. Possible Crosshaven Co Cork.
  		The Longs of Ould. Taken in Cork
  		Big Brother Dad and his sister Noreen, up in the Wicklow Mountains. Spot the Dog.
  		Joe Long With his Favourite Women, at Blarney Castle, Cork. My Mam Nancy- and his sister Noreen.
  		Slot Machines. One of the many jobs my Dad had when he was a young man in Dublin. Was repairing Slot Machines. Here he has one stripped down for Repair.
  		Noreen and Joe Long Off to Cork.
  		Debbie and her Grand-Dad Xmas, ?
  		My Dad Taken on Xmas Day 1993. In Rathfarnham Dublin.
  		My Dad, Joe Long John Joseph Long, and the 2 Long familys in Cork
  		Dublin City Centre, Dad and Mam walking down O'Connell Street, with Nelsons Pillar in the background.
  		Marie with her Big Brother, my Dad Joe Long. Bray Co Wicklow.
  		Family Photo Mam and Dad in Phoenix Park messing about.

  
  

  Documents		Long Billiard Table Makers. Set up in 1878 in Cook Street Cork.
  		Letter Home. My Dad sent this letter home to my Mam, after going over to England to see his dying Father. They could not afford to bring his body back to Ireland so he was Buried in London.

  
  

  Residence		7 Kinglands Park Avenue, Off the S.C.R. Dublin 8. John Joseph Long was born and lived his early years in this house in Dublin.
  		3 Washington Street, Cork. One of the many homes of the Long Family as they grew up in Cork. My Dad talked a lot about Washington Street, it seemed to be one of his favourite Memories.