Newspapers:
C.J. = “Clare Journal”
D.E.M. = “Dublin Evening Mail”
F.J. = “The Freeman’s Journal”
I.T. = “The Irish Times”
L.C. = “Limerick Chronicle”
S.C. = “Southern Chronicle”
T.T. = “The Times”
Barrett
L.C., 30 April 1872
At Lahinch, on Saturday, Mrs Barrett, of the hotel.
Blake
L.C., 29 August 1872
On yesterday, Wednesday, at Ballyglunan, county Galway, at a very early
age, the wife of Peter Blake, Esq. The deceased lady was the daughter
of Cornelius Creagh, Esq, of Dangan, county Clare.
Blood
L.C., 14 May 1872
At Lahinch, Mrs Blood, widow of the late Captain Thomas Blood.
Bluett
L.C., 30 November 1872
Nov. 29th, at the Vicarage, Clonlea, Louisa Maria, second daughter of
the Rev Wm. R. Bluett, dearly beloved and deeply regretted, aged 16 years.
Her end was peace.
Bourke
C.J., 1 February 1872
On Saturday the 27th ult. At the residence of his brother-in-law, the
Rev E. O’Shaughnessy, P.P., Miltown Malbay, Michael Bourke, Esq,
late of Carrigview, Tarvee, county Limerick, a gentleman deeply and deservedly
regretted.
Brady
C.J., 11 March 1872
At San Francisco, California, Winifred, wife of Mr Patrick Brady, a native
of this county.
Brennan
C.J., 19 February 1872
In Dublin, of small pox contracted while under medical treatment, Mary,
second daughter of mr Michael Brennan, Clonmoney, county Clare.
Brew
C.J., 29 January 1872
In Kilrush, aged 98 years, Mrs Brew, sister of Simon O’Donnell,
Esq, Shannon view.
Brew
C.J., 30 December 1872
On the 22nd instant, at Market-square, Kilrush, Kate, the beloved child
of Mr John Brew, aged 7 years.
Brookes
C.J., 17 June 1872
On Saturday, 8th inst. unexpectedly, at her residence, Kilmore House,
the beloved wife of John Brookes, Esq.
Bushe
L.C., 6 June 1872
At Aberystwyth, Lieut.-Colonel Wm. Daxon Bushe, late 7th Hussars, of
Kilmorane and Mountshannon, co. Clare, and eldest son of the late Rev
William Bushe, rector of St George’s Church, Dublin and of Templeport,
county Cavan, aged 45 years.
Cahir
L.C., 25 May 1872
On Wednesday, in the 68th year of her age, ay Ballybane, near Kilfenora,
county Clare, Mary, relict of the late Mr Patrick Cahir. The deceased
bore an excellent character and is deeply lamented by her family and
friends.
Carroll
C.J., 25 July 1872
On Wednesday, the 24th of July last, Catherine, the dearly beloved child
of Mr William Carroll, builder, of Ennis, aged nine years and nine months.
Deceased was a most endearing child and her early demise is deeply regretted.
Cassidy
L.C., 30 April 1872
In Ennis, on Monday, Mr James Cassidy, shop-keeper.
Chambers
C.J., 4 November 1872
On the 30th ult. at Kilrush, Mr James Chambers, aged 73 years. Deceased
was gatekeeper to Colonel Vandeleur, M.P., for a period of 20 years.
Christy
L.C., 8 October 1872
On Saturday night, at Ballyallaban, county Clare, in her 70th year, Eliza,
relict of the late John Christy, Fort Union, Adare.
Corry
C.J., 4 November 1872
DEATH OF A RELIGIEUSE
Died on yesterday evening, at the Convent of Mercy, in this town, at
the early age of 27 years, Miss Corry, in religion, Sister Mary Patricia,
niece to Thomas Greene, Esq, J.P., Bindon-street. Having selected a religious
life at an early age, she, since then, devoted herself zealously and
piously to the service of God, in helping to educate His little ones
and to instruct and comfort the sick and the poor. There will be an office
and High Mass for the repose of her soul at 10 o’clock tomorrow
morning, after which her interment will take place.
Creagh
S.C., 17 February 1872
Feb. 14, at Mulgrave-terrace, Kingstown, county Dublin, in the 72nd year
of his age, Pierce Creagh, Esq, late of Ralahine, county Clare.
Cullinan
C.J., 15 April 1872
April 8, at Ballybrody, Dysart, after a short illness, Mr Patrick Cullinan.
Descended from an old Celtic family, he inherited all the spirit of his
race. A sincere Christian, estimable in private life, honourable, truthful
and upright in his dealings, he was respected living and is regretted
in the grave. He had attained the patriarchal age of 84. The funeral
proved the estimation which his neighbours entertained towards him.
Cullinan
L.C., 7 December 1872
On the 15th October last, on board the steamer “Chaldea” in
the Indian Ocean, on his way out to join his regiment at Kamptee, Cormac
Michael Cullinan, aged 31 years, Assistant-Surgeon, 1st Madras Native
Infantry, second son of the late Michael Cullinan, Esq, of Ennis, solicitor.
His courteous and agreeable demeanour endeared him to all who were acquainted
with him, and his death is deeply deplored by a bereaved and fond mother,
as well as by many relatives and friends.
Culliny
C.J., 29 January 1872
On Friday, 26th inst, at Kilfenora, the residence of her son (Martin
Culliny, Esq, P.L.G.), Mrs Patrick Culliny, aged 56 years. Her remains
were removed to Kilnaboy Church on Sunday, followed by a large circle
of friends and neighbours.
Daly
C.J., 28 October 1872
This morning, at 4 o’clock, at the Lunatic Asylum, Francis Daly,
of Ennistymon, at an advanced age.
Daly
I.T., 5 November 1872
On the 28th October, at the advanced age of 78 years, Mr Francis Daly,
Ennistymon, second son of the late Francis Daly, solicitor, Ennis, County
Clare. Pious, charitable and humane, in him the poor and afflicted, the
widow and orphans always found a warm friend and advocate. He loved his
country and his kind, and served his God with devoted fidelity to his
last breath. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.
Denny
C.J., 11 November 1872
DEATH OF HENRY DENNY, ESQ.
With painful surprise we learned, and with sincere regret we have to
announce the death, on Saturday night last, of Henry Denny, Esq, Sub-Inspector
of Constabulary in Ennis. We are truly sorry to have to speak of him
in the past at so early an age, for he would have been only thirty-six
years at his next birthday in next spring. He was the son of a truly
estimable gentleman, the Rev Henry Denny, of Church-hill, near Tralee,
a member of one of the highest families in the aristocratic County of
Kerry, and was himself a gentleman under all circumstances. He was beloved
by the force under his command and they now mourn his loss as that of
a dear departed friend. He was in his last moments consoled by the ministrations
of the Rev Philip Dwyer, Vicar of this parish, whose presence at the
dying man’s side was a great comfort to him. Three of his brothers
have been in town during the past week. The remains of the deceased were
conveyed today by the four o’clock p.m. train from here for interment
in the family vault in Kerry. His death will be a source of great regret
to his numerous friends in the “Kingdom”.
D’Esterre
C.J., 28 November 1872
At his residence, Prospect Hill House, on Sunday, the 24th instant, after
a long and painful illness, Arthur Henry D’Esterre, Esq, M.D.,
M.R.C.S.I., aged 47 years. He leaves a sorrowing wife and young family,
to whom he was a fond and affectionate husband and father, and was loved
and regretted by all who knew him. His remains were interred on Wednesday
morning, at nine o’clock, at the family burying place, Sixmile-bridge,
county Clare.
Doherty
C.J., 29 August 1872
Died at Ballynacally, on the 28th instant, Deborah, widow of the late
Edward Doherty, Esq. Deceased spent 72 years of her life-time amongst
her late neighbours and justly earned their goodwill during that long
period. Her piety was as sincere and practical as her kindness and charity
were at all times but particularly during seasons of scarcity and famine,
generous, unostentatious and edifying. She retained her mental faculties
unimpaired up to the last moment, and calmly resigned her soul into the
hands of the Creator, at the age of 98 years. May she rest in peace.
Amen.
Dundon
C.J., 4 November 1872
On the 22nd inst. at the house of her cousin, 1 Anne St., Limerick, Polly,
the only surviving daughter of the late Michael Dundon, formerly of Brookville,
near Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare. American papers please copy.
Fahy
L.C., 31 August 1872
DEATH OF REV MR FAHY
The death of Rev Mr Fahy, P.P., Kilmihil, has been announced as having
occurred on yesterday. The rev gentleman was formerly R.C. curate in
Miltown Malbay. He was in about the 60th year of his age.
Fitzgerald
L.C., 22 February 1872
At Cliffe Hall, Yorkshire, on the 17th instant, William Fitzgerald, Esq,
of Adelphi, county Clare, in his 85th year.
Flanagan
C.J., 12 September 1872
July 23, at San Francisco, Thomas Flanagan, a native of the county of
Clare, aged 33 years.
Foley
C.J., 30 September 1872
On the 29th inst. at Corofin, Mary, widow of William Foley, and mother
of Mr Patrick Foley, aged 95 years. The remains of the deceased will
be buried on Tuesday (tomorrow) about noon.
Frost
L.C., 17 August 1872
On the 13th instant, at Cratloe, Alicia, the infant daughter of John
J. Frost, Esq.
Grady
L.C., 14 March 1872
On the 11th inst. at Deerpark, county Clare, Thos. Wm. Grady, Esq, only
son of Thos. Wm. Grady, Esq, Belmount, Castleconnell.
Griffin
C.J., 12 September 1872
August 11, at New York, Mary, wife of Laurence Griffin, a native of the
county Clare, in the 58th year of her age.
Haire
C.J., 4 March 1872
DEATH OF THOMAS HAIRE, ESQ, M.D.
At his residence, Kildare Terrace, Bayswater, London, Thomas Haire, Esq,
M.D., son of the late Edmond Haire, Esq, of Ennis. He was a member of
one of the oldest families in Clare, and always took a deep interest
in the progress and prosperity of his native county. As a landlord he
was considerate and indulgent towards his tenantry, and he endeared himself
to a large circle of friends by his gentle manner and humane disposition.
He died on Tuesday, the 27th inst. in the 70th year of his age, beloved
and respected by all who knew him.
Hayes
L.C., 28 September 1872
At Kilkee, on the 22nd inst. Sarah Louisa Hayes, aged 27 years.
Hickman
L.C., 6 June 1872
On the 5th inst. at St Aubin’s, Monkstown, co. Dublin, Henry Hickman,
of Kilmore, county Clare, late Colonel, Royal Artillery.
Higgins
C.J., 17 June 1872
On Monday, in the vicinity of this town, in the 77th year of his age,
Mr Patrick Higgins, for many years the faithful steward of the late Cornelius
O’Brien, Esq, M.P., Birchfield, in this county.
Hilliard
C.J., 14 October 1872
In Jail-street, Ennis, on Sunday, the 13th inst. the wife of Mr Michael
Hilliard, deeply regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
May she rest in peace.
Horan
C.J., 8 February 1872
At Whitegate, Scariff, Mrs Horan, mother of the Rev Patrick Horan, P.P.,
of that parish.
Hunt
L.C., 29 June 1872
June 28, at his residence, 87 Upper Dorset-street, Dublin, in his 72nd
year, Thomas Hunt, Esq, only surviving son of the late T.D. Hunt, Esq,
J.P., Kilrush, county Clare.
Hurley
S.C., 30 March 1872
On the 24th inst. at Killaloe, aged 9 years and 3 months, Annie, the
beloved child of S.J. Hurley, Esq.
Hurley
C.J., 21 November 1872
On the 18th inst. at Church-street, Ennis, Mr Michael J. Hurley, aged
36 years.
Hynes
L.C., 25 July 1872
In Ennis, Mr John Hynes, proprietor of the hotel, Jail-street, deeply
regretted by his family and friends.
Hynes
L.C., 31 October 1872
At his residence, Hynes-place, Kilkee, on Saturday, 26th October, Mr
James Hynes, to the inexpressible grief of his family and friends.
Hynes
F.J., 30 November 1872
Nov. 26, at Bayfield, New Quay, county Clare, in the sixteenth year of
his age, to the deep regret of his parents and numerous friends and relatives,
Thomas, second son of Michael Hynes, Esq.
Keane
C.J., 23 September 1872
On the 3rd instant, at Collengevill, Connecticut, U.S., after a short
illness, Mr Henry Keane, second son of the Mr Francis Keane, coach-builder,
of this town.
Kelly
C.J., 10 June 1872
On the 12th inst. Bridget, eldest daughter of Jeremiah Kelly, Esq, of
Ballygriphy House, county Clare, aged 15 years, deeply and deservedly
regretted. R.I.P.
Kennedy
C.J., 29 February 1872
At Lifford, near Ennis, Mrs Kennedy.
Kenny
C.J., 24 October 1872
At Cragleigh, October 23rd, Elizabeth Mary, the beloved and only daughter
of William and Anna Kenny.
Lalor
C.J., 7 March 1872
On Monday last, 4th inst. at Killawinna, in this county, very much regretted,
Mr James Lalor, at the advanced age of 82 years. Through life he was
very much esteemed by all who knew him, and his death is much regretted.
The remains of the deceased were yesterday interred in the family burial
ground at Quin, the funeral being numerous and respectable.
Lingard
C.J., 22 January 1872
On the 12th inst. at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr John Lingard,
aged 81 years.
Linnane
C.J., 7 March 1872
At Morehane, aged 2 years and 5 months, Michael, third son of Mr Patrick
Linnane. He was a most interesting child.
McDonnell
C.J., 28 December 1872
THE LATE GEORGE MCDONNELL, ESQ, BROADFORD, COUNTY CLARE
A solemn High Mass de requiem was celebrated on Tuesday morning in the
Broadford Catholic Church for the repose of the soul of George McDonnell,
whose integrity of character and charitable life had won for him the
respect and esteem of all classes with whom he came in contact. As an
honest man in every point of view, he was a type worthy of admiration.
The people of the surrounding country – both poor and rich – came
in unusually large numbers to pay the last tribute of respect to the
remains of a Clare man so deservedly regretted. High Mass was celebrated
by the Rev Thomas O’Meara, C.C, Scariff, Rev John Vaughan, C.C.,
Bodyke, Deacon, Rev M. O’Malley, Broadford, Sub-Deacon, and Rev
Eugene Molony, C.C., Newmarket-on-Fergus, Master of Ceremonies. The priests
in the choir were Rev John Bourke, P.P., Rev Patrick Quaid, P.P., Rev
Timothy Honan, P.P., Rev John Gleeson, P.P., Bodyke, Rev Andrew Connellan,
P.P., Rev Denis Sheehan, C.C., Rev James Halpin, C.C., Rev Philip Flynn,
C.C., Rev Michael McGrath, C.C. Amongst the many who accompanied the
remains of the deceased to the grave were the Right Honourable Lord Dunboyne,
Knappogue Castle, William O’Hara, Esq, R.M., William Bentley, Esq,
J.P., R.R. Studdert, Esq, J.P., William Steele Studdert, Esq, J.P., Richard
Going, Esq, J.P., W. Quinn Going, Esq, J.P., Ralph Westropp, Esq, J.P.,
William Westropp, Esq, English Philips, Esq, Halam Studdert, Esq, Robert
Magrath, Esq, John Frost, Esq, sol., Ennis, Dr James Molony, Tulla, Dr
Nihill, Tulla, Dr J. Ryan, Castleconnell, Dr M.J. Malone, Limerick, Dr
J.J. Donworth, Feakle, Dr F.C. Sampson, Scariff, Dr Vaughan, Labasheeda,
Dr W. McDonnell, O’Brien’s Bridge. The remains were removed
to the old family burying place, Kiseily, at one o’clock. The inscription
on the coffin read “George McDonnell, died 16 December 1872. Aged
81 years”. The prayers were recited by the Rev John Bourke at the
grave. May he rest in peace. The funeral requisites of the above were
supplied by Mr Cornelius Shannon, Limerick, to the entire satisfaction
of the family. (Correspondent)
McGrath
C.J., 20 May 1872
On the 16th inst. at his residence, Kilbarron, in this county, Edmond
McGrath, Esq, J.P., in the 74th year of his age, deeply and deservedly
regretted by his family and a large circle of friends and acquaintances
by whom he was much esteemed for his many estimable qualities.
McGrath
L.C., 19 November 1872
At Rathmines, county Dublin, Elizabeth, relict of William McGrath, Esq,
Ennis, county Clare.
McInereney
C.J., 12 February 1872
On the 7th inst. at an advanced age, Mr James McInerney, of Cooraclare.
McKenna
C.J., 15 January 1872
At her residence, Mill-street, Miss Rose McKenna, aged 80 years, sincerely
regretted for her charitable disposition through life. R.I.P.
Macnamara
C.J., 27 June 1872
On the 20th inst. at Gort, Catherine Charlotte, the beloved wife of Edward
Macnamara, Esq, and daughter of the late Terence Gill, Esq, M.D., aged
20 years.
McNamara
C.J., 11 January 1872
At his residence, Coolasheila, O’Callaghan’s Mills, the venerable
and much respected patriarch, Daniel McNamara, Esq.
Mahon
L.C., 14 December 1872
On the 9th inst. of dropsy, James Mahon, Esq, late of the Old Ground,
Ennis, co. Clare, aged 70 years.
Martineau
D.E.M., 24 January 1872
January 20, at Cannes, the Hon. Anne, wife of the Rev Arthur Martineau,
prebendary of St Paul’s, sister of Lord Inchiquin.
Martineau
C.J., 29 January 1872
At Cannes, after a few days illness, the Hon Anne, wife of the Rev Arthur
Martineau, prebendary of St Paul’s, and sister of Lord Inchiquin.
Mathews
L.C., 25 July 1872
On the morning of the 21st July, ast the residence of her son, William
Mathews, Esq, Kildeema, Miltown Malbay, Margaret Stenhouse, relict of
Robert Mathews, Esq, of Elm Bank, J.P., and late Lord Provost of the
City of Perth. Friends will please accept of this intimation.
Mathews
C.J., 23 September 1872
September 18, at Kildeema, co. Clare, William Mathews, Esq, aged 48 years.
Mayne
L.C., 28 September 1872
Sept. 25, at Killaloe, county Clare, Dawson Mayne, Captain, R.N., in
the 73rd year of his age.
Mayne
C.J., 30 September 1872
Sept. 25, at Killaloe, county Clare, Dawson Mayne, Captain, R.N., in
the 73rd year of his age.
Mayne
L.C., 26 October 1872
On the 23rd inst. at the residence of her brother, the Rev Charles Mayne,
at Killaloe, co. Clare, Frances Rebecca Mayne, aged 64 years.
Mayne
T.T., 29 October 1872
On the 23rd inst. at Killaloe, Ireland, Frances Rebecca Mayne, sister
of the late Sir Richard Mayne, K.C.B., aged 64.
Molloy
C.J., 11 March 1872
At Santa Clara, Cal., Michael Molloy, a native of this county, aged 38
years.
Molony
L.C., 18 January 1872
At Killoscully, county Tipperary, Mr Thomas Molony, father of the Rev
Eugene Molony, C.C., Broadford, county Clare.
Molony
D.E.M., 29 April 1872
April 26, at 58 Lower Mount-street, Charlotte Lewin, widow of the late
Croasdaile Molony, Esq, county Clare.
Molony
D.E.M., 14 June 1872
June 12, after a brief illness, Croasdaile Molony, Esq, of Kilnacrandy,
county Clare.
Molony
C.J., 15 July 1872
On the 7th inst. after a protracted illness, at his daughter’s
residence, Frances-street, Kilrush, at an advanced age, Henry Molony,
Esq, formerly of Ennis, the deceased gentleman was widely known and much
respected for his many amiable qualities. On Monday his remains were
conveyed to their last resting place, Shanakyle, escorted thither by
a large concourse of friends. R.I.P.
Molony
L.C., 28 September 1872
On Thursday, in Ennis, in the 32nd year of his age, Mr Patrick Molony,
eldest son of Mr Richard Molony, merchant. The deceased was esteemed
for his probity of character, and is deeply regretted by his family and
friends.
Molony
30 September 1872
On Thursday, in Ennis, in the 32nd year of his age, Mr Patrick Molony,
eldest son of Mr Richard Molony, merchant. The deceased was esteemed
for his probity of character and is deeply regretted by his family and
friends.
Morony
C.J., 22 October 1872
On the 19th inst. at Clifden House, Patrick Morony, better known as Pedro,
for 25 years the faithful servant of Major Paterson.
Morony
C.J., 18 November 1872
This morning, at her mother’s residence, Upper Jail-street, Ennis,
after a long and serious illness, borne with Christian patience and resignation,
Anne Morony, daughter of the late John Morony, Staff Sergeant-Major,
sincerely and deservedly regretted.
Nicoll
C.J., 23 September 1872
In John-street, Kilrush, on the 16th inst. Mrs Mary Nicoll, aged 40 years.
O’Brien
D.E.M., 25 March 1872
DEATH OF LORD INCHIQUIN
The Right Hon Lord Inchiquin, Lieutenant of the county of Clare, died
at his residence, Dromoland Castle, at six o’clock on Friday evening.
The deceased nobleman was 72 years of age, and had acceded to the barony
of Inchiquin on the death of his cousin, the late Marquis of Thomond.
Lord Inchiquin was the eldest son of Sir Edward O’Brien, of Dromoland,
and the elder brother of Mr W. Smith O’Brien. He is succeeded by
his son, the Hon Edward Donough O’Brien. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
O’Brien
L.C., 2 May 1872
At Fitzwilliam-square, Dublin, Harriet, wife of the Hon and Rev Henry
O’Brien.
O’Brien
S.C., 14 September 1872
At No. 60 Gloster-gardens, Hyde Park, London, Wm. O’Brien, Esq,
formerly Capt. in the 53rd Regiment and lately manager in the North-Eastern
Railway, fifth son of the late Lucius O’Brien, Esq, of Cratloe
House, county Clare, aged sixty-four years.
O’Brien
C.J., 2 December 1872
On Thursday, 28th inst. the mortal remains of the late John O’Brien,
Esq, Attyteria, were removed to the family vault, Ruan, for interment,
During his life he was esteemed as a fond parent, generous neighbour
and a kind employer.
O’Brien
L.C., 14 December 1872
At Woodview, near Newcastle, after a short illness, Ellen Mary, eldest
daughter of Stafford O’Brien, Esq, much and sincerely regretted.
O’Brien
F.J., 16 December 1872
Oct. 24, at the Loreto Convent, Chowringhee, Calcutta, Mary, in religion
Mother Philomena, the dearly beloved daughter of the late John O’Brien,
Esq, R.M., Tulla, county Clare.
O’Donnell
C.J., 30 December 1872
On Friday, at her residence, Drumcat, in this county, unexpectedly, after
a short illness, Bessie, the affectionate wife of John S. O’Donnell,
Esq, P.L.G., sincerely and deservedly regretted.
O’Driscoll
C.J., 19 February 1872
Yesterday, at her residence, Mill-street, very much regretted, Mrs Mary
O’Driscoll, a widow of kind and charitable disposition.
O’Gorman
L.C., 27 February 1872
Feb. 27, at No. 1 Catherine-street, Mrs Maria O’Gorman, late of
Kilfarboy, county Clare, and mother of Mrs John T. McDonogh, of this
city, in her 62nd year.
O’Gorman
C.J., 29 February 1872
At Limerick, Mrs Maria O’Gorman, late of Kilfarboy, county Clare.
Parker
S.C., 30 March 1872
On the 25th inst. At the Retreat, Tomgrany, Maria Louisa, aged 42 years,
wife of Joseph Parker, Esq, deeply and deservedly regretted.
Parkinson
L.C., 3 September 1872
August 30th, Maria, widow of the late Garrett Parkinson, of Cahircalla,
county Clare, Esq.
Pyne
C.J., 7 March 1872
March 3rd, at Bindon street, Mary Menzies, youngest child of Captain
John Pyne, 19th Regiment.
Pyne
L.C., 14 March 1872
At Bindon-street, Ennis, Mary Menzies, youngest child of Captain John
Pyne, 19th Regt.
Quirke
C.J., 26 February 1872
At Grahamstown, Cape of Good Hope, on Friday, the 5th of January, 1872,
Mary, the beloved wife of Mr W.D. Quirke, formerly of the county Clare
Constabulary, and daughter of the late John O’Kelly, Esq, of Clonina,
county Clare, leaving a disconsolate husband and seven children to mourn
their irreparable loss, aged 39 years, 2 months and 23 days. May she
rest in peace.
Revington
L.C., 6 April 1872
April 4th, Hugh Huleatt, dearly loved son of Rev J.H. Revington, The
Glebe, O’Brien’s Bridge, aged 5 years. “Of such is
the Kingdom of Heaven.”
Riedy
C.J., 22 February 1872
At Lisdoonvarna, on Sunday, deeply regretted by her family and friends,
Mrs Riedy, wife of Mr John Riedy, proprietor of the hotel.
Rielly
L.C., 14 May 1872
On the 14th inst. at Woodpark, Ennistymon, P.E. Rielly, Esq, J.P., aged
73 years.
Roach
C.J., 29 February 1872
At Dromoher, Corofin, on the 25th inst. in the prime of life, very sincerely
regretted by all who knew him, Mr John Roach. His remains were interred
in the family burial ground at Kilnaboy church-yard, followed by a large
cortege.
Russell
L.C., 25 June 1872
On Friday, the 21st inst. at South View, Kilkee, after a protracted illness,
in the 83rd year of her age, Jane, relict of the late Hughes Russell.
Her remains were this morning interred in the family vault, St John’s
burial-ground, in this city.
Ryan
C.J., 8 February 1872
At the Causeway, Ennis, Miss Maria Ryan, aged 60 years, sister of Dr
P.R. Ryan, very sincerely regretted by relatives and friends.
Scanlan
L.C., 9 March 1872
March 8th, at O’Brien’s-bridge, county Clare, Matthew Scanlan,
aged 59 years.
Shannon
L.C., 25 June 1872
At Ennistymon, in the 70th year of his age, Mr James Shannon, late of
her Majesty’s Customs. The deceased was much esteemed for probity
of character through life, and died deeply lamented by his family and
friends.
Shannon
C.J., 3 October 1872
At Ocean House, Miltown Malbay, on the 27th ult. Patrick Shannon, Esq,
at an advanced age.
Shannon
C.J., 30 December 1872
At the residence of her father, in Mill-street, Ennis, on Christmas morning,
to the deep regret of relatives and friends, Mary Anne, the beloved daughter
of Michael Shannon, Esq, at the early age of 14 years. The death of this
interesting and accomplished child has brought affliction to many, for
her life was one of piety and edification having been educated under
the religious care of the good Sisters of Mercy, as boarder in their
convent. In addition she acquired under the guidance of Monsieur Nono
a proficiency for music rarely to be equalled by a girl of her age and
now, alas, lying lifeless, a young and youthful picture of departed worth.
Shea
C.J., 27 June 1872
On the 17th May, at San Francisco, California, Kate Shea, a native of
Dunmore, county Clare, in the 16th year.
Stapleton
C.J., 29 February 1872
At View Mount, Crusheen, Mrs Stapleton, deeply lamented.
Stapleton
C.J., 4 March 1872
February 26th, at Viewmount, in this county, after a short illness, to
the deep regret of her afflicted family, Margaret Bidelia, widow of the
late Bryan Stapleton, Esq, of Callura, and daughter of the late Malachy
O’Loghlen, Esq. The deceased lady was universally esteemed for
her many amiable qualities and truly kind disposition. R.I.P.
Studdert
L.C., 14 March 1872
On the 12th March, at Cullane, Thomas George, the dearly beloved son
of Robert Wogan Studdert, Esq.
Studdert
D.E.M., 23 May 1872
May 22, at Clonderlaw House, county Clare, the wife of Captain George
Studdert, J.P., to the inexpressible grief of her afflicted family.
Studdert
C.J., 30 May 1872
On the 27th inst. at Dangannelly House, co. Clare, aged 83 years, Catherine,
relict of the late Thomas Studdert, Esq. She retained the full precision
of her faculties to her last moments. She was beloved and respected during
her long life for her amiability of disposition and goodness of character.
Her end was peace.
Sullivan
C.J., 25 July 1872
At Jail-street, Ennis, on the morning of Wednesday last, the 24th of
July, of inflammation of the lungs, Mr T. Sullivan, aged 72. Deceased,
who was an old and respected inhabitant of this town, always maintained
the highest character for strict integrity in every relation of life
and his death is very much regretted by a large circle of friends and
acquaintances. His remains will be conveyed for interment at Dromcliffe
at one o’clock tomorrow, Friday, afternoon.
Tymons
L.C., 14 May 1872
At his town residence, Gardiner-place, Dublin, James Tymons, Esq, of
Baskin Hill, county Dublin, aged 74 years. His remains were removed to
Ennis and interred in Dromcliffe churchyard yesterday, Wednesday, having
been escorted to the grave by a respectable funeral cortege.
Vandeleur
C.J., 3 June 1872
On the 2nd June, at Kilrush House, Lady Grace Vandeleur, the beloved
wife of Colonel Vandeleur, M.P., aged 59 years, deeply lamented.
Vaughan
C.J., 23 December 1872
On Friday, at Lahinch, to about the 26th year of her age, Miss Margaret
Vaughan. The deceased was acclaimed throughout life for her excellent
qualities and kind disposition and died deeply regretted by an extensive
circle of respectable friends and connections.
Vaughan
L.C., 24 December 1872
On Friday, in Lahinch, Miss Margaret Vaughan, in the 26th year of her
age, youngest daughter of Mr John Vaughan. Deceased is deeply regretted
by her family and a large circle of friends.
Wallace
C.J., 11 April 1872
On the 4th inst. At his residence, Moore-street, Kilrush, Patrick, son
of the late Mr Pierce Wallace.
Walsh
C.J., 19 February 1872
At Crusheen, very deeply regretted, the Rev E. Walsh, P.P., Crusheen.
Westropp
C.J., 10 October 1872
At Drewsborough on the 2nd instant, John Townsend Westropp, Esq, aged
36 years, second son of the late John Westropp, Esq, of Fortane, in this
county.
[We understand that the funeral of the deceased on Saturday last was
one of the largest and most respectable ever seen in the neighbourhood
of Tulla, where the remains were interred, the coffin being borne for
two or three miles between Drewsborough and Tulla on shoulders.]
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