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City and County
of Dublin
Edmond Eustace;
Elwartstown, Co. Dublin; 1597; Gent; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Thomas Eustace;
Dublin; tanner; 1629; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Charity Eustace;
widow of Maurice Eustace; late Lord Chancellor; 1679; Index to Prerogative
Wills of Ireland;
Robert Eustace;
Dublin; joiner; 1646; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Margaret Eustace
alias Keeting; Dublin; widow; 1692; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Laurence Eustace;
High Street, Dublin (1704-05); Dublin City Pipe Water Accounts
Rowland Eustace;
Dublin; tailor; 1709; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Margaret Eustace;
widow; 1738; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
James Eustace;
Dublin; 1742; Gent; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Richard Eustace;
Dublin; merchant; 1755; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Mary Eustace alias
Dillon; 1759; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Maurice Eustace;
Lord Chancellor of Ireland; 1760; Knight; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
William Eustace;
Dublin; Esquire; 1763; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Martha Eustace;
Dublin; widow; 1775; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Alexander Eustace
(Reverend); Swords, Co. Dublin; cleric; 1779; Index to Prerogative Wills of
Ireland
Alice Eustace;
Donnybrook, Co. Dublin; widow; 1780; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland
Charles Eustace;
Dublin; 1801; Esquire; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland
Allen Eustace; 30
Back Lane; Linen draper; Wilson's Dublin Directory (1801)
Edward Eustace, 1 Patrick Street; Butcher; Wilson's Dublin Directory (1801)
Rowland Eustace, 13 Pill Lane; Grocer; Wilson's Dublin Directory (1801)
Richard Eustace, 3 Ormond Street; Carpet manufacturer; Wilson's Dublin Directory
(1801)
Eustace, Sandy; 21 Ormond Market; Butcher; Wilson's Dublin Directory (1801)
Robert Eustace;
Dublin City; 1805; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland;
Andrew Eustace;
Dublin; 1808; Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland
Christopher
Eustace; Bow Street Distillery; 1853; letter in Irish Genealogist; Vol. 4, No.
4, p. 330 (1971)
James Eustace;
Glasnevin; 1855 Griffith's Valuation
John Eustace M.D; Hampstead South, Glasnevin; 1855 Griffith's Valuation
Christopher
Eustace, Dublin, Linen Draper, bankrupt; Friday September 2, 1774 - Dublin; Page
234:
"Died...Mr. C
Eustace, linen draper, by a fall from a horse..."; May 3, 1776 - Dublin; Page
409:
Irish Genealogical Abstracts - Schlegal, Copyright 1990 Genealogical Publishing
Co; Baltimore, MD; Indexes and articles located at University of St. Thomas
Library.
Rathfarnham,
County Dublin
Rathfarnham
Marriage Records:
Elizabeth Eustace
married Barry Fagan on 14 August 1784 at Rathfarnham;
Oliver Eustace
married Mary Donough on 16 September 1810 at Rathfarnham;
John Eustace
married Catherine Nowlan on 5 July 1812 at Rathfarnham;
James Eustace
married Margaret Conlon on 9 August 1821 at Rathfarnham;
Pat Eustace married
Mary Keogh on 27 December 1825 at Rathfarnham;
Ed Eustace married
Catherine Ennis on 22 September 1828 at Rathfarnham;
Mic(hael)
Eustace married Bridget Ford on 26 April 1830 at Rathfarnham;
Anne Eustace
married Pat Conlon on 26 June 1831 at Rathfarnham;
Margaret Eustace
married John Doyle on 20 November 1843 at Rathfarnham;
Christopher Eustace married Mary O’Hare on 9 September 1847 at Rathfarnham;
James Eustace
married Ann Laughlin on 11 March 1849 at Rathfarnham;
Michael Eustace
married Jane Kelly on 7 February 1853 at Rathfarnham;
Dennis Eustace married Jane Norton on 8 February 1853 at Rathfarnham;
Early history of
Rathfarnham
The name
Rathfarnham (Fearnain's Ringfort) suggests an earlier habitation but no remains
of prehistoric fortifications, burial places, early churches or old records have
been found.
The written history of Rathfarnham begins in Norman Ireland
when, in 1199, these lands were granted to Milo le Bret. In 1199 he adapted an
existing ridge to build a motte and bailey fort at what is now the start of the
Braemor Road. It was apparently still in evidence up to the early 20th century.
In the following centuries no events of great importance are recorded as
Rathfarnham was protected on its south side by the Royal Forest of Glencree.
Rathfarnham became more exposed to attack when this deer park was overrun by
the Clan O'Toole from the Wicklow Mountains in the 14th century. Rathfarnham
Castle was erected in part to protect the area from such attacks.
In addition, part of the Pale's defences ran through the townland of
Rathfarnham. Some of the remains of this are still extant.
The castle and much
of the land around Rathfarnham belonged to the Eustace family of Baltinglass.
However, their property was confiscated for their part in the
Second Desmond Rebellion of 1579-83. The castle and its
lands of Rathfarham were then granted to the Loftus family. However members of
the Eustace family remained in the area as evidenced by marriage records of the
18th Century and Griifith's Valuation.
In the 1640s, the Loftus family was at the centre of the
Irish Confederate Wars arising out of the Irish Rebellion of 1641. In 1649, the
castle was seized by the Earl of Ormonde's Catholic and Royalist forces before
the battle of Rathmines. However they were granted it back by the English
parliamentarians after their victory in that battle. Reputedly, Oliver Cromwell
stayed in Rathfarnham Castle on his way south to the Siege of Wexford.
Economic activity in Rathfarnham was
stepped up in the 17th century and in the early 18th century many gentlemen's
residences were erected. Rathfarnham castle itself was re-modelled from a
defensive stronghold into a stately home. Lower Dodder Road is still
marked by a triumphal arch, from this era, which originally led to Rathfarnham
Castle.
Saggart,
County Dublin
Saggart
Marriage Records:
Griffith's Valuation (1851):
Name Location Parish
Balrothery
Parish:
John Eustace;
Tankardstown; County Dublin
John Eustace; Town
of Balbriggan, High Street; County Dublin
Clondalkin
Parish:
Patrick
Eustace; Bedlesshill; County Dublin
Clontarf Parish:
John Eustace;
Greenlanes Back-Lane; County Dublin
Coolock Parish:
Oliver
Eustace; Brookville, Village of Coolock; County Dublin
Donnybrook
Parish:
Joseph Eustace;
Ringsend, Thorncastle Street; County Dublin
Dublin City
Parish:
Andrew Eustace;
Representatives of; Merchants Quay Ward, Braithwaite Street; Dublin City
Andrew Eustace;
Representatives of; Merchants Quay Ward, Summer Street; Dublin City
Christopher
Eustace; North Dock Ward, Seville Place; Dublin City
Edward Eustace;
Trinity Ward, Mc Guinness’s Place; Dublin City
James Eustace,
Merchants’ Quay Ward, Weaver’s Square; County Dublin
John Eustace; North
Dock Ward, Gloucester St. Nt. Upper; County Dublin;
John Eustace; Royal
Exchange Ward, Bow Lane; County Dublin
Laurence Eustace;
Inn Quay Ward, Charles Street West; County Dublin
Richard Eustace;
Usher’s Quay Ward, New Row West; County Dublin
Richard Eustace; Merchants’ Quay Ward, Weaver’s Square; County Dublin
Sarah Eustace;
South Dock Ward, Merrion Square South; County Dublin
Teresa Eustace;
South Dock Ward, Baggot Street Lower ; County Dublin
Finglas Parish:
James Eustace;
Tolka County Dublin
Glasnevin
Parish:
James Eustace;
Glasnevin; Glasnevin; County Dublin
Eustace, John,
M.D. Hampstead 5th; Glasnevin; County Dublin
Monkstown
Parish:
Thomas Eustace;
Dunleary Anna Cottage; County Dublin
Rathcoole
Parish:
John Eustace;
Crockshane; County Dublin
John Eustace;
Rathcoole; County Dublin
Patrick
Eustace; Crockaunadreenagh; County Dublin
Rathfarnham
Parish:
James Eustace;
Terenure; County Dublin
Saggart Parish:
Edward Eustace,
Moneenalion Commons, Lower; Saggart
Patrick
Eustace, Newtown, Upper; Saggart
Tallaght Parish:
Alexander Eustace;
Ballinascorney, Upper Tallaght
St. Catherine’s
Parish:
Andrew Eustace;
Representatives of; Braithwaite St. St. Catherine’s
Andrew Eustace;
Representatives of; Summer Street; St. Catherine’s
James Eustace;
Weaver’s Square; County Dublin
Richard Eustace;
New-Row, West; County Dublin
Richard Eustace;
Weaver’s Square; County Dublin
St. Thomas
Parish:
Christopher
Eustace; Seville Place; County Dublin
John Eustace;
Gloucester Street, North, Upper; County Dublin
St. Mark’s
Parish:
Edward Eustace; Mc
Guinness’s-Place; County Dublin
St. Michan’s
Parish:
Laurence Eustace;
Charles Street, West; County Dublin
St. Peters
Parish:
John Eustace;
Bow-Lane; County Dublin
Sarah Eustace;
Merrion-Square, South; County Dublin
Teresa Eustace;
Baggot-Street Lower ; County Dublin |
