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Christopher
Eustace, carman (Hackney car
proprietor & driver or jarvey) was born in Dublin about 1870.
He married Anne
(or Mary Anne) Farrell about 1887.
In 1888, Christopher
and Ann Eustace lived at 27 Cork Street, in 1894 at 28 Cooke
Street, in 1895,1903 and 1911
at 4 Lower Exchange
Street and in 1899 at 1 Essex Gate.
They were the parents
of the following children:
- Michael Eustace, born 11 August 1888;
- Harriet Eustace, born 25 March 1890;
- Christopher Eustace born 1892;
- Mary Eustace, born 4 January 1894;
- James Eustace, born 25 October 1895;
- Laurence Francis Eustace, born 2 August
1899;
- John Joseph Eustace, born 27 January
1903; (Dublin, South volume 2, page 628 ---
1903)
Sources cited:
1911 Census
Residents of house Number 4 in Exchange Street; Lower (South City,
Dublin)
Christopher
Eustace; age 40 Male; household
head, R. Catholic; Read & write; Hackney car proprietor &
driver;
Widower, Born Dublin
City (about 1870); spoke English;
Michael Eustace; age
22 Male; son, Roman Catholic; Read & write; Hackney car proprietor
& driver; single; Born: Dublin City;
English
Harriet Eustace; age
20 Female; daughter; English
Christopher Eustace;
age 19 Male; son, Roman Catholic; Read & write; Hackney car
proprietor & driver; single; Spoke English
Mary Eustace; age 17
Female; daughter; Born: Dublin City; English
Lawrence Eustace; age
11 Male; scholar; Born: Dublin City; English
John Joseph Eustace;
age 9; scholar; Born: Dublin City; English
Walter Duggan; age
58; male; Boarder, Roman Catholic; Born: Tipperary; Read & write;
stable man; single; Spoke English
Christopher
Eustace, son of Christopher
Eustace and Anne Farrell, was born 1892 worked as a horse and cab
driver
(also known as a
Jarvey) based outside the Clarence Hotel now owned by U2. Today the
Clarence Hotel is a popular
and expensive tourist
attraction. Christopher married Mary Byefield on _______ at
________. Mary owned a small
shop near the
entrance to the oldest pub in Ireland, the famous Brazen Head which is
now a part of the area known as
The Liberties located
approximately west of Aungier Street and south of the Liffey River in
the old quarter of Dublin.
The family was living
on Bridge Street Hill in Dublin’s city centre in 1939.
Christopher and Mary Eustace were
the parents of (X)
children; Robert Leonard, born Sept 4, 1939; others??????
John Eustace, born in County Dublin between 1862 and 1866,
was a harness maker and lived at 15/16 Findlater Place,
Mountjoy in Dublin
(1901 and 1911). He married Margaret Megan about 1896. She
was born about 1873 in
County Dublin. John
and Margaret were Roman Catholic and both could read and write. They
had three sons
all born in the city
of Dublin; John, born July 8, 1898 , William, born 1899, and
James, born 1900. Margaret Megan was alive in 1901, age 28 but died
between 1901 and 1911. John and Margaret were living at 51 Fingall
Street, South City in 1898, when their son John was born.
References cited:
1901 Census:
Residents of house number 15 in Findlater Place (Mountjoy, Dublin)
John Eustace; age 35; Male; Head of Family; Roman
Catholic; Born: Co Dublin; Harness Maker; Read and write;
Margaret Eustace; age 28; female; R. Catholic; Read & write; born
County Dublin;
John Eustace; age 4;
Male; Son; Roman Catholic; Born: City of Dublin; Messenger Read and
write - Single:
William Eustace; age 2; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Scholar; Read and write;
James Eustace; infant; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; Single;
1911 Census:
Residents of house number 16 in Findlater Place (Mountjoy, Dublin)
John Eustace; age 49; Male; Head of Family; Roman Catholic;
Born: Co Dublin; Harness Maker; Read and write - Widower;
John Eustace; age 14; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; Born: City of Dublin;
Messenger Read and write - Single:
William Eustace; age 12; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Scholar; Read and write;
James Eustace; age 11; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; Single.
John Eustace, son of
Michael Eustace, occupation sheet metal worker, was born in Dublin city
about 1875. John Eustace worked as an iron monger in Dublin. He married
Mary Ellen _________ and they were the parents of William, born about
1895 and Michael born about 1905. The 1911 census tells us that John
was Roman Catholic, could read and write and was a widower living at 27
Church Street, Inn’s Quay in Dublin city centre. Also in the household were
the following:
Mary Ellen Eustace; age 27; listed as daughter but probably
sister; Roman Catholic; Read & write; vegetable dealer; Single;
Dublin City, Speaks English;
Christina Eustace;
age 24; listed as daughter but probably sister; Roman Catholic; Read
& write; Shop girl; Single; Dublin City, Speaks English;
William Eustace; age
16; listed as son; Roman Catholic; Read & write; Scholar; Single;
Speaks English;
Daniel Eustace; age
57 (Born 1855); Male; uncle; (USA) Army Pensioner; Speaks English;
John Quigley; age 47;
Male; Boarder; Roman Catholic; Read & write; Labourer in iron
works; Single; born Dublin City; Speaks English
Michael Eustace; age
6; male; son, Roman Catholic; born City of Dublin; English
Michael Eustace was
born in the city of Dublin about 1840/41. He was a sheet metal worker
and married Roseanne Quigley around 1870. Michael and Rose Eustace
lived on, or in the vicinity of Church Street for most of their lives.
They were the parents of at least seven children.
References cited:
1901 census 27 Church Street Lower (Inns Quay, Dublin)
Michail (Michael) Eustace, head; Roman Catholic; Read &
write; age 60, male; Sheet metal worker; Married; born Dublin City;
Rose Eustace, wife; R. Catholic; Read & write; age 55;
female; No occupation given; Married; born Dublin City;
John Eustace, son; Roman Catholic; Read & write; age 27;
male; Van driver; unmarried; born Dublin City;
Mary Eustace, daughter; Roman Catholic; Read & write; age
18; female; at school; unmarried; born Dublin City;
Christina Eustace, daughter; Roman Catholic; Read & write;
age 15; female; at school; unmarried; born Dublin;
William Eustace; son; Roman Catholic; Read & write; age 6;
male; at school; unmarried; born Dublin City;
Notes by Ronald Eustice:
Michael Eustace was born about 1841.
Rose Eustace’s maiden name was Quigley, she was born about
1846; Many of Michael and Roseanne’s children were not named prior to
civil birth registration which was somewhat unusual.
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Joseph Eustace, son of
Michael Eustace, iron worker and Rose
Quigley of 159 Church Street, (59 Mullen Court off Church Street)
was baptized 23 July 1871 at St. Paul's, Arran Quay, Dublin; Joseph
Eustace was born 23 July 1871 at Synge Hospital,
Britain Street; no name recorded at civil registration.
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Michael
Eustace, Smith, and Rose Eustace, formerly Quigley of 4 Church Street,
Dublin, were the parents of a son born 4 July 1874 at Rotunda Hospital,
Britain Street, no name recorded at registration (probably John, age 27
in 1901).
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Michael
Eustace, Iron worker, and his wife Rose Eustace formerly Quigley of 27
Church Street, Dublin, were the parents of a son born 20 October 1876
at Rotunda Hospital, Britain Street, no name recorded at registration.
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Michael
Eustace, Iron worker, and his wife Rose Eustace formerly Quigley of 27
Church Street, Dublin, were the parents of a son born 21 April 1878 at
Rotunda Hospital, Britain Street, no name recorded at registration.
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Michael
Eustace, Sheet iron worker, and his wife Rosanna Quigley of 55 Upper
Church Street, Dublin, were the parents of a son born 12 December 1879
at Rotunda Hospital, Britain Street, no name recorded at registration.
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Michael
Eustace, Sheet iron worker, and his wife Anne Eustace formerly Quigley
of 27 Lower Church Street, Dublin, were the parents of a daughter born
12 October 1881 at Rotunda Hospital, Britain Street, no name recorded
at registration.
Richard Eustace, son of Alek
Eustace, farmer, was born in County Kildare (1911 census, but County
Dublin in 1901 census) about 1856. He was a general labourer unemployed
in 1911. He could read and write and spoke English. On 28 February
1892, he married Ellen Farrell, full age, spinster, daughter of
James Farrell, deceased, Derby Keeper, at the Roman Catholic Chapel of
Caist Kevin. Richard was living on Clanbrassil Street, Wood Quay,
Dublin at the time of his marriage in 1892, and he and Ellen were
living there in 1901 and at least until 1911.
Sources cited:
1901 Census Residents of house number 1.4 in Clanbrassil Street,
Lower, East Side (Wood Quay (part of), Dublin
Richard Eustace, age 40; male; Head of Family; Roman
Catholic; Born County Dublin; General Laborer; Read and write; Married;
Ellen (Farrell) Eustace; age 42; Female; Wife; Roman Catholic; County
of Dublin - Cannot read; Married;
Charles Eustace; age 7; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Scholar, cannot read or write; Single;
James Eustace; age 6; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Scholar, cannot read or write; Single
1911 Census Residents of house
number 3.1 in Clanbrassil Street, Lower, East Side (Wood Quay (part
of), Dublin)
Richard Eustace, age 55; Male;
Head of Family; Roman Catholic; County Kildare; General Laborer,
Unemployed; Read and write English; Married - 17 years, 2 children, 2
alive;
Ellen (Farrell) Eustace; age 57; Female; Wife; Roman Catholic; City of
Dublin - Neither English; Married - Married - 17 years, 2 children, 2
alive;
Charles Eustace; age 16; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Silk Weaver; Read and write English; Single;
James Eustace; age 13; Male; Son; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
Scholar; Read and write English;
Richard Eustace, full age, bachelor, of 12 Clanbresil Street,
Dublin South; son of Alek Eustace, farmer, deceased, married Ellen
Farrell,
full age, spinster, daughter of James Farrell, deceased, Derby Keeper,
at the Roman Catholic Chapel of Caist Kevin on 28 February 1892.
Rowland Eustace was born in Dublin city about 1857. He was
the son of Christopher Thomas Eustace, Clerk and was living
at Stoke Cottages, Bray, County Wicklow, of Rathdown, when he married Eleanor
Louise Warren, full age spinster, also
living at Stoke Cottages, Bray, County Wicklow, daughter of Benjamin
Warren on 17th October 1889. Rowland was
Roman Catholic and Eleanor was Church of Ireland. In 1911,
Roland's occupation is listed as Grain clerk. Eleanor
worked as a laundress in 1901 and 1911. They apparently had no
children.
References cited:
1901 Census
Residents of house number 32.3 in Common Street (North Dock, Dublin)
Roland Eustace; age 44; male; Head of Family; Catholic;
Born: Dublin City; General Clerk; Read & write;
Eleanor Eustace; age 43; female; Wife; Occupation: Laundress;
1911 Census
Residents of house number 32.3 in Common Street (North Dock, Dublin)
Roland Eustace; age 55; Male; Head of Family; Catholic; Born:
Dublin City; Grain Clerk; Read & write - Married - 22 years;
Ellen Eustace; age 54; Female; Wife; Occupation: Laundry sorter;
Birth record for
Roland Eustace: (4th Quarter 1889 (LDS Film 0101256) Volume 2, Page
789).
William Eustace was born in Dublin city about 1895. He was
the son of John and Mary Ellen (_____) Eustace who lived at 27 Church
Street. He was a baker by trade and became an active trade unionist and
founder member of the Workers Union of Ireland (WUI) with the famous Liverpool
Trade Union activist James Larkin. William Eustace became heavily
involved in the labour union movement at an early age and was involved
in the "Struggle of 1913" and the “great lockout of 1913” and
continued to be active through the 1940's. William Eustace is
described as "Billy" Eustace, assistant to Sean Nugent,
branch secretary of the Worker's Union of Ireland in the book James
Larkin: Lion of the Fold (1998) in comments by Breda Cardiff who
went to work for Larkin in July 1944. William Eustace moved the family
to Emmet Road in the 1930’s within sight of the famous Kilmainham Jail.
He married Claire Scally and died ________ in Dublin. He was survived
by his two daughters Phyllis and Maura Eustace who still live in the
same house on Emmet Road. William’s son Michael Eustace married and
Marie Mahon from Dublin’s centre city (Church Street). Marie Mahon was
from Fairview on Dublin’s North Side.
References Cited:
1. John Eustace,
Swords, Dublin
2. James Larkin:
Lion of the Fold (1998) Nevin, Donal, Gill & McMillan in
association with RTE and SIPTU, in comments by Breda Cardiff; Page 455
3. 1911 Census: Residents of house number 27.1 in Church St.
(Inn's Quay, Part of, Dublin)
John Eustace; Household head; Roman Catholic; Read & write;
36 Male; Iron worker; Widower; Dublin City; English
Mary Ellen Eustace; age 27; Female; Roman Catholic; Read &
write; vegetable dealer; Single; Dublin City, English;
Christina Eustace; age 24; Female; Roman Catholic; Read &
write; Shop girl; Single; Dublin City, English;
William Eustace; age 16; Male; Roman Catholic; Read &
write; Scholar; Single; English;
Daniel Eustace; age 57 (Born 1855); Male; uncle; (USA) Army
Pensioner; English;
John Quigley; age 47; Male; Boarder; Roman Catholic; Read &
write; Labourer in iron works; Single; Dublin City; English
Michael Eustace; age 6; male; Roman Catholic; City of Dublin;
English
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