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Name
Age Registration District Vol. Page
1. Anna
Eustace, 3Q 0 Dublin,
North 2 511
Anne Eustace of 34 Church Street,
Dublin, a one month old child, died July 26, 1894 of convulsions, no
medical attendant. Anne (her X mark), mother of 34 Church Street was
present at the death which was registered August 10, 1895 in No. 3,
North City District, North Dublin Union, Dublin; W.D. White, Registrar.
Note: Anna Christina
Eustace was born 9 June 1895 to James Eustace; cab driver in City of
Dublin and Anne Lyons at 34 Church Street, Dublin North.
Source: PRO.
2. Charles
Eustace, 4Q 32 Dublin,
South 2 499
Charles Eustace, of Ship Street, Dublin,
a bachelor about 32 years old, compositor, died December 20, 1895 at
Stevens Hospital of phthisis, (six months), certified. L. Spearing,
Stevens Hospital was present at the death which was registered December
27, 1895 in No. 1, South City District, South Dublin Union, Dublin;
Thomas O’Neill, Registrar.
Note: Charles Eustace was born about
1863.
Source: PRO.
3. Ellen Buckner
Eustis, 4Q 59 Dunshaughlin
2 585
Ellen Buckner Eustace, of Lagose, a
Gentleman’s wife, about 59 years old, died October 26, 1895 at Lagose of
heart disease and pneumonia, (4 days), certified. George Eustis,
occupier, Lagose, was present at the death which was registered October
28, 1895 in the Ratoath District,
Dunshaughlin Union,
county Meath; George W. Daly, Registrar.
Note: Ellen Bruckner Eustace was born
about 1836.
Source: PRO.
4. Francis
Eustace, 3Q 0 Dublin,
South 2 389
Francis Eustace, of 33 Wentworth Place,
Dublin, a child about eleven months old, son of a smith’s helper, died
July 18, 1895 at Sir P. Duns Hospital, Dublin of bronchitis, (seven
days), and pneumonia (one day), certified. Christy Heath, Sir P. Duns
Hospital was present at the death which was registered July 19, 1895 in
No. 4, South City District, South Dublin Union, Dublin; H.W. Byrne,
Registrar.
Note: Francis Eustace, son of Francis
Eustace, engine fitter and Bridget Kavanagh of 33 Wentworth Place,
Dublin was born 29 July 1894.
Source: PRO.
5. Hardy
Eustace, 1Q 69 Carlow
3 327
Hardy Eustace, the son of James Hardy
Eustace and Elizabeth Reed, was born in 1827 and died in 1895.
Captain Hardy Eustace of Castlemore and
Hardymount, J.P. served in the 4th Dragoons and the Carlow
Regiment, and was High Sheriff of Carlow in 1862. He married in 1856 to
Anne (died 1892), daughter of John Dawson Duckett of Duckett’s Grove,
Co. Carlow, and had six children including his heir
John James Hardy Rowland Eustace, who
assumed the Duckett name in compliance with the Will of his uncle
William Duckett, who had died in 1908.
The other children were: Joseph William
Duckett Francis, b. 1861, d. infancy; Frederick Adolphus Dawson Oliver,
Major, 5th Dragoon Guards, b. 1866, dsp. 1927; Johanna
Fredrica Eugenia Gundreda married 1894 Lieut.-Colonel Reginald Jocelyn
Heber-Percy; Alexandra Sabina Sarah Anna, married 1892, William Edward
Grogan of Slaney Park, Co. Wicklow, and had two sons, Cornelius William,
b. 1895, and John Reginald, b. 1899, and two daughters; Grace Isabella
Florence Josephine, m. 1906, P D. Scott-Moncrieff.
6. Jane
Eustace, 4Q 48 Dublin,
South 2 474
Jane Eustace, of Spring Gardens, Dublin,
a 48 year old spinster, occupation; charwoman, died October 21, 1895 at
the South Dublin Union Workhouse, Dublin of brain disease, certified. A.
Francis, occupier S.D.U. workhouse was present at the death which was
registered October 22, 1895 in No. 1, South City District, South Dublin
Union, Dublin. Jane Eustace was born about 1847.
Source: PRO.
7. Jane Eustase,
2Q 14 Waterford 4 551
Jane Eustace, of Bank Lane, Waterford, a
14 year old spinster, child of a bookbinder, died April 29, 1895 at Bank
Lane, disease of the spine, no medical attendant. John Eustace, father
of Bank Lane was present at the death which was registered April 29,
1895 in No. 1, Waterford District, Waterford Union, Waterford. Jane
Eustace was born 2 June
1880 at Castle Street, Waterford. She was the daughter of John Eustace,
bookbinder and Mary Ann Chalk.
Source: PRO.
8. Mary
Eustace, 1Q 80 Dublin,
North 2 544
Mary Eustace, of 43 Beresford Street, an
80 year old widow, housekeeper, died March 24, 1895 at Beresford Street,
asthenia (one month), certified. Elizabeth (her X mark) Dixon of 22
Beresford Street was present at the death which was registered March 25,
1895 in No. 3, North City District, Dublin North Union, Dublin; W.D.
White, Registrar. Mary Eustace was born
about 1815.
Source: PRO.
9. Mary Anne
Eustace, 1Q 0
Balrothery 2 323
Mary Anne Eustace, of Courtlough, a four
month old female child, died January 23, 1895 at Courtlough, of whooping
cough (one month), pneumonia (three days), certified. John (his X mark)
Eustace of Courtlough was present at the death which was registered
January 28, 1895 in the Balbriggan District, Balrothery Union, County
Dublin; Edward McGonagle, Assistant Registrar.
Note: Mary Anne Eustace daughter of John
Eustace and Anna McDonald was born 1 September 1894 at Balbriggan.
Source: PRO.
10. Patrick
Eustace, 1Q 48 Dublin,
North 2 415
Patrick Eustace, of 31 Ballybough Road,
Dublin, a 48 year old widower, occupation: car owner, died June 8, 1895
at his home, of uremia coma, certified. L. Eustace, sister of 31
Ballybough Road was present at the death which was registered June 10,
1895 in Number 1, North City District, North Dublin Union, County and
City of Dublin; J. P. Garland, Assistant Registrar.
Note: Patrick Eustace was born about
1847.
Source: PRO.
11. William Eustace, 4Q 65
Tullamore 3 410
William Eustace, of Harbour Street,
Tullamore, a 65 year old gas manager; married, died December 5, 1895 at
his home, of general tuberculosis and exhaustion (six months),
certified. Frederick Eustace, son, of Tullamore was present at the death
which was registered December 17, 1895 in Tullamore, King’s County; J.A.
Moorhead, Registrar.
Note: William Eustace was born about
1830.
William
Eustace was born about 1830 probably in County Kilkenny; he began
his career as a plumber and later became a gas works manager, first in
Kilkenny and later at Tullamore, Kings County (later Offaly). He married
Marianne (Marian) Miller and they were the parents of Frederick who was
born 24 May 1869 at Johns Green, Kilkenny District 1, County Kilkenny.
At the time of the son’s birth, William’s occupation was listed as
superintendent in gas house. In June, 1873, William Eustace was
appointed manager of the Tullamore Gas Works, a position he continued to
fill until his death, when he was succeeded by his son, Frederick J.
Eustace. William Eustace died 5 December 1895, age 85 years at Harbor
Street, Tullamore
Source: PRO.
Additional Information:
William Eustace of Tullamore:
In June, 1873, William Eustace was appointed manager of the works, which
important position he continued to fill with satisfaction to the
directors and everybody else concerned until his death in 1895, when he
was succeeded by his son, Frederick Thomas Eustace, the present popular
manager. During the last decade the works have been reconstructed, their
being very little of the original plant in existence. (As the town
developed industrially, it became necessary to make improvements and
extensions in the works. A new gas holder was erected at a cost of over
one thousand pounds. The retort settings have been constructed on what
is known as the regenerative system. A plant for the manufacture of
sulphate of ammonia was also erected at considerable expense. The system
of public lighting has also been considerably improved, the illuminating
power of the lamps having been greatly increased by the adoption of
inverted incandescent burners which are a vast improvement on the old
flat flame burners. Originally the number of public lamps in Tullamore
was forty; the number is now double that, and within the past couple of
years new mains have been laid through different parts of the town.
About a year ago there was talk about introducing the electric light,
and the scheme was successfully defeated at the Urban Council by the
supporters of the old-time system. Since then the directors have had
under consideration a scheme for the lighting of the town with
electricity and possibly in the near future the scheme will fructify.
The town is well lighted at present - the Gas Company having at the
beginning of the season made a new arrangement with the Urban Council
whereby the lighting can be more effectively and satisfactorily carried
out. The present secretary of the company is Mr. J. A. Lumley, who
succeeded his father when that esteemed gentleman died in 1900. It is of
some interest to note that when the company was formed, in 1859, the
population of Tullamore was 5,000. |
