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1.  Anne Eustace,                                4Q       56        Carlow                                    3          280

Anne Eustace, spinster, age about 56 years, died on December 11, 1902 at Myshall, of consumption (some years), no medical attendant. Margaret (her X mark) Eustace of Myshall, sister, was present at the death which was registered December 17, 1902 in the District of Fenagh & Myshall, Carlow Union, County Carlow; H.P. Fry, Assistant Registrar.

2. Arthur Eustace,                              4Q       57        Dublin, North              2          338

Arthur Eustace, of 18 Glencliffe Road, married, age about 57 years, commercial traveler, died on November 7, 1902 at home, of exhaustion and general paralysis (eight days), certified. Emily Eustace, daughter of the deceased, of 18 Cloncliffe Road was present at the death which was registered November 11, 1902 in the District of coolock & Drumchondra, North Dublin Union, County Dublin; Nicolas Gibbs, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: The 1901 Irish census shows that Arthur Eustace, age about 48, widowed, commercial ironmongery traveler, could read and write, living at house number 18 Cloncliffe Road, Drumcondra, County Dublin. His daughters Alice, age 20 and Emily Eustace, age about 18 years, scholars, unmarried, also lived at the same address. All family members were Roman Catholic.
 

3. Bernard Eustace,                            3Q       0          Dublin, South              2          500

Bernard, son of John Eustace and Lily Mooney of 18 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin South died 3^rd quarter of 1902. He was born 20 June 1902 at the family home in Dublin.

4. Catherine Eustace,                         1Q       75        New Ross                    4          501

Catherine Eustace, a widow living at Irishtown, age about 75 years old, housekeeper, died January 2, 1902 of bronchitis (one month), certified. Mary (her X mark) Hanlon of Irishtown was present at her death which was registered in the District and Union of New Ross, County Wexford on January 25, 1902; John Power, Assistant Registrar. Catherine Eustace was born about 1827.
Source: GRO

5. Christopher            Eustace,                      1Q       45        Dublin, South              2          622

Christopher Eustace, van driver, age about 45 years, of 3 Mount Joy Place, Dublin, died 2 February 1902 at the Harold Cross Hospice. The cause of death was listed as Phthisis of three months duration and arthenia (certified) with P. Brophy in attendance at death. Christopher Eustace was born about 1857 in the City of Dublin and was married to Mary (surname not determined…possibly Connelly, Christopher Eustace and Mary Connelly married 28 August 1887 at Sandymount, Donnybrook) who was born in Dublin about 1866. The 1901 census shows that Christopher and Mary Eustace were both Roman Catholic.

Sources: GRO and 1901 Census of Ireland.

6. Edward Eustace,                            2Q       38        Dublin, South              2          582

Edward Eustace, a bachelor living at 17 Queen’s Square, Dublin, age about 38 years old, occupation engine fitter, died on 21 May, 1902 at 8 St. Joseph’s Place, Dorset Street, Dublin, of meningitis of ten days duration. Francis Eustace was present at his death. Edward Eustace, born about 1864 is listed on the 1901 census living at Queen Square with is sisters Margaret, age 42, no occupation, and Catherine a 40 year old dressmaker; both unmarried.

7. Esther Eustace,                               1Q       31        Dublin, South              2          487

Esther Eustace, 31 years old, a laborer’s wife, died on January 1, 1902 at 3 Howard’s Lane, Terenure, County Dublin, of Phthisis pulmonalis of six months duration. Jane Eustace, her daughter was present at the death which was registered 2 January 1902. Esther (Essay) Bryan, daughter of Michael Bryan, was born about 1871. Esther Bryan, age 16 years, married Laurence Eustace, labourer, son of Denis Eustace, labourer on 2 January 1887 at the Roman Catholic Chapel of Terenure. Lawrence Eustace, of 7 Howard’s Court, Terenure, County Dublin, labourer, age about 45 years, died 18 June 1909 at Harold’s Cross Hospice of Phtisis (5 months duration) and cardiac failure. They were the parents of Jane, born 1888; Margaret, born 1890; Mary, born 1895; and Bridget, born 1898. The Laurence and Essay Eustace family is listed in the 1901 census living at house number 108 in Terenure, County Dublin.

8. John Eustace,                                 4Q       70        Killadysert                  4          176

John Eustace, a bachelor farmer, died of cardiac failure and dropsy on December 14, 1902 at Shanakea, Labasheeda, Killadysert, County Clare.  Pat Ronan was present at his death.  John was the brother of Patrick Eustace.

Source: GRO.

9. Mary Eustace,                                1Q       82        Gorey                          2          677

Mary Eustace of Coolatrindle, County Wexford, died 19 February 1902, aged 82, widow of William Eustace, Blacksmith, (son William present).

10. Mary Eustace,                              4Q       60        Kilrush                        4          187

Mary Eustace nee O’Donnell from Coolmuinga, a laborer’s wife, died of chronic bronchitis on October 8, 1902.  She was the wife of John Eustace of Coolmuinga.  Her son James was present at her death.  Most of the children of Mary O’Donnell and John Eustace immigrated to Australia.  Two single sons, James and Michael, remained in Kilrush and died there.

Source: GRO; County Clare census 1901.

11. Mary Eustace,                              3Q       3          Waterford                   4          449

Mary Eustace, female child, age about three years, child of a laborer, died of croup (three days), certified on June 26, 1902 at Roche Street, Waterford. Anne (her X mark) Eustace, mother, of Roche Street was present at the death which was registered July 8, 1902 in the District No. 1, Waterford, Union and County Waterford; P. Cutter, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: The 1901 census shows Mary Eustace, age 2 years living in house number 21, Roche’s Street, Waterford Urban Number 4. The household head was Mary Casey, widower, age 34, clay pipe factory finisher, cannot read. Also in the home was Anne Eustace, age 32, sister to household head, housekeeper, cannot read, Kate and Michael Casey, children of the household head and Bridget Kennedy, niece; all were born in Waterford city.

12. Patrick Eustace,                           1Q       32        Wexford                      4          560

Patrick Eustace, of Gentstown, bachelor, age about 32 years, farmer’s son, died on March 21, 1902 at home, of acute Rheumatic fever (eight days) and cardiac failure, certified. Peter Eustace, father of the deceased, of Gentstown was present at the death which was registered March 28, 1902 in the District of Bridgetown, Union and County of Wexford; Dennis Hassett, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: The 1901 Irish census shows that Patrick Eustace, age about 28, unmarried, farm laborer, read and write, living at house number 7, Gentstown, Tomhaggard, Wexford. His father Peter Eustace, age about 64 years, farm laborer, widowed, also lived at the same address. Both were Roman Catholic.

Note: Patrick, son of Peter Eustace, small farmer and Anne Rack, of Genstown, County Wexford, was born 7 June 1869.

13. Patrick Eustace,                           1Q       0          Rathdrum                   2          771

Patrick, son of Patrick Eustace, laborer, and Bridget Slay, of Killeigh, County Wicklow was born 7 April 1901 at Killeigh, Newbridge District and died in early 1902 at the same place.

14. Susan Eustace,                              3Q       55        Omagh                        2          183

Susan Eustace, of Drumroosk, spinster, age about 55 years, farmer, died on August 28, 1902 at the Omagh Asylum, of melancholic exhaustion (four months and 10 days), certified. G.E. Carre, occupier Omagh Workhouse was present at the death which was registered September 28, 1902 in the District and Union of Omagh, County Tyrone; H.P. Fry, Assistant Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Susan Eustace was born about 1847-1851. She was likely the daughter of  _____Eustace of Kinawley, who is listed in Griffith’s Valuation. The 1901 Irish census shows that Susan Eustace, age about 50, unmarried, read only, Church of Ireland, farmer, was living at house number 8 in Drumroosk, Agharillymaud, Fermanagh. The 1901 census also shows Patrick Eustace, age 40 years, farmer and Susan Eustace, sister, age 38, both Roman Catholic and unmarried, could read and write, living next door to Susan Eustace at house number 8 in Drumroosk, Agharillymaud.

The eldest child in our section was Susan (Suzy) and when the mother died it appears Suzy took over and bossed the whole outfit. She was a great worker and she claimed to be the owner as far as I could make out. I just cannot give the exact sequence of ages but then came James, Charlotte, Patrick, Andrew, Isobel and Maggie.

Andrew was the youngest and he joined the RIC. Pat and Suzy remained on the farm with Suzy as very much the boss so much so that when Pat had the courage to marry a local girl Suzy would not allow her into the old homestead and she hiked off to USA leaving a lovely baby girl Mary Kate. Pat's wife never returned but that is Irish life. Not until Suzy died did Mary Kate come to live with her father."

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16. Peter Eustace,                               4Q       0          Naas                            2          672

Peter Eustace, son of John Eustace and Ellen Walsh of Ballyfolan, Manor Kilbride Parish, County Wicklow, was born on 17 November 1902. He died as an infant soon after birth.