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Name Age
Registration District Vol. Page
1. Bridget
Eustace, 3Q 11 Dublin,
North 2 340
Bridget Eustace, of 8 St.
Joseph’s Place, Dublin, age about 11 years, not married, engine
fitter’s assistant, died on July 10, 1905 of pneumonia, (12
days) and phthisis (2 ½ months), certified. Francis Eustace, of
8 St. Joseph’s Place, her father, was present at the death which
was registered July 10, 1905 in the District Number 1, North
City West, North Dublin Union, County and City of Dublin; H.W.
Oulton, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Bridget Eustace daughter of Francis Eustace, boiler
maker and Sarah Kavanagh living at 33 Wentworth Place was born
in Dublin on December 2, 1892.
2. Elizabeth
Eustace, 2Q 26 Dublin,
South 2 546
Elizabeth Eustace (nee
Mooney), age 26 years, wife of (John Eustace), a van driver,
died of endocarditic cardiac failure (certified) on 18 May 1905
at 17 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin South. Her husband, John
Eustace of 17 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin was present at her
death which was recorded May 18, 1905 by J.J. O’Connell,
Registrar. Elizabeth Mooney was born about 1879.
Note: Elizabeth Mooney, of 68
Lower Clanbresil Street, Dublin, daughter of John Mooney, store
man, married John Eustace, van driver of 27 Church Street,
Dublin North, on 30 October 1901 at the Roman Catholic Church of
St, Kevin, Dublin South.
3. James
Eustace, 3Q 66 Carlow
3 260
James Eustace, son of Hardy
Eustace and Bridget Browne of Newstown, County Carlow was born
in 1839 and died in 1905. He was High Sheriff of County Carlow
in 1874 and married Emily Catherine, daughter of General Sir
Maurice Stack, K.C.B; of Broomville, County Carlow in 1865. They
had five children; Maurice James of Newstown (1867-1924); John
Spottiswood (1868-1900); Cecil Robert (1876-1934); Roland
Charles (1880-1948); and Emily Alison, who died as an infant.
4. James
Eustace, 1Q 31
Kilrush 4 224
James Eustace from Coolmuinga, an
unmarried domestic servant, died of phthisis on January 29, 1905
in Coolmuinga. He was the son of John and Mary (O’Donnell)
Eustace. His sister, Nora Eustace, was present at his death.
All his siblings except for his brother Michael immigrated to
Australia. There are no descendants of this Eustace branch in
Ireland as both James and Michael were single.
Source: GRO;
County Clare census 1901; Australian Eustace Family records.
5. Joseph
Eustace, 3Q 40
Waterford 4 456
Joseph Eustace, of Johnstown, age
about 40 years, married, poultry dealer’s assistant, died at the
workhouse hospital in Waterford on September 2, 1905 of
laryngeal phthisis, certified. George Gay(Gray), of Johnstown,
brother-in-law, was present at the death which was registered
September 4, 1904 in the District of Waterford Number 4, urban,
Waterford Union, County Waterford; T.A. Kelleher, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Joseph Eustace was born about 1861. Joseph Eustace,
fowl dealer, a widower, married Mary Grey, occupation,
machinist, daughter of Richard Grey, skipper (dead), on 12
April, 1891 at the Roman Catholic Chapel of St. John’s in
Waterford. The family was residing in house 31 in Ballytruckle
(Waterford Urban No. 4, Waterford) in 1901. All family members
were Roman Catholic and could read and write.
Source: Census of Ireland 1901.
6. Margaret Eustace,
1Q 65 Carlow
3 318
Margaret Eustace, of Castlemore,
age about 68 years, spinster, farmer, died at Castlemore on
February 27, 1905 of a bowel obstruction, one month, certified.
Mary (her X mark) Donnelly of Castlemore, was present at the
death which was registered March 6, 1905 in the District of
Tullow, Carlow Union, County Carlow; H. Kidd, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Margaret Eustace was born about 1833.
7. Margaret
Eustace, 2Q 61
Celbridge 2 339
Margaret Eustace;
a married woman, living at Rathcoole, County Dublin, age about
61 years old, harness maker’s wife, died on May 9, 1905 at
Rathcoole of senile decay and syncope, no medical attendant
present. Mary Poucher of Rathcoole (daughter-in-law, written and
crossed out on certificate) was present at her death which was
registered May 12, 1905 in the District of Rathcoole, Celbridge
Union, County Dublin; J.P. Riordan, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Margaret
Eustace, born about 1844, was the wife of George Eustace,
harness maker.
8. Margaret
Eustace, 1Q 29 Dublin,
South 2 625
Margaret Eustace;
a married woman, living at 29 City Quay, Dublin, age about 29
years old, laborer’s wife, died on February 11, 1905 of
puerperal sepsis (ten days) and childbirth (eleven days),
certified. Patrick Eustace, widower of 29 City Quay, Dublin was
present at her death which was registered February 11, 1905 in
the District No. 4, South Dublin Union, County Dublin.
Source: GRO.
Note: Margaret Eustace nee Donohoe, daughter of Joseph
Donohoe, steward, was born about 1876/77 and was living at
25 Poolbeg Street,
South Dublin when she married Patrick Eustace of 33 City Quay,
Dublin, fireman, son of Thomas Eustace, laborer on 8 July, 1894
at Church of St. Andrew (R.C.), Dublin. They were the parents of
Mary, born 12 October 1895 at 16 Tara Street, Dublin, and
Joseph, born Nov 6, 1897 at Poolbeg Street. Patrick is listed as
a coal porter in 1895 and as a fireman in 1901;
9. Michael
Eustace, 1Q 76 Kilrush
4 224
Michael Eustace, a widower and
ex-sergeant in the Royal Irish Constabulary (R.I.C.), died of
cystitis on January 24, 1905 on Moore Street, Kilrush, County
Clare. His wife, Catherine preceded him in death. His daughter
Clare Eustace of St. Clair’s Convent, Harold’s Cross, Dublin was
the informant.
Source: GRO.
10. Patrick
Eustace, 2Q 82 Dublin,
South 2 522
Patrick Eustace, a widower, age about 82 years, occupation
laborer, died May 8, 1905 at the South Dublin workhouse of
bronchitis. E. Doyle, workhouse occupier was present at the
death which was recorded May 8, 1905. Patrick Eustace was born
about 1813. He is not listed in the 1901 census. |
