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Name Age
Reg. District
Vol. Page
1. James Eustace,
4Q 79 Kilrush 4 197
James Eustace from Knockerra, Kilrush, a
widower and laborer, died of senile decay on November 12, 1910 at Union
Hospital, Kilrush, County Clare. His wife was Ann/ Johanna McNamara.
Source: GRO; County Clare 1901 Census.
2. James
Eustace, 1Q 66 Carlow
3 289
James Eustace, a 66 year old bachelor
from the Naas Workhouse, died of degeneration of the heart (six months),
certified; on January 18, 1910 at the Carlow District Asylum. E.J.
McKenna, occupier of the asylum was present at the death which was
registered in the Carlow District and Union Registration Office, County
Carlow on January 31, 1910.
Source: GRO
Note: James Eustace was born about 1854.
3. Jane
Eustace, 1Q 69 Kells
2 693
Jane Eustace (nee Keegan) of
Cannon Street, Kells, about 69 years old, widower of a plasterer; died
13 October 1910 from cancer of the bladder and cardiac failure,
certified. Patrick J. Eustace, of Cannon Street, Kells, her son, was
present at the death which was registered March 1, 1910 in the Kells
District, Union of Kells, County Meath by Michael Murray, Assistant
Registrar.
Note: Jane Keegan, (daughter of John
Keegan, dealer), age 22, of Knockshaugan married Patrick Eustace, (son
of John Eustace), age 30, labourer’s son at the Roman Catholic chapel of
Athboy on October 28, 1872. The 1901 census shows that Jane Eustace was
living with her son Patrick, age 23 on Farrell Street, Kells, Meath
4. John
Eustace, 1Q 55 Dublin,
North 2 390
John Eustace, a bachelor, about 55 years
old, occupation, tram laborer, died at Byrne’s Lane, Dollymount of lung
congestion, certified, on February 16, 1910. Henry Eustace, his brother,
occupier of house at Byrne’s Lane, Dollymount, County Dublin was present
at the death which was registered in the Clontarf and Howth District,
North Dublin Union, County Dublin on February 17, 1910.
Source: GRO.
Note: John Eustace was born about 1855.
The 1901 census shows John Eustace, age 48 years, bachelor, agricultural
laborer, listed as household head at house 35 in Greenlanes (Clontarf
East, Dublin). Also in the home were Mary Jane Eustace, age 40, sister;
Ellen Eustace, age 38, sister; Henry Eustace, age 28, all unmarried.
Edward Murphy, age 28 was a boarder and an additional household occupant
was a nurse child named Christopher Byrne, age 9 years.
Henry Eustace, age 39, single, tram road
laborer, born County Dublin, was listed as the head of house 16 in
Byrne's Lane, Dollymount (Clontarf East, Dublin) on the 1911 Census of
Ireland. Also in the home were Ellen Eustace, age 49, sister, single;
Dorothy Florence Hughes, age, nurse child, age 8 years, Simon Quinn,
nurse child, age about one year and Louis Mulloy, age 28 years, a
border. All Eustace family members were Roman Catholic and could read
and write.
5. Kate
Eustace, 4Q 70
Kilrush 4 197
Kate Eustace from Cooraclare, single and
a servant, died November 5, 1910 of chronic heart disease and dropsy in
the Union Hospital, Kilrush, County Clare.
Source: GRO; Kilrush death records.
6. Mary
Eustace, 2Q 80
Killadysert 4 202
Mary Ronan Eustace, widow of Patrick
Eustace of Shanakea More, died of senile decay on May 21, 1910 in
Shanakea, Labasheeda, Killadysert, County Clare
Source: GRO; County Clare Census 1901.
7. Michael
Eustace, 1Q 81
Mullingar 3 197
Michael Eustace, a widower, about 81
years old, occupation, farmer, died at Farra (sometimes Farrau), County
Westmeath, of senile decay, no medical attendant, on January 21, 1910.
John Eustace, his son, was present at the death which was registered in
Multyfarnham District, Mullingar Union, County Westmeath on February 4,
1910.
Source: GRO.
Michael Eustace, born about 1829, died 21
January 1910 in Townland Farrow (also Farrau), Westmeath. Michael’s wife
Catherine (Parker) Eustace died 10 February 1907.
8. Patrick
Eustace, 1Q 0 Dublin,
North 2 426
Patrick Eustace, a three month old child,
son of a harness maker (John H. Eustace), died at 15 Findlater Place,
Dublin, of bronchitis, (six days), certified; on February 4, 1910. His
father, John H. Eustace, was present at the death which was registered
at No. 1, North City District, North Dublin Union, County Dublin on
February 5, 1910.
Source: GRO.
Note: Patrick Eustace, son of John
Eustace, laborer and Margaret Meegan of Findlater Place, Dublin North
City, was born 1
Nov 1909;
9. Thomas
Eustace, 4Q 88
Naas 2 615
Thomas Eustace, a married
farmer, died 13 October 1910 at approximately age 88. Anne Eustace,
daughter was present at the death which occurred in Shankhill and was
registered 5 November 1910 by K. Reilly, Registrar. Thomas Eustace, the
son of Alexander Eustace and Mary Mason was born about 1822 in County
Wicklow and married Mary Murphy 2 July 1860 at Blessington. Thomas and
Mary Eustace lived at Shankill, Kilbride Parish, County Wicklow.
Note: Mary Eustace nee Murphy an 84 year
old farmer’s widow, died 29 June 1904 of old age. Mary Murphy, daughter
of Martin Murphy and Mary Mackey of Ballinaliva, County Kilkenny, was
born about 1820 in County Wicklow and married Thomas Eustace of
Ballynascorney, County Dublin on 2 July 1860 at Blessington. Mary and
Thomas Eustace lived at Shankill and were the parents of eleven
children; James, Alexander, Margaret, Anastatia, John, Jane, John, Mary,
Ellen, Ann and Thomas. |
