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Name Age
Reg. District
Vol. Page
1. Anne
Eustace, 4Q 52 Dublin,
South 2 513
Anne Eustace, of 38 Dyer Street,
Drogheda, wife of a painter, died of carcinoma sigmoid (49 days) and
cardiac failure, certified; on 12 November 1911 at the
__________Hospital, Dublin. C.M. McAllister, _-------- Hospital was the
informant of the death which was registered 16 November 1911 at No. 3,
South City, South Dublin Union, County and City of Dublin.
2. Bridget
Eustace, 2Q 70 Dublin,
South 2 498
Bridget Eustace, a spinster about 70
years old from 192 North ____Street, Dublin, died of chronic bronchitis
28 April 1911 at the South Dublin workhouse. E. Doyle, occupier was
present at the death which was registered 29 April 1911; George A.
Stritch, Registrar.
3. Bridget
Eustace, 2Q 34
Ennis 4 143
Bridget Ryan Eustace, wife of Michael
Eustace a Lisroe farmer and daughter-in-law of Charles Eustace, died of
phthisis of three years duration on April 18, 1911 in Lisroe, Killanin,
Ennis, County Clare.
Source: GRO; Kilmihil marriage records.
4. Catherine Eustace,
1Q 73 Waterford 4 534/584
Catherine Eustace; a clerk’s widow, age
about 73 years old; died at Johns Lane, Waterford, of cardiac dilation,
certified, on January 19, 1911. John Eustace, her son of Bank Place,
Waterford was present at the death which was registered in the District
of Waterford No. 22, Urban, Waterford Union, County Waterford on January
26, 1911; J.D. Sullivan, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Catherine Eustace was born about
1838. The 1901 Census of Ireland shows Catherine Eustace, a widow,
age about 60 years ,listed as head of household at house 4.2 in John's
Lane (Waterford Urban No. 3, Waterford) together with three unmarried
children; Thomas, age 30, solicitor’s clerk; Edward, 28, general
laborer, and Bridget, age 25, no occupation listed. All were born in
Waterford City, were Roman Catholic and could read and write (except
Catherine who was unable to read or write.)
5. John
Eustace, 3Q 14 Dublin,
South 2 403
John Eustace; a van boy, age about 14
years and ten months; died on Kimmage Road, Terenure from compression of
the brain following a fractured on August 24, 1911 when he accidentally
fell off a van near Fortfield House . An inquest was held on 25 August
1911, and a certificate received from Louis H. Byrne, coroner. The death
which was registered in the District of Crumlin, South Dublin Union,
County Dublin on August 26, 1911; Henry Davy, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: John Eustace, son of John Eustace,
harness maker and Margaret Meegan was born October 8, 1896 at 51 Fingal
Street, Dublin.
6. Mary
Eustace, 1Q 45 Dublin,
North 2 467
Mary Eustace; of 14 Henrietta Street, a
charwoman, spinster, age about 45 years old; died at 4 North Brunswick
Street on March 25, 1911 from endocarditis (two months) and cardiac
dilation; certified. Philip Driscoll, inmate of 4 North Brunswick
Street, Dublin was present at the death which was registered in the
District of No. 3, North City, North Dublin Union, County and City of
Dublin on March 27, 1911; M. S. Walsh, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Mary Eustace was born about 1866.
7. Owen
Eustace, 2Q 76 Dublin,
North 2 387
Owen, (possibly Eugenius or
Eugene) , son of John Eustace, blacksmith, was born about 4 June 1835,
and married Sarah Delaney, daughter of John and Sarah Delaney at
the Church of St. Michael’s of
Kingstown, County Dublin on 3 June 1895. Owen lived at Grange House,
Kill at the time of the marriage. He married twice, had no children and
lived in Dublin. The 1911 census shows him living at 9 Sarsfield Street,
Inn’s Quay, Dublin, with the family of Bridget Whelan, a relative, who
was born in Wexford.
8. Thomas
Eustace, 2Q 3 Kilrush
4 214
Thomas Eustace from Coolmuinga died of
tuberculosis April 24, 1911 in Union Hospital, Kilrush, County Clare at
the age of 3 ½. He was the son of a servant and appears to be the son
of Kate Eustace. His father is unknown.
Source: GRO birth and death records;
Kilrush death records.
9. Thomas Lee
Eustace, 4Q 9 Dublin,
North 2 342
Thomas Lee Eustace; a laborer’s child,
age about nine years old; died at 15 Findlater Place, Dublin on
November 27, 1911 from hip disease and exhaustion; certified. J.H.
Eustace, father, was present at the death which was registered in the
District of No. 1, North City, North Dublin Union, County and City of
Dublin on November 27, 1911; H.W. Oulton, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Thomas Leo Eustace, son of John
Eustace, harness maker and Margaret Meegan was born 17 December, 1902 at
16 Findlater Place, North City West, North Dublin.
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