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Name
Age Registration District Vol. Page
1. Alexander Eustace,
2Q 53 Naas
2 660
Alexander Eustace, son of Thomas
Eustace, a farmer and Mary Murphy was born March 8, 1863 in Kilbride
Parish, County Wicklow. He died at Golden Hill on 11 June 1915 at about
age 53 and is buried at Manor Kilbride Cemetery. He was unmarried in
1901 but may be the Alexander Eustace married in South Dublin in 1913.
Alexander’s wife Mary died 23 November 1932 and is buried beside him at
Manor Kilbride Cemetery.
Source: A Survey of the Old Section
of the Manor Kilbride Graveyard, Blessington Historical Society
(2009);
2. Andrew
Eustace, 2Q 50 Dublin,
North 2 386
Andrew Eustace, son of Patrick and Mary
McCaffrey was born Oct. 31, 1866 in Crookradina, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin
and grew up on a small farm at Drumroosk, Kinawley, County Fermanagh in
Northern Ireland. Andrew joined the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) and
was assigned to various places, mostly in the Irish Midlands. One of his
first assignments was in the Ballinalee/Clonbroney area of County
Longford. There he met and in 1888, married a local girl named Catherine
Curran. Andrew continued to serve with the RIC and as a result he and
Catherine moved frequently and served in Drumsna, Carrigallen and
Johnston’s Bridge all located in County Leitrim. Catherine Curran died
April 19, 1915, and the children were "farmed out" to various relatives.
Louis and Fred went to stay with their maternal grandmother in
Clonbroney, and Andrew Jr. lived in Kinawley with his Aunt Isabel "Bel"
Eustace who was married to Daniel Breen. Andrew moved his family to
Dublin where he took a job as a policeman. The family lived at 67
Caledon Street, then considered a "poor" area. Later he became a night
watchman in the Amiens Street section of Dublin.
Andrew Eustace Sr. was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. There is no
headstone, but cemetery records verify his burial in Lot P.G. 25. Andrew
and Catherine Eustace were the parents of ten children of which seven
reached maturity; Patrick, Elizabeth (Lilly), Andrew, Dominic, John
(Jack), Louis and Fred. Gretta, Josie and Robert died as infants.
Catherine died of tuberculosis Feb. 7, 1909 at Drumsna, leaving Andrew
with seven small children. He remarried to Rose McKeon on January 7,
1915, but his second wife soon left Andrew and the children, emigrated
to America and was not heard from again.
3. Anne
Eustace, 2Q 40 Dublin,
North 2 433
Anne Eustace nee Lyons, cab man’s
wife, age about 40 years, died on 10 April, 1915 at her home at 34
Church Street, Dublin of bronchitis, one month (certified). James
Eustace, widower, her husband, was present at her death which was
recorded on 13 April 1915, M.S. Walsh, Assistant Registrar.
4. Catherine Eustace,
4Q 69 Carlow 3 282
Catherine Eustace nee McAssey,
farmer’s widow, age about 69 years, died on 30 August, 1915 at her home
at Castlemore, County Carlow of old age (no medical attendant present).
Alicia Aughney, her daughter, was present at her death which was
recorded on 26 November 1915.
5. Christopher
Eustace, 2Q 84
Edenderry 3 334
Christopher Eustace, son of Edward of
Togher, was born about 1832; and died in 1915 at age 84. He married
Catherine Rigney, daughter of John Rigney of Kilduff, in Philipstown
District on 26 July 1869. Christopher Eustace was a farmer and
lived at Togher and Croghan. Catherine Rigney Eustace was born about
1853. Their children were; Edward Eustace; baptized July 1870 at Rhode;
John Eustace; baptized April 1873 at Rhode; Patrick Eustace; baptized
February 1875 at Rhode, who died of phthisis at age 23, on 8 Dec. 1898
at Togher; Mary Eustace; baptized March 1877 at Rhode; she married
Richard Condron in Feb. 1903 at Tullamore; Anne Eustace; baptized
December 1878 at Rhode; died 20 May 1884 of croup; Michael Eustace;
baptized May 1881 at Rhode; Catherine Eustace; baptized October 1884 at
Rhode; Christopher Eustace; baptized October 1886 at Rhode; Teresa
Eustace; baptized February 1889 at Rhode; Joseph Eustace; baptized April
1891 at Rhode; and James Eustace; baptized March 1895 at Rhode.
6. Eileen
Eustace, 1Q 0
Galway 4 171
Eileen Eustace was born about 1914 in
Galway and died in early 1915.
7. John Eustace,
John Eustace, born Dublin, Regimental
Number 7928, Corporal, 1st Royal Irish Rifles; killed in
action, France on May 9, 1915.
8. Kate
Eustace, 1Q 80 Dublin,
South 2 604
Kate Eustace, nurse, age about 80years,
died on 16 January, 1915 at the Molyneux Asylum, Leeson Park, Dublin of
bronchitis, 1 ½ months and cardiac failure (certified). Florence Brady
of 88 Ravelagh Road was present at her death which was recorded on 19
January 1915; M. Mason, Assistant Registrar.
8. Mary
Eustace, 1Q 47 Dublin,
South 2 678
Mary J. Eustace, of 45 Denzille Street,
married, age about 47 years, no occupation listed, died on 2 March, 1915
at the South Dublin Workhouse, Dublin of cardio Renal failure
(certified). James Cribbie, occupier of the South Dublin Workhouse was
present at her death, which was recorded on 3 March 1915; George A.
Stritch, Registrar.
9. Mathew
Eustace, 3Q 4 Edenderry
3 287
Mathew Eustace, child, age about 4 years
old, son of a herder, died of tubercular meningitis and exhaustion,
certified; on July 20, 1915 at Croghan. Christopher Eustace, of Croghan,
father of the deceased, was present at the death which was recorded July
29, 1914 in the Rhode District, Edenderry Union, Kings County.
Note:
Mathew Eustace was born about 1911.
10.
Maureen Josephine Eustace, 4Q 10 Dublin,
North 2 376
Maureen Josephine, daughter of Edward
Patrick Eustace and Sarah Kavanagh of Nelson Street, Dublin was born
September 5, 1905 and died in late 1915 at age ten.
11. Michael
Eustace, 3Q 53 Dublin,
South 2 411
Michael Eustace, of Manor Kilbride,
County Wicklow, a bachelor farmer; age about 53 years of age died 3
September, 1915 after suffering six months from Phthisis pulmonalis. W.
Maloney was present at his death which occurred at the Hospice at
Harold’s Cross. The death was recorded 4 September 1915, W.F. Hooper,
Registrar. Michael Eustace was born about 1862.
12. Patrick
Eustace, 4Q 40
Kilrush 4 181
Patrick Eustace, married and a farmer,
died of old age on November 25, 1915 at Breaffa, Kilmihil, County
Clare. His son, John, was present at his death. The age listed in this
index is an error. According to his death record, Patrick was 82.
Patrick was actually born in 1849 and he was 66 years old at the time of
his death. His headstone reads, “Eustace In loving memory of Patrick
Eustace who died 24 Nov 1915 aged 66. Erected by his beloved wife and
children. RIP.” Patrick was married to Maria Eustace daughter of Robt.
Eustace Sr and Elizabeth Keane. Patrick and Maria’s children included:
Michael born 1874 living in Watertown CT; Bridget born 1874 and died
1880; Catherine born 1876; Maria born 1879 and living in Bridgeport, CT;
Richard born 1879 and living in Waterbury, CT; John born 1881 and died
1955 in Kilmihil; Bridget born 1884; Anne born 1885 and Patrick Stephen
born 1889 and died 1955 in NY.
Source: GRO; Kilrush 1901 and 1911 Census
records. St. Michael’s Old Church Graveyard Transcription.
13. Thomas
Eustace, 1Q 42 Athlone
3 1
Thomas Eustace, a 42 year old widower,
occupation Soldier R.F.A; died 5 January, 1915 at the Military Hospital
in Athlone, Westmeath from Bright’s disease and heart failure (20 days,
8 hours), certified. J.W. Wilkinson, Senior sergeant, R.A.M.C, was
present at his death which was recorded 5 January 1915; Kate Lyon,
Assistant Registrar. Thomas Eustace, son of John Eustace, laborer and
Ally Croagh of Greenagh, County Tipperary was born March 10, 1873.
Source: Ireland’s Military Records
(1914-1918).
13. Thomas George
Eustace,
Thomas George Eustace, Lieutenant, Royal
Munster Fusiliers, 1st Battalion; killed in action on June
28, 1915.
Source: Ireland’s Military Records
(1914-1918).
14. William
Eustace, 1Q 37 Athy
3 261
William Eustace, of Cloney,
County Kildare, a 37 year old bachelor, occupation labourer, died 11
January, 1915 at the Athy Hospital from pulmonary tuberculosis and
exhaustion (1 year), certified. Thomas E. Murphy, occupier, Athy
Workhouse was present at his death which was recorded 6 February 1915;
James Kilbride, Assistant Registrar. William Eustace was born about
1878.
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