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Name Age Registration
District Vol. Page
1. Benjamin
Eustace, 1Q 48 Dublin, North
2 488
Benjamin Fawcett Eustace; J.P;
(1870-1919) was the son of Dr. John Eustace and Maria Eliza Neilson. He
married Edith Maud Const in 1902 and they were the parents of John Frank
Fawcett Eustace, born in 1903, who married Natalie Annette Diamond in
1936; Pauline Beryl Eustace (1906-XXXXX); Veronica Pearl Eustace,
(1906-XXX); Dr. Henry Jocelyn Eustace ((1908-XXX) and Benjamin Goodbody
Eustace (1908-XXX).
3. Emily Catherine Eustace,
2Q 81 Carlow 3 321
Emily Catherine Eustace nee Stack
was born in India. She was the daughter of General Sir Maurice Stack
K.C.B; of Broomville, County Carlow, and married James Eustace in 1865.
James Eustace was High Sheriff of County Carlow in 1874. They were the
parents of five children: Maurice James (1867-1924), John Spottiswood
(1868-1900), Cecil Robert (1876-1934), Roland Charles (1880-1948), and
Emily Alison, died as an infant.
4. Elizabeth
Eustace, 3Q 34 Carlow
3 235
Elizabeth Eustace, from Castlemore,
County Carlow, spinster, age about 34 years old, no occupation, died at
the Carlow Asylum of syncope, (six hours); certified; on July 6, 1919.
Edward Dooper, occupier, Carlow Asylum, was present at the death which
was recorded August 1, 1919 in the Carlow No. 1 District, Carlow Union,
County Carlow.
Note: Elizabeth Eustace, daughter of
William Eustace of Castlemore and Catherine McCasey was born January 1,
1881.
5. Honor Eustace,
4Q 75 Kilrush 4
179
Honor Eustace (likely the widow of Robert
Eustace and the daughter of Connor McInerney) died of senile decay on
September 17, 1919 in the Kilrush Workhouse Hospital, Kilrush, County
Clare.
Source: GRO marriage and death records.
6. Hugh
Eustace, 2Q 36
Naas 2 659
Hugh Eustace, bachelor, age about 36
years old, farmer, died of acute bronchitis (six days), cardiac failure,
(certified); on April 2, 1919 at Knockbane. Patrick (his X mark)
Eustace, brother of Hugh, was present at the death which was recorded
April 24, 1919 in the Blessington District, Naas Union, County Wicklow;
K. Reilly, Registrar.
Note: Hugh Eustace, son of Oliver
Eustace and Oner (Honor) Connellan was born _____ 1872. Note age
discrepancy).
Source: GRO and Blessington Parish
Records.
7. Johanna
Eustace, 4Q 78
Kilrush 4 177
Johanna Eustace from Cahermurphy,
Kilmihil, County Clare, a widow of a laborer, died of senile decay and
hypostatic congestion of the lungs on August 6, 1919 in the Kilrush
Workhouse. Johanna is believed to be Ann McNamara who was married to
James Eustace, a laborer from Knockerry West. Her only surviving
children were Edward Eustace of NY and Simon Eustace of Chicago.
Source: GRO; County Clare census 1901 and
1911. Simon Eustace’s obituary, Chicago, Illinois and Ellis Island
immigration record for Edward Eustace.
8. Kate
Eustace, 1Q 60 Dublin,
South 2 835
Kate Eustace, a dressmaker, of 17
Crescent Square, Terenure; spinster, age about 60 years, died of
pneumonia, certified; at Sir P. ?_____ Hospital on January 5, 1919. J.M.
Cormack, inmate, Sir P. ___ Hospital, Dublin, was present at the death
which was registered January 6, 1919 in District No. 1, Dublin Union,
County Dublin; Lillian (Chever?); Registrar.
Note: Catherine “Kate” Eustace was born
about 1861.
9. Mary
Eustace, 2Q 85
Abbeyleix 3 255
Mary Eustace nee Kerwig; a
laborer’s widow, age about 85 years, died of senile decay; no medical
attendant present at Newtown on April 28, 1919. Ann (her X mark) Bryan,
her daughter, of Newtown was present at the death which was registered
May 6, 1919 in the Durrow District, Abbeyleix Union, Queens County;
Maggie Doheny; Interim Registrar.
Note: Mary Eustace nee Kerwig was born
about 1834 in Queen’s County; she was the wife of Edward Eustace, farm
labourer, born in Queens County about 1827, whom she married about 1861.
Mary and Edward Eustace were the parents of Anne, born about 1863 and
Edward, born 31 July 1877. Also living in the home of Edward and Mary
Eustace in 1901 was Mary’s mother, Bridget Kervig, about 100 years old.
Sources: GRO and Census of Ireland 1901.
10. Patrick
Eustace, 4Q 40 Dublin,
South 2 409
Patrick Eustace, bachelor, age about 40
years old, farmer, died of influenza (six weeks), cardiac failure,
(certified); on November 11, 1919 at 177 Emmet Road. Elizabeth Sinclair
of 177 Emmet Road, sister of Patrick, was present at the death which was
recorded November 11, 1919 in the Kilmainham District, Dublin Union,
County Dublin.
Note: Patrick Eustace, son of James
Eustace, harness maker was born _____about 1879. Elizabeth Hunt nee
Eustace, daughter of James Eustace, harness maker, married Patrick
Sinclair on October 18, 1896 at St. Catherine’s Chapel (R.C.), Dublin.
Source: GRO |
