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Name Age
Registration District Vol. Page
1. Alice
Eustace, 17 Athy
8 308
Alice Eustace; not
married; age about seventeen years, Lady, living at Stradbally, Athy
Union died 11 June 1870 of phthisis (three months) certified. William F.
Eustace of Stradbally was present at death which was recorded June 14,
1870 in the Stradbally District, Athy Union, Queen’s County. Alice
Eustace was born about 1853.
2. Anne
Eustace, 65 New
Ross 4 675
Anne Eustace;
married; age about 65 years, farmer’s wife, living at Ballywilliam,
Templeudigan New Ross, County Wexford, died January 8, 1873, of asthma
from which she suffered ten days. Edmond Eustace was present at the
death which occurred at Ballywilliam. The death was recorded on August
18, 1873 by James Rickerby, Registrar.
Anne Eustace was
born about 1808.
3. Bridget
Eustace, 25 Dublin,
North 7 437
Bridget Eustace;
spinster; age about 25 years, occupation servant, living at the Royal
Dublin Lunatic (R.D.L) Asylum, died 5 June 1870, of suffocative catarrh
from which she suffered three days; certified. Maria Horan was present
at the death which was recorded on 11 June 1870 at District No. 3, North
Dublin Union, City of Dublin.
Note: Bridget
Eustace was born about 1845.
4. Catherine
Eustace, 80 Carlow
13 281
Catherine Eustace,
age about 80, a farmer at Castlemore, Fenagh Parish, County Carlow died
7 September 1870 of old age, no medical attendant present. Catherine was
a widow. Mary (her X mark) Hologhan of Tullowbeg was present at her
death which occurred at Castlemore and was registered by Robert Burnett,
Registrar, on 14 September 1870 in the District of Tullow, Carlow Union.
Note: Catherine
Eustace was most likely Catherine McAssey, the widow of William Eustace
of Castlemore.
5. Edward
Eustace, 63
Carlow 18 296
Edward Eustace, age
about 63, a farmer at Castlemore, Fenagh Parish, County Carlow died 10
December 1870 of facial cancer which had lasted twelve months. Edward
was married. Ruth Anna Swain was present at his death which occurred at
Castlemore and was registered by Robert Burnett, Registrar, on 16
December 1870 in the District of Tullow, Carlow Union. Edward Eustace of
Fenagh is listed in Griffith’s Valuation.
6. Ellen
Eustace, 18
Carlow 18 291
Ellen Eustace, age
about 18 years, a spinster at Rathrush, Fenagh and Myshall Parish,
County Carlow died 2 December 1870 of gastric fever, three weeks,
(uncertified) and typhoid fever, 15 days (certified on 20 December
1870). Mary (her X mark) Eustace of Rathrush was present at her death
which occurred at Rathrush and was registered by J.W. Fryer Registrar,
on 19 December 1870 in the District of Fenagh and Myshall, Carlow Union,
County Carlow.
7. John
Eustace, 0 Dublin,
South 17 467
Richard Eustace, son
of Patrick Eustace and Catherine Thompson; died at about one year of age
in 1870; he was born 6 July 1869.
8. John
Eustace, 1
Kilrush 19 205
John Eustace, son of
a laborer (cooper) John Eustace and Margaret Price, died on October 13,
1870 of diarrhea in Kiltumper, Kilmihil, Kilrush, County Clare. His
father, John, was present at his death.
Source: GRO;
Kilmihil baptismal records.
9. Margaret
Eustace, 55 Dublin,
South 2 673
Margaret Eustace, a
spinster, age about 55, a servant, died 28 January 1870 at the Hospital
for Incurables of Phthisis Pulmonalis, certified following ten
days of hospitalization. James (his X mark) Welsh of the Hospital for
Incurables was present at her death which was registered by G.T.
Chapman, Registrar, on 7 February 1870 in the District of Donnybrook,
Union of Dublin South.
10. Mary
Eustace, 52 Dublin,
South 17 539
Mary Eustace, a
widow of a coal porter, age about 52, died 30 November 1870 No. 1 Spring
Garden Lane of sudden heart disease, not certified, no medical attendant
present. Mary McCarton of 44 City Quay was present at her death which
was registered by L. Byrne, Deputy Registrar, on 1 December 1870 in
District No. 4, Union of Dublin South.
11. Oliver
Eustace, 64 New
Ross 14 481
Oliver Eustace, age
about 64, married; a tailor living on Robert Street, New Ross, County
Wexford died 22 September 1870 of lung congestion which had lasted three
hours; medical condition certified. Richard Eustace was present at his
death which occurred at Robert Street and was registered 30 September
1870 in the District of New Ross, New Ross Union, County Wexford by J.
Barron, Registrar. Oliver Eustace is listed in Griffith’s Valuation
living at St. Mary’s, New Ross. Oliver was born about 1806.
12. Oliver
Eustace, 72
Carlow 18 291
Oliver Eustace, age
about 72, a farmer at Myshall, County Carlow died 23 November 1870 of
paralysis which had lasted two weeks. Oliver was married. Margaret
Eustace was present at his death which occurred at Myshall and was
registered 29 November 1870 in the District of Fenagh & Myshall, Carlow
Union. Oliver Eustace of Myshall is listed in Griffith’s Valuation.
13. Richard
Eustace, 1
Waterford 14 517
Richard Eustace, a
male child of a messenger living at John Street Waterford, died of
diarrhea, six days (uncertified) at age about fourteen months on August
16, 1870. Patrick Eustace of John Street was present at the death which
was registered August 19, 1870 in the Waterford District, Waterford
Union, and County Waterford.
Source: GRO.
Note: Richard
Eustace was a twin to Edmund who died August 3, 1866. They were sons of
Patrick and Catherine Thompson and were born 2 January 1865.
14. Simon
Eustace, 72
Kilrush 4 286
Simon Eustace, a
farmer at Gowerhass, Kilrush, County Clare, was born about 1798 in
Gowerhass and died of bronchitis March 2, 1870. He married Bridget
McNamara about 1830. Bridget died in 1886. Their children included:
John 1928 (from his previous marriage to Mary O’Keeffe), Michael born
1829, Simon born 1831; Mary born 1833; and Bridget born 1839. His
brothers are believed to be John, Patrick and Michael Eustace from
Gowerhass and Knockerry East and Mary Eustace McMahon from Tullagower.
Sources: St Senan
Church baptismal records, Kilrush, County Clare; GRO.
15. Thomas
Eustace, 68 Tulla
4 424
Thomas Eustace;
widower; age about 68 years, labourer, living at the Tulla Workhouse,
County Clare, died 5 February, 1870 of phthisis (one year) certified.
Edward Baker, Chief Resident Officer, Tulla Workhouse, was present at
death which was recorded 10 February 1870; James Molony, Registrar.
16. (Male)
Eustace, 0 Dublin,
North 17 394
Male child, son of
Charles Eustace, brushmaker of 38 Bishop Street, Dublin and Mary Anne
Whittingham died in 1870. |
