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Name Age
Reg. District Vol. Page
1. Bridget
Eustace, 2Q 1
Limerick 5 233
Bridget, daughter of Patrick
Eustace, a tailor, and Kate McCarthy died on May 7, 1908, at the
age of one year and three months of gastritis at Rutland
Street, Limerick No 2, County Limerick. This Eustace family
lived in Limerick while Mr. Eustace learned the tailoring craft.
2. Bridget
Eustace, 1Q 1
Balrothery 2 325
Bridget Eustace, about one year
old, daughter of a laborer of Courtlough, died of pertussis
(three weeks), exhaustion, certified on January 14, 1908.
Maggie Eustace, sister was the informant of the death which was
registered on January 20, 1908 in the District of Balbriggan,
Balrothery Union, County Dublin; W.D. Mullan, Registrar.
Note: Bridget Eustace, daughter
of John Eustace, laborer and Anne McDowell was born 22 January,
1907 at Courtlough, Balbriggan, Balrothery, County Dublin.
Source: GRO.
3. Edward
Eustace, 1Q 88
Waterford 4 538
Edward Eustace, from John Street,
a chandler, age about 88 years old, widower; died March 1, 1908
at the Waterford Workhouse Hospital from senile decay,
certified. James Cosgrave, workhouse occupier was present at the
death which was registered March, 7, 1908 in the District of
Waterford, Number 1, Urban, Union and County Waterford, by J. A.
Kelleher, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Edward Eustace was born
about 1820. The 1901 census shows Catherine Eustace, a 60 year
old widow as household head of house 4.2 in John's Lane
(Waterford Urban No. 3) County Waterford. Also living in the
home were her sons, Thomas, age 30, and Edward, age 27, and
daughter Bridget, 25. All were born in Waterford city, unmarried
and Roman Catholic. Thomas Eustace was a
Solicitors General Clerk, Edward
was a general laborer; Bridget had no occupation listed.
4. Edward
Eustace, 2Q 28 Gorey
2 648
Edward Eustace, from Gorey, a
gardener, age about 28 years old, bachelor; died June 15, 1908
at Gorey of pulmonary tuberculosis, (six months) certified.
Margaret Eustace, his mother, was present at the death which was
registered June 26, 1908 in the District and Union of Gorey,
County Wexford.
Source: GRO.
Note: Edward Eustace was born 12
Oct, 1880 to John Eustace, blacksmith and Margaret Cranwell, his
wife of Knockina, Gorey, County Wexford.
5. Elizabeth
Eustace, 4Q 68 Abbeyleix
3 217
Elizabeth Eustace (nee Delany),
of Derreen, a laborer, age about 68 years old, widow; died
October 1, 1908 from senile decay, (one and one half months),
certified. Stephen Eustace, of Dereen, her son, was present at
the death which was registered October 5, 1908 in the District
of Durrow, Union of Abbeyleix, Queen’s County, by Daniel
O’Brien, Assistant Registrar.
Note: Bessy Delany, daughter of Denis Delany, a laborer of
Doreen, Queen’s County married Patrick Eustace, son of Stephen
Eustace, a laborer on February 14, 1870 at the Roman Catholic
Chapel of Doreen. The 1901 shows Elizabeth Eustace, age 60, a
widow as the head of household of house number 1, Dereen and
Carrowreagh (Aghmacart, Queen's Co.). Also in the home her were
sons Stephen, age 28, and Patrick Eustace, age 25, both
agricultural laborers. All family members were Roman Catholic.
6. Hannah Josephine
Eustace, 4Q 70
Cork 5 94
Hannah Josephine Eustace, age
about 70 years, spinster, no occupation, died 4 December 1908 at
21 South Terrace, Cork City. The cause of death was listed as
cardiac embolism (one half hour) and varicose veins (five
years), certified. Mary Leahy of 3 Evergreen Road, Cork, was
present at her death which was registered on 7 December 1908 in
the District, Union and County of Cork by Patrick J. Hayes,
Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Hannah
Josephine Eustace was born about 1828.
7. John
Eustace, 3Q
75 Kilrush 4 188
John Eustace from Knockerra,
Kilrush, County Clare, a married laborer, died of chronic heart
disease on March 29, 1908 in Union Hospital, Kilrush. John
Eustace is believed to be the husband of Mary O’Donnell Eustace
who died in 1902. However, it appears John remarried.
Source: GRO; County Clare 1901
census; Australia Eustace family notes.
8. John
Eustace, 1Q 59
Gorey 2 714
John Eustace, age about 59,
married, of Gorey, County Wexford, a laborer, died of tubercular
disease of the knee on March 13, 1908 in Gorey. John Eustace of
Gorey, his son was present at the death which was registered 16
March 1908 at Gorey; M.C. Nolan, Assistant Registrar.
Source: GRO.
9. Martin
Eustace, 1Q 3
Waterford 4 531
Martin Eustace, age about three
years, of Lady Lane, Waterford, a laborer’s son, died of shock
from an accidental burn on December 22, 1907 at the city and
county infirmary.
The information was received from
Geo. Mackey, J.P. and W.R. Ward, J.P; an inquest was held
December 24, 1907 and the death (Number 304) was registered on
January 3, 1908 at the District of Waterford, No. 2, Urban,
County and Union of Waterford; J. A. Kelleher, Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Martin Eustace was born
July 3, 1904. His parents were George Eustace and Eliza Purcell.
10. Michael
Eustace, 1Q 25
Kilrush 4 227
Michael Eustace from Knockerry
was single and a laborer. He was the son of John Eustace and
Mary O’Donnell. He died of phthisis on January 3, 1908 in Union
Hospital, Kilrush, County Clare.
Source: GRO; County Clare 1901
census; Australian Eustace Family records.
11. Peter James
Eustace, 4Q 0
Galway 4 150
Peter James Eustace, age about
five months, of Lower Salt Hill, a decorator’s son, ied of
primary meningitis (8 days and 12 hours) plus secondary asthenia
(six days), certified on October 13, 1908 at Salt Hill, County
Galway. James Eustace, father of the deceased was present at the
death which was registered on December 12, 1908 at the District
of Galway No. 2, Union and County of Galway; Thomas Lydon,
Registrar.
Source: GRO.
Note: Peter James Eustace, son of
James Eustace, decorator and Maria O’Flaherty, was born 3 June
1908 at Lower Salt Hill, Galway City, County Galway.
12. Simon
Eustace, 3Q 77 Kilrush
4 194
Simon Eustace, son of Simon
Eustace and Bridget McNamara, was the husband of Bridget Crotty.
He died on September 16, 1908 in Gowerhass. He is believed to
be buried with his wife in the Kilmacduane/Cooraclare Cree
Graveyard - (see Bridget Eustace died 1903). Their children
included: Mary, born 1870; Michael, born 1871; Thomas, born 1873
who farmed in Gowerhass; John, born 1875; Catherine, born 1876;
Mary, born 1876; Patrick, born 1878; Mary, born 1878; Simon,
born 1880; James, born 1882 and Richard, born 1887.
Source: Kilrush death records;
St. Senan’s baptismal records; Ellis Island records; County
Clare Census 1901.
13. Teresa
Eustace, 2Q 19
Edenderry 3 341
Teresa Eustace, spinster, age
about nineteen years, Farmer’s daughter of Coole, died of
pulmonary tuberculosis (two years) no medical attendant present
on June 8, 1908. Mary Troy of Coole was present at the death
registered on June 26, 1908 at the District of Rhode, Edenderry
Union, Kings County; M. Ennis, Registrar.
Note: Teresa Eustace, daughter of
Christopher Eustace, farmer and Mary (Catherine) Rigney was born
at Coole, Rhode during February 1889.
Source: GRO.
14. William
Eustace, 1Q 80 Gorey
2 712
William Eustace, widowed
blacksmith, age about eighty years, of Ballymoney, died of
senility no medical attendant present on January 11, 1908.
Thomas Redmond of Ballymoney was present at the death registered
on February 10, 1908 at the District and Union of Gorey, County
Wexford; F. Nolan; Registrar. William Eustace was born about
1828.
Notes: William Eustace; age 38; bachelor; blacksmith; of
Ballymoney, Gorey District, Wexford; son of John Eustace;
blacksmith, deceased; married Margaret Sunderland; age 30;
spinster; no occupation listed; of Ballyscartan, Gorey, County
Wexford; daughter of Michael Sunderland, deceased; farmer; on 18
February, 1878; Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Michael, Gorey,
Wexford; Witnesses: William Brien & Maria Sunderland; Celebrant:
William O’Neill, C.C. (This would make William born about 1840).
The 1901 Census of Ireland lists William Eustace, blacksmith,
age 62, married, living at Ballymoney Lower (Courtown). He was a
Roman Catholic and could read and write. Margaret Eustace
of Ballymoney, County Wexford died at Enniscorthy, 6 November
1903, aged 60; she was the wife of a blacksmith.
Source: GRO. |
