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Title: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Maystan on Tuesday 16 January 07 20:53 GMT (UK)
I am also interested if anyone from Dublin City could take a photo of 3 family graves for me.

I could send a disposal camera, pay all costs for one's time in doing this for me or however it would be convenient. Or photos sent by email. A money order in advance could be sent for one's time.  If anyone is interested, I have the  exact grave numbers.     

I am from Canada so it is impossible for me to ever obtain these photos & would very much appreciate viewing them to add to my family genealogy book.   Thank you.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 22 January 07 06:22 GMT (UK)
I can do that for you once the evenings become brighter.

Email me.

Costs don't enter into it - if you have the exact grave reference it's an easy thing to do.

It's all karma.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Maystan on Monday 22 January 07 17:35 GMT (UK)
Thank you & much appreciated.  I have sent you an email. Awaiting your response.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 22 January 07 17:44 GMT (UK)
Just taking the opportunity to say if there is anyone else would like a grave in Mount Jerome photographed, email me.

I need an exact reference though, I don't have time to be rummaging about.

I expect to do these for Maystan within the next two or three weeks, so contact me as soon as possible.
Trish
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Wednesday 24 January 07 14:47 GMT (UK)
Photographed and sent.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Bridget x on Thursday 25 January 07 22:18 GMT (UK)
Well done Dub 1850.  That was a very kind act you did for that person in Canada.   "B"
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Maystan on Thursday 25 January 07 22:49 GMT (UK)
I am that person in Canada. She certainly is a very kind person to have taken the time to do this for me. Otherwise I would never have been able to obtain those pictures. Not too many people would have done what she did for me.

It was certainly appreciated & thanked through email.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Bridget x on Thursday 25 January 07 23:00 GMT (UK)
I am really pleased you were able to get the pictures of the graves you wanted. I know it is not easy researching when one does not live in Ireland, like you, I don't live there.  I just thought it would ne nice to give a little pat on the back and say "Well done" as I know you yourself will have done.    Regards,  Bridget x
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Monday 29 January 07 08:20 GMT (UK)
Hi dublin1850

I posted a request some time ago - so have taken the liberty of reposting here

I would really appreciate if sks who visits Mt Jerome Cemetery would be kind enough to photo a grave for me please.  I found the details among some old family papers of my husband's family and the script is hard to read.

Burials Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin

Harriett KELLY died 18 Dec 1846 aged 61 years of ?Gibralton Cottage, ?Kingstown  [difficult to decipher]

Thomas KELLY  died 26 Dec 1871 aged 64 years of 3 Rathmines Road, Dublin

Ellen KELLY died 27 Oct 1873 aged 52 years of 4 Cheltenham Place, Rathmines

The above are all interred in grave 111/973

I don't know if their brother William is in this grave

William Philip Francis KELLY died 5 Jan 1881 aged 77 years of Farnham House, Finglas.

I am so excited at finding the details of my husband's gggg grandfather's brothers and sisters.  Would love to visit and do the photography but a bit far from inland Australia  :)

I hope you are able to help me :)

Cheers for now
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 29 January 07 13:39 GMT (UK)
Leave that with me Cando.
I'll be in touch.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Monday 29 January 07 23:59 GMT (UK)
Hi dublin1850

Thank you so much.

Cheers
cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Fingal on Monday 05 February 07 12:31 GMT (UK)
I hope my request will not overburden you... If you have the time will you please photo the grave of
HYLAND/COSTELLO Grave NO.74 Section A339
Many thanks for your help.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 05 February 07 14:48 GMT (UK)
Hello Fingal
Once I have the reference number as you have given, it's really no bother at all.
I'll be in touch before the end of February.
Trish
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Fingal on Monday 05 February 07 16:01 GMT (UK)
Thank you most sincerely for your kindness... there are 2 other graves of interest... however I am reluctant to ask as I have no wish to abuse your kindness.... I do have the references perhaps you would let me know if you can fit them in at at later date.... at your convenience...

Many thanks for you kind offer of help... it is very much appreciated...
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 05 February 07 16:06 GMT (UK)
Send me all you want. It's really no bother. I like Mount Jerome and it makes it more worth my while really to go over and do a good few than go all the way for one.

I am involved in photographing wargraves of soldiers who died while serving in the British, Australian, South African and New Zealand armies in WWI and II, so anything that takes me wandering round the cemetery is welcome. 'My boys' often hide out in family plots, so I like to explore new parts of the cemetery.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Fingal on Monday 05 February 07 16:34 GMT (UK)
your kindness is a treasure.... I spent a lot of time in Harold's Cross & Kimmage as a boy... I wet my feet many times in the Poddle... I remember the draining of the lake/Quarry on Sundrive Road... it is now a park... my late aunt Lolo had lots of connections in the area and is buried with my uncle in
Mt. Jerome as indeed are her parents. My grandparents are also buried there....

Photos required
John Masterson grave no.29 section.A422  year 1928
Patrick Hyland    grave no.16 section.A427  year 1928
Catherine Hyland grave no.7 section.A422  year 1924

Many Thanks
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Saturday 10 February 07 18:08 GMT (UK)
I will probably be going over during the week beginning the 20th February.

If there is anyone else with a grave reference that wants a photo taken, just post here or send a private message.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Tuesday 20 February 07 21:18 GMT (UK)
Mixed news from Mount Jerome.

Cando - found your graves and will be emailing the photos in a minute.

Fingal - no sign of any headstones with your names on them. I will go back again at a time when there are more staff about in case I was in the wrong section, but I couldn't find them.
Sorry.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Tuesday 20 February 07 23:51 GMT (UK)
Hi 

I have thanked Trish by email but would like to publicly acknowledge her kindness.

The photos are wonderful. Have already emailed them to other members of the family.  ;D  ;D

The MI has solved an identity problem - my husband's gggg grandfather was Captain John KELLY not William KELLY - no wonder I couldn't find him in the 77th Regiment records.

Best wishes
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Fingal on Wednesday 21 February 07 17:49 GMT (UK)
Hello Dublin1850

Many thanks for looking.... it is greatly appreciated...

It is a great kindness....  that you do for those who for whatever reason cannot visit Mount Jerome....

Thank you most sincerely
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Thursday 22 February 07 22:07 GMT (UK)
Hi Trish -

Further info has come to light about the second KELLY grave.

I don't know if their brother William is in this grave
William Philip Francis KELLY died 5 Jan 1881 aged 77 years of Farnham House, Finglas.


Grave No 10    15 Dec 1851   69- MI  SW

This is the exact info given to me - I hope it makes sense to you.

Interred in the grave is Hugh DAVENPORT d. 15 Dec 1851 and William Phillip Frances KELLY d. 5 Jan 1881.  There may be others.

This grave was not purchased outright so may have been re-used.

Please only look for it if you happen to be in that particular area looking for 'your boys' hiding out in family plots ;D

Your photographs have certainly started 'the ball rolling'.  I could hardly believe my good fortune when lots of new family info came  in the mail, exactly the same day your photos arrived  ;D  Meant to be ;)

Many thanks
cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Thursday 22 February 07 22:16 GMT (UK)
Hi
I have to drop something over to Mount Jerome for another Rootschatter, so I will look for this when I'm over there again.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Thursday 22 February 07 22:46 GMT (UK)
Hi

Thank you  ;D

Cheers
cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Sunday 15 April 07 04:54 BST (UK)
Hi Trish

Am wondering if you have an opportunity to visit Mt Jerome 'photographing your boys that hide out in family graves' ;D

I would imagine that you haven't been able to locate the other Kelly grave.  I really wasn't sure if it was still there. :(

Cheers for now
cando in oz
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Sunday 15 April 07 08:18 BST (UK)
Cando, I completely forgot about this, sorry.

I was over there leaving something on a grave for someone and had a nagging idea I was supposed to do something else, but I forgot.

I'll get over there at some stage soon. Apologies.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Monday 16 April 07 06:42 BST (UK)
Hi Trish

No apology required.  I have lots of senior moments ;D  There is no rush at all.  I am just so grateful that you have offered to help me.   :-*

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Christopher on Monday 16 April 07 07:07 BST (UK)
Hiya Dublin1850,

I don't suppose there are any Belfast members of the armed forces buried at Mount Jerome. If there are, and you have the time available, could you photograph the graves and post the pictures on  Belfast Forum  (http://www.belfastforum.co.uk) as we're attempting to get as much information about people from Belfast on to that website. If there are people from Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester or Newcastle on Tyne let me know about them.

Many thanks.

Chris   
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Wednesday 25 April 07 17:52 BST (UK)
Hi
I'll have a look through my photos and see what I have.
Trish
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Wednesday 25 April 07 22:38 BST (UK)
hi christopher,
                      if you click on the link below and then on cemetery reports
you will see an alphabetical list of the military graves of ww1 and ww11
in mount jerome.
if you click on individual names you will get in most cases either parents
names and addresses or wives.
                                               regards,anne

http://www.cwgc.org/search/cemetery_details.aspx?cemetery=91214&mode=1
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Christopher on Wednesday 02 May 07 21:55 BST (UK)
I am that person in Canada. She certainly is a very kind person to have taken the time to do this for me. Otherwise I would never have been able to obtain those pictures. Not too many people would have done what she did for me.

It was certainly appreciated & thanked through email.

There are one or two RootsChatters who do Photographical Acts of Kindness. Should we call them PAOKS ???
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: rogtann on Tuesday 29 July 08 15:16 BST (UK)
My family name is Champion and i have agt grandfather Frederick buried in Mt Jerome. Would love to find out a little more. He was supposedley a coachman to the lord mayor of Dublin. Not a typically Irish name. Wondered if anyone can help
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Pam756 on Friday 08 August 08 04:40 BST (UK)
I wrote to Mt Jerome for grave numbers for my great grandparents several years ago but never got a reply.  I know they are buried there since it was stated in their obituary. 

If anyone recalls the address and fee they charge I would appreciate it if they would post it.

Thanks!
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Friday 08 August 08 08:18 BST (UK)
The address is
Office
Mount Jerome Cemetery
Harold's Cross
Dublin 6W
Ireland

I'm not sure what the fee is - someone else may know.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Friday 08 August 08 09:51 BST (UK)
Fee to check register and supply map was 10 Euros a year or so ago.  I had exact dates and was in the office.  Maybe more for more general search?

Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kooky on Friday 08 August 08 10:58 BST (UK)
It was 10 euros about 18 months ago. I received a map of the graveyard, a plot no.  a list of who was in the grave, and who had purchased it.
Kooky
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Pam756 on Saturday 09 August 08 19:05 BST (UK)
Thank you all for your help.  I'll get another request off.  I have the date of their deaths so hopefully they will be able to send the location of the grave site.

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: wizard1 on Saturday 04 October 08 01:06 BST (UK)
Hi dublin1850,

Sorry it so long to get to this thread. It is a wonderful example of how helpful the RootsChat community is.

Did you have any luck tracing Cando's request for a picture of Grave No 10    15 Dec 1851   69- MI  SW ?

It would be nice to put that one to rest.

Peter.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dinkus on Wednesday 03 June 09 18:50 BST (UK)
Can anyone check some graves at Mount Jerome?
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Thursday 04 June 09 23:21 BST (UK)
If you send me the name and grave reference I could get over there sometime next week.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Friday 05 June 09 00:57 BST (UK)
Hi dublin1850,

Sorry it so long to get to this thread. It is a wonderful example of how helpful the RootsChat community is.

Did you have any luck tracing Cando's request for a picture of Grave No 10    15 Dec 1851   69- MI  SW ?

It would be nice to put that one to rest.

Peter.

Hi

Would it be too much to ask if you could see if the above grave is there or has been re-used.

Interred in the grave is Hugh DAVENPORT d. 15 Dec 1851 and William Phillip Frances KELLY d. 5 Jan 1881.  There may be others.

Only if you have time.  I am so grateful for help received so far.

Cheers
Cando....from Australia.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Monday 08 June 09 17:07 BST (UK)
Hello Cando, I have taken note of the details supplied and will get along to Mount Jerome sometime this week.  If I can get a photo I shall place it on my website for you to download, and notify you of same - OK?  I live fairly close to Mount Jerome.  Don
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Monday 08 June 09 23:26 BST (UK)
Hi Don

Your kindness is much appreciated ;D

More than happy to for you to do as suggested.

Cheers :)
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Wednesday 17 June 09 16:56 BST (UK)
Sorry for the delay in getting back but I've received a number of requests and need a little more time to get the information required - but I'll be back shortly!  Don
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Thursday 18 June 09 04:24 BST (UK)
No hurry Don...really appreciate your kindness ;D

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Maxclo on Saturday 11 July 09 06:44 BST (UK)
Hallo, I have an old photograph (1889) of an ancestor, Thomas Henry Blake, and am interested in knowing whether or not this grave still exists and importantly whether or not other ancestors are also buried here.  It would be great to get an up-to-date photo, but in the old photo, the (possibly) plot number marker only shows two digits (89) at end.   Anyhow, do they have an email address rather than postal?  I assume they only give information in return rather than photos.  Appreciate any response.  Many thanks.
ps.  attaching photo didn't work
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Friday 17 July 09 01:00 BST (UK)
Firstly, in response to the query about the grave Kelly/Davenport from Cando, I checked section 69 but the very few old graves I could see there had undecipherable inscriptions. Almost all the graves in that section are relatively new, dating from the 1960s up to the present day. To obtain further information a search would have to be carried out by the cemetery office, which would cost up to 20 Euros per grave.  Don
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Friday 17 July 09 01:11 BST (UK)
I don't know whether they reply to postal requests or whether they have email. The address was posted earlier on this thread. At the office they charge up to 20 euros, depending on the kind of search needed. If you'd like me to find out more, please send me a personal message.  Don
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Friday 17 July 09 22:44 BST (UK)
Reply to Maxclo  who wrote:
Hallo, I have an old photograph (1889) of an ancestor, Thomas Henry Blake, and am interested in knowing whether or not this grave still exists and importantly whether or not other ancestors are also buried here.  It would be great to get an up-to-date photo, but in the old photo, the (possibly) plot number marker only shows two digits (89) at end.   Anyhow, do they have an email address rather than postal?  I assume they only give information in return rather than photos.  Appreciate any response. 
----------------------------------------------

The cemetery staff have excellent records and I think for about 10 euro will look up a grave.  It is best if you have exact date and name of one of occupants.  Normally a grave can have up to 4 people. They can get full details of all people there and send you same together with a map.  Often people can be missing from a headstone even if there is one and that it is still legible.  They can also tell from the books whether there ever was  a headstone on it and may go out and check if it is still there.  The graveyard is not the easiest to find a grave but if stuck there are men working about who will help.

Be patient they are not the speediest at replying to postal queries and no email. You could try your luck with a phone call
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Maxclo on Friday 17 July 09 23:13 BST (UK)
Hallo to Don and annieburns,
I was about to reply to one message then got another! Hope by replying in the same message this will work and you do not mind this. 
I am figuring that I am more than fortunate  by having a photo in the first place, so not having another would not matter.  Reading some of the prior messages there is mention of both address and I see phone number.  That is probably a good idea to ring (time difference notwithstanding!) and at least you know your request has got through.  I also see that there is a site which seems to be photographing a number of graves in Mt Jerome, so who knows, it may be that this may come up on that.  I do have definite details, thankfully supplied by the photograph I have.  I suspect there will be only the ancestor mentioned but possibly his wife will be there, so one would think that the search can be pinpointed to a definite time.
Many thanks for both replies.  I will let you know how I fare!  Regards, Maxine.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Sunday 19 July 09 08:24 BST (UK)
Firstly, in response to the query about the grave Kelly/Davenport from Cando, I checked section 69 but the very few old graves I could see there had undecipherable inscriptions. Almost all the graves in that section are relatively new, dating from the 1960s up to the present day. To obtain further information a search would have to be carried out by the cemetery office, which would cost up to 20 Euros per grave.  Don

Thank you Don for trying to find the grave.   Your kindness is appreciated.

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: emc100 on Monday 27 July 09 22:37 BST (UK)
Hi dublin 1850
just found this site and hope you can help. Looking for grave of ggrandma buried at Mt Jerome.
Her name is Margaret Keogh buried in :

Grave no 408   Section A 86/421

Margaret was my dads mum, who lost her husband on the Somme, and died very young leaving two boys who went into orphanage. My dad also died young so never got to find out anything about her, this is my first hint of anything.

Thanks Edith  :)
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 27 July 09 22:44 BST (UK)
I might get as chance later this week. I will be in touch.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: emc100 on Tuesday 28 July 09 00:52 BST (UK)
wow thanks for quick reply, look forward  to hearing from you.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Saturday 01 August 09 13:02 BST (UK)
I was over there this morning. I found the plot and have a photograph of it which I can email to you if you'd like it, but there is no headstone.

It might be worthwhile contacting the cemetery as they will have records on who paid for the burial etc. which might give you some more information.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Wednesday 12 August 09 18:40 BST (UK)
I will probably be over in Mount Jerome again next week some time.

If anyone has details of a grave they would like me to look for and photograph, please PM me before the end of this week.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Monday 24 August 09 21:13 BST (UK)
Does anyone know if there is any register of the mount jerome graves online ?. My grandparents david and hanora wade are buried there but no idea what grave number(s) or even year.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Monday 24 August 09 21:36 BST (UK)
The Latter Day Saints have a microfiche of the register but a bit needle in a haystack without rough idea of date. If you write to the office they will check it out for you for a fee of 10 euro.  It would help if you had rough idea of date and maybe address/area of the city.  I had a quick look at the online BMD site but no Hanora Wade.  If you could get a death cert of either, you would have an exact date to go with and then it would be easy to find the grave.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Monday 24 August 09 22:20 BST (UK)
Hi all, this is a link to some details of graves in mount jerome.
It's the only list of graves I've seen online for the cemetery
Although I do have a few photos of mount jerome I don't
see any of the names mentioned so far on this topic.
                                                            Anne
http://www.rootschat.com/links/05cm/

http://www.rootschat.com/links/070g/
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Monday 24 August 09 22:52 BST (UK)
They used to live in Arran Quay but then moved to Crumblin, I'll have to check again with my mum but I dont think she can remember when they died...they were her first husbands parent.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Monday 24 August 09 23:27 BST (UK)
Hi, the lds pilot site has a David wade died 1945 aged 67 and
4 Honoria wades,one of which died in 1952,of course the bmds
there only cover the period up to 1958.
                                                           Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Monday 24 August 09 23:37 BST (UK)
Hi yes that's most likely him, he was born in 1877. I'm guessing that 1952 might be my grandmother although her name was def. Hanora not Honoria...butI guess things get transcibed wrong at time. Thanks for all the help....an you give me the web address for the pilot site..ta
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Monday 24 August 09 23:41 BST (UK)
Hi ,this is the link,
                      http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start
                                                                        Anne
                                                 
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Tuesday 25 August 09 00:22 BST (UK)
Just had a look and sure the 1945 and 1952 is them, how exciting !!, what would I do with the entries, would I need to visit Dub and go through the film to find more detail ?.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Tuesday 25 August 09 00:27 BST (UK)
Just realised I think I;m being a thicko here, is that LDS own indexing not irish one ?.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Tuesday 25 August 09 01:16 BST (UK)
Hi again maryland001,
it was transcribed by volunteers from the indexes,
many of those were rootschat members and there is
a topic on rootschat about that.The link below is the
 general register office of ireland(republic) where you
 will find all you need to know about ordering certs'.
Don't mention the lds if ordering  as some people
have found this causes difficulty,you only need volume
and page number plus place of event and  names.
if I come across the topic again I will post a link.
the only way to see all the details are by ordering the certs'.
It is a pilot site but I have found details of bmds for my entire family
and extended family and they were accurate.
                                                      Anne
http://www.groireland.ie/
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Tuesday 25 August 09 17:21 BST (UK)
Hi Maxine

I'm a genealogist based in Dublin and was working at Mount Jerome today. As I had some time to spare I took a look for the Blake grave.

Per the cemetery records Thomas H. Blake was buried in 1889 (Reg No 978) and Kate Elizabeth Blake buried 1900 (Reg No 978) is in the same grave.
From Mount Jerome Burial Records:
The Grave is No. 75 in Area 229 (Perpetuity Ref 7963)
Perpetual right of burial was purchased on 17 Jan 1890 by Thomas A. Blake of 99 Edinburgh Road, Liverpool for £3-0-0.

I found the location of the grave, but unfortunately no trace of the headstone or surround now remains. The description in the records was 'Marble headstone & granite base'.

The cemetery records state that Thomas died at the Adelaide Hospital, Dublin, on 3 Nov 1889 aged 58 and was buried on 5 Nov. Cause of death is hard to read, but looks like 'P/monia' (Pneumonia). The attestant on the burial record is his son Thomas A. Blake, 85 Grosvenor Square, Rathmines, Dublin.

Thomas Henry Blake is recorded in the State Death Records as having died Quarter 4, 1889 in Dublin South Registration District aged 58; Ref - Volume 2, Page 546.

I have photos of the area of the grave to show where the headstone was located. I can send these if you wish.

While searching for this I also came across another Blake grave a short distance away;
Frederick Blake, Late Warrant Officer R.A.S. Corps died 23 Dec 1923, aged 76, also details of his wife and son.
- This may not be relevant, of course.

I hope this helps.

best regards

Gerry McMahon


Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Tuesday 25 August 09 22:03 BST (UK)
Hi Maxine

Irish Times, Monday 4 Nov 1889, page 1
Deaths:
Nov 3 - Thomas H. Blake in his 58th year. Funeral will leave 85 Grosvenor Road, Rathmines, for internment at Mount Jerome Cemetery, at 9 o'clock non tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. American papers please copy.

best regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Wednesday 26 August 09 01:35 BST (UK)
Hi Gerry :)

Earlier in this thread I made an enquiry re -

William Philip Francis KELLY died 5 Jan 1881 aged 77 years of Farnham House, Finglas.

Grave No 10    15 Dec 1851   69- MI  SW

Interred in the grave is Hugh DAVENPORT d. 15 Dec 1851 and William Phillip Frances KELLY d. 5 Jan 1881.  There may be others.


A kind chatter was unable to locate the grave and suggested I have a search done.  If you have a moment when you are visiting Mt Jerome again I wonder if you could have a look in the cemetery records.  It would be appreciated ;D

Another kind chatter did find William's grandmother's grave and emailed wonderful photos.  Would love to visit the cemetery myself...well one day perhaps.

Cheers
Cando..... in Australia
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Wednesday 26 August 09 01:52 BST (UK)
Hi Cando

Will do. The records are good. The cemetery is another matter - it's an amazing place but the older parts are crumbling now - very little maintenance being done.

Many graves never had a headstone. Today I was over there looking for an 1889 headstone. A client has a photo of the headstone taken about 1900. Today there is just a blank space on the ground!

Will look up next time I'm in the office and get back to you.

best regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Wednesday 26 August 09 02:48 BST (UK)
Gerry I guess it is the same the world over.....headstones fallover/crumble so the cemetery authorities remove them.

I was thrilled to learn the other KELLY headstone found at Mt Jerome was still standing however it certainly was leaning at rather a precarious angle and wouldn't be surprised if it now had fallen over.

The KELLY's are my husband's ancestors and I honestly thought I would never find anything about them in Ireland but persistence has paid off ;D

I appreciate your kindness.

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: maryland001 on Wednesday 26 August 09 16:57 BST (UK)
hi..if any of the chatters could look up my grandparents that would be great. They are David Wade -jan-mar 1945 and Honoria (Hanora) Wade 0ct-dec 1952...both buried in Mt Jerome. I'll def. be over this year somit would be great if my brother and I could visit their graves.  Many thanks,.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Wednesday 26 August 09 17:05 BST (UK)
can anyone tell me if mt jerome cemetery keep records dating back to early 1900s? i am trying to find info on my great great grandparents
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kooky on Wednesday 26 August 09 21:38 BST (UK)
I think that Mount Jerome will have the records you want. The address is on page 3 of this thread.
Kooky
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Wednesday 26 August 09 21:49 BST (UK)
Hi

Mount Jerome burial registers go back to 1836.

regards

Gerry McMahon
Dublin
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Wednesday 26 August 09 23:05 BST (UK)
Hi Cando

I looked up William Kelly's burial in the Mount Jerome records:

Mount Jerome Burial Records 1881
Entry: #25
William Kelly
Buried: 5 Jan 1881
Age: 77
Brought from Finglas, Co. Dublin
Location of grave: Grave 10 in Area 182
Note added: "Will hold 1 more"
Attestant: Neil (or Will?) F. Kelly, son

I searched for the grave in Area 182 but couldn't find any trace of it. There was no Perpetuity Grant taken out, so there is no easy way of finding out the other burials in the plot. Also, there may never have been a headstone put in place.

Is the other burial mentioned (Davenport) of interest? If so, i will look it up when I'm next at the archives.

best regards

Gerry McMahon
Dublin
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Thursday 27 August 09 12:46 BST (UK)
Oh thank you Gerry :)

I think the Attestant would have been O'Neil Fergusson KELLY 1858-1936 his youngest son.  Terrific.

Thank you so much for searching for the grave.  I am truly grateful for the time you have spent helping me locate this KELLY ancestor.

I very much doubt there is a connection with the DAVENPORT - name doesn't appear anywhere in the family tree.    You have done enough for me :)

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Thursday 27 August 09 13:17 BST (UK)
Hi Cando

Yes - it certainly looked like O'Neill - but I though that looked an unusual name and dismissed the 'O'N' as an elaborate 'W'. So, it's O'Neil F. Kelly.

There is a lot of open space in the old area of the cemetery where the grave is located - collapsed headstones may have been cleared in the past?

best regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Thursday 27 August 09 14:38 BST (UK)
Cando

Attached is photo of the general area where the grave was located in Mount Jerome.

regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Thursday 27 August 09 14:59 BST (UK)
this is for those who have discovered a family
grave with no gravestone,I've inverted the colour
and I think it looks well.Not really a substitute
but better than nothing.
                                             Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Thursday 27 August 09 17:33 BST (UK)
thank you kooky and Gerry McMahon for your help. Gerry might seem like a strange question but is the surname McMahon quite common in ireland? my great great grandfather married a charlotte mcmahon prior to 1900 and it them i am trying to find info on, i believe her father was a photographer and his business was at 55 lr o'connell street dublin. dont suppose you can help with that at all? long shot for me!

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Thursday 27 August 09 17:51 BST (UK)
Hi Berdina

McMahon is quite a common name here. There are two main branches - Co. Clare (my origins) and Co. Monaghan.
I've just looked up my 1884 Thom's Street Directory - at that time in 55 Sackville Street Lower (now O'Connell Street) there was a John Chancellor, optician and photographer, at this address (his residence was 2 Cromorne Villas, Rathgar).

regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Thursday 27 August 09 18:06 BST (UK)
thank you for your help, i hope this gives us some leads. again thank you for your time

lianne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Thursday 27 August 09 18:18 BST (UK)
could you tell me what the building was in 1926? thank you

lianne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Thursday 27 August 09 18:40 BST (UK)
thank you kooky and Gerry McMahon for your help. Gerry might seem like a strange question but is the surname McMahon quite common in ireland? my great great grandfather married a charlotte mcmahon prior to 1900 and it them i am trying to find info on, i believe her father was a photographer and his business was at 55 lr o'connell street dublin. dont suppose you can help with that at all? long shot for me!

I found 1914 details for Roe McMahon and posted them in your Groves thread..

see : http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,402053.msg2715412.html#msg2715412


Shane
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cando on Friday 28 August 09 02:28 BST (UK)
Cando

Attached is photo of the general area where the grave was located in Mount Jerome.

regards

Gerry


Once again, thank you Gerry for your kindness. 

Also learned a little from your response to berdina.   The family farm which was only sold in 1990's here in Australia, was named 'Rathgar' by my OH's gt grandfather.  I thought it a little odd as the family who settled there were all born Ennis, Co Clare.   William Philip Francis KELLY and my OH's gg grandfather were brothers.  Perhaps it was where his gg grandfather was lived in his childhood.

Cheers
Cando
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Friday 28 August 09 09:33 BST (UK)
Cando

As you may know, Rathgar is a Dublin suburb - about 1.5 miles south of city centre. I lived there for a few years as a student. It's not far from Mount Jerome. Interesting about Ennis - my family came from there also.

best regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Saturday 29 August 09 21:05 BST (UK)
Maxine

Photos of the plot where the grave of Thomas H. Blake and Kate Elizabet Blake is located (Grave 75 in Area 229) in Mount Jerome. The white sheet of paper on the ground marks the location. The grave below it (No. 74) with the rounded headstone is 'Alice Maude McDermott'. Grave No. 76 is currently cobvered by a wooden board.

Might be useful if you get to visit the cemetery.

best regards

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Thursday 03 September 09 00:48 BST (UK)
Hi Lianne

Attached is photo of 55 Lower O'Connell Street, Dublin, and a view from O'Connell Bridge looking West (No. 55 can be seen on the right). Taken today - on a wet and windy day!

No. 55 is the tall red-brick building - ground floor is occupied by Hickey's Pharmacy. On its left is No. 56 - the last building on this side of the street. On the right of the picture is part of No. 54 - Burger King!

A good book on Dublin buildings is:
Christine Casey, Dublin: The City within the Grand and Royal Canals and the Circular Road with the Phoenix Park, Yale Uniovery=sity press, 2005.
On page 219 she says of No. 55 Lower O'Connell Street:
"Nos. 50, 54 and 56 were rebuilt after 1916, but the tall narrow Victorian brick facade at No.55 remarkably survived the hostilities. Formerly the clock factory of Chancellor & Son, as evidenced by a wind compass set into its curvilinear gable".

Hope this helps

best regards

Gerry

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Thursday 03 September 09 10:03 BST (UK)
Here's a 1900 view of O'Connell Street from the great Lawrence photo collection - No. 55 is visible:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tram_SackvilleSt.jpg

Gerry
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Friday 04 September 09 09:47 BST (UK)
thank you all for your efforts i look forward to seeing it in person when i go to dublin next month in search of my family.

lianne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: elmemmo on Saturday 05 September 09 22:15 BST (UK)
Hi I was wondering if anyone would have time to help me find the gaves of my family in Mt. Jerome Cemetery.  I will be visiting Ireland in a few weeks and would love to visit the graves.  The information I have is:

Charlotte Bennett Taylor of 4 Sallymount Av. Ranelagh died 8 February 1879  buried at Mt. Jerome
Elizabeth Taylor of 4 Sallymount Av. Ranelagh died 23 September 1876 buried at Mt. Jerome
James H Taylor or 3 Sallymount Av. Ranelagh died 11 October 1878 buried at Mt. Jerome

I do not have the gave location.  Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Ellen
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mcmahongg on Sunday 06 September 09 00:49 BST (UK)
Hi Ellen

I'm a genealogist based in Dublin. I know the layout of Mount Jerome and the cemetery records well as I often do work there. I'd be happy to look up your names next time I'm at working the records office. I may not get there in the coming week (week of Mon 7 Sep) but should get there the following week at the latest.

Mount Jerome is an old cemetery (opened in 1836) and much of it is in poor repair. I have to tell you that while the records are good, it's common to find that any headstone is now missing (and often there wasn't one present at all).

There was a perpetuity/perpetual care system in place, whereby, for an extra fee, a level of maintenance was to be carried out longterm. Unfortunately, 'longterm' seems to have expired ....
However, where perpetuity was arranged (and it often wasn't), the perpetuity records show a list of all burials carried in the particular plot up to 1972.

I'll come back to you as soon as possble.

best regards

Gerry McMahon
Dublin, Ireland
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: berdina on Sunday 06 September 09 14:58 BST (UK)
i was wondering if someone would be able to find the graves at plot c3978-128 and take photos for me, i am coming over to ireland at the start of october. the graves are Jane C E Shortt died 1870, Grace Emma Aitcheson died 1875 and William H Groves died 1902. i am hoping there might be some more information on the graves to help me in my search.

i will quite happily pay for your time and effort. it would be much appreciated.

lianne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mellis5377 on Tuesday 15 September 09 13:17 BST (UK)
Good Day All,

I'm trying to get a photo if possible of the burial site and head stone enscription should it still be there? of my great, great grandparents. I'm willing to pay for anyones time to do this.


Edmund Ellis  1877-1953 & Margaret Ellis 1883- 1954
Mount Jerome Cemetry, Dublin, Ireland - Grave AC 47-139-31730 (The far end of The Long Walk so I'm told)

Kind regards
Matt Ellis
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Hohenloh on Tuesday 29 September 09 23:49 BST (UK)
I can check out this grave location this week and provide photos if anything is found (there can be no guarantee that even if there was once a memorial there, it is still in existence). Please send me a personal message.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mellis5377 on Saturday 03 October 09 21:20 BST (UK)
Gerry,

Thankyou so very much for taking the time to look up the details of my relations, if you could kindly forward the photo of the rough location of their graves please so I may show it to their living grand daughter, my great aunty, whom spent much of her childhood lving with them.

Many thanks
Matthew Ellis
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mellis5377 on Saturday 03 October 09 21:48 BST (UK)
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Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: gustavo on Sunday 17 January 10 07:02 GMT (UK)
Can anyone tell me how i can find my relatives in Mount Jerome Cemetary?  I have a death date for my g - grandmother and because she died after my g-grandfather I cant find her - i dont have a date for him but i figure if i can find her he should be there possibly along with other family members.  Since the cemetary is closed how do i access these records?

many thanks Brenda Seebach - Calgary Alberta Canada
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Sunday 17 January 10 10:49 GMT (UK)
Mount Jerome is not 'closed'.  There are still some new plots there and burials in older family plots.  It is now also a very busy place with a crematorium operating from the chapel there.

There is an office that would answer your query.  I believe they charge 10 euro but could locate the grave from the one burial date and supply full details including a map,of all others in the same plot.  Up to four people can be buried in one standard grave.

Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: gustavo on Sunday 17 January 10 19:53 GMT (UK)
Thank you so much !  I hope I can find them.

Brenda
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: florencen on Sunday 14 March 10 03:19 GMT (UK)
My uncle made it home to dublin about two years ago from canada and recently he sent me of all things a map of Mt jerome Cemetery.
On the bottom is a grave reference.....B3-375-26064  I was wondering if some kind person could tell me who is in that grave.I have emailed my uncle but his health is not good so have had no response.
 ???
My brother will be making a trip to dublin soon from over here in australia but I don't want him wasting a minute once he gets there.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: SueChris on Monday 12 April 10 11:21 BST (UK)
Are the Mt Jerome Cemetery records able to be searched on line? I would be interested to see if any of my relatives were buried there.

Thanks
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Monday 12 April 10 12:24 BST (UK)
Hi SueChris,There is this link which is also on the
resources section on this board.May or may not
                     have what you are looking for.Anne

http://www.rootschat.com/links/070r/

http://www.rootschat.com/links/08fc/
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: familytreefreak on Monday 26 April 10 19:55 BST (UK)
I would love pics of the headstones of my family in Mt Jerome Cemetery, how do I find out the plot numbers??

all I know is Thomas Woods born abt 1877 and died 21 Jun 1955 buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery.

Bernard (Buster) Woods was born abt 1926 and died 7 Sep 1995  buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery.

Margaret (May) Woods was born abt 1937 and died 15 Jan 1951  buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery.

I am not sure if they are all in the same plot...

any help would be appricated.

Jo
in  British Columbia, Canada
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Monday 26 April 10 20:21 BST (UK)
See the website for Mount Jerome Cemetery at http://www.mountjerome.ie/?content=genealogy  (includes details on ordering searches etc)


Shane
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: familytreefreak on Monday 26 April 10 20:57 BST (UK)
Thanks Shane, I will try that.. Hopefully my Woods family has a headstone..
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Monday 26 April 10 21:14 BST (UK)
Wow Shane,Thanks for posting the link,I told them a few years back they were mad not to consider putting the records on line and was told there was too much involved in doing that so I'm glad to see they have finally 'seen the light',pardon the pun.
                                                     regards,Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: familytreefreak on Monday 26 April 10 21:22 BST (UK)
I agree too, it is very frustrating when you live in a different part of Ireland let alone living on the other side of the world (almost)..

I am finding this Irish research very frustrating but I know my dad will be over the moon if I pull it off as he no longer lives in Ireland either and is getting quite old now.

So for me personally any help is greatly appricated..  :)

Jo
British columbia Canada
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: evequest on Tuesday 28 December 10 21:32 GMT (UK)
Mount Jerome is not 'closed'.  There are still some new plots there and burials in older family plots.  It is now also a very busy place with a crematorium operating from the chapel there.

There is an office that would answer your query.  I believe they charge 10 euro but could locate the grave from the one burial date and supply full details including a map,of all others in the same plot.  Up to four people can be buried in one standard grave.

Anne

I see that you have FLOOD as one of your surnames. Any relation to Kathleen FLOOD or HARTYs? My ancestor was buried in the FLOOD plot  Douglas Philip DAVIS (due to family connection) at Mt Jerome cemetry.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: suwhibberley on Friday 18 February 11 12:56 GMT (UK)
I have just been given a certificate of ownership to a grave purchased in 1914 by my grandfather's sister and it is to be transferred to my name.
I wonder if anyone could possibly get a photograph of the headstone if there is one on the grave. The reference is C.I46/I4346. Mount Jerome Cemetry Dublin.
I am interested in who may be buried there of my ancestors - I think it may help me to develop my family tree in Ireland.
Many thanks if anyone can possibly help.
Su

18:32 Update - Photograph of grave now found, but the inscription on the base of the headstone is indistinct so would like clarity if anyone could check it out please..
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Friday 18 February 11 13:25 GMT (UK)
Hi Su,Welcome to Rootschat.You may get an offer from someone visiting Mount Jerome but in the meantime the link below has both photos and text files of graves there.I find the text files useful because you can do a 'search this page' using your ancestors surname.
                                                                                        Anne
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bwl/
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kooky on Friday 18 February 11 15:07 GMT (UK)
Anne, how exactly[words of one syllable please] can you search these pages using ancestors name?
Kooky
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Friday 18 February 11 15:23 GMT (UK)
On most web browsers (Internet explorer, Firefox etc) you can select the search option by selecting Ctrl F on your keyboard.

 click on the webpage you want to search (e.g. mt-jerome06.txt).
 Wait for it to finish loading if necessary
 press Ctrl F
 enter part of the name you are looking for, and press enter
 
If any matches are found on the page you are viewing, they will be highlighted


Shane


Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kooky on Friday 18 February 11 15:25 GMT (UK)
OK Thanks Shane, I knew that, just thought there might be something different!
Kooky
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Friday 18 February 11 15:58 GMT (UK)
If you telephone the office or even email the office at Mt Jerome, they will check their records and tell you if a headstone was ever put up on that plot.

Good luck.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Friday 18 February 11 16:24 GMT (UK)
Hi Kooky,Sorry for not replying sooner,I went off searching
for something and got distracted.On the very top right of my browser
window there is a small drop down menu which includes the 'find on this page'
option.I'm not sure if all browsers have this or if its only on some.
                                                                              best wishes.Anne
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Sunday 20 February 11 20:18 GMT (UK)
Last line on Crozier gravestone

"with christ which is far better"

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: suemccall on Saturday 04 February 12 04:41 GMT (UK)
I'd be thrilled if someone could possibly photograph some graves at Mount Jerome for me too. 

Shortt

The reference numbers are: 
3967
4039
4040
2750
2774




I'm in Australia so it would be very difficult for me
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Saturday 04 February 12 10:29 GMT (UK)
It might be helpful Sue to include a surname and year.  Also is there a letter indicating a section of the cemetery?  Those references might be burial record number and there is another identifying the plot location.  They might be all buried in the same plots.  It is common to find 4 burials per plot.  Some people are there regularly and are familiar with the layout.  I wish  you luck.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Taidquest on Saturday 04 February 12 14:01 GMT (UK)

New photos added to mount jerome records Jan 2012.
just scroll to bottom of the page on the link below.
                                                                      Anne


http://www.rootschat.com/links/0bwl/
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Saturday 04 February 12 18:16 GMT (UK)
Sue
I'll happily take photos in Mount Jerome for you tomorrow Sunday (if the rain permits good ones!!) however as has been mentioned you will need to give a little more information
The cemetery has sections which are usually stated and row letters; if each grave was new the year when the death occured the date of burial would be a good indicator of where the grave is located
I don't believe the office will be open tomorrow and I won't be able to visit during the week
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Sunday 05 February 12 10:01 GMT (UK)
looked up what's on line and realised the references you are referring to are infact photograph numbers from the igp site
These are not actually the locations of the graves
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-19/target49.html
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-19/target73.html
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-27/target66.html
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-27/target138.html
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-27/target139.html
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: suemccall on Sunday 05 February 12 12:57 GMT (UK)
Thank you so much!! Silly me!!  This is fabulous!
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Sunday 05 February 12 14:28 GMT (UK)
no problem - it can all be a bit daunting! There are unmarked graves and headstones still not photographed if there is something else in Mount Jerome that you want
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: littl_peanut on Wednesday 22 February 12 20:49 GMT (UK)
Hello from Canada,

I am looking for family that may be interred at Mount Jerome. The last names are Jackson and Tudor. Does anyone know how I would find out if any of my family is interred here?

Thanks,

Julie Jackson
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Wednesday 22 February 12 20:52 GMT (UK)
If you cannot find them on the IGP links posted by myluck! above then you would have to contact Mount Jerome and apply for a search. They have a website at http://www.mountjerome.ie/?content=genealogy but the record details are not online, although last I heard they were working on digitizing them.

Have you found death certs for the people involved ?
Having a date would make the search much easier for them - and probably cost less for you..


Shane
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: littl_peanut on Wednesday 22 February 12 21:07 GMT (UK)
Thank you for the info. All I have is some information from irishgenealogy.ie. It has some dates and Parishs. I will look them up. Thanks again!!

Julie
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Wednesday 22 February 12 21:57 GMT (UK)
The person's religion is a good indicator of where they might be buried.  I think Mt Jerome was for non Catholics up to about 1923.  Many of all denominations are buried in Glasnevin cemetery who have online records that are very good... but to be paid for though free to browse.  For south of Dublin, there is Dean's Grange Cemetery from about 1860.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Thursday 23 February 12 08:21 GMT (UK)
Just an additional on this - I found a catholic relatives that died prior to 1923 buried in Mount Jerome as there were mixed marriages and they used family graves. Don't just rule out Mount Jerome as a possibility for catholics pre-1923!!

This is a link to photos from Mount Jerome
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-ndx.htm
If you use the text file you can use [ctrl] & [F] on your keyboard to activate the find dialogue box and type the name you require to search; tedious but effective! Then with the photo number look at the relevant file of photos.
Many graves in Mount Jerome are unmarked however.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: cmcm1 on Thursday 15 March 12 10:12 GMT (UK)
Hi I was wondering if anyone would have time to help me find the gaves of my
family in Mt. Jerome Cemetery


Benjamin Paine (Payne) died 23 Dec 1879
his wife
Elizabeth (nee Groves) died 29 Dec 1873


and photgraph the below please (if possible)

Henry (Paine) Payne Grave #C46-25269 I don't know who else is buried with

him

Ellen (Paine) Payne Grave #C73-21610 I don't know who else is buried with

her

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mindfulroz on Monday 06 August 12 14:31 BST (UK)
Still trying to find where my Pockridge Dancy/Dancey might be buried. He was CoI, lived in Inchicore Kilmainham & died Feb 1880. From the info on this thread & others, St Jerome is the place he probably should be buried, & there are other Dancey relatives from early 1900's to 1940's buried there.  I have written to St Jeromes & a kind person there gave me details of various other related Dancy/Dancey's with no charge! (I'm in UK, so sending money is a bit problematic).
if not St Jeromes any other suggestions please?
Roz
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Monday 06 August 12 14:43 BST (UK)
The other two large cemeteries in use around the city at that time were Glasnevin/Prospect and Dean's grange.

see : Dublin Graveyards (http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,501983.msg3588178.html#msg3588178)



S.

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mindfulroz on Monday 06 August 12 15:06 BST (UK)
Hi
Thanks
I checked the Glasnevin site (couldn't find a link for Glasnevin/Prospect) & Deans Grange with no joy at either (mind you the name Pockridge Dancey is always liable to quite a variety of spellings & the searches don't offer name variations)
I'm wondering if Pockridge was buried in the same plot as his son Richard Arthur Dancey who died Dec 1911 & is in Mt Jerome (& also haven't found RA Dancey's wife Jane Catherine Dancey who died 1910) As you could get 4 to a single plot I wonder if the 3 of them are all in the plot that has been identified as Richards

It seems that Richard;s plot was bequeathed to one of his daughters Hanna Dancey/Kenny (who died childless) - how would I find out who plot ownership reverted to?
thanks
Roz
Roz 
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Monday 06 August 12 15:13 BST (UK)
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I'm wondering if Pockridge was buried in the same plot as his son Richard Arthur Dancey who died Dec 1911 & is in Mt Jerome (& also haven't found RA Dancey's wife Jane Catherine Dancey who died 1910) As you could get 4 to a single plot I wonder if the 3 of them are all in the plot that has been identified as Richards

It seems that Richard;s plot was bequeathed to one of his daughters Hanna Dancey/Kenny (who died childless) - how would I find out who plot ownership reverted to?
....

I would think Mount Jerome would have any details there are on the Dancey plot.

Prospect is the other name for the graveyard at Glasnvein.
 
Do you have a date of death for Richard?


S.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: shanew147 on Monday 06 August 12 15:22 BST (UK)
managed to miss that you mentioned 1911 as date of death for Richard...   if it was after 1922 I was going to suggest looking for a probate calendar entry and will...


S.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: mindfulroz on Monday 06 August 12 15:33 BST (UK)
Hi again
thanks for your ongoing assistance!
Richard Dancey died 10 Dec 1911 & I have got the details of his plot from Mt Jerome - plot no A (or B) 105 367 13467. I've just checked the info I got from them - Jane C Dancey & 3 others also seem to be buried there.
may be this just stays a mystery!
Roz
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kenneth cooke on Sunday 13 July 14 04:32 BST (UK)
Hope this topic is still open.
I'm trying to identify someone from their mention on a gravestone photo at Mt. Jerome.
Grave 897 contains Mosley, Sweny and a Mary Cooke.
The last-named died 14 March 1924 (no burial date).
I wonder if there are any more details in the cemetery records.
The date could be wrong, as I had no luck when I tried to get her Death Cert.
What should I do ?
Ken
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Sunday 13 July 14 05:29 BST (UK)
I would suggest you telephone the cemetery first
They should hopefully at the least know Mary's age and date of death
link to headstone (http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-6/target145.html)

Presume these are all the deaths checked (http://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-perform-search.jsp?namefm=Mary&namel=Cooke&location=&yyfrom=1924&yyto=1924&type=D&submit=Search)

If the phone call is not successful. I will call in for you during the week

Edited
Had another thought on this
Check out page 55 of the Wills from 1924 for details on Mary (http://nai.adlibhosting.com/files/Courts/High%20Court/Probate%20Office/Will%20Calendars/Calendar%20of%20grants%20of%20probate%20of%20wills%20and%20letters%20of%20administration%201924.pdf)

grave details for Lydia Barbara Rawson and Mary Rawson (http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1headstones/mt-jerome55.txt)

1911 census for Rawsons at184 Rathgar Road (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/Rathmines___Rathgar_West/Rathgar_Road/54471/)

1901 census (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/Rathmines/Rathgar_Road/1297211/)
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Sunday 13 July 14 07:00 BST (UK)
Yes you should get a lot more information from the graveyard office records.  You should also have a bit more   detail on the grave ID number such as a alphabetlic area ref (for a larger section) and also a row number to cross reference and find your plot.  With just the one date, they should be able to pick out the plot and give full details.  You could email them.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kenneth cooke on Sunday 13 July 14 08:49 BST (UK)
Thank you both for your prompt replies.
I am sure there is no connection to the Rawsons, apart from the first names.
I looked up the Mary Cookes buried at Mt. J. in 1924, but I can't be sure of any of them.
I have sent an email to Mt Jerome to ask for more details
.
Five Cooke brothers from England went to Dublin about 1850 and all had families there, but by 1900, all had left Ireland. It seems that Mary was left behind.
Was she a daughter, or perhaps the wife of one of the brothers ?
I hope to find out soon.
Thanks again, I'll keep you up to date.
Ken
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Sunday 13 July 14 10:59 BST (UK)
The Mary COOKE who died on 14 March 1924 I believe may have been the aunt of the RAWSONs who inherited her estate based on the following:

Link to the marriage in 1870 (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/54a5a70576376) of
Lewis Manseragh RAWSON MD (son of Lewis Manseragh RAWSON)
to Sarah Alice COOKE (daughter of Michael COOKE & [Lydia Sarah JONES from separate source])
witnessed by Mary COOKE and Edward A RAWSON

Lewis Manseragh RAWSON born c1861 d.11 Jun 1878 Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow
Children
  1874 Lydia Barbara RAWSON born Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow
  1878 Mary RAWSON born Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow

Widow Sarah Alice RAWSON nee COOKE m Frederick P FAWCETT
  1886 Dublin South Q3 V2 P523

Link/detail of Birth/Baptism records of children
  1889 Albert Frederick FAWCETT d.28 Aug 1889 aged 8 months
  1890 Arthur Edward  FAWCETT (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/9084dc0022184) possibly married Dorothy Irene SPENCE in Belfast 1916
  1891 Stanley William FAWCETT d.10 Mar 1891 aged 5 weeks
  1893 Hilda Alice FAWCETT (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/cd83ff0017645) d. 1972 Dublin
Headstone Detail from Photograph #8409 (http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1headstones/mt-jerome57.txt)
Family listed on the 1901 census (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai003712165/) at 325 in Rathgar Road (Rathmines, Dublin)
and in 1911 at 184 in Rathgar Road (Rathmines & Rathgar West, Dublin) as previously stated.

Frederick FAWCETT died in 1914 and
(Sarah)Alice FAWCETT died in 1919;
it is possible that the children’s maternal aunt Mary COOKE moved in with them and died there in 1924

I am not sure if any of this helps link Mary to your SWENYs and MOSLEYs though….!

Editted to say; I think I have a connection-
The grave that Lydia and Mary RAWSON are buried in, is that of their maternal aunt
Margaret COOKE who married William ASHLEY (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/cc57e50555426) in 1868
In the 1901 census  (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/Fitzwilliam/Harrington_Street/1306653/) Margaret ASHLEY is listed at
10 in Harrington Street (Fitzwilliam, Dublin)
with others including her sister MARY COOKE and her widowed cousin LYDIA MOSLEY!

1867 Marriage (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/0d06ba0575934) of
Lydia SWENY dau of Eugene to Alfred Richard MOSLEY son of William

If Margaret in 1901 described herself as a cousin of Lydia MOSLEY's and a sister to Mary COOKE
logically Mary is also Lydia's Cousin; when Lydia died her estate went to Lydia NICOL nee ASHLEY

Happy hunting!
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Sunday 13 July 14 12:50 BST (UK)
Could be the link between the families

Marraige of Michael COOKE to Lydia Sarah JONES (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/0888b30571194) Feb 4 1843 in St. Peter’s CoI Dublin
Unfortunately their parents are not listed
These are the parents of, at least,
Sarah Alice who married (1) RAWSON and (2) FAWCETT
Margaret who married ASHLEY
Mary unmarried

Lydia Cooke of 10 Harrington Street died in 1880 aged 70 (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/d82da70508414)
same address as 1901 census for ASHLEY family

In 1809 Eugene SWENY married Lydia JONES in St. Peter’s CoI Dublin (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/ae17ab0552638)
They had a son Eugene  (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/70ba9e0187562) in 1818
Who could be the father of Lydia who married MOSLEY
more logically than a daughter of the elder Eugene
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kenneth cooke on Monday 14 July 14 04:23 BST (UK)
Thanks once again. It is now obvious that Mary Cooke buried in Grave 897 is not directly related.
She is, as you say, the cousin of Lydia Mosley,nee Sweny. Her age, 79 years, matches the one in the Index, Group Reg. No.2677664.
Lydia must be a cousin on her mother's side, as there is no connection to any of the names you mention on the Sweny side.
Eugene Sweny married Lydia, daughter of John Jones of Jervis St. Dublin and Oldtown Co. Kildare in 1809 (according to pedigrees from Dublin Office of Arms & London Geneal. Society). They were Lydia Mosley's parents. (Eugene jnr. 1818, died in infancy)
I would guess that Lydia Sarah, who married Michael Cooke, was a granddaughter of the said John
Jones.
I'm still trying to digest everything, and hope we'll be able to shed more light on this branch of the family.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Monday 14 July 14 12:18 BST (UK)
As I said happy hunting! It all adds to the bigger picture
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kenneth cooke on Tuesday 15 July 14 12:13 BST (UK)
I have just received a reply from Mt. Jerome, which confirms the conclusion I reached yesterday.
"The number 897 is a reference for the photo and has no relevance to Mount Jerome. Mary Cooke died 14/03/1924 aged 79, she died at 184 Rathgar Road and was a single lady. I hope this is of some help to you, if not please get back to me."
So "myluck!" you were right on the ball, inc. the Rawsons, thanks again.
I will now concentrate on finding out all I can about John Jones of Kildare, and I believe his Dublin address was Jervais St. (not Jervis).
Again many thanks for all the help I received.
Ken
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kenneth cooke on Wednesday 16 July 14 02:45 BST (UK)
I have just started a new rootschat topic-
John Jones of Jervais St. Dublin and Oldtown, Co. Kildare
Let's hope that we find out more about this elusive Welshman (?) and his family.
Ken
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: kiwithai on Thursday 05 March 20 00:54 GMT (UK)
Hi All
Im looking for information on My 3rd Great Grandparents
George sidford 1801-1879 and Mary Sidford (nee weeks)1806-1876
as far as I know they are buried at Mt Jermone Cemetery Dublin
any help on this would be great regarding grave photos or any information on the family
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Thursday 02 April 20 09:25 BST (UK)
kiwithai, contact Mount Jerome and if there is a headstone and you get a grave reference, I can go take a photo for you.
Contact details on their site: https://www.mountjerome.ie/index.php (https://www.mountjerome.ie/index.php)
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: athacliath62 on Thursday 02 April 20 09:36 BST (UK)
Hi All
Im looking for information on My 3rd Great Grandparents
George sidford 1801-1879 and Mary Sidford (nee weeks)1806-1876
as far as I know they are buried at Mt Jermone Cemetery Dublin
any help on this would be great regarding grave photos or any information on the family

There's a photo on the IGP Mount Jerome page : George & Mary Ann Sidford (http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1mj/mt-jerome-89/target36.html)
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dathai on Thursday 02 April 20 14:15 BST (UK)
Charles John also seems to be buried in that plot 1907
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1878/11110/8066548.pdf

death
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1907/05515/4545449.pdf

name on top of cross
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1mj/mt-jerome-89/target35.html
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: hallmark on Thursday 02 April 20 14:27 BST (UK)
Just an additional on this - I found a catholic relatives that died prior to 1923 buried in Mount Jerome as there were mixed marriages and they used family graves. Don't just rule out Mount Jerome as a possibility for catholics pre-1923!!

This is a link to photos from Mount Jerome

http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-ndx.htm
If you use the text file you can use [ctrl] & [F] on your keyboard to activate the find dialogue box and type the name you require to search; tedious but effective! Then with the photo number look at the relevant file of photos.
Many graves in Mount Jerome are unmarked however.

Yes.

Even now  if you use the text file you can use [ctrl] & [F] on your keyboard to activate the find dialogue box and type the name you require to search it still works!!


Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: hallmark on Thursday 02 April 20 18:48 BST (UK)

http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1mj/mt-jerome-ndx.htm

Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: heathers on Wednesday 26 May 21 13:05 BST (UK)
I am doing a One Name Study on the Horseman / Horseman families,  and whilst many of the family who lived in Dublin are buried at Glasnevin,  I have discovered that Martin and his wife Caroline Horsman / Horseman were buried at Mt. Jerome.
Martin died in 1861 and Caroline in 1879
They are in grave C112-2689
The office have told me that they have a headstone.
Would anyone be able to photograph it for me?
The map on the cemetery web site shows where section 112 is located.

Thanks in anticipation
Sue
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: LH on Wednesday 26 May 21 19:21 BST (UK)
Hi Heathers

The National Archives of Ireland holds information on
Horsman - https://www.nationalarchives.ie/search-the-online-catalogue/advanced-search/#!/results
Horseman - https://www.nationalarchives.ie/search-the-online-catalogue/advanced-search/#!/results

Regards
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: heathers on Thursday 27 May 21 11:49 BST (UK)
Thanks for the useful links.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Sunday 30 May 21 23:20 BST (UK)
I will go over tomorrow and have a look for the grave.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: heathers on Monday 31 May 21 08:57 BST (UK)
Many Thanks

Sue
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Monday 31 May 21 12:19 BST (UK)
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to locate the grave this morning, but I will try again another time when more staff are around.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: heathers on Monday 31 May 21 14:45 BST (UK)
Many thanks for trying

Sue
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: wintersmca on Friday 12 November 21 11:55 GMT (UK)
Hi

Is anyone available to check a grave for me to see if there is a headstone?

Captain Patrick James O'Neill, Ex-T/Cadet ADRIC, who was shot dead on 16th April 1921 is buried in A95-395 along with his wife, Eliza Jane O'Neill deceased 28th October 1899.

I would be really grateful for this help which is important to a research piece.

I live in Co. tyrone.

Thank you
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: annieoburns on Sunday 14 November 21 23:15 GMT (UK)
A phone call to the office will tell you if there is a headstone.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: wintersmca on Sunday 14 November 21 23:22 GMT (UK)
Unfortunately they don’t have a record of a headstone, only who is interred
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Osca on Saturday 16 December 23 01:05 GMT (UK)
I have found the grave of my wifes 2xgreatgraandfather buried in Mt Jerome cemetery.I contacted the office and the people gave me the details of the burial and said they did not know if there was a headstone.As I live in NZ .I was wondering if anyone who goes there could tell me if there is a headston e or find and take aphoto of the grave for me Please.I would be most gratefull.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: dublin1850 on Saturday 16 December 23 01:12 GMT (UK)
What are the details?
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Osca on Saturday 16 December 23 01:50 GMT (UK)
Joseph Mullowney Wilson buried 09/07/1854 aged 56 Buried in grave C130-1810. also buried in grave is Alice Blacker 1864, Florence Blacker 1865, Hannah Blacker 1865 and Laura Blacker 1866.These are his Granddaughters. If you find the grave could you tell me who is close by, as we hope to come to Ireland in the next couple of years and it would help us to find the grave thank you .
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Wexflyer on Saturday 16 December 23 07:51 GMT (UK)
Joseph Mullowney Wilson buried 09/07/1854 aged 56 Buried in grave C130-1810. also buried in grave is Alice Blacker 1864, Florence Blacker 1865, Hannah Blacker 1865 and Laura Blacker 1866.These are his Granddaughters. If you find the grave could you tell me who is close by, as we hope to come to Ireland in the next couple of years and it would help us to find the grave thank you .

Surely there should be a map showing exactly where that plot is?
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Saturday 16 December 23 07:59 GMT (UK)
Mount Jerome is a very large cemetery and the grave reference should have at least a section reference also. 

I have a map I can look up but need more information to do so.

Usually they provide more information than you seem to have received.

Based on there being five burials of different names, presumably not related people, this could be a “common grave” not solely owned. If this is the case there will be no headstone as in this cemetery only the sole owner has the right to put one up.


Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Wexflyer on Saturday 16 December 23 08:10 GMT (UK)
Mount Jerome is a very large cemetery and the grave reference should have at least a section reference also. 

I have a map I can look up but need more information to do so.

Usually they provide more information than you seem to have received.

Based on there being five burials of different names, presumably not related people, this could be a “common grave” not solely owned. If this is the case there will be no headstone as in this cemetery only the sole owner has the right to put one up.

But they were related - OP said they were granddaughters.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Sinann on Saturday 16 December 23 08:14 GMT (UK)
Think this is it
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1mj/mt-jerome-84/target97.html

No idea of position though.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Saturday 16 December 23 08:28 GMT (UK)
Thank you for correction!  Missed reference to granddaughters

Office staff are very helpful and if you visit will give good directions to locate the grave.
JTN
The cemetery is still operational and can be busy. Best time to visit is early morning.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Wexflyer on Saturday 16 December 23 08:32 GMT (UK)
Think this is it
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/1mj/mt-jerome-84/target97.html

No idea of position though.

Very, very far from paupers!
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Osca on Saturday 16 December 23 08:46 GMT (UK)
 :)To all of you lovely people Thank you for your help,you have just made our christmas (Early present) my wife is over the moon,and when we get to Ireland we will be visiting the grave.(I got it wrong this is her 4xgreatgrandfather.Thank you so much for your help.
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: Osca on Saturday 16 December 23 09:00 GMT (UK)
Just a follow up I have found a map and will mark it on the map.Thank you all
Title: Re: Mt. Jerome Cemetery Graves
Post by: myluck! on Saturday 16 December 23 09:28 GMT (UK)
Good to hear!
If you look at the link sent and go to the previous picture, it shows the full grave and some background.
You can see the Victorian Chapel behind it.
This places it on the right hand side as you walk in the main gate.

Take Care