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Are you aware of any death/funeral notice in local papers which might refer to burial at Cloyne Cathedral.? The relevant burial register appears to be unavailable.The Gravestone Inscriptions of the Cathedral Cemetery of Cloyne Co Cork Author Richard Henchion is my source for the details I gave you
Thank you, ballydw.The Cathedral Cemetery is COI but has both denominations buried there i.e Roman Catholic also
Can I just be clear . I am not at all familiar with Cloyne. When you say the Cathedral Cemetery, does that refer to the Church of Ireland Cathedral or St Colman's RC cemetery.? I understand that the Church of Ireland cemetery has both Protestant and Roman Catholic burials.
I am very grateful for your help.
This is why I asked where he was buried
Thanks again Sinann
HiThank you
Look at Holy Rosary Cemetery, Photos 59 and 84. See:-
https://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/cork/photos/tombstones/1midleton/midleton1.htm
Regards
If he died in Cork there is a chance he wasn't registered, there was Martial law in Cork from Dec 1920 until July 1921. People didn't make unnecessary trips or co-operate with authority if possible.
Where is he buried?
Thanks Sinann this sounds plausable given the circumstances at the time. Yes he is buried in Republican Plot in Holy Rosary Cemetery Midleton Co Cork as posted by LH
Did he die "in action" perhaps away from homeDidnt die in action but from ill health. His is only name on headstone. Thank you
Is his the only name on the headstone?
It looks like she's unmarried as of the 1950 census, but she's Margaret Murray in her mother's obituary from 1965. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe/179642044/Thank you for this information
There's a gap in one of the databases for Massachusetts marriage records from 1955-1966, and I don't see her in there, so she might have married in that time frame.
