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When William the son married, the father William would have been a pensioner. I must confess, I presumed that was what the marriage record said, but now that I look at it, I have no idea what that first word is. Surely not a bad spelling of pensioner?

William the father died at his son in law's home in 1891, but I haven't been able to find a grave. He was C of I and they were not, so there was a bit of subterfuge, including his son in law being described as his 'nephew' on the death record.

There is a baptism transcribed on rootsireland for Denis Cashin, father Thomas, mother Margaret Brian. Killenaule parish 18 April 1747. Sponsor:Dermitius (Dermot) Ward.

Other children baptised for that couple: Mary 17 August 1749 (sponsors Michael Phelan and Honora ??); Lucia 17 July 1757 (Sponsors James Nugent, Catherine Mannin). There may be others of course.

From a newspaper
FOUND, 3rd inst., Greyhound female dog. Owner can have same proving property and paying expenses, at 22 Kavanagh Street, off Donegall Road.

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I can confirm it's "Great Grand Street" - named in an 1835 newspaper.

Never heard of a Great Grand Street in Dublin. Guessing it's a typo. Great Strand Street is there since the 1700s, maybe earlier.