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Antrim / Re: Hutton family Belfast in 1850-1870’s
« on: Friday 19 September 25 08:15 BST (UK) »
Rose Ann/Roseanna was buried at the City Cemetery. There are others in the plot, including non Hutton surnames. Of the Hutton surname, there was a Richard Hutton of 4 Tierney Street, aged 34 when he died on 16th August 1877 and a Richard Henry Hutton, of 17 Northbrook Gardens, aged 46 Years, when he died on 12 January 1947.
The death notice in newspaper for Richard Hutton of the 1877 death, mentioned members of 598 L.O.L. and 20 Royal Black Perceptory were required to attend the funeral. His 'Orange Funeral' (story headline), was later mentioned in the Belfast Evening Telegraph.
The 1947 funeral of the other Richard, also involved representatives from Orange and Black Lodges, as well as bowling clubs and the Belfast Corporation Gas Department. Mention of two brothers and a brother-in-law.
The death notice in newspaper for Richard Hutton of the 1877 death, mentioned members of 598 L.O.L. and 20 Royal Black Perceptory were required to attend the funeral. His 'Orange Funeral' (story headline), was later mentioned in the Belfast Evening Telegraph.
The 1947 funeral of the other Richard, also involved representatives from Orange and Black Lodges, as well as bowling clubs and the Belfast Corporation Gas Department. Mention of two brothers and a brother-in-law.
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