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Hi Jane,
Do you have a date for Seraphin marriage to Caroline in Notre Dame? Sorry I don't known where I got Dominico (I meant Eugenio). Charles Ceppi died in 1890 (look below to see more details on him), and he should not be confused with Francesco. As for the P Ceppi I believe this is the old man (not the great nephew) look at the last donation to St Mary Church £1 (about £120 in todays money) a young man in his 20s would not be giving such a large donation (he would have other things on his mind)... John Rogers



CEPPI OR CERRI, Carlo or Charles, Frame Maker, 12 Castle-street, Dublin 1873. Carlo Ceppi entered the South Dublin Union (or Workhouse) on the 7th August 1873: Name-Carlo Ceppi, Age-34, Marital Status-Widower, Type of Employment-Frame Maker, Religion-Roman Catholic, Disability-Not Listed, Name of Wife-Not Listed, Number of Children-Not Listed, Reason for Entering Workhouse-Not Listed, Date of Entry-7th August 1873, Date of Departure-22nd August 1873 (Dublin Workhouses Admission & Discharge Registers 1840-1920). Death of Charles Ceppi (aged-35) Statue Maker at St Vincent on the 11th Nov 1890 of brights disease (Deaths: Civil Registration of Ireland 1845-1958).

Hi Jane,
Any idea when Peter was born and area of Switzerland? He seems to have spent sometime in Paris working under Condoni ca1847 (is this true or just a family myth), after this brief french sojourn Peter returned to Switzerland and married Angelina/Angela; the couple had three sons Francesco, Dominico, and Seraphin (am I missing any children?). The first mentioned I have of him in Dublin is in advertisement in Oct 1861 and last mention in said city is in 1887. I believe Seraphin took over the family business in the later 1880s... JOhn Rogers

Hi Everyone,
Just wondering when Peter Ceppi married (ie date and place) and when his death occurred in Dublin
around the turn of century?

John Rogers

Hi,
As per your last post, might be date in the family Bible be wrong? As for the Civil Registration records re age of person ie Joanna Clifford; this can never really be a varified. Finally, I believe that Mary Clifford was born in Tralee and baptized in Killarney (could this be right). As for the other children they died in child birth (high mortality of the day).
John