Burial place for Great Grandparents Dublin/Wicklow (poss Cantwell lookup)

[rathmore]

If he was married at the pro-cathedral he might have been buried there.
http://www.procathedral.ie/about-us

[shanew147]

There's no graveyard at the Pro Cathedral

There are a small number of burials in vaults, but I think they were used by important  people connected to the parish - e.g. benefactors, and clergy


Shane

[Barntap]

Cantwell lookup.

Would it be possible for anyone to do a lookup for me?  The names of the family are :
William Christopher Murray died 1st July 1902 - in Jervis Street, Dublin
John Murray (aged 52) died 9th August 1915 - Parnell Street, Dublin
Anne Murray(aged 57) died 1st March 1919 - North Circular Road, Dublin.
Harriet Goodman (aged 64) died 1st January 1902 in Wicklow - death registered in Rathdrum.

Many thanks
Pat

[shanew147]

sorry - Cantwell only covers up to about 1880.. see the links posted by Pastmagic above..

  The field work, conducted between 1970-91, include all visible legible memorials in graveyards up to 1880...

I think Pastmagic may have been referring to this source as a possible line of investigation for the earlier Goodman connection


Shane

[eadaoin]

I was in Pearse St library today looking at Deansgrange Burial Registers - I checked one of your people
 I looked for Anne Murray in March 1919, and I didn't find her .. I looked carefully, but of course there's always human error. It looks as if you can probably forget Deansgrange?

of course, it's possible that William or John  could be there.

eadaoin

[shanew147]

sorry - Cantwell only covers up to about 1880.. see the links posted by Pastmagic above..

  The field work, conducted between 1970-91, include all visible legible memorials in graveyards up to 1880...

.....

I found some notes which suggest that there maybe some exceptions to this rule :

  ..... inscriptions bearing dates later than 1860
  have not, with certain exceptions, been copied. The exceptions
  are: 1) where inscriptions bearing later dates are on the same
  memorial, then all have been copied. 2) adjacent memorials bear
  the same or related names have been listed irrespective of dates....


Shane

[Pastmagic]

Yes Shane, I was thinking of the Goodman part of the tree. And also thinking of something that has happened a lot in my family - people who lived in and near Dublin were often buried in their parents or grandparents graves down the country. As recently as 1980 I have an elderly cousin who lived all his life in Dublin, but was buried in the family plot in Donegal. PM