Looking for a buriel in Dublin - George Carruthers d 1938

[carrutc2]

Thanks. Have checked both but no luck unfortunately . Thanks though

C

[myluck!]

carrutc2
welcome to this mad world of family research
I don't have information on George but just for your information

I was researching a family that I had the burials in Mount Jerome for 1890s up to 1914
some were Protestant and some Catholic
I logically expected their son and his wife to be buried there also in the 1940s/1950s
but they weren't and no matter how hard I looked I could not find them

By a pure fluke while attending a funeral in Tallaght's St. Maelruan's CoI Church about 10 years ago
I saw their headstone! They are buried there with a son and daughter-in-law.

Strangely all four lived as Catholics so why they are buried in a Protestant churchyard I haven't worked out!
Also as almost every other relative who died in the last 130 years is buried in Mount Jerome.
I would never have looked here in a million years!

So my lesson learned was never rule anywhere out, look anyway and look everywhere
Families are funny!!!!

[familysearch2011]

Hi
I think my son in law is related to this family Carruthers/Colgan.

Can you please send me a private messge as i may be able to help you

Noel

[BCarruth]

Hi, I'm new to this
Was checkin up on my late brother, when I came across this post
just to let you Know that most of the families mentioned . . . Carruthers & Colgans where my family
The George Carruthers that your looking for was my Grandad if that helps, he left behind a big family,
One been my dad, another George Carruthers (the watchmaker/repairer) and the rest, as you may know where my late aunts & uncles.
So any specific questions, just ask.
B.Carruthers