Fleeson - death and burial record

[howe02]

I am back to some research. Looking for birth (and parents), death and burial record of Elizabeth Fleeson (nee Anderson) wife of Plunket Fleeson, Castletown Delvin, Westmeath. Elizabeth was born abt 1803. Married Plunket 28 May 1824 Delvin. Children of marriage Maria bp 1824, James bp 1827/8, Emily between 1827-1833, Thomas 1831/3, Plunket? 1836 - approximate birth/baptism dates.
It has been suggested that Elizabeth may have died after childbirth 1836 but I have not found a record. Plunket remarried Eliza Price 1840.
Any suggestions regarding Elizabeth Fleeson (Anderson) greatly appreciated, regards .... Alison

[howe02]

I wondered if the 28 May 1840 second marriage of Plunket lists him as a widow. I don't have a copy of the certificate but have a FHL film number 101011. The name says Fleison (should be Fleeson) location - Killucan, Westmeath to Elizabeth Price. Does anyone know how I can view a copy of the film reference listed, thanks ...... Alison

[gc1]

Not what you asked but for reference daughter Emily Fleeson marriage

Name   James Elliott
Sex   Male
Age   26
Birth Year (Estimated)   1835
Father's Name   Thomas Elliott
Father's Sex   Male
Spouse's Name   Emily Fleeson
Spouse's Sex   Female
Spouse's Age   24
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated)   1837
Spouse's Father's Name   Plunket Fleeson
Spouse's Father's Sex   Male
Event Type   Marriage
Event Date   29 Jan 1861
Event Place   Killucan, Mullingar, Ireland

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGV8-PWC5?lang=en

[gc1]

and son James

Name   James Fleeson
Sex   Male
Father's Name   Plunket Fleeson
Father's Sex   Male
Spouse's Name   Catherine Robinson
Spouse's Sex   Female
Spouse's Father's Name   Hugh Robinson
Spouse's Father's Sex   Male
Event Type   Marriage
Event Date   11 Feb 1870
Event Place   Rathconnell, Mullingar, County Westmeath, Ireland

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGP6-QVVC?lang=en

[gc1]

Possibly Elizabeth death 

Name    Eliza Fleeson
Estimated Birth Year    abt 1803
Date of Registration    1883 Apr-May-Jun
Death Age    80
Registration District    Delvin
Volume    3
FHL Film Number    101592

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/2534/records/2598421

[aghadowey]

Much better to post a link to the actual registration which shows full details-
Eliza Fleeson, died 15 May 1883 at Mooretown, age 80, painter's widow, etc.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/deaths_returns/deaths_1883/06361/4825213.pdf

Death of husband Plunket Fleeson in 1874-
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/deaths_returns/deaths_1874/020659/7249103.pdf

[athacliath62]

I wondered if the 28 May 1840 second marriage of Plunket lists him as a widow. I don't have a copy of the certificate but have a FHL film number 101011. The name says Fleison (should be Fleeson) location - Killucan, Westmeath to Elizabeth Price. Does anyone know how I can view a copy of the film reference listed, thanks ...... Alison

The record on FamilySearch links to a microfilm imageset which includes some baptism, burials and marriages for Killucan Parish (CofI), you have to browse through it.

There's a transcript of this marriage on FamilySearch, see if this link works, you need to have a sign-in (free).

This record gives residences for the bride & groom, Delvin & Killucan, names of two witnesses - William Fleison & Robert Price and notes that the marriage was 'by license' and carried out by a Cecil Crampton rector, other than the date there are no other details.

[aghadowey]

This article might help (I can only see this snippet on FindMyPast).

Morning Herald (London), 10 May 1836: BLAKE V. LYNCH. Catholics. In contradiction of Plunket Fleeson's evidence, with regard to his wife's living and dying a Catholic, the affidavit of the Reverend Mr. Barton was introduced by Mr. John Lynch, wherein it was deposed that, when Plunket Fleeson's wife was on her death-bed, her husband ...
Added (from same article) ...  daughter, Mary Anne Fleeson, as a Catholic ; that accordingly she did bring her up as a Catholic; that they both used to attend occasionally Catholic places of worship. Dr. Kiernan (now the Catholic Bishop of Clogher), who married Miss Fleeson to Lieut. Lynch ...

Another article-
True Sun (London), 10 May 1836: ... marriage, which was performed in 1810 at Enniskillen, in Ireland, by a Popish Priest. His mother was the daughter of Mr. Fleeson, a cornet and quartermaster in the 6th Dragoons. This gentleman was a Methodist, but his wife was a Roman Catholic, and the ...

[aghadowey]

I was able to view and copy both articles (the first one very long) and they involve a court case over inheritance. If you are interested I can send them by email (just send me a PM with your email address).