Mary McDonald/McDonnell Kingham
Marriage.
William Kingham, a bachelor, a Corporal in the West Yorkshire Regiment, from Ship Street Barracks, Dublin, son of Joshua Kingham, a Steward, married Mary Anne McDonald, a spinster, from 57 Wellington Road, daughter of John McDonald, a Gardener, on 29 June 1887, at St. Werburgh's Church [C. of I], Werburgh Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
W. J. Wilsher,
Julia Ryan
The family were recorded in the 1901 census, living at Tara Street, Dublin
present were
William Kingham, aged 49, married, a Restaurant Proprietor, born in England,
Mary A., his wife, aged 37, married, born in Dublin,
Ellen M., daughter, aged 13 [b. 16 Apr. 1888]
William H., son, aged 12, [b. 2 Dec. 1889]
John, son, aged 9, [b. 2 Dec. 1893]
Walter, son, aged 8, [b. 27 July 1895]
Mary A., daughter, aged 5, [b. 27 Dec. 1896]
Rosaline, daughter, aged 4, [b. 13 Apr. 1898]
Ann, daughter, aged 2,
2 servants, a male Groom and a female General Servant, were also present
Death.
Mary Kingham, aged 39, married, late of 16a Tara Street, died on 6 January 1904, at the Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra, Dublin.
The cause of death was Alcoholic Neuritis, Cardiac Failure, certified.
27 June 1904.
Administration of the estate of Mary Kingham, late of 16a Tara Street, Dublin, Widow, who died 6 January 1904 at The Whitworth Hospital, Dublin, granted at Dublin to Rosannah McDonald, Widow
Effects: £1,279. 19s. 11d. (Limited)
Her name is not recorded on the headstone.
Marriage.
William Kingham, a bachelor, a Corporal in the West Yorkshire Regiment, from Ship Street Barracks, Dublin, son of Joshua Kingham, a Steward, married Mary Anne McDonald, a spinster, from 57 Wellington Road, daughter of John McDonald, a Gardener, on 29 June 1887, at St. Werburgh's Church [C. of I], Werburgh Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
W. J. Wilsher,
Julia Ryan
The family were recorded in the 1901 census, living at Tara Street, Dublin
present were
William Kingham, aged 49, married, a Restaurant Proprietor, born in England,
Mary A., his wife, aged 37, married, born in Dublin,
Ellen M., daughter, aged 13 [b. 16 Apr. 1888]
William H., son, aged 12, [b. 2 Dec. 1889]
John, son, aged 9, [b. 2 Dec. 1893]
Walter, son, aged 8, [b. 27 July 1895]
Mary A., daughter, aged 5, [b. 27 Dec. 1896]
Rosaline, daughter, aged 4, [b. 13 Apr. 1898]
Ann, daughter, aged 2,
2 servants, a male Groom and a female General Servant, were also present
Death.
Mary Kingham, aged 39, married, late of 16a Tara Street, died on 6 January 1904, at the Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra, Dublin.
The cause of death was Alcoholic Neuritis, Cardiac Failure, certified.
27 June 1904.
Administration of the estate of Mary Kingham, late of 16a Tara Street, Dublin, Widow, who died 6 January 1904 at The Whitworth Hospital, Dublin, granted at Dublin to Rosannah McDonald, Widow
Effects: £1,279. 19s. 11d. (Limited)
Her name is not recorded on the headstone.
Mary McDonald/McDonnell Kingham
Marriage.
William Kingham, a bachelor, a Corporal in the West Yorkshire Regiment, from Ship Street Barracks, Dublin, son of Joshua Kingham, a Steward, married Mary Anne McDonald, a spinster, from 57 Wellington Road, daughter of John McDonald, a Gardener, on 29 June 1887, at St. Werburgh's Church [C. of I], Werburgh Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
W. J. Wilsher,
Julia Ryan
The family were recorded in the 1901 census, living at Tara Street, Dublin
present were
William Kingham, aged 49, married, a Restaurant Proprietor, born in England,
Mary A., his wife, aged 37, married, born in Dublin,
Ellen M., daughter, aged 13 [b. 16 Apr. 1888]
William H., son, aged 12, [b. 2 Dec. 1889]
John, son, aged 9, [b. 2 Dec. 1893]
Walter, son, aged 8, [b. 27 July 1895]
Mary A., daughter, aged 5, [b. 27 Dec. 1896]
Rosaline, daughter, aged 4, [b. 13 Apr. 1898]
Ann, daughter, aged 2,
2 servants, a male Groom and a female General Servant, were also present
Death.
Mary Kingham, aged 39, married, late of 16a Tara Street, died on 6 January 1904, at the Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra, Dublin.
The cause of death was Alcoholic Neuritis, Cardiac Failure, certified.
27 June 1904.
Administration of the estate of Mary Kingham, late of 16a Tara Street, Dublin, Widow, who died 6 January 1904 at The Whitworth Hospital, Dublin, granted at Dublin to Rosannah McDonald, Widow
Effects: £1,279. 19s. 11d. (Limited)
Her name is not recorded on the headstone.
Marriage.
William Kingham, a bachelor, a Corporal in the West Yorkshire Regiment, from Ship Street Barracks, Dublin, son of Joshua Kingham, a Steward, married Mary Anne McDonald, a spinster, from 57 Wellington Road, daughter of John McDonald, a Gardener, on 29 June 1887, at St. Werburgh's Church [C. of I], Werburgh Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
W. J. Wilsher,
Julia Ryan
The family were recorded in the 1901 census, living at Tara Street, Dublin
present were
William Kingham, aged 49, married, a Restaurant Proprietor, born in England,
Mary A., his wife, aged 37, married, born in Dublin,
Ellen M., daughter, aged 13 [b. 16 Apr. 1888]
William H., son, aged 12, [b. 2 Dec. 1889]
John, son, aged 9, [b. 2 Dec. 1893]
Walter, son, aged 8, [b. 27 July 1895]
Mary A., daughter, aged 5, [b. 27 Dec. 1896]
Rosaline, daughter, aged 4, [b. 13 Apr. 1898]
Ann, daughter, aged 2,
2 servants, a male Groom and a female General Servant, were also present
Death.
Mary Kingham, aged 39, married, late of 16a Tara Street, died on 6 January 1904, at the Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra, Dublin.
The cause of death was Alcoholic Neuritis, Cardiac Failure, certified.
27 June 1904.
Administration of the estate of Mary Kingham, late of 16a Tara Street, Dublin, Widow, who died 6 January 1904 at The Whitworth Hospital, Dublin, granted at Dublin to Rosannah McDonald, Widow
Effects: £1,279. 19s. 11d. (Limited)
Her name is not recorded on the headstone.
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