17526 Volunteer M. Wallace.
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Daughter of Mr. W. Wallace, of 4, Roche's Street, Limerick.
Birth.
Patricia Eva Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Johanna Wallace, formerly Murphy, was born on 17 March 1900 at 42 Windmill Street, Limerick.
Her father was a Shoemaker.
In the 1901 census, the Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 33, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 32, married,
Christy, son, aged 13, born in Co. Clare, [b. 17 Nov. 1887, Ennis]
Willie, son, aged 10,
Mary, daughter, aged 8,
James, son, aged 5,
Michael, son, aged
Eva, daughter, aged 1.
All except Christy, had been born in City of Limerick
Other siblings,
Christina Mary Jane, b. 15 Dec. 1898, d. 6 Jan. 1899.
Josephine Ita, b. 26 Jan. 1906
Angela, b. 31 Dec. 1906, d. 11 Jan. 1907.
Gladys, b. 27 Jan. 1908
In the 1911 census, The Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 44, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 44, married
He and his wife were married 24 years and had 17 children, of whom 8 were still alive.
7 of their children lived with them.
Willie, son, aged 21, a Boot and Shoe Maker,
Mary, daughter, aged 18,
James, son, aged 15, an Apprentice Shoe Maker,
Michael, son, aged 14,
Patricia Eva, daughter, aged 10, [b. 17 Mar. 1900]
Essy, daughter, aged 9,
Joseph, son, aged 6, [b. 6 May 1904]
Death Certificate.
Mary Wallace, aged 19, a spinster, a member of W.A.A.C., from Jury's Hotel, died at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin, on 14 March 1919.
The cause of death was Influenza, 10 days, Septic Pneumonia, 8 days, certified.
The Burial Records for the cemetery note that the funeral and burial of Eva Wallace took place on 16 March 1919.
Her name, and those of her parents and siblings is not recorded on a headstone
her brother
Michael Wallace
Two other member of Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps are buried here in this cemetery,
Volunteer Mary Emily Daly
Volunteer Mary Agnes McMahon
Mary Wallace is also commemorated on Grangegorman Memorial, Dublin.
Volunteer Mary Eva Wallace
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Daughter of Mr. W. Wallace, of 4, Roche's Street, Limerick.
Birth.
Patricia Eva Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Johanna Wallace, formerly Murphy, was born on 17 March 1900 at 42 Windmill Street, Limerick.
Her father was a Shoemaker.
In the 1901 census, the Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 33, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 32, married,
Christy, son, aged 13, born in Co. Clare, [b. 17 Nov. 1887, Ennis]
Willie, son, aged 10,
Mary, daughter, aged 8,
James, son, aged 5,
Michael, son, aged
Eva, daughter, aged 1.
All except Christy, had been born in City of Limerick
Other siblings,
Christina Mary Jane, b. 15 Dec. 1898, d. 6 Jan. 1899.
Josephine Ita, b. 26 Jan. 1906
Angela, b. 31 Dec. 1906, d. 11 Jan. 1907.
Gladys, b. 27 Jan. 1908
In the 1911 census, The Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 44, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 44, married
He and his wife were married 24 years and had 17 children, of whom 8 were still alive.
7 of their children lived with them.
Willie, son, aged 21, a Boot and Shoe Maker,
Mary, daughter, aged 18,
James, son, aged 15, an Apprentice Shoe Maker,
Michael, son, aged 14,
Patricia Eva, daughter, aged 10, [b. 17 Mar. 1900]
Essy, daughter, aged 9,
Joseph, son, aged 6, [b. 6 May 1904]
Death Certificate.
Mary Wallace, aged 19, a spinster, a member of W.A.A.C., from Jury's Hotel, died at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin, on 14 March 1919.
The cause of death was Influenza, 10 days, Septic Pneumonia, 8 days, certified.
The Burial Records for the cemetery note that the funeral and burial of Eva Wallace took place on 16 March 1919.
Her name, and those of her parents and siblings is not recorded on a headstone
her brother
Michael Wallace
Two other member of Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps are buried here in this cemetery,
Volunteer Mary Emily Daly
Volunteer Mary Agnes McMahon
Mary Wallace is also commemorated on Grangegorman Memorial, Dublin.
Volunteer Mary Eva Wallace
17526 Volunteer M. Wallace.
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Daughter of Mr. W. Wallace, of 4, Roche's Street, Limerick.
Birth.
Patricia Eva Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Johanna Wallace, formerly Murphy, was born on 17 March 1900 at 42 Windmill Street, Limerick.
Her father was a Shoemaker.
In the 1901 census, the Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 33, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 32, married,
Christy, son, aged 13, born in Co. Clare, [b. 17 Nov. 1887, Ennis]
Willie, son, aged 10,
Mary, daughter, aged 8,
James, son, aged 5,
Michael, son, aged
Eva, daughter, aged 1.
All except Christy, had been born in City of Limerick
Other siblings,
Christina Mary Jane, b. 15 Dec. 1898, d. 6 Jan. 1899.
Josephine Ita, b. 26 Jan. 1906
Angela, b. 31 Dec. 1906, d. 11 Jan. 1907.
Gladys, b. 27 Jan. 1908
In the 1911 census, The Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 44, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 44, married
He and his wife were married 24 years and had 17 children, of whom 8 were still alive.
7 of their children lived with them.
Willie, son, aged 21, a Boot and Shoe Maker,
Mary, daughter, aged 18,
James, son, aged 15, an Apprentice Shoe Maker,
Michael, son, aged 14,
Patricia Eva, daughter, aged 10, [b. 17 Mar. 1900]
Essy, daughter, aged 9,
Joseph, son, aged 6, [b. 6 May 1904]
Death Certificate.
Mary Wallace, aged 19, a spinster, a member of W.A.A.C., from Jury's Hotel, died at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin, on 14 March 1919.
The cause of death was Influenza, 10 days, Septic Pneumonia, 8 days, certified.
The Burial Records for the cemetery note that the funeral and burial of Eva Wallace took place on 16 March 1919.
Her name, and those of her parents and siblings is not recorded on a headstone
her brother
Michael Wallace
Two other member of Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps are buried here in this cemetery,
Volunteer Mary Emily Daly
Volunteer Mary Agnes McMahon
Mary Wallace is also commemorated on Grangegorman Memorial, Dublin.
Volunteer Mary Eva Wallace
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Daughter of Mr. W. Wallace, of 4, Roche's Street, Limerick.
Birth.
Patricia Eva Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Johanna Wallace, formerly Murphy, was born on 17 March 1900 at 42 Windmill Street, Limerick.
Her father was a Shoemaker.
In the 1901 census, the Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 33, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 32, married,
Christy, son, aged 13, born in Co. Clare, [b. 17 Nov. 1887, Ennis]
Willie, son, aged 10,
Mary, daughter, aged 8,
James, son, aged 5,
Michael, son, aged
Eva, daughter, aged 1.
All except Christy, had been born in City of Limerick
Other siblings,
Christina Mary Jane, b. 15 Dec. 1898, d. 6 Jan. 1899.
Josephine Ita, b. 26 Jan. 1906
Angela, b. 31 Dec. 1906, d. 11 Jan. 1907.
Gladys, b. 27 Jan. 1908
In the 1911 census, The Wallace family were living at Windmill Street, Limerick,
William Wallace, aged 44, a Boot and Shoe Maker, married,
Johanna, his wife, aged 44, married
He and his wife were married 24 years and had 17 children, of whom 8 were still alive.
7 of their children lived with them.
Willie, son, aged 21, a Boot and Shoe Maker,
Mary, daughter, aged 18,
James, son, aged 15, an Apprentice Shoe Maker,
Michael, son, aged 14,
Patricia Eva, daughter, aged 10, [b. 17 Mar. 1900]
Essy, daughter, aged 9,
Joseph, son, aged 6, [b. 6 May 1904]
Death Certificate.
Mary Wallace, aged 19, a spinster, a member of W.A.A.C., from Jury's Hotel, died at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin, on 14 March 1919.
The cause of death was Influenza, 10 days, Septic Pneumonia, 8 days, certified.
The Burial Records for the cemetery note that the funeral and burial of Eva Wallace took place on 16 March 1919.
Her name, and those of her parents and siblings is not recorded on a headstone
her brother
Michael Wallace
Two other member of Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps are buried here in this cemetery,
Volunteer Mary Emily Daly
Volunteer Mary Agnes McMahon
Mary Wallace is also commemorated on Grangegorman Memorial, Dublin.
Volunteer Mary Eva Wallace
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