George Warfield
Birth.
Christopher George Warfield, son of James Warfield and Mary Warfield, formerly Kavanagh, was born on 24 December 1884, at 3 Cambridge Cottages, Goldenbridge, Dublin.
His father was a Boiler-Smith, later working at the Great Southern & Western Railway Works, Inchicore.
Marriage.
George Warfield, a bachelor, a Boiler Maker, from 97 Rose Terrace, Inchicore, son of James Warfield, a Boiler Maker, married Teresa Campbell, a spinster, a Tailoress, from 17 Donohue Street, Inchicore, daughter of Patrick Campbell, a Labourer, on 1 February 1910, at Goldenbridge Church, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
John Kavanagh,
Elizabeth Campbell.
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Abercorn Terrace, Kilmainham.
present were,
George Warfield, aged 25, married, a Boiler Maker,
Teresa, his wife, aged 28, married,
They had been married 1 year and had 1 child,
Catherine M.M. daughter, aged 2 months,
also present was
Patrick Campbell, father-in-law, aged 60, a widower, a Labourer,
Elizabeth Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 24, a Book Folder,
Mary Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 20, a Tailoress,
Death.
The death of George Warfield was not registered.
He was buried in a common [unpurchased] grave
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
George was an employee of the Midland and Great Western Railway Company.
His name is included on the Midland and Great Western Railway Company War Memorial at Broadstone Station, Dublin.
His name is listed in the Locomotive Department section
Birth.
Christopher George Warfield, son of James Warfield and Mary Warfield, formerly Kavanagh, was born on 24 December 1884, at 3 Cambridge Cottages, Goldenbridge, Dublin.
His father was a Boiler-Smith, later working at the Great Southern & Western Railway Works, Inchicore.
Marriage.
George Warfield, a bachelor, a Boiler Maker, from 97 Rose Terrace, Inchicore, son of James Warfield, a Boiler Maker, married Teresa Campbell, a spinster, a Tailoress, from 17 Donohue Street, Inchicore, daughter of Patrick Campbell, a Labourer, on 1 February 1910, at Goldenbridge Church, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
John Kavanagh,
Elizabeth Campbell.
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Abercorn Terrace, Kilmainham.
present were,
George Warfield, aged 25, married, a Boiler Maker,
Teresa, his wife, aged 28, married,
They had been married 1 year and had 1 child,
Catherine M.M. daughter, aged 2 months,
also present was
Patrick Campbell, father-in-law, aged 60, a widower, a Labourer,
Elizabeth Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 24, a Book Folder,
Mary Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 20, a Tailoress,
Death.
The death of George Warfield was not registered.
He was buried in a common [unpurchased] grave
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
George was an employee of the Midland and Great Western Railway Company.
His name is included on the Midland and Great Western Railway Company War Memorial at Broadstone Station, Dublin.
His name is listed in the Locomotive Department section
George Warfield
Birth.
Christopher George Warfield, son of James Warfield and Mary Warfield, formerly Kavanagh, was born on 24 December 1884, at 3 Cambridge Cottages, Goldenbridge, Dublin.
His father was a Boiler-Smith, later working at the Great Southern & Western Railway Works, Inchicore.
Marriage.
George Warfield, a bachelor, a Boiler Maker, from 97 Rose Terrace, Inchicore, son of James Warfield, a Boiler Maker, married Teresa Campbell, a spinster, a Tailoress, from 17 Donohue Street, Inchicore, daughter of Patrick Campbell, a Labourer, on 1 February 1910, at Goldenbridge Church, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
John Kavanagh,
Elizabeth Campbell.
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Abercorn Terrace, Kilmainham.
present were,
George Warfield, aged 25, married, a Boiler Maker,
Teresa, his wife, aged 28, married,
They had been married 1 year and had 1 child,
Catherine M.M. daughter, aged 2 months,
also present was
Patrick Campbell, father-in-law, aged 60, a widower, a Labourer,
Elizabeth Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 24, a Book Folder,
Mary Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 20, a Tailoress,
Death.
The death of George Warfield was not registered.
He was buried in a common [unpurchased] grave
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
George was an employee of the Midland and Great Western Railway Company.
His name is included on the Midland and Great Western Railway Company War Memorial at Broadstone Station, Dublin.
His name is listed in the Locomotive Department section
Birth.
Christopher George Warfield, son of James Warfield and Mary Warfield, formerly Kavanagh, was born on 24 December 1884, at 3 Cambridge Cottages, Goldenbridge, Dublin.
His father was a Boiler-Smith, later working at the Great Southern & Western Railway Works, Inchicore.
Marriage.
George Warfield, a bachelor, a Boiler Maker, from 97 Rose Terrace, Inchicore, son of James Warfield, a Boiler Maker, married Teresa Campbell, a spinster, a Tailoress, from 17 Donohue Street, Inchicore, daughter of Patrick Campbell, a Labourer, on 1 February 1910, at Goldenbridge Church, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
John Kavanagh,
Elizabeth Campbell.
In the 1911 census, the family were living at Abercorn Terrace, Kilmainham.
present were,
George Warfield, aged 25, married, a Boiler Maker,
Teresa, his wife, aged 28, married,
They had been married 1 year and had 1 child,
Catherine M.M. daughter, aged 2 months,
also present was
Patrick Campbell, father-in-law, aged 60, a widower, a Labourer,
Elizabeth Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 24, a Book Folder,
Mary Campbell, sister-in-law, aged 20, a Tailoress,
Death.
The death of George Warfield was not registered.
He was buried in a common [unpurchased] grave
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
George was an employee of the Midland and Great Western Railway Company.
His name is included on the Midland and Great Western Railway Company War Memorial at Broadstone Station, Dublin.
His name is listed in the Locomotive Department section
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