Edith Anne Graves Ellis
Marriage
William Edward Ellis, a bachelor, Esquire, from 11 Trinity College, son of Malcolm Ellis, an Officer in the Court of Bankruptcy, and Edith Anne Graves, a spinster, from 19 Clanbrassil Terrace, Dublin, and Valentia, Co. Kerry, daughter of James Graves, a Superintendent A A Telegraph Co. were married on 6 September 1877, at St. Peter's Church [C of I], Aungier Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
James Graves,
Alex. H. Smith.
note:
Her father worked for The Anglo-American Telegraph Company which, after two failed attempts, laid the first Trans Atlantic Telegraph cable from Britain to America & Canada in 1866.
One of their Cable Stations was at Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.
For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Marriage
William Edward Ellis, a bachelor, Esquire, from 11 Trinity College, son of Malcolm Ellis, an Officer in the Court of Bankruptcy, and Edith Anne Graves, a spinster, from 19 Clanbrassil Terrace, Dublin, and Valentia, Co. Kerry, daughter of James Graves, a Superintendent A A Telegraph Co. were married on 6 September 1877, at St. Peter's Church [C of I], Aungier Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
James Graves,
Alex. H. Smith.
note:
Her father worked for The Anglo-American Telegraph Company which, after two failed attempts, laid the first Trans Atlantic Telegraph cable from Britain to America & Canada in 1866.
One of their Cable Stations was at Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.
For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Edith Anne Graves Ellis
Marriage
William Edward Ellis, a bachelor, Esquire, from 11 Trinity College, son of Malcolm Ellis, an Officer in the Court of Bankruptcy, and Edith Anne Graves, a spinster, from 19 Clanbrassil Terrace, Dublin, and Valentia, Co. Kerry, daughter of James Graves, a Superintendent A A Telegraph Co. were married on 6 September 1877, at St. Peter's Church [C of I], Aungier Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
James Graves,
Alex. H. Smith.
note:
Her father worked for The Anglo-American Telegraph Company which, after two failed attempts, laid the first Trans Atlantic Telegraph cable from Britain to America & Canada in 1866.
One of their Cable Stations was at Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.
For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Marriage
William Edward Ellis, a bachelor, Esquire, from 11 Trinity College, son of Malcolm Ellis, an Officer in the Court of Bankruptcy, and Edith Anne Graves, a spinster, from 19 Clanbrassil Terrace, Dublin, and Valentia, Co. Kerry, daughter of James Graves, a Superintendent A A Telegraph Co. were married on 6 September 1877, at St. Peter's Church [C of I], Aungier Street, Dublin.
The witnesses were,
James Graves,
Alex. H. Smith.
note:
Her father worked for The Anglo-American Telegraph Company which, after two failed attempts, laid the first Trans Atlantic Telegraph cable from Britain to America & Canada in 1866.
One of their Cable Stations was at Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.
For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
EDITH ANNIE
GRAVES ELLIS
died Oct. -- 1915, aged 34
-- -- -- -- --
also of her brother
JAMES GRAVES St. JOHN ELLIS
died of wounds Oct 11, 1915, aged 26
buried at Anaparta, Sacir, Gallipoli
-- -- -- -- -- --
also my loving husband
WILLIAM EDWARD ELLIS
M.A., L.L.D., Barrister-at-Law
died February [ 17th ?] 1926, aged 72
and of
EDITH ANNIE ELLIS
widow of the above
died January 22, 1941, aged 82
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