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21	(Medical):Maggie died Peacefully in Tallaght Hospital. After spending the last 2 years in a Nursing Home.	FREER, Margaret (I606)
22	(Medical):Mount Jerome . Ref No: 413. Address at time of Death. Prussia Street.	ALLDRITT, Samuel John Fortescue. (I1112)
23	(Medical):On his Headstone.	DYAS, Frederick A. (I1190)
24	(Medical):Paddy was in tallaght Hospital, for a number of weeks before he died. He never got back to Walkinstown.	MCMAHON, Patrick S. (I303)
25	(Medical):Present at her Death : Andrew Donovan.	LEARY, Mary (I106)
26	(Medical):Vol. 1d. Page 229.	ALLDRITT, Isaac (I1094)
27	(Medical):William ( Billy) Alldritt was in the R.A.F. during the 2nd World War. Bill Sheridan.	ALLDRITT, William Alexander (I1109)
28	(Research) 03-11-1947 taken from the Irish Indo. :While motorcycling to Arklow he collided with a dog at Kilpedder. He was rushed to Wicklow Co Hospital and had a fractured skull.	ALLDRITT, Harry (I1246)
29	(Research): Brew-master & Cooper by Trade.	KRAUSSLACH, George (I3356)
30	(Research): My grandfather Thomas and my grandmother Theresa were married in Ireland. They had a child in Dublin but left that child and came to America with my Uncle Mervyn and I Aunt Ruby. I know they had more children that were born in America and are still alive. My dad was the baby, his name was Reginald Vincent Harold Haines, he has a sister, Dorothy which we call Topsy, a sister Lois, he had a brother Victor that is also deceased. They lived in Kearny New Jersey. My grandfather died in the 1940's after he got a report that my dad was dead in World War II, which wasn't the truth. He suffered a heart attack and his wife Theresa died one year later, my dad always said she died of a broken heart. Theresa was catholic. I know Uncle Mervyn became an electrical engineer, he was very smart and worked for Bell Telephone, he lived in Livingston New Jersey and was influential in his town, they named a community pool after him. If you have any more information on Thomas, I would love to hear it. My brother's name is Thomas Haines, he is a retired police officer. My dad married my mom in 1945, her name was Faye Mattia, and they had three children, Thomas, Phyllis, and myself. Thank you, Debbie Haines-Gladd albrightelectric@verizon.net. 20-04-2009. Alan	HAINES, Mervyn Victor Thomas. (I498)
31	(Research):1911 Worked as a Tobacco Presser.	FREER, Joseph (I1813)
32	(Research):1926 Occ: Coppersmith. New York Travel Listing.	PENFOLD, Joseph Thomas. (I3784)
33	(Research):Arrived in America on the 24 Nov 1913. From Canada. John Bieb.	SCHURMAN, Freideric August Trell. (I3742)
34	(Research):Buried in Mount Jerome Grave 64. Section A 301.	ALLDRITT, Samuel (I1384)
35	(Research):Buried in Mount jerome. Plot C136. Pertuity. 1287.	ALLDRITT, Harriett Ada (I1387)
36	(Research):Cabinet Maker.	MASTERMAN, Eric Francis. (I3762)
37	(Research):Came into Possision, of 2 of Willie O'Sullivans Paintings today the 18-Nov 2009. Given to me by "Kae Dowling" of Cork. Painted in year 1928.	O'SULLIVAN, William Anthony (I84)
38	(Research):Children of Edward Daunt and Eliza Ryan are: Mary Daunt, born Bef. 21 Sep 1841. Notes for Mary Daunt: Frank Thompson's Five Catholic Parishes Database: Mary Daunt, daughter of Edward Walsh Daunt, of Glinny, and Eliza Ryan, baptised 21 September 1841. Sponsors were Mark Collins and Catherine Ryan.	DAUNT, Mary (I3639)
39	(Research):Death 1869 Dub South Vol, 2 Page 557	SMITH, Martha (I3638)
40	(Research):DEATH: (From Linda Hansen, info from GRO Dublin) DEATH: Death 1876 Samuel Alldritt, 73 years, Dublin North, Vol 13. Page 372. District No.3 North City Union Dublin North City of Dublin 22 August 1876 at 18 Aughrim Street Samuel Alldritt, widower, aged 73 years Occupation: engineer Cause of death: Paralysis, 2 years, uncertified; Tubercular phthisis, 2 years, Diarrhoea, certified Informant: Isaac Alldritt, present at death, Rutland Avenue, Dolphins Barn Registered 24 August 1876 DEATH: There was a Letter of Administration for Samuel:- Index to Probate and Administration Calendars 1858-77 (at National Archives, Dublin) Samuel Alldritt, Intestacy, Principal Registry, 1876 7 Nov 1876 Samuel Alldritt Effects under £100 Letter of Administration of the personal estate of Samuel Alldritt late of 18 Aughrim Street, Dublin, Esquire, a widower, deceased, who died 23 August 1876 at the same place were granted at the Principal Registry to Isaac Alldritt of 6 Reillys Avenue, Dolphins Barn, Dublin, Engineer, the son of said deceased. DEATH: Samuel Alldritt was admitted to Simpsons Hopsital in May 1875 for blindness. Both my great grandfather, Benjamin Leslie from Dublin, and my great great grandfather, Jonathan Ravell from Dublin both spent many years in Simpsons Hopsital. Benjamin Leslie was admitted for blindness and was there for 18 years until his death in 1914. Jonathan Ravell was there for 10 years and was also admitted for blindness. I wouldn't mind betting they had cataracts - my 86 year old mother has cataracts and she's their granddaughter and great granddaughter.To give you an idea what Simpsons Hospital was this is from a Dublin Directory- DEATH: THOMS OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 1894 Simpson's Hospital (1781) Great Britain Street Founded by the late George Simpson Esq. of Dublin for the reception of reduced but respectable men of good character who are permanently disabled either through the effects of gout or want of sight. DEATH: Simpsons Hopsital Admission Register No.2490 Alldritt, Samuel Age: 72 years Occupation: Engineer Address: 18 Aughrim Street Application date: May 1875 DEATH: Simpsons Hospital Record of Deaths, Expulsions, Resignations etc. Alldritt, Samuel Age: 72 years Occupation: Engineer Address: Aughrim Street Blind/Gouty: blind Admitted: May 1875 Died: 22 August 1876 ADDRESS: From the Ansley Dublin City Directory, 1850 (www.dublin1850.com): Aldritt, Samuel 13 Grangegorman Lane (tenements - indiv occups not listed)	ALLDRITT, Samuel Fortescue Wyatt. (I798)

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