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DEATHS KEATINGE – August, 1944, John Charles Fitzgerald, beloved only son of Dr. and Mrs. Keatinge, Waingroves Hall, Codnor, Derbyshire. Source: “Deaths”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, 26 August 1944, p. 11.
DEATHS. KEATING – June 19, at Barnaboy, Philipstown, King’s County, Micheal, second eldest son of the late Micheal Keating; deeply regretted. R.I.P. Source: “Deaths”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, 20 June 1901, p. 1.
BIRTHS. KEATING – February 26, 1895, at 1 Oxford road, Dublin, the wife of Francis Keating, of a son. Source: “Births”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, p. 8, 9 March 1895.
DEATHS. KEATING – On the 11th inst. at his residence in Dundrom, to the inexpressible grief of his sorrowing family, William Keating, Esq (of the firm of Messrs. McBirney and Co., Limited), eldest son of the late Walter Keating, Esq, Read More …
MARRIAGES. Keating and Jones – December 1, at Rathfarnham Church, by the Rev. M. Archdale Clare, William, son of the late Walter Keating, Esq., Kells, county Meath, to Anne, daughter of William Jones, Esq., Garville-terrace, Rathgar. Source: “Marriages”, The Irish Times, Read More …
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BIRTHS. Hyland – On the 24th inst., at Hodgestown, county Kildare, the lady of Wm. Hyland, Esq., of a son and heir. Source: “Births”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, p. 4, 28 May 1859.
DEATHS. Keatinge – May 1, at a very advanced age, at Rathgar House, Roundtown, the residence of her son—in—law, Mrs. Caroline Keatinge, the last surviving child of the late Sir Alexander Schomberg, Captain, B.N. Source: “Deaths”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, Read More …
MARRIAGES. Bray and Pope – April 27, George Frederick Campbell Bray, Esq., Captain 96th Regiment, second son of Colonel Bray, C.B., late of the 39th Regiment, to Charlotte Frances, only surviving daughter of the late Edward Pope, D.D., Archdeacon of Read More …
MARRIAGES. Connell and Hobbs – April 27, at St. Peter’s Church, by the Rev. Dr. Fleury, John Connell, Esq., second son of James Connell, Esq., of Eskdale House, Laryholm, Dumfriesshire, to Jane Josephine, youngest daughter of the late Captain Hobbs, Read More …
BIRTHS. Keatinge – April 23, at Woodsgift, county of Kilkenny, the wife of M. DeKeatinge, Esq, D.L., of a daughter. Source: “Births”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, p. 4, 28 April 1859.
DEATHS. […] Ogle. – April 1, at Stephen’s—green, William Henry Ogle, Esq., barrister—at—law, aged 82 years. Source: “Deaths”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, 5 April 1859, p. 4.
BIRTHS. […] Keating – On the 25th inst., at Cairn House, county of Meath, the wife of John Keating, Esq., of  a son. Source: “Births”, The Irish Times, Dublin, Ireland, p. 4, 28 May 1859.
A Faithless Spouse. – Some time during the past week, the wife of a farmer, named Keating, who resides near Killarney, being convinced of the fact that variety is charming, left her husband’s house and proceeded to Cork, with the Read More …
The Queen v. Margaret Keating The prisoner was indicted for stealing £23 6s., the property of Patrick Foran. It appeared from the evidence that prosecutor went into a shop at Harwood, in this county, for the purpose of buying some Read More …
County Cork SHOCKING MURDER. –Â The village of Cloyne was a scene of horrid murder, resulting, we understand, out of a drunken brawl. It appears a nailor named Clayton, and Molony, a shoemaker together with several others, had a row in Read More …