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Edward Gormly

Born
1 Jan 1824
Died
3 Jan 1897
Gender
Male
Place of migration
Stayed in Ireland

Edward Gormley was born in 1824. He was from Fermoy, Co. Cork. 

Edward married Mary Casey (1841 - 1888) with whom he had at least six children, 

Edward Gormley was employed as the master of Fermoy Union Workhouse. 

The 1911 Irish Census also lists his son Francis Martin as Master of the same Workhouse. 

Edward was widowed in 1888 and he himself died in 1897. 

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