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Grace Jagoe

Born
1 Jan 1801
Died
9 Aug 1876
Gender
Female
Place of migration
Migrated to/Born in UK

Grace was my 2nd Great Grandmother. The 1861 Uk census shows her living at 145 Royal Mint Street Whitechapel. Middlesex London, This Census also shows her as having Dunmanway as Place of birth @ 1801. From census information she first shown living at Bakers Arms Alley. Rosemary Lane, Whitechapel, Middlesex London. With Husband Jeremiah Neil. The Ffolliat Collection Shows them being married at St Mary Shandon In 1827. I believe they moved to London Between 1829 and 1832 based on subsequent birth and deaths records of children. . Grace is buried in Brockley Cemetary Lewisham London along with some of her descendants. 
Unfortuneately I can find no record online of her birth in Dunmanway although there are many records of the wider Jagoe family. I would very much welcome help making this connection to a family / townland . Hopefully I can meet up when next over. Kind Regards John

 

 

 

 

 

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