Tyrrell Dunlavin

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THE HAMMOND LANE EXPLOSION

Payment of benefits

Thomas Tyrrell 24 Hammond lane furniture £1 10s

Catherine Tyrrell 12 Hammond Lane unhoused loss of furniture etc. £1 10s

FJ 10 May 1878

Hi Ray that brillant ,many thanks.Where did you find the info ?

Apologies for delay: FJ 10 May 1878 = Freeman’s Journal (a newspaper)

 

Special jury

Tyrrell Gerald 11 L Sackville Street Bookseller

Tyrrell James 10 Old Church Street, ironmonger

Freeman’s Journal 4 Jan 1844

 

Thom’s Irish Almanac 1847

Pg. 416 Tyrrell James. Iron Founder. 16 Church Lane and 30 Hammond Street

 

Potential juror

21. James Tyrrell, 16. Old Church-street, ironmonger.

Dublin Evening Post 13 May 1848

 

Struck off July list by crown prosecutor

James Tyrrell 60 Church Street iron founder

Freeman’s Journal 16 May 1848

 

JAMES TYRRELL, 26, HAMMOND LANE, BEGS to inform the Town Commissioners and Proprietors of Public Institution, &c., &c., that he now on SALE, 21 SUPERIOR IRON LAMP POSTS, with a set of Three LAMPS each, which he will dispose of at one half the original cost.

The Advocate 4 Sept 1850

 

August 10. At the residence of his uncle, Mr. James Tyrrell, Rosemount. North Circular-road, Mr. Joseph Quinn, aged 29, after a long and painful illness, which he bore vita truly a Christian fortitude. His remains will be interred in Glasnevin cemetery on to-morrow (Tuesday) morning at ten o'clock.

FJ 11 Aug 1856

 

February 2, after a short -illness, Mary; the beloved wife of Mr. James Tyrrell, iron merchant, of this City. Her remains will be removed from her late residences, Rosemount, North Circular-Road, for Interment, In Glasnevin Cemetery on Monday morning at ten o'clock;

FJ 28 Feb 1863

(Short Version Cork Examiner 2 Mar 1863)

 

MARRIAGES, July 4, In the Metropolitan Church, Marlborough Street, by the Rev William Purcell. James Tyrrell, Esq, Rosemount, North Circular-road, and Cardiff's Bridge, to Kate, second daughter of the late Michael Keegan, of this city. No cards.

FJ 5 July 1864

 

THE PRIZES AND AWARDS TO EXHIBITORS IN THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

J Tyrrell, Hammond Lane, Dublin, for his collection of draining tools

Dublin Evening Mail 4 Oct 1865

 

DEATHS. January 2, at his residence, Rosemount, North Circular Road after a short illness, Mr. James Tyrrell, in the 70th year of his ego. His remains will be removed for internment this (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock. Friends will please accept this notice. . (FJ 4 Jan 1866)

 

TYRRELL Rosemount, North Circular-road, Dublin, the wife of Mr. James Tyrrell, of a daughter.

Cork Examiner 14 Aug 1866

 

St Paul’s School

Subscriptions

Mrs. Tyrell, Hammond Lane 31

Dublin Evening Post 3 Aug 1866

 

Will you let me know if you assemble a tree? Raymondwtyrrell2003 at yahoo dot co uk

Thanks Ray,dont think that James Tyrrell is related,although i did not know for certain (Thoms directory 1862) until your post,cheers for that.Heres the tree https://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-220746051/martintyrrell Philip Martin.I also have one for Ancesrty and Wiki.

PS It was actually Thomas Tyrrell Nicks son who moved to Dublin in the 1850s and married Catherine Dunne from Baltiglass.There was another James Tyrrell (Thoms directory 1862 Hammond lane) who lived at no3 on the lane,he may have been related.Cheers Ray.