Marriage Certificate 4 Apr 1872 Dublin - CRITCHLEY - MCCATHIE

[Alma]

Hello Dathai & Hallmark!  Wow...that is such a help. I had located baptisms of children in St Michael's and St John's RC Church - William 1865, Theophilus Joseph 1867, and twins Isabella and Thomas John (Keating) in 1869.  I am sure Thomas was registered as Christopher White McKetey.  Those burials in Glasnevin solve the puzzle of what became of the 3 children and mother Isabella.   Perhaps when William McCathie married again in 1872 his surviving daughter Isabella from the first marriage became the step-daughter of his second wife Margaret.   That is looking more likely given the burials in Glasnevin.  I love rootschat - I have received so much assistance over the years - well done folks!   Alma

[Alma]

Oh dear - a bit early in the day for me.. I note the death of Isabella aged 1 also in Glasnevin so it must be that Isabella daughter of William & Margaret from 1872 marriage was NOT Margaret's step-daughter - am happy at that outcome as it saves a re-working of family history...whew...

[myluck!]

Interesting that there are no death certificates - you possibly have all below at this point but in case

From Glasnevin records as stated
Isabella McCAITHIE died Feb 21 1870 aged 28 last address 19 South King Street #U92578
Joseph McCAITHIE died Feb 23 1870 aged 3y 6m last address 19 South King Street #92606
Christopher McCAITHIE died Feb 25 1870 aged 1y 6m last address 59 Jervis Street #92633
Isabella McCAITHIE died Feb 25 1870 aged 1y 6m last address 11 Abbey Street #92642
William McCAITHIE died Feb 27 1870 aged 6y last address 19 South King Street #92678
All buried in south section # MB 48
There are subsequent burials in the grave

They must have have contracted a severely contagious disease or met with an accident
The latter would required a coroner's report and death certs so I would err with the former