Death of John Boshell

[kooky]

Could someone advise me on the best way to obtain a death cert. For John Boshell either 1852 or 1855.5, Bow Street Dublin.?
Kooky

[athacliath62]

death certs were only recorded from 1864 onward

[athacliath62]

if he was Church of Ireland then there might be a burial record, St. Michan's looks the closest. Also worth checking Glasnevin cemetery and Mountjerome

[dathai]

Glasnevin age 64 in 1855 when entering Bow Street into address box
https://www.glasnevintrust.ie/genealogy/

https://www.libraryireland.com/Dublin-Street-Directory-1862/146.php

[LH]

Hi

Irishgenealogy.ie has:-

DUBLIN (COI), Parish/Church/Congregation - ST. NICHOLAS WITHOUT
Burial of JOHN BOSHELL of NEW ST on 23 January 1812

Know this is before the era you're after, but thought you might like to have it.

Cheers

[kooky]

Thank you all!
Just home after having a knee replacement.
Not up to much at the moment.
Kooky

[dathai]

may have been at 3 Smithfield in 1847
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mms/

[kooky]

E mailed Glasnevin and had an immediate reply from Lynn Brady giving me grave details for John Boshell. Buried 28/3/1855 grave 1b 5 Garden section.

Unfortunately she tells me they do not have any info. re informant, relatives etc.
It must be entered somewhere. Any ideas?

She informs me that if  visit I will be able to see the grave!
I am not going anywhere at the moment. I am sitting with a very bruised and battered knee replacement!

Kooky

Sorry forgot to mention, he was C of I

[aghadowey]

Unfortunately she tells me they do not have any info. re informant, relatives etc.
It must be entered somewhere. Any ideas?

Why should it 'be entered somewhere'? If they didn't record the details then it won't be there. All the cemetery needed to record was the name, date of burial and plot.