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Waterford / FLYNN & HARPER, Waterford
« on: Friday 02 April 10 04:42 BST (UK) »
we have just become aware that the April 1911 census is now available online and it has renewed our interest in trying to find out when our grand mother Jane Flynn (nee Harper) died and where she is buried. on the census she is recorded as living at 1 Gaol street, Waterford with her husband John Flynn three of their children and a niece Annie O'Rourke.
we know that John Flynn died in Oct 1918 during the Spanish flu pandemic and was buried with his father in the Catholic churchyard cemetery Fenor
other than the fact that shortly after the census Jane gave birth to twins in May 1911 we can find no further trace of her nor the grave of one of the twins who we believe died at birth
We would appreciate any help that anyone can offer as to how we acquire this information.
Jane's father was James Harper who we believe is buried at St Andrews Dunmore East with his parents but again we have been unable to find where and when Jane's mother was buried
DavBar
we know that John Flynn died in Oct 1918 during the Spanish flu pandemic and was buried with his father in the Catholic churchyard cemetery Fenor
other than the fact that shortly after the census Jane gave birth to twins in May 1911 we can find no further trace of her nor the grave of one of the twins who we believe died at birth
We would appreciate any help that anyone can offer as to how we acquire this information.
Jane's father was James Harper who we believe is buried at St Andrews Dunmore East with his parents but again we have been unable to find where and when Jane's mother was buried
DavBar