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Looks like Mary and Daniel died very close together; their deaths are registered on the same page, both having Mary Fitzgerald as informant:
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1917/05206/4439319.pdf

Queenie 

This may or may not be of interest. Marriage of William Harris, Widower,aged 27 to Cecilia Jane Thomsett, 22, daughter of Gilham Thomsett, labourer at St Andrew's on 7/11/1908. He was the son of William Harris, tailor, deceased. William was a Tailor, later a Farmer of 14, Peter Street and they had a son, also William, baptised at St Andrew'a on 31/10/1911.

I referenced that in Reply #2, but when you say "William was a Tailor, later a Farmer of 14 Peter Street" are you referring to "William Sr." or William Jr.? Where did you find this information? I can see William Jr. residing at 14 Peter Street in 1911, but he is a market gardener.

Sorry if I'm missing something.

Queenie 

I don't know if this is true - and please do give an opinion, anyone, if you have more expert knowledge on this - but I think it is legal to order a copy of someone else's birth certificate?

An article on it here:
https://support.vitalcertificates.co.uk/article/55-can-i-order-someone-elses-birth-certificate

It says "if the birth took place over 50 years ago, much less information is required in order to make the request." I wonder if your friend, using the information you already have, could order a copy of their birth certificate?

I wouldn't usually suggest it, but seeing as your friend is researching her own family (presumably a close relation?) I don't see a big problem with it.

Queenie 

Hi,

I'm afraid RootsChat has a strict "no living people" policy. Please remove their names from your post using the 'modify' button.

There is a thread on the subject here:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,142443.0.html

Queenie 

Sad article about Charlotte in The Surrey Comet, and General Advertiser, 01 June 1872. Cannot post it all as it is too long. She was acquitted at trial.