Mary Josephine Fitzgerald

[AislinnM]

Thanks, I’ll check those records.

[campiom]

Hi Nessa,
Death certificate for Mary Josephine McDermott née Fitzgerald.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1948/04565/4206174.pdf
Death notice from the Irish Press, Monday, June 14, 1948
MacDermott (Dublin) – June 12, 1948. At her residence, 8 Emorville Ave., S.C. Road, Mary, relict of
Joseph MacDermott. Remains will be removed this (Monday) evening to St. Kevin’s Church,
Harrington Street, at 6.30 o’c. Funeral to-morrow (Tuesday) morning after 10 o’c Mass to Mount
Jerome.
Death notice from the Irish Independent, Monday, March 13, 1944.
McDermott (Dublin) – March 11, 1944. At his residence, 8 Emorville Ave., S.C. Road (suddenly)
Joseph, beloved husband of Mary McDermott (member Boland’s Garrison, 1916, B. Co., 3rd Batt.);
Deeply regretted by his wife, family and relatives. Remains will be removed to St. Kevin’s Church,
Harrington Street, this (Monday) evening at 6.30 o’c. Funeral to-morrow (Tuesday) after 10 o’c Mass
to Mount Jerome. Go ndeanaidh Dia trocaire ar a anam.

[Aidan Doolin]

"She is listed on Census 1911 under the name McDermott of 12 Mark Street (Trinity ward).
is at home with husband and 4 children."

Hi all, pretty late to this thread. My great great grandfather is Francis Doolin, Lucinda Doolins brother. Francis also lived in 12 Mark street in the 1911 census.

The McDermotts lived in 12.1 and the Doolins lived in 12.4. So Mary Josephine lived in the same house as her uncle and cousins.

I also have some information of Lucinda and Francis parents if anyone is interested

Thanks
Aidan

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/Trinity_Ward/Mark_Street/

[familysearch2011]

https://www.dublincity.ie/events/great-brunswick-street-ambush-march-1921

Might be of interest to you

[AislinnM]

Thanks. I did watch the presentation. 'Loved the way Liz Gillis set up the context and explained the 3rd Battalion's connection to St. Andrew's CBS and the area.

[Abhanliath]

Sean Cashin’s Bureau of Military History witness statement lists as particularly active Fianna Éireann members “Jimmy, Leo, Theo, Tom and Willie Fitzgerald”.
https://www.militaryarchives.ie/collections/online-collections/bureau-of-military-history-1913-1921/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0008.pdf
Here's the family in 1901 in the census
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/Trinity/Brunswick_St__Great__Part_/1309738/
and the image of the page TJ Fitzgerald filled out
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai003730924/
By 1911 they were filling in the census form in Irish
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/Trinity_Ward/Brunswick_Street__Great_/89883/
and
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai000219152/
Leo Fitzgerald was Lieutenant in B Coy, 3rd Batt, Dublin Brigade in 1916.
Theo Fitzgerald, the Fianna lad who painted Constance Markievicz green flag with "Irish Republic" in gold on it - one of the two flags flown over the GPO in 1916, the other being a tricolour - married Áine Malone, the sister of Michael Malone who died during a gun-battle at Mount Street Bridge in Dublin city in the Easter Rising in 1916.