Tralee Workhouse Records Search?

[Suemagoo]

Can anyone advise how I can request a records check for my Great Grandmother- Julia Leary who I believe passed away in the Tralee Workhouse on 2 February 1910. I want to see if there is any information on next of kin and where she may be buried. Her husband passed away 19 June 1901 and was from Ballygarron. His daughter Hannah Leary was present at his passing, so also trying to find out where they may be buried. (Hopefully together) They were Roman Catholic at the time.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated by my family.

[Elwyn Soutter]

This link gives you some information about Tralee workhouse. It also mentions that the Board of Guardians minutes still exist. They are management records but do mention some inmates, if something unusual happened to them. However what you really want is the indoor admission records. It’s not clear if they have survived and if so, where they are held. However Kerry County Library may know that.

http://www.workhouses.org.uk/Tralee/

[Suemagoo]

Thank you very much for the help and advice.  Just need to confirm next of kin to ensure I have the correct ancestor.

Your kindness is very much appreciated.

[Patricia Temple]

Do you know the name of Julia's husband? 

My O'Leary family was from Ballygarron as well.

[Sinann]

Michael
See the date of death and daughter Hannah on number 180
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1901/05707/4610062.pdf

[Patricia Temple]

This Michael Leary (link below) was my gggrandfather, and he had a daughter named Hannah but his wife's name was not Julia.  Ballygarran is a very small area though, so it seems like there must be some connection....



http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Kerry/Ballynahaglish/Ballygarran/1430795/

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https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0649  Ballynahaglish

[Sinann]

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[Suemagoo]

Julia’s husband was Michael. After a lot more research I found the family all left Ireland and went to New York. First the girls, then they sent money back to Ireland where finally Julia and Michael and their youngest daughter Hanna left. This was the early 1900’s.