Abraham Mitchell

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this is brilliant, i am very grateful for the help

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Belfast Telegraph, 28 Nov.1934: HAYDEN—November 27, 1934, at his residence, 627 Lisburn Road, Thomas, loved husband of Louisa Hayden. Funeral tomorrow (Thursday), at 2 o'clock p.m. to City Cemetery.
https://dof.belfastcity.gov.uk/burialsearch/BurialRecordDetails.aspx?RecordID=6621.9779
Louisa Sarah Hayden died 1942-
https://dof.belfastcity.gov.uk/burialsearch/BurialRecordDetails.aspx?RecordID=6655.13645

Hayden family in 1901-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Limerick/Bruff/Main_Street/1489617

Looks like one of their sons died 1916 WWI.

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Northern Whig, 12 May 1916: Rifleman Arnold Hayden, Royal Irish Rifles, killed action, was the second son of Mr. Thomas Hayden, 4, Ashley Avenue, Belfast. He was in the ...

Belfast News-Letter 23 Aug.1917:Thomas Hayden, 4, Ashley Avenue, Belfast. This young officer obtained his commission on 6th January, 1916. His brother, Arnold Hayden, the Young Citizen Volunteers, was killed action May, 1916.

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Nephew  Hayden   Arnold 1911   

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Cromac/Rugby_Avenue/166533/

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Belfast News-Letter, 4 Apr.1918: Second-Lieutenant Hayden, Royal Irish Rifles, who is suffering from wound and slight gas poisoning, is son of Mr. Thomas Hayden, 4, Ashley Avenue, Belfast. One his brothers, Arnold Hayden, the Y.C.V.’s, was killed in action May, 1916, and another brother, Second-Lieutenant W. A. Hayden, of the Central Antrim ...

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How awful for the family 

Belfast News-Letter, 23 Aug.1917: LIEUT. W. A. HAYDEN, Irish Rifles, missing, believed killed on the 16th August, the eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hayden, 4, Ashley Avenue, Belfast. This young officer obtained his commission on 6th January, 1916. His brother, Arnold Hayden, the Young Citizen...

Northern Whig, 27 Dec.1918: Second-Lieut. W. A. HAYDEN, who has prisoner war in Germany, has arrived his home ... Ashley Avenue. Lieut. Hayden was severely wounded and captured August, 1917. His many friends in Belfast will ...

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Belfast Telegraph, 14 Aug.1940: … at St. Mark's Ballysillan, by Rev. C H. B. Craig, M.A., Matthew, youngest son of Mrs. L. Hayden and the late Thomas Hayden, Roseneath, Ballysillan Road, to Sarah[?], only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wetter, _36 Crumlin Road, Belfast.

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loads to work on now, many thanks for your kind help everyone

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came across this unsure if it is the same Abraham

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and this