Patrick O'Driscoll.
His wife Margaret was a sister of Michael Collins
Probably,
Patrick Driscoll, son of Patrick Driscoll and Mary Driscoll, formerly Noonan, born on 22 November 1871, at Aghamilla, Kilgarriff, Clonakilty.
Marriage.
Patrick O'Driscoll, a bachelor, a Journalist, from Clonakilty, son of Patrick O'Driscoll, a Farmer, married Margaret Collins, a spinster, a Teacher, from Woodfield, Clonakilty, daughter of Michael Collins, a Farmer, on 8 September 1901, at Rosscarbery Church, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were
John Collins,
Katie Collins
In the 1911 census of Ireland, the O'Driscoll family were living at Carrigroe, Co. Cork.
present were,
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 38, a Journalist, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret, his wife, aged 36, a National School Teacher, born in Co. Cork.
They had been married 9 years and had 8 children, 6 of whom were alive.
Fachtnan Michael, son, aged 8, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Fineen John, son, aged 7, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Mary Josephine, daughter, aged 6, born in Co. Cork.
Eva Marie, daughter, aged 3, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret Mary, daughter, aged 1, born in Co. Cork.
Una, daughter, aged 5 months, born in Co. Cork.
2 servants were also present.
Death.
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 68, a Civil Servant, from 147 North Circular Road, Dublin, died on 29 August 1940 at The Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra.
The cause of death was Uraemia - 9 days in hospital, Enlarged Prostate, certified.
His wife Margaret was a sister of Michael Collins
Probably,
Patrick Driscoll, son of Patrick Driscoll and Mary Driscoll, formerly Noonan, born on 22 November 1871, at Aghamilla, Kilgarriff, Clonakilty.
Marriage.
Patrick O'Driscoll, a bachelor, a Journalist, from Clonakilty, son of Patrick O'Driscoll, a Farmer, married Margaret Collins, a spinster, a Teacher, from Woodfield, Clonakilty, daughter of Michael Collins, a Farmer, on 8 September 1901, at Rosscarbery Church, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were
John Collins,
Katie Collins
In the 1911 census of Ireland, the O'Driscoll family were living at Carrigroe, Co. Cork.
present were,
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 38, a Journalist, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret, his wife, aged 36, a National School Teacher, born in Co. Cork.
They had been married 9 years and had 8 children, 6 of whom were alive.
Fachtnan Michael, son, aged 8, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Fineen John, son, aged 7, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Mary Josephine, daughter, aged 6, born in Co. Cork.
Eva Marie, daughter, aged 3, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret Mary, daughter, aged 1, born in Co. Cork.
Una, daughter, aged 5 months, born in Co. Cork.
2 servants were also present.
Death.
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 68, a Civil Servant, from 147 North Circular Road, Dublin, died on 29 August 1940 at The Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra.
The cause of death was Uraemia - 9 days in hospital, Enlarged Prostate, certified.
Patrick O'Driscoll.
His wife Margaret was a sister of Michael Collins
Probably,
Patrick Driscoll, son of Patrick Driscoll and Mary Driscoll, formerly Noonan, born on 22 November 1871, at Aghamilla, Kilgarriff, Clonakilty.
Marriage.
Patrick O'Driscoll, a bachelor, a Journalist, from Clonakilty, son of Patrick O'Driscoll, a Farmer, married Margaret Collins, a spinster, a Teacher, from Woodfield, Clonakilty, daughter of Michael Collins, a Farmer, on 8 September 1901, at Rosscarbery Church, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were
John Collins,
Katie Collins
In the 1911 census of Ireland, the O'Driscoll family were living at Carrigroe, Co. Cork.
present were,
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 38, a Journalist, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret, his wife, aged 36, a National School Teacher, born in Co. Cork.
They had been married 9 years and had 8 children, 6 of whom were alive.
Fachtnan Michael, son, aged 8, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Fineen John, son, aged 7, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Mary Josephine, daughter, aged 6, born in Co. Cork.
Eva Marie, daughter, aged 3, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret Mary, daughter, aged 1, born in Co. Cork.
Una, daughter, aged 5 months, born in Co. Cork.
2 servants were also present.
Death.
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 68, a Civil Servant, from 147 North Circular Road, Dublin, died on 29 August 1940 at The Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra.
The cause of death was Uraemia - 9 days in hospital, Enlarged Prostate, certified.
His wife Margaret was a sister of Michael Collins
Probably,
Patrick Driscoll, son of Patrick Driscoll and Mary Driscoll, formerly Noonan, born on 22 November 1871, at Aghamilla, Kilgarriff, Clonakilty.
Marriage.
Patrick O'Driscoll, a bachelor, a Journalist, from Clonakilty, son of Patrick O'Driscoll, a Farmer, married Margaret Collins, a spinster, a Teacher, from Woodfield, Clonakilty, daughter of Michael Collins, a Farmer, on 8 September 1901, at Rosscarbery Church, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were
John Collins,
Katie Collins
In the 1911 census of Ireland, the O'Driscoll family were living at Carrigroe, Co. Cork.
present were,
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 38, a Journalist, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret, his wife, aged 36, a National School Teacher, born in Co. Cork.
They had been married 9 years and had 8 children, 6 of whom were alive.
Fachtnan Michael, son, aged 8, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Fineen John, son, aged 7, a Scholar, born in Co. Cork.
Mary Josephine, daughter, aged 6, born in Co. Cork.
Eva Marie, daughter, aged 3, born in Co. Cork.
Margaret Mary, daughter, aged 1, born in Co. Cork.
Una, daughter, aged 5 months, born in Co. Cork.
2 servants were also present.
Death.
Patrick O'Driscoll, aged 68, a Civil Servant, from 147 North Circular Road, Dublin, died on 29 August 1940 at The Whitworth Hospital, Drumcondra.
The cause of death was Uraemia - 9 days in hospital, Enlarged Prostate, certified.
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