For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Marriage
Vere Ward Brown, a bachelor, a Merchant, from Oakland, Rathgar, Dublin, son of Hugh Brown, Merchant, J.P., and Eleanor Swift Deverell, a minor, a spinster, from Drumbar, daughter of Frederick George Deverell, a Civil Engineer, were married on 3 October 1877, at Drumbar Parish Church, Cavan.
The witnesses were
Frederick G. Deverell,
Hugh Brown.
No member of the Brown family appears to have been recorded in the 1911 census of Ireland.
Her son, Captain Frederick George Brown died in WW1.
Death.
Eleanor Swift Brown, aged 63, a widow, died on 9 May 1922, at 22 Highfield Road, Rathgar.
The cause of death was Nephritis, Cardiac Failure, certified
Marriage
Vere Ward Brown, a bachelor, a Merchant, from Oakland, Rathgar, Dublin, son of Hugh Brown, Merchant, J.P., and Eleanor Swift Deverell, a minor, a spinster, from Drumbar, daughter of Frederick George Deverell, a Civil Engineer, were married on 3 October 1877, at Drumbar Parish Church, Cavan.
The witnesses were
Frederick G. Deverell,
Hugh Brown.
No member of the Brown family appears to have been recorded in the 1911 census of Ireland.
Her son, Captain Frederick George Brown died in WW1.
Death.
Eleanor Swift Brown, aged 63, a widow, died on 9 May 1922, at 22 Highfield Road, Rathgar.
The cause of death was Nephritis, Cardiac Failure, certified
For further details, see the bio of her husband.
Marriage
Vere Ward Brown, a bachelor, a Merchant, from Oakland, Rathgar, Dublin, son of Hugh Brown, Merchant, J.P., and Eleanor Swift Deverell, a minor, a spinster, from Drumbar, daughter of Frederick George Deverell, a Civil Engineer, were married on 3 October 1877, at Drumbar Parish Church, Cavan.
The witnesses were
Frederick G. Deverell,
Hugh Brown.
No member of the Brown family appears to have been recorded in the 1911 census of Ireland.
Her son, Captain Frederick George Brown died in WW1.
Death.
Eleanor Swift Brown, aged 63, a widow, died on 9 May 1922, at 22 Highfield Road, Rathgar.
The cause of death was Nephritis, Cardiac Failure, certified
Marriage
Vere Ward Brown, a bachelor, a Merchant, from Oakland, Rathgar, Dublin, son of Hugh Brown, Merchant, J.P., and Eleanor Swift Deverell, a minor, a spinster, from Drumbar, daughter of Frederick George Deverell, a Civil Engineer, were married on 3 October 1877, at Drumbar Parish Church, Cavan.
The witnesses were
Frederick G. Deverell,
Hugh Brown.
No member of the Brown family appears to have been recorded in the 1911 census of Ireland.
Her son, Captain Frederick George Brown died in WW1.
Death.
Eleanor Swift Brown, aged 63, a widow, died on 9 May 1922, at 22 Highfield Road, Rathgar.
The cause of death was Nephritis, Cardiac Failure, certified
Inscription
Jesus called a little child unto him
In
loving memory of
MARIAN WARD ["MAY"]
the eldest child of
VERE WARD and ELEANOR SWIFT WARD
Balnagowan, Palmerston Park
who fell asleep in Jesus
16th October 1883
aged 5 years and 3 months
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is it well with the Child, It is well
2nd Kings ix 25
a verse
VERE WARD BROWN J.P.
of Balnagowan, Palmerston Park Dublin
entered into rest Augst 10th 1907
aged 57
"a sinner saved by grace"
his own words
in fond remembrance of
F.G. Brown
second son of above
Captain in 101st Grenadiers
killed in action Tanga, East Africa
4th November 1914
ELEANOR SWIFT BROWN
widow of Vere Ward Brown J.P.
entered into rest May 9th 1922
aged 63 years
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