This entry is commemorative only.
The headstone notes that he was interred at Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
John Allingham of Garrynagry, Kilmailley, Ennis, Co. Clare, a Constable in the R.I.C., son of Thomas Allingham, a Farmer, married Sarah Martin of 55 Waterloo Road, Dublin, daughter of John Martin, a Saddler, on 13 February 1888, at St. Stephen's Church, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 39, a Sergeant in the Royal Irish Constabulary. He had been born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah Allingham, his wife, aged 36, born in the City of Dublin.
The children present were,
Robert C., son, aged 11.
Annie E., daughter, aged 10.
Dorinda Jane, daughter, aged 9.
Evelyn May, daughter, aged 8.
Edward V., son, aged 3.
all of the children had been born in Co. Clare.
In the 1901 census, their daughter Florence Elizabeth Allingham, aged 16, was staying in Dublin with her maternal Grandmother Maria Martin.
in the 1911 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 49, a Clerk of the Petty Sessions, born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah M. Allingham, his wife, aged 45.
They had been married for 24 years, and had 6 children, all of whom were living.
Their children living with them,
Dorinda Jane Wallace, daughter, aged 19, married for under 1 year.
Eveline Mary Allingham, daughter, aged 18.
Edward Victor Allingham, son, aged 14.
Florence Elizabeth Allingham married Sergeant Henry Sloan of the R.I.C., in Q4, 1910, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 Census, Henry & Florence Elizabeth Sloan were living at Strasburgh Terrace, Donnybrook, Dublin.
Henry Sloan was aged 36, and had been born in Co. Tyrone.
Dorinda Jane Allingham married Constable William Wallace of the R.I.C., in Q1, 1911, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 census, Constable William Wallace, aged 33, born in Co. Tipperary, was living at the RIC barracks on Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
His two sons
Robert Carson Allingham
and
Edward Victor Allingham
were casualties of WW1.
The headstone notes that he was interred at Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
John Allingham of Garrynagry, Kilmailley, Ennis, Co. Clare, a Constable in the R.I.C., son of Thomas Allingham, a Farmer, married Sarah Martin of 55 Waterloo Road, Dublin, daughter of John Martin, a Saddler, on 13 February 1888, at St. Stephen's Church, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 39, a Sergeant in the Royal Irish Constabulary. He had been born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah Allingham, his wife, aged 36, born in the City of Dublin.
The children present were,
Robert C., son, aged 11.
Annie E., daughter, aged 10.
Dorinda Jane, daughter, aged 9.
Evelyn May, daughter, aged 8.
Edward V., son, aged 3.
all of the children had been born in Co. Clare.
In the 1901 census, their daughter Florence Elizabeth Allingham, aged 16, was staying in Dublin with her maternal Grandmother Maria Martin.
in the 1911 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 49, a Clerk of the Petty Sessions, born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah M. Allingham, his wife, aged 45.
They had been married for 24 years, and had 6 children, all of whom were living.
Their children living with them,
Dorinda Jane Wallace, daughter, aged 19, married for under 1 year.
Eveline Mary Allingham, daughter, aged 18.
Edward Victor Allingham, son, aged 14.
Florence Elizabeth Allingham married Sergeant Henry Sloan of the R.I.C., in Q4, 1910, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 Census, Henry & Florence Elizabeth Sloan were living at Strasburgh Terrace, Donnybrook, Dublin.
Henry Sloan was aged 36, and had been born in Co. Tyrone.
Dorinda Jane Allingham married Constable William Wallace of the R.I.C., in Q1, 1911, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 census, Constable William Wallace, aged 33, born in Co. Tipperary, was living at the RIC barracks on Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
His two sons
Robert Carson Allingham
and
Edward Victor Allingham
were casualties of WW1.
This entry is commemorative only.
The headstone notes that he was interred at Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
John Allingham of Garrynagry, Kilmailley, Ennis, Co. Clare, a Constable in the R.I.C., son of Thomas Allingham, a Farmer, married Sarah Martin of 55 Waterloo Road, Dublin, daughter of John Martin, a Saddler, on 13 February 1888, at St. Stephen's Church, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 39, a Sergeant in the Royal Irish Constabulary. He had been born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah Allingham, his wife, aged 36, born in the City of Dublin.
The children present were,
Robert C., son, aged 11.
Annie E., daughter, aged 10.
Dorinda Jane, daughter, aged 9.
Evelyn May, daughter, aged 8.
Edward V., son, aged 3.
all of the children had been born in Co. Clare.
In the 1901 census, their daughter Florence Elizabeth Allingham, aged 16, was staying in Dublin with her maternal Grandmother Maria Martin.
in the 1911 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 49, a Clerk of the Petty Sessions, born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah M. Allingham, his wife, aged 45.
They had been married for 24 years, and had 6 children, all of whom were living.
Their children living with them,
Dorinda Jane Wallace, daughter, aged 19, married for under 1 year.
Eveline Mary Allingham, daughter, aged 18.
Edward Victor Allingham, son, aged 14.
Florence Elizabeth Allingham married Sergeant Henry Sloan of the R.I.C., in Q4, 1910, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 Census, Henry & Florence Elizabeth Sloan were living at Strasburgh Terrace, Donnybrook, Dublin.
Henry Sloan was aged 36, and had been born in Co. Tyrone.
Dorinda Jane Allingham married Constable William Wallace of the R.I.C., in Q1, 1911, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 census, Constable William Wallace, aged 33, born in Co. Tipperary, was living at the RIC barracks on Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
His two sons
Robert Carson Allingham
and
Edward Victor Allingham
were casualties of WW1.
The headstone notes that he was interred at Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
John Allingham of Garrynagry, Kilmailley, Ennis, Co. Clare, a Constable in the R.I.C., son of Thomas Allingham, a Farmer, married Sarah Martin of 55 Waterloo Road, Dublin, daughter of John Martin, a Saddler, on 13 February 1888, at St. Stephen's Church, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 39, a Sergeant in the Royal Irish Constabulary. He had been born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah Allingham, his wife, aged 36, born in the City of Dublin.
The children present were,
Robert C., son, aged 11.
Annie E., daughter, aged 10.
Dorinda Jane, daughter, aged 9.
Evelyn May, daughter, aged 8.
Edward V., son, aged 3.
all of the children had been born in Co. Clare.
In the 1901 census, their daughter Florence Elizabeth Allingham, aged 16, was staying in Dublin with her maternal Grandmother Maria Martin.
in the 1911 census, the Allingham family were living at Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
present were,
John Allingham, aged 49, a Clerk of the Petty Sessions, born in Co. Leitrim.
Sarah M. Allingham, his wife, aged 45.
They had been married for 24 years, and had 6 children, all of whom were living.
Their children living with them,
Dorinda Jane Wallace, daughter, aged 19, married for under 1 year.
Eveline Mary Allingham, daughter, aged 18.
Edward Victor Allingham, son, aged 14.
Florence Elizabeth Allingham married Sergeant Henry Sloan of the R.I.C., in Q4, 1910, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 Census, Henry & Florence Elizabeth Sloan were living at Strasburgh Terrace, Donnybrook, Dublin.
Henry Sloan was aged 36, and had been born in Co. Tyrone.
Dorinda Jane Allingham married Constable William Wallace of the R.I.C., in Q1, 1911, in Ennistymon district, Co. Clare.
In the 1911 census, Constable William Wallace, aged 33, born in Co. Tipperary, was living at the RIC barracks on Flag Road, Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare.
His two sons
Robert Carson Allingham
and
Edward Victor Allingham
were casualties of WW1.
Inscription
SACRED
To The Memory
JOHN ALLINGHAM C.P.S.
interred at Milltown Malbay 1915
and his wife
SARAH
died 22nd November 1935
also their two sons
ROBERT CARSON
died 1921 of illness due to service
in the Great War
EDWARD VICTOR
Killed in action 1918
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