6574 Private Edward Power.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
3rd Battalion.
Aged 43.
Marriage.
Edward Power, aged 30, a bachelor, a Labourer, from Carrigeen Lane, son of Michael Power, a Shoemaker, married Anastasia Walsh, aged 19, a spinster, a Spinner, from Carrigeen Lane, daughter of Martin Walsh, an Engineer, on 23 October 1902 at St. Patrick's Church, Waterford.
The witnesses were,
John Power,
Catherine Flynn.
In the 1911 census, the Power family were living at Little Michael Street, Waterford.
The family of 6 lived in 2 rooms.
They appear to to have shared the house with
Michael Power aged 75, and his wife Mary, aged 71. They were recorded as two separate households.
The relationships of the two Power families to each other is unknown
Present were,
Edward Power, aged 39, a General Labourer, married,
Annie Power, his wife, aged 26, married,
They had been married 8 years, and had 4 children.
Children
Michael, son, aged 7,
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 5,
Anastatia, daughter, aged 4,
Edward, son, aged 7 months, [b. 26 Oct. 1910]
all had been born in Waterford city.
His nephew
Private Michael Power
is buried beside him in the adjoining grave.
Death.
Edward Power, aged 43, married, a Labourer, late of Little Patrick Street, Waterford, died on 26 July 1916 at the Union Hospital, Waterford.
The cause of death was Valvular Heart Disease, certified.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
3rd Battalion.
Aged 43.
Marriage.
Edward Power, aged 30, a bachelor, a Labourer, from Carrigeen Lane, son of Michael Power, a Shoemaker, married Anastasia Walsh, aged 19, a spinster, a Spinner, from Carrigeen Lane, daughter of Martin Walsh, an Engineer, on 23 October 1902 at St. Patrick's Church, Waterford.
The witnesses were,
John Power,
Catherine Flynn.
In the 1911 census, the Power family were living at Little Michael Street, Waterford.
The family of 6 lived in 2 rooms.
They appear to to have shared the house with
Michael Power aged 75, and his wife Mary, aged 71. They were recorded as two separate households.
The relationships of the two Power families to each other is unknown
Present were,
Edward Power, aged 39, a General Labourer, married,
Annie Power, his wife, aged 26, married,
They had been married 8 years, and had 4 children.
Children
Michael, son, aged 7,
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 5,
Anastatia, daughter, aged 4,
Edward, son, aged 7 months, [b. 26 Oct. 1910]
all had been born in Waterford city.
His nephew
Private Michael Power
is buried beside him in the adjoining grave.
Death.
Edward Power, aged 43, married, a Labourer, late of Little Patrick Street, Waterford, died on 26 July 1916 at the Union Hospital, Waterford.
The cause of death was Valvular Heart Disease, certified.
6574 Private Edward Power.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
3rd Battalion.
Aged 43.
Marriage.
Edward Power, aged 30, a bachelor, a Labourer, from Carrigeen Lane, son of Michael Power, a Shoemaker, married Anastasia Walsh, aged 19, a spinster, a Spinner, from Carrigeen Lane, daughter of Martin Walsh, an Engineer, on 23 October 1902 at St. Patrick's Church, Waterford.
The witnesses were,
John Power,
Catherine Flynn.
In the 1911 census, the Power family were living at Little Michael Street, Waterford.
The family of 6 lived in 2 rooms.
They appear to to have shared the house with
Michael Power aged 75, and his wife Mary, aged 71. They were recorded as two separate households.
The relationships of the two Power families to each other is unknown
Present were,
Edward Power, aged 39, a General Labourer, married,
Annie Power, his wife, aged 26, married,
They had been married 8 years, and had 4 children.
Children
Michael, son, aged 7,
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 5,
Anastatia, daughter, aged 4,
Edward, son, aged 7 months, [b. 26 Oct. 1910]
all had been born in Waterford city.
His nephew
Private Michael Power
is buried beside him in the adjoining grave.
Death.
Edward Power, aged 43, married, a Labourer, late of Little Patrick Street, Waterford, died on 26 July 1916 at the Union Hospital, Waterford.
The cause of death was Valvular Heart Disease, certified.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
3rd Battalion.
Aged 43.
Marriage.
Edward Power, aged 30, a bachelor, a Labourer, from Carrigeen Lane, son of Michael Power, a Shoemaker, married Anastasia Walsh, aged 19, a spinster, a Spinner, from Carrigeen Lane, daughter of Martin Walsh, an Engineer, on 23 October 1902 at St. Patrick's Church, Waterford.
The witnesses were,
John Power,
Catherine Flynn.
In the 1911 census, the Power family were living at Little Michael Street, Waterford.
The family of 6 lived in 2 rooms.
They appear to to have shared the house with
Michael Power aged 75, and his wife Mary, aged 71. They were recorded as two separate households.
The relationships of the two Power families to each other is unknown
Present were,
Edward Power, aged 39, a General Labourer, married,
Annie Power, his wife, aged 26, married,
They had been married 8 years, and had 4 children.
Children
Michael, son, aged 7,
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 5,
Anastatia, daughter, aged 4,
Edward, son, aged 7 months, [b. 26 Oct. 1910]
all had been born in Waterford city.
His nephew
Private Michael Power
is buried beside him in the adjoining grave.
Death.
Edward Power, aged 43, married, a Labourer, late of Little Patrick Street, Waterford, died on 26 July 1916 at the Union Hospital, Waterford.
The cause of death was Valvular Heart Disease, certified.
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