Hugh Byrne
Dublin City Architect, 1841 - 1866
Son of Patrick Byrne and Mary Byrne.
Hugh Byrne, son of Pat Byrne and Mary Byrne, was baptised on 26 July 1807, at St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin.
His God parents were
John Russell.
Al Gannon
Death.
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died at 8 Royal Canal Bank, Phibsborough, and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August 1866.
In the 1850 Shaw's Pictorial Guide and Directory, it noted that the offices of Patrick Byrne and Hugh Byrne were located at 10 Mabbot Street, Dublin.
The following has been taken from the entry for him on the website Directory of Irish Architects.
Architect to Dublin Corporation, 1841-1866.
According to the Irish Builder Hugh Byrne, who was born circa 1808, was a son of PATRICK BYRNE this appears to be supported by the fact that from 1841 or earlier he worked from the same addresses as Patrick Byrne. He held the position of Corporation Architect from 1841 until his death, when he was succeeded by JOHN STIRLING BUTLER.
He died in 1866 at the age of fifty-eight and was buried with Patrick Byrne in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August.
His pupils and assistants included his son PATRICK JAMES BYRNE.
JOHN F. BYRNE was his younger brother.
In the original layout of the cemetery, the Byrne family plot was in the area then known as The Chapel Circle. The name was later revised to Garden.
Buried in plot XA 34 - 35 Garden/Chapel Circle are
William Byrne, aged 20, died 1842, XA 35
Isabella Anne Byrne, died 10 Apr. 1853, aged 7 years and 9 months, XA 35
Mary Byrne, aged 72, died 8 Mar. 1856, aged 72, XA 34.5
John F. Byrne, aged 50, died 14 Apr. 1863, XA 34.5
Patrick Byrne, aged 81, died 10 Jan. 1864, XA 34
Richard Hawkins, aged 59, died 28 Jan. 1864, XA 35
Frances Byrne, aged 50, died 25 May 1865, XA 34
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died 6 Aug. 1866, XA 34.
Dublin City Architect, 1841 - 1866
Son of Patrick Byrne and Mary Byrne.
Hugh Byrne, son of Pat Byrne and Mary Byrne, was baptised on 26 July 1807, at St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin.
His God parents were
John Russell.
Al Gannon
Death.
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died at 8 Royal Canal Bank, Phibsborough, and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August 1866.
In the 1850 Shaw's Pictorial Guide and Directory, it noted that the offices of Patrick Byrne and Hugh Byrne were located at 10 Mabbot Street, Dublin.
The following has been taken from the entry for him on the website Directory of Irish Architects.
Architect to Dublin Corporation, 1841-1866.
According to the Irish Builder Hugh Byrne, who was born circa 1808, was a son of PATRICK BYRNE this appears to be supported by the fact that from 1841 or earlier he worked from the same addresses as Patrick Byrne. He held the position of Corporation Architect from 1841 until his death, when he was succeeded by JOHN STIRLING BUTLER.
He died in 1866 at the age of fifty-eight and was buried with Patrick Byrne in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August.
His pupils and assistants included his son PATRICK JAMES BYRNE.
JOHN F. BYRNE was his younger brother.
In the original layout of the cemetery, the Byrne family plot was in the area then known as The Chapel Circle. The name was later revised to Garden.
Buried in plot XA 34 - 35 Garden/Chapel Circle are
William Byrne, aged 20, died 1842, XA 35
Isabella Anne Byrne, died 10 Apr. 1853, aged 7 years and 9 months, XA 35
Mary Byrne, aged 72, died 8 Mar. 1856, aged 72, XA 34.5
John F. Byrne, aged 50, died 14 Apr. 1863, XA 34.5
Patrick Byrne, aged 81, died 10 Jan. 1864, XA 34
Richard Hawkins, aged 59, died 28 Jan. 1864, XA 35
Frances Byrne, aged 50, died 25 May 1865, XA 34
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died 6 Aug. 1866, XA 34.
Hugh Byrne
Dublin City Architect, 1841 - 1866
Son of Patrick Byrne and Mary Byrne.
Hugh Byrne, son of Pat Byrne and Mary Byrne, was baptised on 26 July 1807, at St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin.
His God parents were
John Russell.
Al Gannon
Death.
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died at 8 Royal Canal Bank, Phibsborough, and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August 1866.
In the 1850 Shaw's Pictorial Guide and Directory, it noted that the offices of Patrick Byrne and Hugh Byrne were located at 10 Mabbot Street, Dublin.
The following has been taken from the entry for him on the website Directory of Irish Architects.
Architect to Dublin Corporation, 1841-1866.
According to the Irish Builder Hugh Byrne, who was born circa 1808, was a son of PATRICK BYRNE this appears to be supported by the fact that from 1841 or earlier he worked from the same addresses as Patrick Byrne. He held the position of Corporation Architect from 1841 until his death, when he was succeeded by JOHN STIRLING BUTLER.
He died in 1866 at the age of fifty-eight and was buried with Patrick Byrne in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August.
His pupils and assistants included his son PATRICK JAMES BYRNE.
JOHN F. BYRNE was his younger brother.
In the original layout of the cemetery, the Byrne family plot was in the area then known as The Chapel Circle. The name was later revised to Garden.
Buried in plot XA 34 - 35 Garden/Chapel Circle are
William Byrne, aged 20, died 1842, XA 35
Isabella Anne Byrne, died 10 Apr. 1853, aged 7 years and 9 months, XA 35
Mary Byrne, aged 72, died 8 Mar. 1856, aged 72, XA 34.5
John F. Byrne, aged 50, died 14 Apr. 1863, XA 34.5
Patrick Byrne, aged 81, died 10 Jan. 1864, XA 34
Richard Hawkins, aged 59, died 28 Jan. 1864, XA 35
Frances Byrne, aged 50, died 25 May 1865, XA 34
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died 6 Aug. 1866, XA 34.
Dublin City Architect, 1841 - 1866
Son of Patrick Byrne and Mary Byrne.
Hugh Byrne, son of Pat Byrne and Mary Byrne, was baptised on 26 July 1807, at St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin.
His God parents were
John Russell.
Al Gannon
Death.
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died at 8 Royal Canal Bank, Phibsborough, and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August 1866.
In the 1850 Shaw's Pictorial Guide and Directory, it noted that the offices of Patrick Byrne and Hugh Byrne were located at 10 Mabbot Street, Dublin.
The following has been taken from the entry for him on the website Directory of Irish Architects.
Architect to Dublin Corporation, 1841-1866.
According to the Irish Builder Hugh Byrne, who was born circa 1808, was a son of PATRICK BYRNE this appears to be supported by the fact that from 1841 or earlier he worked from the same addresses as Patrick Byrne. He held the position of Corporation Architect from 1841 until his death, when he was succeeded by JOHN STIRLING BUTLER.
He died in 1866 at the age of fifty-eight and was buried with Patrick Byrne in Glasnevin Cemetery on 9 August.
His pupils and assistants included his son PATRICK JAMES BYRNE.
JOHN F. BYRNE was his younger brother.
In the original layout of the cemetery, the Byrne family plot was in the area then known as The Chapel Circle. The name was later revised to Garden.
Buried in plot XA 34 - 35 Garden/Chapel Circle are
William Byrne, aged 20, died 1842, XA 35
Isabella Anne Byrne, died 10 Apr. 1853, aged 7 years and 9 months, XA 35
Mary Byrne, aged 72, died 8 Mar. 1856, aged 72, XA 34.5
John F. Byrne, aged 50, died 14 Apr. 1863, XA 34.5
Patrick Byrne, aged 81, died 10 Jan. 1864, XA 34
Richard Hawkins, aged 59, died 28 Jan. 1864, XA 35
Frances Byrne, aged 50, died 25 May 1865, XA 34
Hugh Byrne, aged 58, died 6 Aug. 1866, XA 34.
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