Patrick Hannan (abt. 1837 - 1900)

Born about 1837 in Grange, Limerick, Ireland

Descendants

Died 15 Feb 1900 at about age 63 in Limerick, Limerick, Ireland

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Biography

Born Calculated About 1837. Grange, Limerick, Ireland. ^{[1] [2]}

Occupation:
Farmer. Ballyregan, Kilpeacon, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.559444. Longitude: W8.6475. Labourer. Dublin North, Dublin, Ireland. ^[3] Publican, 28 Gerald Griffin Street. Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.66. Longitude: W8.63. ^[1]

Property:
Lot 3. EST FROM 1855 TO 1879. Ballyregan, Kilpeacon, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.559444. Longitude: W8.6475. ^[4]

Residence
Moved to Limerick City 1879 and then to Dublin. EST FROM 1855 TO 1879. Ballyregan, Kilpeacon, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.559444. Longitude: W8.6475. ^{[4] [5] [6]}

Died Pneumonia, Upper Griffith St. 15 FEB 1900. Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.66. Longitude: W8.63. ^[1]

Notes

Note N0170 Deaths registered in the District of: Limerick No. 2 in the county of: Limerick
No.: 206
Date and place of death: 1900 February 15th / Upper Gerald Griffin St
Name and Surname: Patrick Hannan
Sex: M
Condition: Widower
Age last birthday: 63 years
Profession or occupation: Publican
Certfified Cause of Death and Duration of Illness: Broncho - Pneumonia 12 days Certified
Signature, Qualififcation, and Residence of Informant: Thos Hannan son Present at death Upper Gerald Griffin St
When Registered: February Twenty First

Note N0370 Link

Note N1314 1883 Deaths registered in the District of No 1 Dublin City in the Union North Dublin the County of the city of Dublin
No.: 5
Date and place of death: 1885 Eleventh June 25 Upper Mecklenbh. St
Name and Surname: Mary Hannan
Sex: Female
Condition: Married
Age last birthday: Years 50
Profession or occupation: Labourers Wife
Certfified Cause of Death and Duration of Illness: Stricture of Pylorus 3 Months Certified (asthma 7 days)
Signature, Qualififcation, and Residence of Informant: Patrick Hannan present at death 25 Up Mecklenburgh Street
When Registered: June Fourteenth 1883

Note N1315 Link

Note N1770 County of Limerick
Barony of Pubblebrien
Parish of Ballycahane
Union of Croom
Electoral Division of Kilpeacon
Book 8
Page 12
Townland of Ballyregan
Ord S 23
Reference to Map 2 a
NAMES
- Occupiers Patrick Hannan Junr
- Immediate Lessors Melioria Furnell
Description of Tenement Ho. off and
Area: A: 40 R: 2 P: 17
Rateable Annual Valuation
- Land: £32 10s 0d
- Buildings: £1 0s 0d
- Total: £33 10s 0d
Observations
Reference to Map 2 b
NAMES
- Occupiers James Hayress
- Immediate Lessors Patrick Hannan Junr
Description of Tenement House
Area: A: R: P:
Rateable Annual Valuation
- Land: £ s d
- Buildings: £0 10s 0d
- Total: £0 10s 0d
Observations
Book 4
Page 8
In 1879 the lessor in 2 a changed as follows:
Patrick Hannon Jun -> Thomas Punchy

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Source: #S0016 Patrick Hannan 1900 - SR District/Reg Area: Limerick, Group Registration ID: 4395640, Record ID: 4629349 21 FEB 1900 Note: #N0370 Note: #N0170
2. ↑ Source: #S0086 Newtown, Crecora p26 My mother's name was Hannan, from another part of the County of Limerick and she had 2 brothers and 3 sisters, Aunt Conway, Aunt Shaughnessey and Aunt Maloney. [...] My mother's people were only a few miles from Ma's home, as Newtown Crecoro, County Limerick was my mother's home. Years after my mother had died in Dublin and I went to live and work in Limerick, I used to ride out the seven miles to my cousins' (Uncle Ned's son and two daughters) on Saturday afternoon and stay over until Monday. They also had a large farm and there was a forth or rath on the farm down near the main road (Newtown Road) and before I got the bike I always liked walking.
3. ↑ Source: #S0016 Mary Hannon d1883 - Group Registration ID: 6914066, SR District/Reg Area: Dublin North 14 JUN 1883 Note: #N1315 Note: #N1314
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} Source: #S0074 Patrick Hannan (Grange) in Limerick, Kilpeacon, Book 8 p12, Book 4 p8 Note: #N1770
5. ↑ Source: #S0086 Home in Limerick City, Page 1 "My first recollections is that our family lived in a cottage not far from the Good Shepherd Convent and St. John's Hospital and St. John's Catholic Church in Limerick City. I could look over a wall at the back of the house by climbing up by crevices in it, and used to see the Limerick County Prison and also an asylum for the feeble minded. " "Then about that time I was down the street and a horse broke away from a smith's forge that was at the forge end of the street,"
6. ↑ Source: #S0086 Arrival in Dublin, page 2 "I must have been tired as I don't remember more about that arrival in Dublin. It may have been in the year 1880 or 1881."

• Source: S0016 Civil Death Records, Ireland Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs Publication: Link 8 DEC 2017 Time: 18:52:56
• Source: S0074 Cancelled Land Books Valuation Office 4 AUG 2020 Time: 16:11:17
• Source: S0086 Looking Backwards on Life Thomas Hannan 1874 - 1964 Publication: Written 1955, typed from notes by John Hannan, transcribed from photocopy of typed notes by Tomas Conway Note: #N1550 31 JUL 2020 Time: 14:27:42Newtown, Crecora p26 My mother's name was Hannan, from another part of the County of Limerick and she had 2 brothers and 3 sisters, Aunt Conway, Aunt Shaughnessey and Aunt Maloney. [...] My mother's people were only a few miles from Ma's home, as Newtown Crecoro, County Limerick was my mother's home. Years after my mother had died in Dublin and I went to live and work in Limerick, I used to ride out the seven miles to my cousins' (Uncle Ned's son and two daughters) on Saturday afternoon and stay over until Monday. They also had a large farm and there was a forth or rath on the farm down near the main road (Newtown Road) and before I got the bike I always liked walking.