Thomas Maloney (abt. 1823 - 1891)

Died 14 Jul 1891 at about age 68 in Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick, Limerick, Ireland

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Biography

Born Calculated About 1823. ^[1]

Residence
Previously known as Cornwallis Street. Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.66241. Longitude: W8.620429. Note: #N1964. ^[1]

Died Pneumonia 14 JUL 1891. Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Map: Latitude: N52.66241. Longitude: W8.620429. ^[1]

Notes

Note N1924 Link

Note N1944 1891 DEATHS registered in the District of Limerick City No4 in the Union of Limerick in the County of Limerick
No.: 451
Date and place of death: 1891 July Fourteenth 28 Cornwallis Street
Name and Surname: Thomas Moloney
Sex: Male
Condition: Widower
Age last birthday: 68 years
Profession or occupation: Cornbroker + Publican
Certfified Cause of Death and Duration of Illness: Heart disease Broncho Pneumonia 4 days Certified
Signature, Qualififcation, and Residence of Informant: John Hannan Nephew inlaw of deceased Present at death 28 Cornwallis Street
When Registered: July Twenty fourth 1891

Note N1964 This property, 28 Cornwallis Street, was passed down to Tom from his father Michael who had been there since at least as far back a the original Valuation Office publication in 1850, so Tom may have been there all his life.
There was a Hannan family living at 2 Cornwallis Street, though I have not seen evidence connecting them to the Hannans in this tree. Thomas Hannan and several of relatives have lived in 28 Cornwallis Street, so records referring to Hannans living in Cornwallis Street are sometimes relevant, but some of those records refer to the "wrong" Hannans.

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Source: #S0016 Thomas Moloney d1891 - Group Registration ID: 3779444, SR District/Reg Area: Limerick 24 JUL 1891 Note: #N1924 Note: #N1944

• 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: 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: 14:27:42Aunt Maloney, p5 "Well, Uncle Tom came to Dublin to give evidence in a dispute which was being tried in the Four Courts which was a High court of Ireland in Dublin.[...] He took me to Limerick and I stayed for three months, wasn't that fine, no school to go to for all that time, it just shows how a kid's mind works, That was the first time I met my Aunt Maloney. My mother's sister"