Oliver represented Ireland in Litrature in the Paris Olympics of 1924.
Oliver Gogarty MD FRCS is Notable.
Oliver St. John Gogarty was a practicing surgeon and throat specialist, which is how he paid the bills, but he much preferred writing poetry, plays, and semi-autobiographical novels, like As I Was Going Down Sackville Street (1937), Tumbling in the Hay (1939), and It Isn't This Time of Year at All (1954). He was a contemporary and sometime friend of James Joyce and was the inspiration for the character Buck Mulligan in Ulysses, much to his annoyance. Their friendship had waned by that time, and he didn't take Joyce seriously as a writer, so he found his lifetime association with the character and the novel irksome. His friendship with W.B. Yeats was more productive and beneficial to him; Yeats produced three of Gogarty's plays at the Abbey Theatre, and the two maintained a close professional relationship and friendship for many years.
Oliver St John Joseph, son of Henry Joseph and Margaret M. (née Oliver) Gogarty, was born on the 17th August 1878 at 5 Rutland Square East, Rotunda,[1][2]
and was baptised on the 19th August 1878 in St Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Dublin.[2]
In the 1901 census Oliver (age 22), medical student, was the son of Margaret M. Gogarty at 5 Rutland Square East, Rotunda.[3]
Name
Age
Sex
Relation
Birth Place
Occupation
Status
Mary Florence Gogarty
19
F
Daughter
Dublin
Margaret M Gogarty
45
F
Head
Galway
Widowed
Annie Breman
21
F
Servant
Co Kildare
Domestic Servant
Annie D Doyle
18
F
Servant
Dublin
Domestic Servant
O St John Gogarty
22
M
Son
Dublin
Medical Student
Henry Haines Gogarty
18
M
Son
Dublin
Law Student
Robert Larnan
25
M
Visitor
Co Kildare
Medical Dr
Oliver married Martha Duane on 1 August 1906 in the Chapel of the University in Dublin South district.[4]
In the 1911 census Oliver (age 32), MD FRCS, was the married head of household in 15 Ely Place, Mansion House, Dublin, Ireland.[5]
Name
Age
Sex
Relation
Birth Place
Occupation
Status
Oliver St John Gogarty
32
M
Head
Dublin, Ireland
M D F R C S
Married
Martha Gogarty
27
F
Wife
Connerwala, Co Galway
Oliver Duane Gogarty
3
M
Son
Dublin
Single
Dermot Arthur Gogarty
2
M
Son
Dublin
Single
Brenda Marjorie Gogarty
F
Daughter
Dublin
Single
Eleanor Duane
25
F
Visitor
-
Single
Margaret English
23
F
Servant
Kings County
Domestic Servant
Single
Sarah Keogh
25
F
Servant
Co Wicklow
Cook
Single
Oliver was registered as a doctor on 21 July 1907, in 1913 he was at 15 Ely Place, Dublin.[6]
Gogarty served as a Cumann na nGaedheal, later Fine Gael, Seadadóir from 1922 to 1936.[7]
Oliver was in a military record on 2 May 1947 in Manhassal, Nassau, New York, United States.[8]
Oliver was in a naturalized in New York, New York on 15 July 1948.[9]
Oliver St John Gogarty of 45 East 61st Street, New York, USA, died on 22 September 1957 at Beth David Hospital, New York, his estate was granted probate on 5 August 1958 in London to Oliver Duane Gogarty senior counsel.[10]
Sources
↑Birth Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 9272643; SR District/Reg Area: Dublin North IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 4 June 2023)
Oliver Gogarty birth 1878 in the Dublin North Superintendent Registrar's district.
No.: 35; Birth: 1878 Seventeenth August 5 Rutland Square E; Name: Oliver St John Joseph; Sex: Male; Father: Henry Joseph Gogarty 5 Rutland Square E; Mother: Margaret M Gogarty formerly Oliver; Profession of father: Surgeon; Informant: Henry J Gogarty Father 5 Rutland Square East; Registered: August twenty ninth 1878.
↑ 2.02.1Baptism:
"Ireland Roman Catholic Parish Baptisms"
Archive: National Library of Ireland FindMyPast Image - FindMyPast Transcription (accessed 4 June 2023)
Oliver S? Joannes Joseph Gogarty baptism on 19 Aug 1878 (born 17 Aug 1878), son of Henrico Gogarty & Margarita McOliver, at 5 Rutland Square, St. Mary's (Pro-Cathedral), Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland.
↑1901 Census:
"1901 Census of Ireland"
The National Archives of Ireland, Residents of a house 5.2 in Rutland Square East (Rotunda, Dublin) National Archives of Ireland Image - National Archives of Ireland Record (accessed 4 June 2023)
O St John Gogarty (22) daughter in household of Margaret M Gogarty (45) in Rutland Square East, Rotunda, Dublin, Ireland. Born in Dublin, Ireland.
↑Marriage Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 2011335; SR District/Reg Area: Dublin South IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 4 June 2023)
Oliver Gogarty marriage to Martha Duane on 1 Aug 1906 in the Dublin South Superintendent Registrar's district.
Groom: Name: Oliver Gogarty; Age: Full; Condition: Bachelor; Profession: Medical Student; Residence: 5 Rutland Square; Father: Henry J Gogarty; Father's occupation: Doctor. Bride: Name: Martha Duane; Age: Full; Condition: Spinster; Profession: -; Residence: 17 Earlsfort Terrace; Father: Bernard J Duane; Rank: Gentleman.
↑1911 Census:
"1911 Census of Ireland"
The National Archives of Ireland, Residents of a house 15 in Ely Place (Mansion House, Dublin) National Archives of Ireland Image - National Archives of Ireland Record (accessed 4 June 2023)
Oliver St John Gogarty (32), married, M D F R C S, head of household in Ely Place, Mansion House, Dublin, Ireland. Born in Dublin, Ireland.
↑Employment:
"Medical Register 1913" FindMyPast Image - FindMyPast Transcription (accessed 4 June 2023)
First name(s): Oliver St John; Last name: Gogarty; Year: 1913; Listing type: Listing.
↑Military:
"U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942" Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry uk Record 1002 #25344322 (accessed 4 June 2023)
Name: Oliver St. John Gogarty; Race: White; Registration Age: 63; Birth Date: 17 Aug 1878; Residence Place: Manhassal, Nassau, New York, USA; Registration Date: 2 May 1947; Registration Place: Nassau, New York; Military Draft Date: 1942; Occupation: Medical Doctor; Height: 5'8 1/2"; Eye Color: Blue; Hair Color: Brown; Weight: 175; Complexion: Light; Next of Kin: Mrs Roden Ryan.
↑Naturalization:
"New York, U.S., Index to Petitions for Naturalization filed in New York City, 1792-1989"
Soundex Index to Petitions for Naturalization filed in Federal, State, and Local Courts located in New York City, 1792-1989. New York, NY, USA: The National Archives at New York City Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry uk Record 7733 #2595098 (accessed 4 June 2023)
Name: Oliver St John Gogarty; Birth Date: 17 Aug 1878; Age: 69; Naturalization Date: 15 Jul 1948; Residence: New York, New York; Title and Location of Court: New York Southern District.
↑Probate:
"England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1858-2019" FindMyPast Image - FindMyPast Transcription (accessed 4 June 2023)
Oliver John Gogarty probate on 5 Aug 1958 in London. Died 22 Sep 1957.
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Oliver St. John Gogarty was a practicing surgeon and throat specialist, which is how he paid the bills, but he much preferred writing poetry, plays, and semi-autobiographical novels, like As I Was Going Down Sackville Street (1937), Tumbling in the Hay (1939), and It Isn't This Time of Year at All (1954). He was a contemporary and sometime friend of James Joyce and was the inspiration for the character Buck Mulligan in Ulysses, much to his annoyance. Their friendship had waned by that time, and he didn't take Joyce seriously as a writer, so he found his lifetime association with the character and the novel irksome. His friendship with W.B. Yeats was more productive and beneficial to him; Yeats produced three of Gogarty's plays at the Abbey Theatre, and the two maintained a close professional relationship and friendship for many years.
Oliver St. John Gogarty was a practicing surgeon and throat specialist, which is how he paid the bills, but he much preferred writing poetry, plays, and semi-autobiographical novels, like As I Was Going Down Sackville Street (1937), Tumbling in the Hay (1939), and It Isn't This Time of Year at All (1954). He was a contemporary and sometime friend of James Joyce and was the inspiration for the character Buck Mulligan in Ulysses, much to his annoyance. Their friendship had waned by that time, and he didn't take Joyce seriously as a writer, so he found his lifetime association with the character and the novel irksome. His friendship with W.B. Yeats was more productive and beneficial to him; Yeats produced three of Gogarty's plays at the Abbey Theatre, and the two maintained a close professional relationship and friendship for many years.