Isabella Eccles (Crowe) Mosgrove (abt. 1804 - 1864)

Born about 29 Feb 1804 in Clones, County Monaghan, Ireland

Ancestors

Wife of John Mosgrove Esq RN — married 1 Jun 1830 in St. Mary's Drumcrin, county of Monaghan, Ireland

Died 22 Apr 1864 at about age 60 in Fintona, County Tyrone, Ireland

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Biography

Isabella Eccles Crowe was born about 1804, the daughter of Charles Crowe, Esq., J.P. and Isabella Harris.^[1][2][3]

On 1st June 1830, she married John Mosgrove, Esq. of Cherrymount, county Fermanagh.^[4]

Isabella Eccles Mosgrove, née Crowe, died at Fintona, county Tyrone on 22nd April 1864, aged about fifty-eight years.^[5]

Research notes

• Estimated date of birth:—The date of baptism has been used to approximate the date of birth.^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Church of Ireland. Parish of Clones. Church Register. Abstract: “Baptismal / marriage records from Parish of Clones etc. … 9/02/1806 Isabella Eccles of Chas Crowe & Isabella Harris.” Abstract by Peter McWilliam; hosted online by Peter McWilliam, at treasureyourexceptions.com/church.html, “Church Records,” Treasure Your Exceptions (accessed 2019-07-19).
2. ↑ Registry of Deeds, Ireland (Dublin). Memorial no. 1855-24-89 (dated 4th October 1852). Abstract: “Charles Crowe & others, 1855-24-89; Charles Crowe of Farm hill, co. Fermanagh, Esq., of the first part; the Rev. Charles Crowe of Drumuskey, co. Fermanagh, Clerk, only son of the said Charles by his late wife, Isabella Crowe otherwise Harris, deceased, of the second part; and John Mosgrove of Cherrymount, co. Fermanagh, Esq., and Isabella Eccles Mosgrove otherwise Crowe his wife, of the third part; Eliza Crowe of Farm hill, spinster, of the fourth part, dated 4th October 1852; citing the marriage settlement made between Charles Crowe the elder, of the first part, Frances Anne Harris, widow of the second part, and Edward Richardson and John Bradshaw of the third part, being the settlement made on the occasion of the marriage between Charles Crowe the elder and Isabella Crowe otherwise Harris, his late wife); citing that the issue of that marriage (with Isabella) was the Rev. Charles Crowe, Isabella Mosgrove, and Eliza Crowe.” Microfilm copy held by the Family History Library (Salt Lake City, Utah), FHL film no. 555207; digital image online at www.familysearch.org (accessed and abstract by Alison Kilpatrick, 2019-07-10).
3. ↑ Northern Standard, 26 July 1862 (pg. 3). “In Chancery.” Reciting a bill, petition, and notice lodged on behalf of the Crowe family, with orders made thereon. Citing the late Charles Crowe, Esq., of Bundoran, county Donegal; Margaret Crowe, the widow and executrix; the Rev. Charles Crowe of Loughoona, county Monaghan; Isabella Mosgrove, otherwise Crowe, and John Mosgrove, Esq., of Fintona, county Tyrone; and Eliza Crowe of Bundoran, spinster. Digital image online at the British Newspaper Archive, www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk (accessed by subscription, and transcribed by Alison Kilpatrick, 2019-07-10).
4. ↑ Newry Telegraph (Newry, county Down), 11 June 1830 (pg. 4). Marriage notice: “On the 1st instant, in St. Mary’s Church, Drumcrin [county Monaghan], John Mosgrove, Esq., Surgeon in the Royal Navy, to Isabella, eldest daughter of Charles Crowe, Esq., of Fairy-Hill [sic], County Fermanagh.” Digital image courtesy of The British Library Board; online at findmypast.co.uk (accessed by subscription, and transcrbed by Alison Kilpatrick, 2019-07-17).
5. ↑ Belfast News-Letter, 25 April 1864 (pg. 3). Death notice: “On the 22nd April, at Fintona, county Tyrone, after a severe illness, Isabella Eccles, wife of John Mosgrove, Esq., Surgeon, R.N., aged 57 years.” Digital image online at ancestry.ca (accessed by Alison Kilpatrick by subscription, 2019-07-17).

Links

• Arborealis: Family outline of Charles Crowe, Esq., of Farm hill, county Fermanagh, and Isabella Harris of Clonkeen, parish of Clones, county Monaghan; and Isabella Eccles Crowe and John Mosgrove, Esq.

Acknowledgements

• ... with thanks to Peter McWilliam of Treasure Your Exceptions, for his transcripts from the Church of Ireland registers for the parish of Clones, county Monaghan