-Unknown- Hannan (abt. 1834 - bef. 1891)

Ancestors

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Biography

Died BEF 14 JUL 1891. ^[1]

Note: #N1963.

Notes

Note N1924 https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecordscivil-perform-search.jsp?namefm=Thomas&namel=M*l*n*y&ddBfrom=&mmBfrom=&yyBfrom=&ddBto=&mmBto=&yyBto=&locationB=&keywordb=&ddMfrom=&mmMfrom=&yyMfrom=&ddMto=&mmMto=&yyMto=&locationM=&keywordm=&type=D&yyDfrom=1891&yyDto=1891&locationD=Limerick&keywordd=68&submit=Search

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 N1963 Tom Maloney was married to one of Thomas Hannan's mother's sisters. There was a Michael Moloney baptised 23 Apr 1855 in St. Michael's parish in Limerick, his parent's were Thomas Moloney and Johanna Hannan, who married in Fedamore 6th Feb 1852. This fits with Tom living in Cornwallis Street and marrying a Hannan from Newtown, however I have not seen other evidence connecting that family to the Hannans or Maloneys in this tree. Thomas Hannan said that he first met "Aunt Maloney" when he came from Dublin to stay in Limerick for three months. That would have been in the 1880s. Tom was a widower when he died in 1891, which puts Aunt Maloney's death sometime in the 1880s or the very early 1890s.

Sources

1. ↑ 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: https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp 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: 31 JUL 2020 Time: 14:27:42 Aunt 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"