MOORE families from Murroe 2

To clarify - I meant that the ones who emigrated possibly did so in the 1850s, not that they all emigrated.

Pam

Hey Pam

I had a look at the grave stone  and would say that it is most likely that it is the Edmunds grave however Catherine didn't  died in 1840  she erected it for her husband in 1840 when he died ,  so it may be possible that she may have moved to limerick and ran the hotel. - She also maybe be buried there but his is the only inscription on the grave.

As I mentioned in previous reply Land Records would be  a place to start to try and figure out the families, also on the baptismal record for Edmund and Catherines first child susan there is an address for Ahacore , - Since Edmund died in 1840 , the land would probably have gone to his eldest son or his wife catherine if she was still alive.

Below are two helpful website -

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=nameS…

http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/LIM/AbingtonTithes.htm

I can look further into different members of the moore families if you want , baptisms and marriages etc , just let me know which ones, hope this has helped. Let me know if you have any questions

?ine

People commemorated

First person

Name:

Catherine

Surname:

Moore

Address:

Murroe

Second person

Name:

Edmond

Surname:

Moore

Date of death - day:

25

Date of death - month:

February

Date of death - year:

1840

Relationship with first person:

Husband

Number of people commemorated:

2

Exact wording of inscription:

ERECTED BY
CATHERINE MOORE OF
MURROE IN MEMORY OF ER
HUSBAND EDMOND
MOORE WHO DEPd LIFE
FEB 25TH 1840 AGED 60 YEARS
MAY HE REST IN PEACE AMEN
5 GRAVS TO THE RIGT OF CHRIST
SION

Memorial Type:

Headstone

Graveyard:  Abington

:

Graveyard

• Abington

  Abington

  Murroe

  Abington, Limerick

  Ireland

  

HOPE THIS HELPS

KELLY