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Obituaries, Death Notices, Etc. - L Obituaries, death notices, etc. - L Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes La Nauze Richard 13/05/1871 Omagh for more than 20 years County Surveyor of Limerick Lacey Stephen 16/03/1805 The Canal, Limerick drowned Lacey Thomas 18/09/1861 Abbey late of Dromcolloher Lacey Thomas 04/12/1902 'Lacey's Cross', Newcastle West husband of Johanna Lacey; inquest report Lacy Alicia 16/11/1836 Clare Street widow of Edy Lacy, sister of the late John Connell of this city, brewer Lacy Edy 08/12/1824 Clare Street Lacy Hugh 04/05/1839 Mary Street builder Lacy J.P. 28/06/1906 Edgbaston report, Limerick native (death notice 30/6/1906) Lacy male (Mr.) 02/06/1832 Arthur's Quay cholera Lacy Rose 11/03/1854 Mungret Street wife of Stephen Lacy Laffan Alice 15/01/1925 Killonan mother of Bartholomew Laffan, Chairman of Limerick County Council; death notice (obituary, 15/01/1925) Laffan Anne 04/05/1869 Killonan Cottage wife of Bartholomew Laffan Laffan Christina 31/03/1938 Bedford Row death notice, Matron at Bedford Row Hospital, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery (funeral report 02/04/1938) Laffan female (Mrs.) 07/03/1857 Caherconlish Laffan female (Mrs.) 24/10/1857 Herbertstown, Co. Limerick Laffan female (Mrs.) 04/08/1864 Ion, Co. Limerick inquest Laffan James 25/03/1862 Herbertstown land surveyor Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Laffan Johanna 11/03/1857 Eyon House, Co. Limerick wife of Richard Laffan Laffan Mary 15/05/1900 Cloverfield widow of Richard Laffan; death notice Laffan Michael 19/12/1918 Eyon local politician; obituary Laffan Patrick 24/03/1827 Hanged Laffan Patrick 10/07/1923 Naughton's Lane drowning; inquest report Laffan Robert Michael, Sir 13/05/1882 Governer & Commander in Chief, the Bermudas Laffan Robert Michael, Sir 13/05/1882 Governer & Commander in Chief, the Bermudas Laffan William 07/11/1874 ? House, Co. Limerick aged 42; death notice Lahiff Catherine 27/11/1807 John Street shopkeeper, death notice Lahiff James 22/06/1853 Shannon Street master sail maker Lahiff James 14/05/1938 New Road, Thomondgate death notice, ill for some time Lahiff Thomas 14/08/1919 Thomondgate accidental drowning; short report Lahiff William J., Rev. 10/09/1868 Trinidad son of Michael Lahiff, Francis Street, Limerick Lahiffe Margaret 29/06/1850 Francis Street hairdresser, wife of Michael Lahiffe Lahir James 20/04/1839 report, aged 2, died by falling through the staircase at Arthur's Quay, Michael Hogan swore at the inquest that he saw William Hayes push him, aided by Jeremiah Donovan Laing John 09/02/1848 Henry Street jeweller Laird John 11/06/1903 Rathbane Cottage Laird's pharmaceutical chemists; obituary and death notice (funeral report, 13/6/1903) Laird Marion 10/02/1898 Rathbane Cottage of Seymour family; wife of John Laird of George Street, chemist (death report 10/02/1898) Laird Susanna Elizabeth 14/09/1933 Rathdown Park, Terenure, Dublin dau of late John Laird, chemist, of Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Lally John 27/04/1859 Nicholas Street Lalor male 20/10/1824 Lalor Martin B. 25/06/1931 Limerick 50 years connected with W. Todd & Co. Lalor Mary 29/03/1927 Laurel Hill Avenue wife of Martin B. Lalor; death notice (obituary, 29/03/1927) condolences (additional details taken from Mount St. Lawrence burial register) Lalor Michael 03/10/1914 Rhebogue death notice Lambart Florinda Mary 18/01/1851 Nelson Street dau of Rev. George Lambart of Globe Hill, Ardee Lambe Augusta 04/05/1839 Baker Street Upper aged 76, widow of Captain John Lambe, formerly of the Hon. E. I. Company's Service Lambe Johann 07/09/1833 Scots Lane (off Broad Street) Lambert Francis 29/10/1845 Mary Street grocer Lambert John 06/02/1847 Sir Harry's Mall son of John Lambert Lambert Martha 10/05/1851 Sir Harry's Mall dau of Patrick Lambert, Serj of City Limerick Militia Lambert Rev. 31/01/1903 Mount St. Alphonsus Redemptorist priest; obituary Lambert Samuel 28/06/1854 Hounslow, nr London of "Lambert and Burry", late "Walker and Lambert", original founders of lace factories in Limerick city Lambert Samuel Jun. 06/06/1846 William Street Upper, Mulgrave died of typhus fever, died at sea (death notice 10/06/1846) House Lambly female (Mrs.) 03/02/1819 Mitchelstown, Co. Cork Land Frank 12/11/1914 65 Henry Street opera singer; obituary Lande William J. 30/04/1853 aged 23, d. at res of his mother, Bowlinggreen Street, Cork, late of Limerick Landeny Jane 30/05/1846 Shannon Street aged 89, widow of Lewis Landeny Landeny William 17/05/1851 Catherine Street Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Landers David Patrick 14/10/1882 Newenham Street son of David Landers, death notice Landers Eliza 15/12/1838 Patrick Street Landers Elizabeth 19/12/1849 Patrick Street late of Mary Street, boot and shoe maker Landers female (Mrs.) 31/01/1905 Newtown-Ellard, Co. Limerick aged 76 years, widow of the late John Landers Landers John 05/08/1818 Gallows Green, Limerick executed for burglary and felony in the house of Thomas Barry Landers Kate 19/07/1856 William Street infant dau of David Landers Landers William 30/05/1832 Mary Street Landers William 19/07/1934 Pallasgreen news report, Chairman of Vintners Assistants' Union, buried at Glasnevin Cemetery Lane Christopher 14/03/1846 Prospect Row formerly of the Limerick militia, former Deputy Weigh Master of Limerick Lane Ellen 01/02/1840 Clover Hill aged 60, died at the residence of her nephew Daniel Buckley, widow of Edmond Lane of Rathkeale (death notice 05/02/1840) Lane Emily 26/06/1852 Wexford aged 75, wife of Thomas Lane, M.D., late of Limerick city Lane female (Mrs.) 02/01/1807 Lilliput, Co. Limerick widow of late John Hamilton Lane of Lane's Park, Co. Tipperary, sisterter to Vere Hunt, Bart., death notice Lane female (Mrs.) 16/02/1822 Patrick Street Lane female (Mrs.) 10/03/1830 John Street Lane female (Mrs.) 19/10/1839 Coloony Street Lane female (Mrs.) 18/03/1840 Sir Harry'a Mall widow of the late Dr. Lane Lane female (Mrs.) 22/10/1842 Kilmurry Lane female (Mrs.) 16/03/1853 Castle Connell widow of William Lane, Lane Francis 03/04/1858 Cork widow of late Richard Lane of Ballyscanlan, Co. Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Lane George J. 13/08/1859 Sydney, Australia aged 20, son of John Lane, late inspector of the butter market, Limerick City Lane J. 20/03/1830 Broad Street Lane James 10/02/1830 Lane Jane 04/11/1899 Colorado, USA daughter of late G. P. Harris, Adamstown, Knocklong; death notice Lane Joanna 24/05/1941 Quinpool, Parteen acknowledgement, relict of Patrick Lane, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery (funeral report 24/05/1941) Lane John 15/01/1848 Westland Street son of George Lane Lane John 18/02/1919 Parteen influenza; obituary and funeral rpeort Lane John 01/01/1921 Ballingarry funeral report Lane John 19/05/1928 Dromtrasna-Collins asthma; inquest report Lane Joseph 05/08/1939 Quinnpool news report, staff of Irish National Assurance Company Lane Josephine 04/05/1940 Rivers, Lisnagry, Co. Limerick funeral report, buried at family burial ground (sympathy note 04/05/1940 Lane Lady 10/03/1827 Waterford Lane Martha 01/08/1832 Colloony Street Lane Mary 15/01/1848 Westland Street daughter of George Lane Lane Mary 22/11/1873 12 Broad Street widow of late Timothy Lane Lane Michael 24/11/1914 Firhill, Parteen funeral report, age 68, buried at family ground in Gillogue (death notice, Limerick Leader, 20/11/1914, funeral report, 23/11/1914) Lane Patrick 18/11/1902 High Street Lane Patrick 25/03/1905 Quinpool, Co. Clare father of Thomas Lane, vice-chairman, Limerick Board of Guardians; funeral report Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Lane Patrick 30/07/1927 Quinpool, Limerick farmer; obituary Lane Patrick 27/12/1941 Rivers, Annacotty obituary, farmer, buried at family ground in Gillogue Lane Peter 03/06/1857 Broad Street aged 27, grocer and spirit retailer Lane Rev. J. 05/07/1938 Presbytery, Cratloe funeral report, died of seizure, survived by two brothers, buried in the grounds beside Cratloe Parish Church Lane Thomas 19/09/1914 Rivers, Lisnagry obituary (funeral report, 22/09/1914, 09/18/1914), buried at family ground near Clonlara (Limerick Leader, 21/09/1914, 23/09/1914) Lane Timothy J. 20/02/1850 Lisbon aged 32, barrister at law, son of Mrs. Hayes O'Connor of Limerick City Lane W. T. 30/01/1912 Shanagolden auctioneer and merchant, (inquest report, 1/2/1912) Lane William Groom 19/02/1853 Rathkeale aged 9, son of Edward Lane, Officer of Inland Revenue Lane William Lieut. 23/01/1819 Pallaskerry late of the 79th Regiment Lane Wm. 30/01/1847 Castle Connell (death notice 03/02/1847) Lane-Joynt William 05/01/1895 Merrion Square, Dublin former Mayor (further death notice 05/01/1895) (funeral report, 08/01/1895) Lang Eliza 22/07/1846 William Street wife of Walter Lang, vinter Lang John 30/06/1847 Henry Street aged 7, son of John Lang, jeweller Lang Joseph 31/07/1847 Thomas Street died of scarletina, son of John Lang, jeweller Lang Richard Francis 21/02/1849 Bruff aged 7, son of late John Lang, jeweller of Limerick Langan Anne Teresa 06/06/1846 Kingstown widow of M. Langan of South Anne Street Langan John 21/02/1838 aged 80 Langan John 21/02/1838 aged 80 Langan Patrick 06/11/1845 James Street of the firm P.
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