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Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 Age as per General Register Record Schull Name District, Person having Clonakilty (Old Last Place of Situation of management Religion Catholic Person's Date of Death Occupation Residence Grave Plot of Internment unless indicated Hospital) 17th March William Hodnett 1934 Labourer Shountillig Centre John Sullivan 75 Clonakilty 14th Charles Agnes Cotter January1935 Housewife Durrus Centre McCarthy 34, Bantry 4th August Margaret Ellis 1935 Housewife Mouladinna East Side Daniel Hayes 87 19th September Hanah Cronin 1935 Housewife Dunbeacon North Side Jerry O'Sullivan Johanna 66 2nd October Denis Maguire 1935 Infant Direenlomane East Side Con Mahony 6th December 86, registered Mary O'Mahoney 1935 Housewife Dreenlomane Centre William Mahony 1936 1st January Denis Moynihan 1936 Farmer Lackeran? East Side Morris Cleary 94 1st April 1936 Mary Kennedy Housewife Libeen East Side Con Daly 91 30th April 1936 Timothy Minihane Farmer Libeen West Side Con Cleary 23rd October James Gorman 1936 Famer Maulidinna East Side Tim Daly 24th November Michael Hegarty 1936 Farmer Cashelfaneen North Side Con Mahony 10th December Daniel Nugent 1936 Labourer Libeen East Side Tim Driscoll 19th December Nora Sullivan 1936 Housewife Caheraleckena East Side Tim Daly 21st February Jeremaih William 1937 O'Donovan Labourer Dreenlomane South Side Mahoney 28th March Morris Cassidy 1937 Labourer Dunbeacon North Side Denis Sulivan Denis T. Timothy Sullivan 7th April 1937 Labourer Caheraleckna East Side Sullivan 1 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 29th May 1937 Margaret Lucey Labourer Moulidinna North Side John Daly William Timothy Harnedy 2nd July 1937 Farmer Drishane East Side Minihane 77 23rd October Margaret Galleher Denis T. 1938 (Gallagher) Housewife Gloun East Side Sullivan 18th March Con Cronin 1938 Farmer Derryfunchion North Side Tim T. Driscoll 66 Mre? Hannah Tobin (Maurice?) 27th May 1938 Housewife Kilcrohane North Side Cleary 20th September Timothy Moynihan 1938 Labourer Drishane North Side Tim Moynihan 14th October Hanah Hegarty 1938 Labourer Cashelfane North Side Jack McGuire 5th December Timothy F. Sullivan 1938 Labourer Caheralackna East Side Jack D. Sullivan 29th June 1939 Bridget Donovan Housewife Dreenlomane South Side Mickey Mehigan 5th June 1939 Timothy O'Mahoney Farner Castle Point South Side Frances Regan 29th July 1939 Bridget Harnedy Housewife Drishane East Side John J. Sullivan 15th September Julia Hurley 1939 Housewife Durrus Centre John Regan 64, in Bantry 1st October Nell Moynihan 1939 Housewife Shountullig East Side Denis Burke 24th October Sarah Ann Hegarty 1939 Labourer Cashelfane North Side Jack McGuire 67 Denis Burke, 70, death Ellen Whellen 18th December Coomkeen probably registered in (Wholihan) 1939 Housewife (Durrus) North Side Coomkeen Bantry 11th January Julia Scully 1940 Labourer Dunbeacon South Side Con Daly 66 25th Janaury Catherine Meegan 1940 (Mehegan) Housewife Drishane North Side Tim Driscoll 76 24th December Jeremiah Nale 81, registered in 1940 (O'Neill) Farmer Cashelfane East Side J.J. Moynihan 1941 12th January Mary Moyhighan J. J. Moynighan 1941 (Moynihan) Housewife Shuntullig North Side (Moynihan) 84, Moynihane 10th April 1941 John Sullivan Farmer Shountullig East Side Pat E. Nugent 56 2 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 29th October Con Hellne Michael Donovan 1941 Labourer Dreenlomane South Side (Helen) 19 28th November Michael Andrew Donogue 1941 Farmer Direenane North Side Mehigan 22nd December 60, Annie Ann Driscoll 1941 Housewife Kilthomane East Side Michael Neil registered 1942 Michael Tim O'Brien 1st July 1942 Labourer Libeen East Side Minihane 18th December Ann Sweeney Con. J. Ann 1942 (Annie McSweeney) Housewife Shontullig South Side Moynihan McSweeney, 62 17th January Gallans Bridget Sullivan 1943 Housewife (Coolculaghta?) North Side Jack Minihane 77, in Bantry 8th February Bridget Shanahan 1943 Labourer Ardura South Side Pat. D. Nugent 83 17th May 1943 Patrica Nugent Labourer Libeen South Side Con Daly She may be the Mrs Scoffield recalled by the Kate Scoffield late Joe O'Driscoll, (Schofield) Dunbeacon and Dublin as an Irish speaker in his Kate Schofield, 5th June 1943 Housewife Dunbeacon East Side Denis Burke youth. 82 10th November Maurice Cleary 1943 Labourer Dunbeacon North Side D. F. McCarthy 65 John Joe 20th January Denis F. Sullivan Moynaghan 1944 Farmer Coharaleckna East Side (Moynihan) 58 2nd February Con Cassidy 1944 Famer Dunbeacon North Side Jack Sullivan 16th February Ellen Johnson 1944 Housewife Drishane North Side Dennis Burke 66 19th March Kate Daly 1944 Housewife Libeen? South Side Patrick Nugent 54 68, in Patrick Moynihan 30th May 1944 Farmer Shountullig East Side Denis Burke Skibbereen 25th June 1944 Frank Hodnett labourer Drishane Centre Pat Johnson 29, in Cork 20th July 1944 John D. Driscoll Labourer Kilthomane East Side Michael Neil 67 15th August Julia D. Driscoll 1944 Labourer Drishane West Side Con Mahoney 3 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 John Joe Ann Moynighan 20th October Moynighan (Moynihan) 1944 Labourer Rathnavane East Side (Moynihan) 50, Skibbereen 12th December George Moss 1944 Labourer Curavionce North Side Tim Cronin 63, in 1945 22nd October John Gallagher 1945 Farmer Mouladinna East Sie Paddy Kissane 70 Dan F. Possibly 50, in Dennis Hayes 2nd March 1946 Farmer Libeen North Side McCarthy Bantry 8th April 1946 William Moynihan Farmer Lackanagh East side Jerry Cleary 10th November Richard McGuire 1946 labourer Deeenlomane East Side Con Mahony 23rd November James McGuire 1946 Labourer Cashelane East Side Mike Menihane 68 26th January John P. Registered no Bridget Shanahan 1947 Infant Ardura Centre Shanahan age 3rd April 1947 Daniel Nugent Farmer Libeen East Side Paddy Brien 71 24th July 1947 John P. Shanahan Farmer Dunbeacon West Side Patrick Nugent 51 15th August Tim Daly 1947 Farmer Caheroleckna East Side Tom Hayes 67 2nd December Annie 1947 Driscoll/O'Driscoll Housewife Dunbeacon West Side Pat Nugent 58 83. Possibly Mary Leary O'Leary, 16th June 1948 Housewife Dunbeacon East Side Con Mahony Skibbereen 26th December Jeremiah Murphy 1948 Farmer Durrus Centre John O. Regan Two Mary 2nd January Mary Sullivan Sullivans, 87 1949 Housewife Caheroleckna East Side Michael Sullivan and 93 27th February Joe Hurley 1949 Farmer Durrus Centre John Mahony Mat (Matt) 8th March 1949 Coughlan Labourer Durrus East Side Con Mahoney 73 22nd April 1949 John Hayes Farmer Dunbeacon Centre Dan Hayes 79 A John Cotter, John Cotter 13th July 1949 Labourer Ballydehob Centre Tim Cronin 29, Skibbereen 4 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 18th December 68, registered in Tom Hayes 1949 Farmer Libeen West Side Tim Kennedy 1950 28th December 81, registered in Patrick Hayes 1949 Farmer Dereenlomane East Side Jack McGuire 1950 23rd March Ellen Nugent 1950 Housewife Libeen South Side Patrick O'Brien 73 50, possibly in Paddy Mehigan 10th April 1950 Labourer Waterfall North Side Pat Minihane Cork 26th September Ernie McGuire 1950 Labourer Deeenlomane East Side Dick McCarthy 14th October Con Moynihan 1950 Farmer Rathravane East Side Jerry Cleary 20th October Jeremiah Leary 1950 Farmer Cashelane East Side Mick Driscoll 27th December 91 registered in Dennis O'Neill 1950 Farmer Drishane East Side John Bennet 1951 18th June 1951 Mary Cronin Housewife Cashelane West Side Dennis Levis 30th September Timothy Murphy 1951 Farmer Dunbeacon Centre Patrick Johnson 10th October Patrick Lucy (Lucey) 1951 Farmer Mouladinna North Side Dan Hayes 3rd May 1952 Richard Hodnett Farmer Drishane South Side Dennis Burke 75 77, as Maria Myria McCarthy 10th June 1952 Labourer Bantry West Side Jerry Cleary Skibbereen 27 as Kitty, Katherine Minihane 30th July 1952 Housewife Ballydehob South Side Wille Mahoney Cork 7th November Thomas Hayes 1952 Farmer Dunbeacon Centre Jerry Cleary 22nd December Elizabeth McCarthy 1952 Housewife Kealkil Centre Mark Mehigan 76, in Bantry 10th February Hannah Coughlan 1953 Labourer Dunbeacon West Side Pat Nugent 43, Johannah 24th December 74, registered in Mike Shanahan 1953 Farmer Knockeens West Side Timmie Sullivan 1954 28th February James O'Driscoll 1954 Farmer Dunbeacon West Side John Sullivan 77, as Driscoll 1st March 1954 Ellen Daly Housewife Caherolackna East Side Paddy Brien 71 5 Dunbeacon Burials from 1934 to 1980 - Sheet1 26th July 1954 Elizabeth McCarthy Labourer Bantry West Side Jerry Cleary 79, in Bantry Two Tomas 11th Agust Thomas Barry Barrys 70 and 1954 Farmer Derryfunchion South Side Paddy Johnson 90 2nd September Michael Minihane 1954 Farmer Cashelane Eaast Side Paddy Johnson 76 8th November Deedie Eugene Sweeney 1954 Farmer Gloun South Side McCarthy 30th November 63 as Patrick Moynihan 1954 Farmer Caheroleckne East Side Jerry Cleary Moynihane 12th December Ellen Moynihan 1954 Housewife Lackeragh East Side Jerry Cleary 18th January 74 in Timothy Sweeney 1955 Farmer Libeen North Side Tom Hayes Clonakilty? 8th February Annie Neill 1955 Housewife Cashelane East Side John Bennett 8th February Mary Ann Kissane 1955 Labourer Dunbeacon East Side Dan Hayes 78 7th May 1955 Con Cleary Farmer Caheraleckna Centre Dan Hayes 77 4th September 54 as Mary in Maria Johnson 1955 Labourer Drishane North Side Jerry Cleary Skibbereen 6th January John J. Sullivan 1956 Farmer Caheraleckna East Side Paddy Brien 18th January Elizabeth McGuire 1956 Housewife Dereenlomane East Side Mick Driscoll Deedie 69 as John Johnie Hennerty 14th June 1956 Labourer Dunbeacon South Side McCarthy Clonakilty 19th August Con.J. Bridgid K.
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