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Obituaries, death notices, etc. - H Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Hackett Bridget 03/09/1881 Crosby Row, Windmill Street an "Alleged Homicide Near Frederick Street" (further report, 10/9/1881) Hackett Elizabeth 10/10/1871 10 Ellen Street aged 86, widow of late John Hackett Hackett female (Mrs.) 06/01/1917 The Deanery, Edenmore, Ennis Road wife of Dean Hackett; funeral report (see also 11/01/1917) Hackett Frederick Augustus Patrick 02/09/1846 Rutland Street Upper son of Captain Hackett, Royal Navy Hackett Helen Harriett Cunninghame 16/09/1886 Kilmallock infant dau of Aylmer & Helen Hackett, death notice Hackett Henry 22/07/1837 Fethard Hackett Johanna 01/04/1854 Newcastle report Hackett John 13/02/1856 Ellen Street formerly Poor rate collector of the city and suburban districts of the Limerick Union Hackett John 03/02/1858 Limerick son of late Thomas Hackett Hackett John, jun. 22/05/1850 Mallow aged 22, late Assistertant Master of the Limerick Workhouse Hackett Margaret 04/01/1840 Patrick's Quay, Cork wife of William B. Hackett, dau of Patrick O'Callaghan of Limerick Hackett Michael 18/05/1926 butcher's journeyman; sudden death; news report Hackett R. I. D. 17/02/1925 Cheltenham, England Colonel, R.A.M.C.; brother of the Dean of Limerick; obituary (see also, 19/02/1925) Hackett Samuel J., Rev. 12/10/1915 The Rectory, Askeaton Rector of Askeaton; death notice (obituary, 12/10/1915) (funeral report, 14/10/1915) Hackett T. Aylmer P., Rev. 04/12/1928 COI Dean of Limerick; obituary (funeral report, 06/12/1928) (report on will, 16/05/1929) Hackett Thomas 03/01/1905 King's County father of Rev. Hackett, Rector of Kilmallock Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Haddon Gladys Elsie 15/12/1888 62 William Street death notice, aged 3 years and 8 months Haffey Owen 09/10/1822 Moore Lane [carbon monoxide poisoning] Hagany John 05/04/1848 accidentaly drowned at Corbally Hagerty Thomas 28/08/1807 Moy, Ennis, Co Clare Haighney Margaret 05/05/1910 Cloughdoolerty, Fedamore aged 3; accidental burning Hailes female (Mrs.) 01/03/1856 Norwich widow of John Hailes, grandmother to Mrs. Grantley Shelton and Mrs. Captain Shelton of Rossmore, Co. Limerick Hailes Joseph 05/10/1915 son of late T. Hailes; First World War casualty; obituary Hailes Timothy 05/01/1892 3 Castle Street report. Former staff sergeant of Limerick City Artrillery Militia Haines Catherine 30/01/1861 112 George Street aged 70, wife of Adam Haines Elizabeth Boles 01/02/1866 Charleville aged 19, granddau of late William Stewart [Frazer?] of George Street, Limerick [surname Frazer is best guess, based on trades directories data] Haines Harriet Louisa 20/03/1861 George Street aged 8 months, dau of John Haines Haines Homan 22/03/1862 Charleville son of late Thomas Wise Haines, M.D., Mallow Halahan John 24/03/1852 Manchester former grocer and spirit merchant of Limerick City Haley female (Mrs.) 11/02/1843 Adare Hall Ambrose 18/01/1908 Mignon, North Strand businessman and local politician; obituary (funeral report, 21/01/1908) Hall Ambrose 16/02/1926 Wellington Terrace son of Ambrose Hall, former mayor of Limerick and husband of Meta Hall; death notice (obituary, 16/02/1926) (funeral report, 18/02/1926) Hall Anne Maria 17/02/1870 6 The Crescent widow of late William H. Hall Hall Catherine 13/02/1847 Ballingarry wife of James Hall, Postmaster Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Hall Corporal 12/07/1894 Strand Barracks (inquest report, 12/7/1894) (funeral report 12/7/1894) Hall Eliza 13/08/1874 5 George's Quay wife of Sylvester Hall; death notice Hall Ellen 18/11/1875 Beverly Cottage, Limerick fourth daughter of the late William Henry Hall; death notice Hall Ellen Mary 16/04/1863 2 Catherine Place infant; dau. of John H. Hall Hall female (Mrs.) 29/06/1836 Johnstown, near Dublin at the residence of her son-in-law Captain Edward Whyte, widow of Sober Hall, formerly of this city Hall female (Mrs.) 04/04/1838 Bruff report, wife of Edward Hall, went to bed with a fire in the room and no chimney, died of suffocation, her child and servant were also in the room but they survived when given medical aid Hall female (Mrs.) 23/02/1853 Castle Connell wife of Stephen Hall of the Post Office Hall female (Mrs.) 29/04/1854 Denmark Street wife of Humphry Hall, dau of Michael Mulcahy, baker, Charlotte's Quay Hall female (Mrs.) 18/01/1876 Thomas Street wife of Stephen Hall, victualler; death notice Hall Frances 02/01/1807 Bath, England dau of late Sober Hall of Limerick City, death notice Hall Frederick 04/06/1912 Cappagh Lodge, Kilrush Limerick Fisheries Board inspector; suicide; inquest report Hall Frederick W. 20/04/1872 Victoria Terrace aged 69 Hall George 28/03/1835 Thomondgate Hall George 14/11/1857 Henry Street compositor, late overseer in Printing Office of Limerick Chronicle Hall J. 21/05/1903 Ashbourne House, Dock Road captain with Lower Shannon Steamship Company; obituary Hall James 08/08/1860 Henry Street aged 16, son of Charles Hall Hall James John, Rev. 06/08/1874 Diocesan School, St. Mary's aged 46; death notice Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Hall James P. 28/12/1916 Ballyshannon, Donegal solicitor; practised in Limerick for 20 years; death notice (obituary, 28/12/1916) Hall Jeremiah 15/06/1831 Old Francis Street Hall John 20/06/1835 Clare Street Hall John 11/06/1914 Loughrea died in fire while visiting at Gerald Griffin Street; inquest report and funeral report Hall John C. 29/09/1855 aged 29, compositor, late of Lim. Chronicle Hall John H. W. 06/10/1855 Boreenmana Road, Cork aged 57, brother of Wm. H. Hall of Lim. City Hall Joseph 22/12/1868 12 Thomas Street aged 9, son of Ambrose Hall Hall Joseph 26/02/1874 15 Bowman Street aged 43; death notice Hall Joseph 26/06/1917 Southsea, England Engineer Lieutenant, Royal Naval Reserve; son of Captain John Hall, Ashbourne Road, Limerick; First World War casualty; death notice (obituary, 26/06/1917) (additional details, Commonwealth war Graves Commission) Hall Joseph, Rev. Fr. 27/10/1932 Clapham, London was for some years attached to Mount St. Alphonsus Hall Lizzie 21/10/1869 George's Quay aged 8, dau of Sylvester Hall Hall Lizzie (Sr. Mary of St. William) 10/12/1874 Triconopili Convent of Marie Repartrix dau of late William Henry Hall; death notice Hall Madame Nissen 15/07/1893 Paris death notice, sisterter of Ambrose Hall J.P. Limerick Hall Margaret 11/10/1848 Clare Street wife of Charles Hall Hall Margaret 05/01/1856 Castle Connell widow of late Stephen Hall, postmaster Hall Margaret 01/08/1865 Bowman Street aged 18, dau of Charles Hall Hall Margaret 18/10/1906 1 Ashbourne Road death notice, (funeral report 20/10/1906) (notice of acknowledgement 25/10/1906) Hall Margaret 17/10/1907 1 Ashbourne Road in memoriam Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Hall Maria 21/05/1851 Limerick dau of Jeremiah Hall, d. at res of her brother, Heytesbury Street, Dublin Hall Mary 08/11/1862 3 Dominick Street wife of John Hall Hall Mary 13/10/1881 Lisburn dau. of Rev. James J. Hall, Limerick, death notice Hall Mary 16/02/1882 wife of Ambrose Hall, death notice Hall Mina 10/12/1881 Lisburn dau. of late Rev. James J. Hall, Limerick, death notice Hall Patrick 22/04/1871 15 Bowman Street aged 34 Hall Richard 08/06/1825 House of Industry Hall Rosanna 12/11/1921 Adare centenarian; announcement Hall Stephen 10/12/1853 Castle Connell aged 76, postmaster Hall Sylvester 24/08/1893 death notice, compositor. Hall Townsend Monkton, Major 02/07/1851 Fern Hill, Torquay aged 81, late of 28th Regt., formerly of Erina, nr Limerick Hall Una Muriel 16/07/1898 Crag Ville, Limerick aged 5 months; dau of Ambrose Hall Hall William E. 09/05/1868 London son of late William H. Hall of Limerick City Hall William H. 08/12/1864 Crescent aged 66, native of Cork, late of Office of Mayor of Limerick as Chief Magistrate; Manager of the Union Bank, report (funeral report 10/12/1864) Hall William J. 22/05/1890 Hartstonge Street death notice, son of Ambrose Hall J.P. (further report 22/5/1890) (funeral report 24/5/1890) (letter of Thanks 10/6/1890) Harbour Engineer Hallaran Thomas Tuckey 16/01/1915 Cahirciveen Archdeacon of Ardfert, formerly Canon of St. Mary's, Limerick; obituary Halliday Eliza 02/12/1871 Attyflin Park aged 22, personal attendant of Mrs. Westropp Halliday female (Mrs.) 26/01/1820 Charlotte's Quay (Partly Illegible) Halliday James 30/10/1822 New Road Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Halliday Margaret 28/12/1839 Knockmahon Lodge dau of the late Charles Halliday of Deer Park House, Co. Tipperary Hallinan Catharine Anne 18/03/1848 Glin wife of Patrick Hallinan Hallinan Denis, Rev. 03/07/1923 The Palace, Corbally Catholic bishop of Limerick; obituary and condolences (funeral report, 05/07/1923, see also, 21/07/1923; report on will, 08/04/1924 & anniversary mass, 03/07/1924) Hallinan female (Mrs.) 20/07/1836 Boherbuoy widow of J. Boherbuoy, who died only days previous Hallinan female (Mrs.) 14/07/1906 Ballingarry aged 82 years, funeral report Hallinan James 04/08/1824 Glin [this notice retracted, see 25/08/1824] Hallinan James 16/02/1850 Mungret Street victualler Hallinan James/John (?) 29/06/1836 Castleconnell of Boherbuoy, salt and lime-boiler (death notice 02/07/1836) Hallinan John, Rev.
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    Recorded Monuments Protected under Section 12 of the Notional Monuments (Amendment) Act, 1994 County Clare DdchasThe Heritage Service Departmentof The Environment, Heritage and Local Govemment 1998 RECORD OF MONUMENTSAND PLACES as Established under Section 12 of the National Monuments (Amendment) Act 1994 COUNTY CLARE Issued By National Monumentsand Historic Properties Service 1996 Establishment and Exhibition of Record of Monumentsand Places under Section 12 of the National Monuments (Amendment) Act 1994 Section 12 (1) of the National Monuments(Amendment) Act 1994 states the Commissionersof Public Worksin Ireland "shall establish and maintain a record of monumentsand places where they believe there are monumentsand the record shall be comprised of a list of monuments and such places and a map or maps showing each monument and such place in respect of each county in the State. " Section 12 (2) of the Act provides for the exhibition in each county of the list and maps for that county in a manner prescribed by regulations made by the Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht. The relevant regulations were made under Statutory Instrument No. 341 of 1994, entitled National Monuments(Exhibition of Record of Monuments) Regulations, 1994. This manualcontains the list of monumentsand places recorded under Section 12 (1) of the Act for the Countyof Clare whichis exhibited along with the set of mapsfor the County of Clare showingthe recorded monumentsand places. 0 Protection of Monumentsand Places included in the Record Section 12 (3) of the