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Obituaries of the Irish Diaspora Genealogical Society of Ireland Obituaries of the Irish Diaspora The Genealogical Society of Ireland obtained, some years ago, a collection of obituaries of Irish people who had died mainly in Canada June 2016 with some in the USA and New Zealand. The collection consisted mainly of newspaper cuttings and also a few transcriptions of obituaries and gravestones. The cuttings, in most cases, did not include the name of the newspaper or date of publication. This is an index of the obituary newspaper cuttings with links to the images. Maiden Env Image Surname Personal Name Surname Place Date Age Birthplace No No View Image Harris Thomas John N/A Fort Macleod Alberta Canada 22/07/1992 94 N/R 1 1 Click here Mac Donald Hanorah Sheehan Halifax Infirmary Canada 25/01/1993 N/R Ireland 1 2 Click here Hirst Enes May N/R Victoria B.C 22/08/1991 N/R Ireland 1 3 Click here Drennan Thomas A N/A Lunenberg Canada 02/07/1992 N/R Belfast 1 4 Click here Garrett Robert N/A University Hospital Shaughnessy Site 29/07/1990 N/R N/R 1 5 Click here Collins Pat N/A Stuart FLA 00/00/1989 40 Ireland 1 6 Click here O Hara John N/A Alberta Canada 19/06/1993 87 Ballymena N. Ireland 1 7 Click here Kerr William Henry N/A Sydney Canada 18/09/1992 N/R Belfast N. Ireland 1 9 Click here Currie William James N/R Claresholm Canada 24/06/1992 87 Co Antrim 1 10 Click here Hall Samuel Wilson N/A King's County Berwick Canada 28/08/1992 N/R Culleybecky Ireland 1 11 Click here Canavan Patrick John N/A Northwestern Hosp. Toronto N/R 87 Carrickmore Tyrone 1 12 Click here Clements Raechel Reavy Comdy B.C 07/04/1992 86 Larne Antrim 1 13 Click here McIlwaine William James N/A UBC Extended Care Hospital B.C 22/07/1990 91 Belfast Ireland 1 14 Click here Dundon Bill N/A Vancouver 01/08/1986 N/R Co Limerick 1 15 Click here Twamley Walter John N/A Saanich Peninsula Hosp Saskatoon 13/07/1990 86 Belfast N.Ireland 1 16 Click here Williams Mara Fleming Victoria B.C 25/07/1991 83 Belfast Ireland 1 17 Click here Calhoun Isabella N/R St Paul's Hosp. B.C 21/05/1992 82 N/R 1 18 Click here Bailey Stanley M N/A N/R 00/07/1990 68 N/R 1 19 Click here Ranson Mary Jane (Mollie) Young 81 Breton Bay N. Home Sydney 17/11/1992 N/R Ireland 1 20 Click here Coates Mary Jane Fleming Amherst Cumberland Co Canada 29/07/1992 N/R Slieveroe Monaghan 1 21 Click here Paterson Hilda Marion Long Dartmouth Hospital Canada 09/01/1993 1200 Adare Ireland 1 22 Click here Evins Agnes Catherine N/R Lethbridge Alberta Canada 17/08/1992 71 Lisburn N.Ireland 1 23 Click here Murtagh Julia N/R B.C.Canada 06/09/1991 98 Co Longford Ireland 1 24 Click here McIlwaine Sarah Sophia N/R UBC Extended Care Hospital B.C 22/06/1990 89 Ireland 1 25 Click here O Leary Kathleen M Johnson Hillside Care Unit Victoria Canada 20/05/1992 97 Ireland 1 26 Click here Shanahan Donald J M/A Willowbrook Rd Mimico Etobicor Canada 08/05/1990 59 Durrus Co Cork 1 27 Click here McBride Mary Anne Scott N/A Deer Lodge Centre Canada 29/01/1992 84 Letterkenny Co. Donegal 2 28 Click here Scott Mary Mawhinney Health Sciences Center Winnipeg 04/08/1992 88 Nr Randalstown N. Ireland 2 29 Click here Roe Edward John N/A Selkirk General Hosp. Winnipeg 10/04/1992 69 Dunleer Ireland 2 30 Click here Prendiville Josephine Mary N/R Princess Elizabeth Hosp Winnipeg 04/03/1992 N/R Ireland 2 31 Click here McConnell Sarah Ellen McNally Grace Hospital Winnipeg 05/02/1992 79 Ballyclare N. Ireland 2 32 Click here McBride Janet I. Rutherford St. Boniface General Hospital 17/05/1992 71 Belfast N.Ireland 2 33 Click here Kelly A S Ross N/A Bethania Care Home Canada 13/02/1992 81 Strabane Co Tyrone 2 34 Click here Jordan Trevor N/A Convalescent Home Winnipeg 28/02/1992 90 Belfast Ireland 2 35 Click here Irwin Esther Jane N/R Bethania N H Winnipeg 07/08/1992 87 Belfast Ireland 2 36 Click here Huff Kathleen N/R Winnipeg Canada 30/06/1992 88 Co Cork Ireland 2 37 Click here Steuart Annie C. (Nora) Taggart Westpark Manor Care Home Winnipeg 04/07/1992 96 Belfast Ireland 2 38 Click here Strong Edith Irene Spratt Winnipeg 30/05/1992 N/R N.Ireland 2 39 Click here Wake Sheila N/R Dryden General Hospital Canada 14/06/1992 N/R Ireland 2 40 Click here Taylor Patrick Thomas N/A Hunter Memorial Hosp Teulon 02/06/1992 76 Belfast Ireland 2 41 Click here Gamble William Thomas N/A Fort Garry Winnipeg 09/08/1992 85 Ireland 2 42 Click here Fisher Mae Margretta Mark Winnipeg Canada 08/09/1992 N/R Belfast 2 43 Click here Donaghy John N/A Morris Gen Hosp Canada 20/03/1992 88 Ballymena Antrim 2 44 Click here Black Thomas Alexander N/A Brandon Canada 26/07/1992 82 Limerick 2 45 Click here Fair George (Pat) N/A Winnipeg Canada 25/07/1992 80 Ireland 2 46 Click here Dorrian Andrew N/A Deer Lodge Winnipeg 31/01/1992 69 Belfast 2 47 Click here Hamilton Jensen Martha McTurk Central Park Lodge Canada 27/02/1992 89 Ballymena Co Antrim 2 48 Click here Barrett-Hamilton Gerald C N/A Winnipeg Canada 05/05/1992 N/R Ireland 2 49 Click here Donaghy Joseph N/A Winnipeg Canada 09/05/1992 80 Ballymena Antrim 2 50 Click here Weatherhead Edward A N/A St Boniface Hosp. Winnipeg Canada 21/07/1992 60 Belfast N. Ireland 2 51 Click here Kiernan Sister Ellen Frances N/A Mount St Vincents Halifax 30/12/1991 71 Co Leitrim Ireland 3 52 Click here Lombard Mary E Mannion Kentville N.S. Canada 17/03/1929 N/R Dunmore Co. Galway 3 53 Click here Allan Robert James N/A Sidney B.C. 25/02/1992 N/R Belfast 3 54 Click here Roach Mary Carmel Gallaghar Etobicoke Gen. Hosp Toronto 20/04/1992 N/R Rathnugent Co Westmeath 3 55 Click here Hughes Henry N/A Sequoia Hospital Redwood City 29/12/1990 91 Ireland 4 56 Click here Conroy Christopher N/A San Mateo California 10/12/1990 84 Ireland 4 57 Click here Sheehan Mary N/R Peninsula Hosp. Burlingcamp San Mateo 08/12/1990 81 Co Cavan Ireland 4 57 Click here O Hara Joseph P N/A Kaiser Foundation Hosp Santa Clara CA 17/12/1990 64 Belfast Ireland 4 58 Click here Woodworth Emily N/R Belmont Rest Home California 11/11/1990 101 Dublin Ireland 4 59 Click here Kielty Margaret N/R Menlo Pk Hosp San Carlos 26/12/1990 82 Ireland 4 60 Click here Sweeney Margaret N/R San Mateo California 11/07/1992 80 Roundstone Co Galway 4 61 Click here Ross Louise N/R Imperial Union Hosp. Sask Canada 14/08/1987 81 Scotland 5 62 Click here Mackinnon Eliza Currie N/R Battleford Hosp Saskatchewan 16/07/1987 81 East Kilbride Scotland 5 63 Click here Elliott William N/A Saskatoon Saskatchewan 28/07/1987 84 Scotland 5 64 Click here Raidal Lehte Jogise Saskatoon Canada 23/07/1987 62 Estonia 5 65 Click here Reid Agnes Nan N/R Regina Canada 00/02/1987 67 Glasgow Scotland 5 66 Click here Forsyth Annie Evelyn N/R Kinistino Sask 28/07/1989 90 Scotland 5 67 Click here Douglas John (Jack) N/A Melford Saskatchewan 09/06/1905 87 N. Ireland 5 68 Click here Smith Alexander John (A.J.) N/A University Hospital Saskatoon Canada 12/07/1987 N/R Isle of Lewis Scotland 5 69 Click here Thomson David N/A Saskatoon Canada 8/1/1987 79 Scotland 5 70 Click here Drury Margaret N/R Royal Jubilee Hosp Victoria 20/06/1986 86 Burma 6 71 Click here Banfield Lawrence Sidney N/A Lantzville Canada 09/03/1986 65 N/R 6 72 Click here Farmer Edward Dan N/A Victoria B.C 12/05/1986 N/R Bangalore India 6 73 Click here Smyth Joan N/R Temiskaming Hosp New Liskeard Canada 24/05/1990 65 Dublin Ireland 7 74 Click here McMaster George W N/A Kirkland District Hospital Ontario 20/06/1990 83 Belfast Ireland 7 75 Click here Horner James N/A Shawville Hosp Quebec Canada 08/10/1988 75 Co Antrim 7 76 Click here Steve Minnie Frances N/R Memorial Pavilion Victoria B.C 12/07/1990 93 Co Mayo Ireland 7 77 Click here Allen Agnes (Daisy) N/R Tomstown Canada 18/10/1988 77 Armagh 7 78 Click here Labelle Sarah J N/R Temiskaming Hosp Cobalt Ontario 02/05/1990 89 Belfast N. Ireland 7 79 Click here Harrison Thomas John N/A Willowdale Canada 08/11/1989 87 Tullywinney N. Ireland 7 80 Click here Brooks Lottie N/R Kirkland Lake Canada 14/03/1989 83 Belfast Ireland 7 81 Click here Clancy Margaret Fenton Grace Hosp Winnipeg 08/07/1991 80 Randalstown Antrim 8 82 Click here Wallace Rachel N/R Meadowwood Manor N.Home Winnipeg 28/06/1991 90 Ballymena N.
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