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Cudmore Family Notes for Limerick by Noel Murphy 1 Cudmore Family Notes for Limerick By Noel Murphy. Rosemary ffolliott’s BDM’s. 1750 – 1820. St Munchin’s CoI. Records. 1764. Mary Cudmore married Corporal Joseph Nicklas of the 56th Regt on the 12/01/1764. Faulkner’s Dublin Journal. Tuesday 7 May 1765. Married at Limerick, Captain John Cudmore to the widow Campbell. Limerick Chronicle, Monday 22 July 1771. Died last Friday at Manister, Mr Pat Cudmore. St. Mary’s Archives. CoI. Edward Cudmore baptised a daughter Catherine at St John’s church on the 09/07/1780. (This is most likely Edward who married Mary Webb). Susanna Cudmore was baptised at St John’s on the 12/08/1781. Limerick Chronicle, Monday 17 November 1783. Married yesterday, Michael Cudmore to Miss Sexton, daughter of the late Mr Joseph Sexton…..Large Fortune. (Joseph Sexton-Pery). Freeman’s Journal, Saturday 24 July 1790. Married, John Crips of Cahirnarry to Miss Cudmore, daughter of John Cudmore of Ballycahane. (Familysearch give Elizabeth Helena Cudmore). Limerick Journal. Thursday 2 June 1791. Died lately in the East Indies, Dr Cudmore formerly of Limerick City. Freeman’s Journal, Tuesday 14 June 1791. Died in the East Indies, John Cudmore, Captain in the East India Company’s Service, Late of Limerick. (Is this the man who married the widow Campbell in 1765?) St. Mary’s Archives. CoI. John and Elizabeth Cudmore baptised a son John at St. John’s on the 30/03/1792 Limerick Chronicle, Wednesday 4 September 1793. Advert: - To be let, The Demesne of Ballymartin, Co. Limerick within 7 miles of the City. Proposals to Mr Paul Cudmore at his lodgings in Mary St. Limerick. Limerick Chronicle, Saturday 12 March 1796. Married last Thursday at Athlacca church, James Bourchier of Kilcullane, Co. Limerick to Miss Cudmore, daughter of Paul Cudmore of Ballymartin, Co. Limerick. Faulkner’s Dublin Journal. Tuesday 15 March 1796. Married at Limerick, John Boucher of Kilcolane to Miss Susanna Cudmore of Ballymartin. (Recte James Bouchier). 2 Ennis Chronicle. Monday 14 March 1796. Limerick 12th: - Died in the West Indies, Captain Cudmore of the 64th Regiment. Limerick Chronicle, Wednesday 11 January 1797. Married last Thursday, Richard Smyth, Junior, of Ballylin, Co. Limerick to Miss Cudmore, daughter of John Cudmore of Ballycahane. The Act of Union.1800 The following Cudmores voted against the Act of Union. Paul Cudmore of Ballymartin Daniel Cudmore of Manister Edward Cudmore of Limerick City. (Most likely the Attorney who married Mary Webb). St. Munchin’s CoI. Records. Judith Cudmore of St Munchin’s Parish married William Cunningham, a soldier of the 46th Regt. on the 16/02/1802. Ennis Chronicle. Monday 2 May 1803. Died in Bride St. Dublin, Aged 70, Mrs Jane Cudmore widow of the late Paul Cudmore formerly of Limerick City. (Therefore born circa 1733. Not Paul of Ballymartin). William Wallace, Architect, of Limerick, married Miss [Elinor] Cudmore daughter of the late Patrick Cudmore of Manister in June 1804. (Elinor died in 1811, their son William Cudmore Wallace died in 1826. Elinor had a brother called Patrick who was named in her Marriage Settlement). Ennis Chronicle, Monday 16 July 1804. Married on Friday, Richard Grace of Waterford, Merchant, to Miss Cudmore, daughter of Paul Cudmore of Mary St. Limerick. (Married in St. Mary’s Cathedral on the 13th July. (This was Miss Mary Anne Cudmore according to Familysearch). Limerick General Advertiser, 28/10/1805. Nick Reddan’s Abstracts. Died at his house in Clare St. aged 70, Paul Cudmore late of Ballymartin, Co. Limerick. (B.c. 1735. This is the Paul who married Susanna ApJohn in 1757). St Munchin’s Burial Records. John Cudmore of the 18th Light Dragoons was buried on the 30/05/1805. Limerick General Advertiser, Friday 18/04/1806. Married on Tuesday 15th at Croagh Church, Mr. John Geran of Rathkeale, Cabinet-maker To Miss Susanna Cudmore daughter of Edward Cudmore, Attorney. Ennis Chronicle, Wednesday 11 February 1807. Married on Thursday morning in St. George’s church, Limerick, Paul Cudmore of Killroe, Co Cork, to Miss Carpenter, daughter of the late Alderman Joseph Carpenter of Limerick. Limerick General Advertiser, Tues 25/08/1807. Died on Thursday 20th at his seat, Ballycahane, near Crecora, Co. Limerick, John Cudmore, Esq. 3 Ennis Chronicle. Saturday 23 April 1808. Died last Wednesday in Francis St. Limerick after a lingering illness, Mr Edward Cudmore, Attorney. (Edward married Mary Webb on the 31/08/1779. He was born circa 1761 and married at St. John’s). Ennis Chronicle. Wednesday 25 September 1811. Died in Clare St., Limerick, Mr. D. Cudmore of Ballymartin, Co. Limerick. Clare Journal. Monday 23 September 1811. Died on Saturday morning in Clare St. Limerick, Mr Dan Cudmore. (Daniel must have been around 46 years of age. Was he a son of Paul?). Limerick Evening Post, Wednesday 12 August 1812. Married on Wednesday last at Kilmurry church, Paul Cudmore of Ballyclough to Miss Elizabeth Keating of said place. Limerick Evening Post, Saturday 30 January 1813. Married on Sunday last, Samuel Furnell of Kilcullane, Co. Limerick to Miss Mary Cudmore, daughter of Michael Cudmore of Ballyclough. Limerick Evening Post, Thursday 24 July 1817. Died on Monday at Croagh, Mrs Cudmore, widow of the late John Cudmore of Co. Limerick. (Smythfield House is a three storied, five bayed Georgian house built in 1780 and stands four Klms. West of Adare on the N21 close to Croagh. Home of Richard Smith in 1817. John Cudmore was of Ballycahane. See also above under 11/01/1797). Limerick Chronicle, Saturday 26 July 1817. Died a few days ago at Smythfield in Co. Limerick, Mrs Cudmore, widow of the late John Cudmore of Ballycahane Castle. Limerick Evening Post. Monday 15 December 1817. Died on Friday night at his lodgings in Catherine St. of a Typhus fever, Michael Cudmore of Ballyclough. Kilmeedy Church Records. Paul and Mary Cudmore of Drumcolligher baptised a son Richard on the 03/09/1820. Limerick Chronicle, 04/01/1823. Nick Reddan’s Abstracts. Died on Wednesday last at the house of her son-in-law, Samuel Furnell, Glentworth St., Lucinda, the widow of Michael Cudmore of Ballyclough and daughter of the late Joseph Sexton Pery of Limerick. The Connaught Journal, Monday 22/11/1824. Died at Ballymartin, Co. Limerick, Mrs Cudmore relict of Paul Cudmore. St. Mary’s Archives. CoI. Edmond Cudmore of the 74th Regt. married Ellen Dowling at St John’s on the 22/09/1836. Edmond and Ellen Cudmore baptised a son John at Adare on the 20/06/1838. 4 The Cork Examiner, 7 April 1847. Died in the Isle of Man, Jane, the only daughter of Daniel Cudmore of Manister and niece to the late Col. Hodder of Hodder’s Field. (Hodder’s field in Co. Cork). Limerick City/Local Studies/ Obits. John Cudmore of Ballycahane died on the 20/08/1807 Jane Cudmore nee Russell, of North Strand, wife of Daniel Cudmore died on the 12/10/1833 Daniel Cudmore of Wickham St. died pre 07/02/1844. Jane Cudmore only daughter of Daniel Cudmore of Ballycahane died pre 03/04/1847. Mary Cudmore of Cecil St. widow of Paul Cudmore, aged 84 died pre 17/05/1848. (B.c.1764) St John’s Register has her age as 87 years. Mary Cudmore of Upper Cecil St., widow of Edward Cudmore, Solicitor died on Tuesday --/05/1848, aged 86. (Mary Webb). Mrs Cudmore wife of Paul Cudmore of Ballyclough died pre 06/10/1852. Michael Cudmore of Ballyclough died on the 21/03/1856. Miss Catherine Cudmore of Lower Cecil St aged 84 died on the 13/01/1865 and was buried in the family vault at St. John’s churchyard. St John’s Register has her age as 82 and her address as Shannon St. Paul Cudmore of Ballyclough, near Annacotty died on the 04/05/1868. Milo Cudmore died at Dublin on the 19/07/1900. Son of the late Patrick Cudmore of Manister Lodge, Co. Limerick. Aged 91. Irish Genealogist. Patrick Cudmore of Manister was the father of Daniel Cudmore who married Mary Nihill of Barnalicka, Adare, circa the 21/01/1815 and who left for Australia in 1835. Serious Error in this report above. Daniel Cudmore who married Mary Nihill/Nihell was born in 1811 to Patrick Cudmore and his wife Jane Sarah Cashell. Daniel and Mary married early in 1835, very shortly before they departed for Australia with Mary’s parents, Daniel Nihell and Dymphhna Gardiner. Both Patrick Cudmore and his son were said to be from Toryhill which was in the vicinity of Ballycahane, Ballymartin and Manister, all Cudmore holdings. Freeholders of Limerick 1760 1768 1776. Name Freehold Abode Paul Cudmore Ballymartin Limerick Yes ” Ballymartin Ballycurrane Yes ” Annitt Ballymartin Yes John Cudmore Ballycahane Limerick Yes ” Kildonnell Ballycahane Yes Patrick Cudmore Skehanagh Manisternenagh Yes 5 Limerick City/Local Studies/ Trade Directories. Name Trade Year Address John Cudmore Surgeon 1769 North Strand John Cudmore Solicitor 1769 George’s Quay John Cudmore Woollen Draper 1788 Broad Street James Cudmore Cabinet Maker 1824 Thomondgate Daniel Cudmore Gentry 1824 Upper Glentworth St. P. Cudmore Miller 1838 Ballyclough Mrs Ann Cudmore. Gentry 1846 10 Patrick St. Freemen of Limerick City. 1740 – 1836. Daniel Cudmore, Manisternenagh, Co. Limerick 30/01/1792 John Cudmore, late of Ballycahane. 25/06/1792 1829 Freeholders of Limerick. James Cudmore, Cabinet Maker registered his freehold house in Thomondgate which was held from Lord Gort and was valued at 40 shillings, in 1823. Paul Cudmore registered his house and lands in Ballyclogh, valued at £50 in 1812 and again in 1827. Calendar of Wills and Administrations. 1858 – 1922. Catherine Cudmore, Spinster. (Aged 84). Died 13/01/1865 Cecil St.
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