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Obituaries, death notices, etc. - C Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Cadan Philip 09/10/1822 Moore Lane [carbon monoxide poisoning] Cadden Mary 22/07/1922 1 New Road Civil War Casualty Caden Michael 01/03/1947 Convent Road, Abbeyfeale, Co. ex-R.I.C., buried St. Mary's Cemetery, Abbeyfeale Limerick Caffeld John, Corporal 04/06/1845 drowning accident at Steam Boat Quay, corporal, 15th Regiment Caffrey Gerard 20/12/1947 2 Alphonsus Villa buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Caffrey Henrietta 23/03/1886 11 Mallow Street Lower dau of Moses & Georgina Caffrey Caffrey Margaret 06/07/1895 Laurel Hill Convent accidental poisoning (second report 09/07/1895) (third report 11/07/1895) (fourth report 16/07/1895) (final report 18/07/1895) Caffrey Moses James (Jim) 25/04/1899 7 Mallow Street Lower son of Moses Caffrey; death notice Caffrey Sarah 05/10/1844 Summer Street dau of the late John Caffrey Caffry Moses 02/07/1927 Kilkee grocer, formerly of O'Connell Street, Limerick; death notice (obituary, 02/07/1927) Cagney Antony 22/08/1936 Limerick (?) news report, native of Limerick, priest at St Simon Stock Church, Kensington, age 58 Cagney Daniel 04/12/1913 Dullas, Croom suicide; inquest report Cagney David 21/05/1870 Glenfield, Kilmallock son of late Joseph Cagney Cagney Hannah 07/04/1903 Glenwilliam, Ballinacurra daughter of Michael Cagney; funeral report Cagney Hanoria 08/09/1941 Grove House, Morenane news report, age 87, widow of William Cagney, buried at family ground in Boherard Cagney male 02/10/1893 Charleville drowning Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Cagney Mary Margaret Sr. 15/09/1906 Hull sister of Daniel Cagney, Ballnaha, Ballingarry Cagney Patrick 24/03/1827 Hanged Cagney Thomas 24/03/1827 Hanged Cagney William 23/03/1822 (executed) Cagney William, Rev. 27/10/1928 Mount St. Alphonsus Redemptorist priest; native of Croom; obituary Cahill Alice (née Houlahan) 10/03/1883 Quebec dau. of Thomas Houlahan, Friarstown, Co. Limerick, death notice Cahill C., Mrs. 23/02/1933 North Strand wife of Patrick Cahill, civil bill officer; buried at Parteen Cahill Catherine 17/06/1848 wife of Charles Staunton Cahill; d. at res of her brother, nr Limerick Cahill David 01/01/1848 Knockulcare Lodge, nr Abbeyfeale Cahill Denis, Rev. 26/01/1814 Mary Street parish priest of Parteen, Co. Clare Cahill Dr. (male) 22/08/1855 Mauritius of East India Company's Bombay Service, d. on way from India, late of Limerick and Clare Cahill E. 15/08/1911 Kollupitiya, Ceylon master tailor; native of Limerick; obituary Cahill E., Rev. 16/07/1941 Rathfarnham, Co. Dublin news report, priest with the Jesuit Order, born in Callow, Askeaton Cahill Edward, Fr. 29/07/1942 originally of Ballinagrane Jesuit priest Cahill female (Mrs.) 14/11/1874 Arthur's Quay aged 86; death notice Cahill female (Mrs.) 13/03/1943 wife of Mr. P. Cahill Cahill Henry 14/05/1853 Irishtown news vendor, report Cahill J. 23/05/1939 Glasnevin funeral report, Limerick priest, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery Cahill J. G., Dr. 12/03/1895 Newcastle West aged 44, father of Wm. J. and J. P. Cahill; funeral report Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Cahill James 24/02/1906 Kilmeedy Co.Limerick brother of the late Dr. J. Cahill Cahill James J. 14/08/1943 Chicago, USA (formerly of Ballinlough, Kilteely, Co. Limerick), engaged in real estate business in Chicago Cahill John 22/04/1862 Palmerstown aged 22, inquest Cahill John 19/05/1866 Ballinlough aged 25, M.D.; d. at res. of his mother Cahill John 18/01/1941 Kildimo obituary, Nationalist, member of Rathkeale board of Guardians and District Council, buried at Mellon (death notice 18/01/1941) (funeral report 25/01/1941) (acknowledgement 25/01/1941) Cahill John 13/03/1946 Ashbourne Villas buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Cahill John 05/03/1947 native of Cappagh, Rathkeale, buried Rathkeale Cemetery Cahill Margaret 17/11/1921 Australia native of Limerick; death notice (obituary, 24/11/1921) Cahill Mary 07/03/1939 Crookstown, Co. Cork funeral report, Mother provencial of the Good Shepard Order, died in Limerick, buried at convent's grounds Cahill Maurice 12/09/1942 Abbeyfeale aged 72 Cahill Michael 07/09/1918 29 Thomas Street & Wickham Street tobacco manufacturer; death notice (obituary, 07/09/1918) (funeral report, 10/09/1918) Cahill Mr. 26/06/1822 Cahill Patrick 26/02/1848 pilot, of the brig 'Shannon', drowned near Grass Island Cahill Patrick 09/08/1943 City Courthouse, Limerick Civil Bill officer (Limerick City Court); died aged 56 following a bicycle accident; interred in Parteen Cahill Patrick B. 17/09/1949 Callow House, Askeaton, Co. Limerick Chairman of Rathkeale Race Co., buried Rathkeale Cemetery Cahill Rebecca 26/04/1854 Killonan wife of Michael Cahill Cahill Thomas 04/03/1837 report, armed gang broke into the dwelling of Mr. Keating on the of Ballycahane, whipped and beat Mr. Keating, killed Cahill and beat his wife Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Cahill Thomas 27/04/1907 Chicago native of Ballingarry; announcement Cahill Thomas 12/07/1921 Parteen accidental drowning; news report Cahill William 22/06/1842 Merchants' Quay tailor Cahill William 29/01/1944 26 New Road, Killeely, aged 3 yrs and 3 months; inquest held Cahir Patrick 26/11/1870 Munnaleen (Monaleen?) Cairnes Robert 14/04/1838 Mary Street died of typhus fever, of Dundee Calder Alfred 21/03/1846 Corbally died of hooping cough, infant son of Captain Calder, Staff Officer Calder Edmond H. G. 10/01/1846 son of Sir Henry and Lady Frances Calder, grandson of the late Earl of Limerick Calder Frances Selina, Lady 20/06/1855 Nonsuch Park, Surrey wife of Sir Henry R. Calder, dau of the first Earl of Limerick Calder Harold Alexander 23/07/1851 Prospect Villa, Corbally infant son of Major William Calder, Staff Officer of Pensioners Calder Janet 01/10/1851 135 George Street Caldwell Joseph 14/07/1788 on his way to Mallow, Co. Cork, son of James Caldwell of Co. Fermanagh Caldwell Patrick 15/01/1903 died at residence of daughter, Mrs. Heggart, Castleconnell; death notice Caldwell William 19/05/1858 Dublin Inspector of Costabulary for Limerick County Callaghan Catherine (née Bennis) 09/05/1832 Tulla, Co. Clare Callaghan female (Mrs.) 22/06/1833 Denmark Street Callaghan male 23/12/1843 near Tarbert obituary, over-turned horse and cart Callaghan male (Mr.) 02/06/1832 Denmark Street cholera Callaghan Mary 10/04/1830 Exchange Lane Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Callaghan Miss 08/11/1848 drowned crossing the lock of the Canal nr Clonlara Callaghan Patrick 08/04/1840 report, porter in a Grocer's shop on Roche's Street, died from effects of intoxication Callaghan, Winifred 22/05/1824 Mungret Callahan John 10/04/1783 drowned Callahan John 16/07/1814 Killely(?), near Charleville, Co. Cork Callahan male 13/12/1823 Galbally Callanan Andrew 29/06/1825 Cahirnarry Callanan Ellen 28/11/1835 Charlotte Quay Callanan female (Mrs.) 17/03/1841 Charlotte's Quay Callanan Margaret 23/09/1944 Cloughna, Murroe after a long illness Callanan Michael 20/05/1835 Lock Quay Callinan Denis 11/09/1822 Ennis, Co. Clare Callinan Eleanor 15/12/1792 Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare poisoned by her husband Bartholomew Hastings, Deer Park, Co. Clare Callinan female (Mrs.) 30/01/1793 George's Quay wife of David Callinan, merchant Callinan James 26/11/1947 31 Smith-O'Brien Avenue, Kileely buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Callinan Mary 04/12/1879 13 Roche's Street 'for 48 years the faithful... servant of the late Mrs. Martha Parker, 11 Newenham Street' Callopy William 10/09/1823 Calter John, Rev. 11/11/1946 Mungret College born Newry, Co. Down Cambell Archibald 24/01/1855 Coonagh Cottage, near Limerick son of Capt. John Campbell, 12th Regt of Infantry Cambie David 24/03/1813 Nenagh, Co. Tipperary Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Cameron Duncan, Mrs. 15/05/1883 Bedford Row at residence of son-in-law, Arthur Luke, death notice Cameron William 10/12/1845 Merchants' Quay millwright & engineer Campbell Ann 19/06/1807 Nicholas Street, Limerick widow of Colin Campbell Campbell Ann 19/06/1807 Nicholas Street widow of Cloin Campbell, formerly Captain in the 42nd, Royal Highland Regt. of Foot, death notice Campbell Ann 19/06/1807 Nicholas Street widow of Cloin Campbell, formerly Captain in the 42nd, Royal Highland Regt. of Foot, death notice Campbell Anne 29/08/1855 widow of Capt. John Campbell, 12th Regt. Campbell Augusta 21/03/1846 Campbell Douglas (Dungald) 13/08/1904 Glasgow cook on board the Jargool; drowned while docked in Limerick (see also, 16/08/1904) Campbell female 24/08/1926 Mulgrave Street charwoman; sudden death; news report Campbell female (Mrs.) 26/08/1809 London, UK Wife of Captain SW Campbell of the 42nd Regiment, daughter of James Nash of Parteen, Co Clare Campbell James 15/12/1812 Castle Barrack, Limerick paymaster of the 2nd Battalion 12th Regiment quartered in this City Campbell James 22/09/1830 Henry Street Campbell James 08/05/1928 Swinford, Co. Mayo student at Mungret College; accidental drowning at Loughmore; news report Campbell Jane Jessie 10/04/1822 Catherine Street Campbell Jane Jessy Sexton 25/06/1859 23 Cecil Street dau of late Capt. Campbell, 12th Regt.; buried in family vault, St. Mary's Cathedral Campbell John 03/02/1830 Notht Strand Campbell Kate 04/12/1888 Glin aged 105,widow of late Timothy Campbell Campbell Mary 23/12/1835 Meelick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Campbell Mary 11/08/1941 'San Antonia', South Circular Road death notice, relict of James Campbell, buried at Mount St.
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