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Fuller



Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, 2006.
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Capt. Edward Fuller,
of Sunday's Well, W side of Cork,
Captain in "Old Kerry" Regiment of Militia,
mar at Ardfert church, Co.Kerry, July 1791, to Elizabeth Blennerhassett [bapt 1772],
see report dated "Limerick, 25th July", in Cork Evening Post, Thur 28th July 1791, (todo) see original,
he died 1827,
had issue:


Thomas Harnett Fuller,
of Glashnacree, Kenmare, Co.Kerry,
born 1806 (think NOT 1808),
mar 1stly in 1832 [eloped to Glasgow] to Frances Diana Bland and had issue:


  1. James Franklin Fuller,
    of Glashnacree, and of 179 Great Brunswick St, Dublin,
    born 16th Aug 1835, Glashnacree,
    architect, FRIAI, FRIBA,
    see biography in [O'Brien and Guinness, 1994],
    remodelled Ballyseedy 1880,
    co-designed Kylemore Abbey, Connemara (and images),
    re-worked Iveagh House, St.Stephen's Green,
    co-designed Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin,
    historian and genealogist, FSA, MRIA, member of Cork Historical and Archaeological Society,
    see controversy with Mary Agnes Hickson in Kerry Evening Post 1893,
    he wrote an account of the Trial of Rowan Cashell in 1901-04,
    died 8th Dec 1924, age 89 yrs.




Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, 2002. See full size.



Kylemore Abbey, Connemara, 2002. See full size.




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