Thomas Power,
Must be the same as the following. Edward de la Poer must be a Catholic who married a Protestant:
Thomas De La Poer,
thus written at son's mar,
had issue:
He
mar 27 Mar 1880 (her age 36), St.Ann's
(Church of Ireland), Dawson Street, Dublin
[GROI]
to Frances Mary Croker
[born 1844, possibly born 12 Mar 1845,
descendant of Edward I].
Edward is listed as "private gentleman",
living Lakeside House, Loughrea, Co.Galway,
at children's births 1881-82.
He is
listed as "gentleman",
living 63A Haddington Rd, Dublin,
at son's death 1888.
Can't find family at Haddington Rd or in Dublin alphabetic list in
[Thom's]
1886 to 1891.
Can't find family in
[Census, 1901].
Frances died 20 Feb 1902, Clifton, Dalkey, age 58 yrs
[GROI].
Listed as "Married" and "Lady".
Her sister is Alice Croker.
Can't find family in
[Census, 1911].
He must be Edmund John De La Poer, widower,
corn and wool merchant,
of 24 Wentworth Place, Dublin
(now Hogan Place, see map),
who died 1 Jan 1914, St.Patrick's Hospital, Dublin,
age 64 yrs (born 1850)
[GROI].
Though
can't find him at Wentworth Place or in Dublin alphabetic list in
[Thom's]
1911 to 1915.
Edward and Frances
had issue:
John Power,
William Power Keating Trench, 1st Earl of Clancarty,
of Garbally, Co.Galway, born 1741,
mar Anne Gardiner
[dau of Charles Gardiner (died 1769)
and grand-dau of
Luke Gardiner (died 1755)],
Charles Gardiner (died 1769)
is descendant of Edward I,
see descent
and descent
by Leo van de Pas,
had issue:
Frances Trench,
mar
Henry Stanley Monck, 1st Earl of Rathdowne,
they lived Charleville House, Co.Wicklow,
had issue:
Lady Georgina Ellen Monck
(also here),
mar
Edward Croker
[2nd cousin of
"Boss" Croker],
both Edward and "Boss" Croker are descendants through
Pennefather
of
Edward I,
see
descent
by Ed Mann,
see CROKER in
[Roberts, 2008],
Edward's family home was Ballynagarde House, Co.Limerick,
he died 1869,
"Lady Georgina Croker" is listed at Croker family home, 5 Leinster St South, Dublin
(see map) in
[Thom's, 1884],
she died 1887,
had among other issue:
Ballynagarde, Co.Limerick.
See other shot.
From here.
Ballynagarde, Co.Limerick.
From here.
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