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Larry Flanagan




(Back) Michael Flanagan.
(Middle) Left to Right: Larry Flanagan, May Flanagan, Nancy Flanagan, Dora Rafter.
(Front) Sheila Flanagan.
Photo must be c.1907.
Photo courtesy of Michael Peevey.
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Larry Flanagan,
born 2nd May 1874,
farmer, apparently lived Walkinstown House for a time,
mar 1895 to Dora Mary Rafter [born 1875, Co.Dublin, dau of a wealthy farmer from around the same area, poss. Greenhills, Tallaght],
lived Leicester House, Errigal Rd, Crumlin (junction of Errigal Rd and Crumlin Rd / Drimnagh Rd), Leicester House was end-ways to the road,
listed as "market gardener, Leicester House, Crumlin Rd" in [Thom's] from 1896 to 1926,
see entry in [Census, 2 April 1911],
in 1911 census Larry is listed as "market gardener", owner of the land on which he lives, there are a total of 21 out-offices and farm buildings (consisting of 14 stables, 1 coach house, 1 harness room, 1 cow house, 1 piggery, 1 barn, 1 potato house and 1 shed),
the main house has 11 rooms, and 10 windows in the front of the house alone,
none of the family speak Irish, family has 3 servants living with them,
like all the Flanagan brothers, he was a great entertainer and drinker, nicknamed "The Roseate Dawn" because of his red complexion,
Dora died 26th Oct 1921, age 46 yrs, bur Glasnevin,
he died Leicester House, Wed 9th Dec 1925, age 51 yrs [GROI], bur Glasnevin,
had issue:

  1. Nancy Flanagan, Nan, Ann,
    born 1897, Leicester House,
    not listed with family in Census 1911, perhaps at boarding school,
    mar Fred Winter, senior [flat race jockey] and had issue.


  2. Michael Flanagan, junior [Michael Joseph, Mick],
    known as "young Michael" (he had an uncle Michael and grandfather Michael),
    born 1898, Co.Dublin,
    registered his father's death 1925 [GROI],
    he must be Michael Flanagan listed as "market gardener, Leicester House, Crumlin Rd" in [Thom's] from 1927 to 1932,
    Leicester House, Crumlin, was auctioned c.Jan 1931, see The Irish Times 31st Jan 1931,
    had the Alderman accepted a title, he would have been the 2nd Baronet (succ Oct 1931) and the title would have gone extinct with him,
    worked for his brother-in-law Fred Winter, senior (racehorse trainer),
    he was called "last of the Flanagans", except there are still Flanagans in New Zealand,
    died unmarried in England c.1983/4, age c.85/6 yrs, bur Newmarket.


  3. May Flanagan, born 1899,
    Mary J. Flanagan, she spelt it "Mai", "Mai" on parents' gravestone,
    she is NOT the "Mary Smith" in the deed 1st Sept 1904 from Michael Flanagan to "Mary Smith" and others,
    not listed with family in Census 1911, perhaps at boarding school,
    mar c.1918 to Billy Smith [William, jockey, no relation of Doug Smith],
    Billy was killed 1923, broke his neck in a fall during a race at Gatwick (which was a racecourse before it became the site of an airport),
    he is bur Epsom (Michael Peevey has seen grave),
    she was left age 24, a widow with 4 children under 4,
    she fl 1931,
    had issue:

    1. Anne Smith,
      Anne Josephine, born Nancy, always known as Anne,
      born 15th Feb 1919, twin,
      mar Harold Mayhew [Harold Joseph, born 1915, Canada],
      had issue:

      1. Carol Anne Mayhew.
      2. William Mayhew.
      3. Joanne Mayhew.
      4. Kevin Mayhew.
      5. Kim Patrick Mayhew.
      6. Maryanne Mayhew.
      7. Allan Mayhew.

    2. Pat Smith,
      born 15th Feb 1919, twin,
      born Dora, after grandmother, called "Dodo", later called Pat,
      mar John Dixon [American] and had issue:
      1. Jacqueline Dixon.

    3. Teddy Smith [Ted, Frederick], born c.1921,
      mar Gladys ----,
      they lived England,
      he was killed in a car accident in the 1960's,
      had issue:
      1. 4 children, Smith.

    4. Sydney Smith, born c.1922,
      missionary,
      drowned off the African coast in his 30's (1950s).


  4. Sheila Flanagan,
    born 1899, Co.Dublin,
    mar Morny Wing [flat race jockey, born 1897] and had issue.





Larry Flanagan grave, Glasnevin. Photo 2006. See full size.
Photo courtesy of Richard Humphreys.






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