Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
William Ebrill,
He
mar 26 July 1905,
University Church, St.Stephen's Green, Dublin
[double wedding with
George]
[GROI]
to Sarah Nestor [Sarah Josephine, Sadie, born 1883, Limerick]. She was dau of Augustine Nestor, merchant. See entry for her family in South Circular Road, Limerick, in [Census, 1901]. Her father is "hardware shop keeper". She was living 28 Georges St, Limerick, at marriage. She is "Sara" on mar cert, but "Sarah" in all other records. |
Their
children were born Limerick.
At children's births 1907-11
they were living 14 Victoria Terrace, South Circular Road, Limerick
(just NE of the family home
Summerville Cottage,
see old map).
He is listed as "auctioneer".
They are listed
at 14 Victoria Terrace
in
[Census, 1911],
he is "auctioneer".
They have two servants living with them.
Listed at 13 Victoria Terrace, South Circular Road,
in
[Guy's directory, 1912].
They lived "Greenville", South Circular Road, Limerick.
There at children's births 1917-20,
he is listed as "auctioneer".
Still at "Greenville" in 1927.
Ebrill Brothers
went bust in Anglo-Irish Trade War 1933.
They
had little money after that.
They
moved to Dublin.
He is listed as living 5 Grosvenor Terrace, Monkstown, Co.Dublin,
at wife's death 1938
and dau Eileen's mar 1939.
Sarah died 14 Feb 1938, 5 Grosvenor Terrace, Monkstown, age 55 yrs,
of stomach cancer
[GROI].
William lived "Corrymeela", Cunningham Rd, Dalkey, Co.Dublin.
He is listed as of "Corrymeela" at death.
His burial record lists him as "married" at death but this must be error.
[GROI] lists him as widower.
He died St.Michael's Hospital, Dun Laoghaire,
27 Nov 1942, age 73 yrs
[GROI].
See death notice,
Irish Independent,
Sat 28 Nov 1942.
Funeral Mon 30 Nov 1942,
bur
in Deansgrange Cemetery, Co.Dublin.
"Mrs. Ebrill" (unidentified) is listed in
[Thom's, 1945]
as of Corrymeela, Cunningham Rd, Dalkey.
William and Sarah
had issue:
Ad of 1903 for Sarah Nestor's family's business, 28 George St, Limerick.
From Fete in aid of St.John's Hospital,
Limerick,
June 8th to 13th, 1903.
Limerick City Museum.
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