Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
George Jackson,
He mar 2ndly,
1872,
to Frances Roe
[Fanny, Fannie, born 21 Feb 1844].
Church of Ireland.
George died at Laurel Hill,
25 Oct 1881 [death cert],
or 20 Oct 1881 [admin],
age 72.
See death cert.
See admin in 1883
and 1902.
Looks like Frances immediately left Laurel Hill.
She was pregnant when George died.
Her baby Muriel was born Apr 1882.
At Muriel's bapt May 1882 they are living "Sunnyside", Roscrea.
This must be Sunnyside House, just SW of Laurel Hill, across the border in Co.Tipperary.
See street view.
At 2nd marriage Nov 1882, Frances is living Sunnyside, Roscrea.
Frances mar 2ndly,
30 Nov 1882,
Roscrea,
to Robert Duke [born 1842, widower, merchant, of Dublin].
Laurel Hill was
sold in 1885
out of Jackson family.
Can't find Fancroft townland in 1901 census.
No Jackson in Fancroft townland in 1911 census.
Frances and Robert had a son David Duke born in
1887
in Dublin.
They are living 2 Reilly's Terrace, Dolphins Barn, Dublin.
Robert died in
1890
at 46 Bride St, Dublin, age 48.
He is grocer, married.
Frances is living 45 Bride St, Dublin, at death of son 1892.
Can't find Frances in 1901 census.
She is not with her Roe relations at
Middlemount.
She must be Frances Duke, widow,
age 66, born Queen's Co.,
who is listed
in 1911 census as housekeeper for a CoI Rector
in Co.Fermanagh.
Clearly became poor in old age.
She came to live with her dau Muriel
in Dublin in old age.
At death in 1919 her address is given as
her dau Muriel's house,
9 Somerset St, Ringsend, Dublin.
She died in the Workhouse, South Dublin,
16 May 1919, age 75 yrs.
See death cert.
George and 2nd wife Frances had issue:
There are 4 big houses in Fancroft townland in
[Griffiths Valuation, 1851].
George Jackson is in one of them.
Sunnyside House and Laurel Hill on
6 inch OS map, Last Edition
(based on 1829 to 1842 map).
Map showing the Jackson estate.
From here
in 1885 sale.
Includes Laurel Hill, at S edge of estate.
Close-up of S part of the Jackson estate.
From here
in 1885 sale.
Shows Laurel Hill.
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