Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Cornelius Nolan,
They lived
Cloghanarold,
just W of
Rathkeale, Co.Limerick.
This modern map
shows Glenarold
as the name of the location
at Cloghanarold.
Not to be confused with
Glensharrold
in W Co.Limerick.
They are
listed
in 1901 census
at
Cloghanarold.
He is "farmer".
They have one domestic servant.
Lived Creeves House
(also called Fort Anne),
Creeves, Co.Limerick
(some way E of Shanagolden,
see map).
Creeves House (or Fort Anne)
was an old landlord's house.
Built by William Johnson in 1810.
It was a
big house, with a ballroom.
"Cornelius Nolan, Creeves House" is
listed as grand-nephew of
Margaret Nolan at her death 1903.
Teresa witnessed her sister
Anne's
mar 1909.
They are listed
in 1911 census
at Creeves.
He is "cattle dealer".
He is listed as "farmer" at wife's death.
Teresa dies, 1918:
She died 3 July 1918, at her home,
"Creave's House, Shanagolden",
age 49 yrs.
Supposed to have died of ovarian cancer.
Though transcript of
death cert
says she died of TB.
Funeral Fri 5 July 1918.
She was
bur "family burial place" at Knockpatrick, Co.Limerick.
See
death notice
in Limerick Chronicle, 6 July 1918.
Cornelius
had issue by 1st wife:
Cornelius
is listed at mother's funeral 1922.
At 2nd mar he is farmer, of Creeves.
Cornelius dies, 1933:
He died 4 Apr 1933, age 56 yrs.
Mary died 1974, age 83 yrs.
Cornelius had issue by 2nd wife:
Site of Creeves House (Fort Anne).
Photo 2013.
See full size
and other shot.
The house is now gone.
The old walls of the garden survive.
There is a new bungalow at the site, called "Fort Anne".
See street view.
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