Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
John McCoy,
John dies early, 1874:
He died 10 Dec 1874, Glin,
of dysentery,
age 34 yrs
[GROI]
or age 36 yrs [grave].
Death reported by wife.
He was
bur Kilfergus Cemetery, near Glin
(written on parents' gravestone).
Margaret carried on running the business in Glin for decades.
"Margaret M'Coy"
is
listed as grocer and spirit dealer at Glin in
[Bassett's, 1880-81].
There is also a "John M'Coy", grocer and spirit dealer.
Margaret is mentioned as living Glin in
1881 letter and
1886 letter.
"Margaret McCoy" listed as "grocer" and "vintner" at Glin in
[Ashe's Directory, 1891-92].
There is also a
"John McCoy" listed as "grocer" and "vintner" and "baker".
Margaret McCoy
listed as grocer and vintner at Glin in
[Guy's, 1893].
"Mrs. McCoy"
is listed as one of the chief mourners at
Thomas Francis Rahilly's
funeral 1899.
Margaret is listed
in 1901 census
in Glin village.
She is widow,
"shopkeeper (spirits)".
Her children referred to as "vintner's son"
and "vintner's daughter".
John is listed as grocer,
deceased, at his dau Margaret's mar 1903.
Margaret apparently fl 1921, when her widowed sister Mary Barrett
came to live with her
after her house was burnt.
John and Margaret
had issue:
Mary McCoy (born 1870) in back row.
Margaret McCoy (born 1874) in front row.
Others unknown.
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Mass card of Catherine McCoy ("Sister Mary Ursula")
and her sister Elizabeth McCoy,
who both died young in 1896.
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Courtesy of
Mary McCoy.
See other version.
From
Robert Fogden.
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