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• Baptism: 17 Jul 1863, St. Peters, Dublin, Ireland
• Probate: 7 Apr 1906, Dublin, Ireland
• Probate: 26 Apr 1906, London

Notes:

Baptism:
Of 67 Upper Leeson Street

Probate:
Administration of the estate of Ellen Stannard Eyre late of Upper Leeson Street Dublin and of Gleghornie Fleshfield Lancashire spinster who died 31 January 1906 at the latter place was granted at Dublin to Elizabeth Ellen Moore Garrett married woman.
Effects ?842 8s. 8d.

Probate:
Ellen Stannard Eyre of Upper Leeson Street Dublin and Gleghornie Fleshfield Lancashire spinster died 31 January 1906 at Gleghornie. Administration Dublin to Elizabeth Ellen Moore Garrett married woman. Sealed London 26 April.
Effects ?341 11s. 8d. in England.

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• Occupation: employed at the G.P.O. Dublin.
• Baptism: Aft 9 Feb 1828, Eyrecourt, County Galway, Ireland
• Probate: 19 Sep 1891, Principal Registry

Notes:

Probate:
The will of Marmaduke Ruchard Eyre late of 67 Upper Leeson Street County Dublin Charge Clerk in the G.P.O. who died 13 August 1891 at 1 Stanley Terrace Greystones County Wicklow was proved at the Principal Registry by Elizabeth Jane Eyre 67 Upper Leeson Street widow the sole executrix.
Effects ?159.

Marmaduke married Eliza Jane JOHNSTONE on 20 Mar 1850 in St. Johns, Sligo, Ireland. Eliza (daughter of Andrew Douglas JOHNSTONE) died after 19 Sep 1891. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Baptism: 15 May 1794, Eyrecourt, County Galway, Ireland

Notes:

Died:
John met his death whilst hunting, The horse stumbled whilst
attempting to jump a fence dislodging the rider from the
saddle, resulting in a broken neck and he died in the arms of
his son John.

John married Mary ARMIT on 21 Aug 1818. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Baptism: Abt 1798, Dublin, Ireland

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• Baptism: 19 Jul 1764, Eyrecourt, County Galway, Ireland

Notes:

Col. Giles Eyre succeeded his uncle Lord Eyre, at Eyrecourt.
Giles was the Colonel of the Galway Militia and Master of the
Galway Hounds, better known as "The Blazers".
He along with two other members of this branch have been listed as notable british eccentrics.
Similar to his cousin Ned he managed to fritter away a large inheritance through excessive spending on such things as keeping forty horses and seventy dogs, a whim of keeping a plate of money outside his door from which beggars could help themselves.
One large expense being his standing for election in 1811. Despite his priviledged background he couldn't read or write and his opponent in the election, a Mr Martin, a astute politician and renowned dualist offered to stand down from the election if Giles signed a document. Giles's inability to read or write meant he had to decline Martins offer and Giles ended up losing the election despite his spending ?80,000

Baptism:
Source 277 page 14 is in conflict as to the mother.

Giles married Anne DALY on 28 Sep 1792 in Dublin, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Baptism: Mount Pleasant

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• Baptism: 1 Jun 1766, Scotland

William married Charity GRACE about 1795. Charity was born in 1770; died before 4 Jul 1843; was buried on 4 Jul 1843 in Monkstown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]