Hanora Hallinan Creedon
note.
Her name and surname are variously spelt in State Records
Marriage.
Jeremiah Creedon, a bachelor, a Labourer, of Leacht, son of Timothy Creedon, a Labourer, married Honora Halloran, a spinster, a Servant, from Caherdowney, daughter of Jeremiah Halloran, on 1 March 1870, at St. Patrick's Church, Millstreet, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were,
Michael Murphy,
Peter Lane,
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Laght, Rathcoole, Millstreet, Co. Cork
present were,
Jerry Creedon, aged 68, married, a Farmer,
Hanorah, his wife, aged 51, married,
John, son, aged 25, a General Labourer,
Kate, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 13, a Scholar,
Ellen, daughter, aged 11,
Con, son, aged 9,
In the 1911 census, the Creedons were still living at Laght.
The census form was filled in Irish, and apparently signed by Jeremiah/Diarmuid.
Of those present, only Hanora/Nóra was able to read and write, so it must have been her who completed and signed the form
Diarmuid Ó Chriodáin, aged 78, married, a Farmer,
Nóra Ní Chiodáin, aged 69, married,
They had been married 41 years and had 13 children, of whom 10 were still alive,
none of their children were present
also present were two boarders, the Buckleys,
Donnchadh Ó Buachalla, aged 78, married, no occupation,
Bríghid Ní Buachalla, aged 74, married, no occupation,
They had been married 41 years and had 8 children, of whom 6 were alive
Hanoria Creedon was the informant of her husband's death in 1915.
Death
Nora Creedon, aged 100, widow of Jeremiah Creedon, a Labourer, died at Laght, Millstreet, on 4 February 1945.
The cause of death was probably Heart Failure, no medical attendant.
The informant of her death was Ellen Creedon, daughter-in-law, present at death, of Laght, who registered it on 22 March 1945.
Ellen Creedon was the widow of Cornelius "Con" Creedon
Cornelius Creedon of Laght, Dromtarriffe, and Ellen Ring of Garryduff, Ballyclough, were married in Ballyclough Church, Mallow, on 14 February 1925
note.
Her name and surname are variously spelt in State Records
Marriage.
Jeremiah Creedon, a bachelor, a Labourer, of Leacht, son of Timothy Creedon, a Labourer, married Honora Halloran, a spinster, a Servant, from Caherdowney, daughter of Jeremiah Halloran, on 1 March 1870, at St. Patrick's Church, Millstreet, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were,
Michael Murphy,
Peter Lane,
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Laght, Rathcoole, Millstreet, Co. Cork
present were,
Jerry Creedon, aged 68, married, a Farmer,
Hanorah, his wife, aged 51, married,
John, son, aged 25, a General Labourer,
Kate, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 13, a Scholar,
Ellen, daughter, aged 11,
Con, son, aged 9,
In the 1911 census, the Creedons were still living at Laght.
The census form was filled in Irish, and apparently signed by Jeremiah/Diarmuid.
Of those present, only Hanora/Nóra was able to read and write, so it must have been her who completed and signed the form
Diarmuid Ó Chriodáin, aged 78, married, a Farmer,
Nóra Ní Chiodáin, aged 69, married,
They had been married 41 years and had 13 children, of whom 10 were still alive,
none of their children were present
also present were two boarders, the Buckleys,
Donnchadh Ó Buachalla, aged 78, married, no occupation,
Bríghid Ní Buachalla, aged 74, married, no occupation,
They had been married 41 years and had 8 children, of whom 6 were alive
Hanoria Creedon was the informant of her husband's death in 1915.
Death
Nora Creedon, aged 100, widow of Jeremiah Creedon, a Labourer, died at Laght, Millstreet, on 4 February 1945.
The cause of death was probably Heart Failure, no medical attendant.
The informant of her death was Ellen Creedon, daughter-in-law, present at death, of Laght, who registered it on 22 March 1945.
Ellen Creedon was the widow of Cornelius "Con" Creedon
Cornelius Creedon of Laght, Dromtarriffe, and Ellen Ring of Garryduff, Ballyclough, were married in Ballyclough Church, Mallow, on 14 February 1925
Hanora Hallinan Creedon
note.
Her name and surname are variously spelt in State Records
Marriage.
Jeremiah Creedon, a bachelor, a Labourer, of Leacht, son of Timothy Creedon, a Labourer, married Honora Halloran, a spinster, a Servant, from Caherdowney, daughter of Jeremiah Halloran, on 1 March 1870, at St. Patrick's Church, Millstreet, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were,
Michael Murphy,
Peter Lane,
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Laght, Rathcoole, Millstreet, Co. Cork
present were,
Jerry Creedon, aged 68, married, a Farmer,
Hanorah, his wife, aged 51, married,
John, son, aged 25, a General Labourer,
Kate, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 13, a Scholar,
Ellen, daughter, aged 11,
Con, son, aged 9,
In the 1911 census, the Creedons were still living at Laght.
The census form was filled in Irish, and apparently signed by Jeremiah/Diarmuid.
Of those present, only Hanora/Nóra was able to read and write, so it must have been her who completed and signed the form
Diarmuid Ó Chriodáin, aged 78, married, a Farmer,
Nóra Ní Chiodáin, aged 69, married,
They had been married 41 years and had 13 children, of whom 10 were still alive,
none of their children were present
also present were two boarders, the Buckleys,
Donnchadh Ó Buachalla, aged 78, married, no occupation,
Bríghid Ní Buachalla, aged 74, married, no occupation,
They had been married 41 years and had 8 children, of whom 6 were alive
Hanoria Creedon was the informant of her husband's death in 1915.
Death
Nora Creedon, aged 100, widow of Jeremiah Creedon, a Labourer, died at Laght, Millstreet, on 4 February 1945.
The cause of death was probably Heart Failure, no medical attendant.
The informant of her death was Ellen Creedon, daughter-in-law, present at death, of Laght, who registered it on 22 March 1945.
Ellen Creedon was the widow of Cornelius "Con" Creedon
Cornelius Creedon of Laght, Dromtarriffe, and Ellen Ring of Garryduff, Ballyclough, were married in Ballyclough Church, Mallow, on 14 February 1925
note.
Her name and surname are variously spelt in State Records
Marriage.
Jeremiah Creedon, a bachelor, a Labourer, of Leacht, son of Timothy Creedon, a Labourer, married Honora Halloran, a spinster, a Servant, from Caherdowney, daughter of Jeremiah Halloran, on 1 March 1870, at St. Patrick's Church, Millstreet, Co. Cork.
The witnesses were,
Michael Murphy,
Peter Lane,
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Laght, Rathcoole, Millstreet, Co. Cork
present were,
Jerry Creedon, aged 68, married, a Farmer,
Hanorah, his wife, aged 51, married,
John, son, aged 25, a General Labourer,
Kate, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 13, a Scholar,
Ellen, daughter, aged 11,
Con, son, aged 9,
In the 1911 census, the Creedons were still living at Laght.
The census form was filled in Irish, and apparently signed by Jeremiah/Diarmuid.
Of those present, only Hanora/Nóra was able to read and write, so it must have been her who completed and signed the form
Diarmuid Ó Chriodáin, aged 78, married, a Farmer,
Nóra Ní Chiodáin, aged 69, married,
They had been married 41 years and had 13 children, of whom 10 were still alive,
none of their children were present
also present were two boarders, the Buckleys,
Donnchadh Ó Buachalla, aged 78, married, no occupation,
Bríghid Ní Buachalla, aged 74, married, no occupation,
They had been married 41 years and had 8 children, of whom 6 were alive
Hanoria Creedon was the informant of her husband's death in 1915.
Death
Nora Creedon, aged 100, widow of Jeremiah Creedon, a Labourer, died at Laght, Millstreet, on 4 February 1945.
The cause of death was probably Heart Failure, no medical attendant.
The informant of her death was Ellen Creedon, daughter-in-law, present at death, of Laght, who registered it on 22 March 1945.
Ellen Creedon was the widow of Cornelius "Con" Creedon
Cornelius Creedon of Laght, Dromtarriffe, and Ellen Ring of Garryduff, Ballyclough, were married in Ballyclough Church, Mallow, on 14 February 1925
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