Elizabeth Meredith
F, #10851, b. 1848
Parents
Biography
- Christening: Rosenallis Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Note: Baptism date not legible.
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Rice Meredith
M, #10852, b. about 1850, d. December 1897
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1850; Derrylough
- Christening: Rosenallis Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: December 1897; County Dublin, Ireland
- Note: Baptised between November 1849 and September 1850. He was well-known as a race horse breeder and trainer.
He died at Kilsallaghan, Co Dublin 29 Dec 1897 according to the wills calender. His death was reported in the sports section of The Times, 31 Dec. 1897 (copied by KW):
"Mr. Rice Meredith, a well known trainer of racehorses, died somewhat suddenly, on Wednesday night, at his residence, The Rath, Kilsallaghan, county Dublin. He fractured his leg recently in the hunting field and never recovered the shock to his system. As a trainer he was very successful, some of the horses passing from his stables having won the principal races in Ireland and a few of the not least important in England." A newpaper clipping (unknown newspaper) of 1893 reports on the sale of his horses at Rathbride Manor.
Rice was also evidently a keen hunter with hounds, as a family scrapbook includes numerous clippings reporting on the hunts of the "Ward Hounds." One clipping notes: . . . Baytown where our quarry was loosed away. ...The deer took us thourough . . . and she was safely taken at . . . " These were hunts for deer. Rice Meredith is frequently named as one of those completing the hunt, and his son "Master Meredith" (Evelyn) is also named in a couple of them.
An obituary in the possession of his great grand-daughter notes:
"This gentleman, who was very popular with the Irish as well as English racegoers, and who trained at Rathbride Manor, Curragh, some good horses for members of the Turf Club, died at his residence, The Rath, Kilsallaghan, on Wed. night at 9. The deceased gentleman met with an accident about 6 weeks ago, which resulted in his leg being broken, and up to Weds. he was steadly improving, being about on crutches for about a week. He was retiring to bed on Wed night, he was taken suddenly ill, and in a few minutes he expired."
In 1916 in the war record of his son's death it was noted that his parents were Rice and Eveline of Curragh, County Kildare, suggesting that Rice moved to Curragh after he left Derrylough, although both Rice and Eveline were deceased by 1916. Derrylough was sold to the Deverells in about 1890.
From an unidentified book on the irish Derby, it was noted ((p. 64):
"Kentish Fire was the first of three Irish Derby winners trained by Rice Meredith, the outstanding Irish flat race trainer . . . "
- Note: Eveline Margaret Johnson; Marriage reg'n Rice Meredith and Eveline Johnson, Dublin south.
- Note: Emily C. Waters; Rice Meredith married Emily Waters in St Stephen's C of I , Dublin Feb. 6, 1884. He was from Rosenalis, Queens Co and she was from Kilpatrick, Co Kildare. This was his second marriage as he is shown as a widower. Witnesses: T G Waters and John B Meredith.
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William Meredith
M, #10853, b. 1852, d. 29 April 1921
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 1852; Derrylough, Queen's county, Ireland
- Christening: Rosenallis Parish, Queens County
- Marriage: 12 November 1879; Camille Higgin; St John's Church, Monkstown, Dublin county, Ireland
- Death: 29 April 1921; Unionville, Markham tp, York county, Ontario
- Burial: 1 May 1921; St John's Cem, 5th concession, Markham tp.
- Note: Baptised after 2 May 1851. Register was damaged and couldn't read date. At the time of his marriage, William's residence was said to be Rosenallis, Queen's county. In 1879 William was living in Ballychristal, Geashill parish, Kings county. In 1911 William, Camille and Herbert lived at 1 Grand Canal Quay, Dublin. William and Camille had been married for 31 years; two of their three children were still living. William was a Caretaker.
In 1919 William and Camille arrived in Canada to join their son in Ontario. Both were said to be 58 years old.
Ontario death registration in Ontario, Canada, #37806: born 1852, Ireland, son of William Meredith and Anne Hoysted, married, farmer, had been in Canada 2 years, at the place of his death for two weeks, cause of death was mitral "regrugration."
- Note: Camille Higgin; Deed dated 10 Nov 1879 between William Meredith of Ballychristal, King’s County of the first part, Camille Higgin of Liverpool of the second part, and Rice Meredith of Derrylough of the third part, probably pertains to marriage settlement. Marriage registered Rathdown district, 4th qtr, 1879: witnesses Rice Meredith and [P.C. Bigges?].
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Elizabeth Baldwin Meredith
F, #10854, b. about 1854
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1854; Derrylough
- Christening: Rosenallis Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Note: First name not clear in baptism record--baptised between 31 Jul 1853 and 5 Nov 1854. Marriage registration for Elizabeth Baldwin Meredith must be this woman. No children listed in either 1891 or 1901 census.
- Note: Michael Joseph O'Brien; UK FreeBMD for England: 1880 Q3 Islington district vol. 1b p. 637, Elizabeth Baldwin Meredith to Michael Joseph O’Brien; newspaper notice that Elizabeth Baldwin Meredith was daughter of William Meredith of Derrylough
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Ann J. Meredith
F, #10855, b. about 1860, d. 7 October 1885
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1860; Derrylough, Queen's county, Ireland
- Christening: Rosenallis Parish, Queens County
- Death: 7 October 1885; Dublin South
- Note: This baptism register was badly damaged near the binding and portions of many entries were not legible, including the first name of this child. It was presumed to have been a daughter as the next child was named John, likely to have been the name of the second son, who would have been named after the maternal grandfather, John Hoystead.
KW found The will calendars have an Annie J. Meredith who died in 1885, executor Rice Meredith of Derrylough: and the Civil Registrations show the death of Ann J. Meredith, age 25, registered 4th qtr 1885, Dublin South.
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John Baldwin Hoystead Meredith
M, #10856, b. 11 November 1864, d. 1 January 1942
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 11 November 1864; Derrylough
- Christening: 23 March 1865; Rosenallis Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: 1 January 1942; Maitland, Australia
- Note: John was orphaned at the age of nine and educated at Arlington College, Port Arlington. He studied medicine in Dublin, 1882-1887. In 1888 he qualified as a licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians, Edinburgh, and the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. He became engaged to Harriet Waters and hoped to marry and practice in Ireland, but then decided to try for passage to the colonies as ship's doctor. He immigrated to Australia in 1888 and bought into a medical practice in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales. His fiancee Harriet Eveline Waters of County Kildare arrived 2 years later (age 23 years) after the death of her father, who had prevented her leaving Ireland. They were married in Sydney the day she landed (source: Anne-Maree Meredith).
1930 Electoral Rolls (source: ancestry.com) show John Baldwin Meredith and his wife Alice Christina Mowbray Meredith of Raymond Terrace, NSW. See also: http://www.irishmidlandsancestry.com/content/laois/people/merideth_john.htm
- Note: Harriett Eveline Waters; MEREDITH--WATERS.-May 20, by the Rev. J. Langley, at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, John B. Meredith to H. Eveline Waters. (The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 2 June 1890 )
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Sir William Collis Meredith
M, #10857, b. 23 May 1812, d. 25 February 1894
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 23 May 1812; Dublin, Ireland
- Death: 25 February 1894; Quebec City, Canada
- Burial: Mt. Hermon Cemetery
- Note: William and three of his brothers, was granted 100 acres of land in Kilkenny township, Montcalm county, Lower Canada (Quebec) 19 November 1832 (p. 326, Letters Patent, Book M).
1881 Census: Ste-Louis Ward, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Source: FHL Film 1375847 NAC C-13211 Dist 79 SubDist G Div 1 Page 35 Family 171+
Sex Age Origin Birthplace
William MERIDETH M 68 Irlandais Ireland Occ: Inge Religion: Episcopal
Sophie MERIDETH F 60 Anglais Q Religion: Episcopal
Edouard MERIDETH M 28 Irlandais Q Occ: Notaire Religion: Episcopal
Louisa MERIDETH F 20 Irlandais Q Religion: Episcopal
Frederick MERIDETH M 19 Irlandais Q Occ: Etudiant Religion: Episcopal
"Who's Who" entry: "He studied law [in Ireland], emigrated to Canada, and was called to the bar of Montreal in 1836, becoming queen's counsel in 1844. He was also a judge of the superior court for the province of Quebec from 1849 till 1859, and of the court of queen's bench for the same province from 1859 till 1866. He was chief justice of the superior court from 1866 till 1884, when he retired. He received the degree of D.C.L. from Lennoxville university, province of Quebec in 1854, and that of LL.D. from Laval university in 1880. He was knighted in 1886."
The Times, Saturday, May 29, 1886; pg. 9; Issue 31772; col D: Birthday Honours. "The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve of the honour of Knight Bachelor being conferred on the following gentlemen :-- . . . Sir William Colles Meredith, Esq., late Chief Justice of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec, in the Dolminion of Canada."
The Times, Wednesday, Jun 23, 1886; pg. 12; Issue 31793; col A: From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, June 22. Lord Chamberlain's Office, St. James's Palace, June 14. "WHITEHALL, June 21. The Queen has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland granting the dignity of a Knight of the said United Kingdom unto the undermentioned gentlemen, namely :-- . . . Sir William Colles Meredith, Esq., late Chief Justice of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec, in the Dominion of Canada."
Link to a photo: http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/archives/portraits/en/alpha/m/page01.shtm
- Note: Sophia Naiters Holmes; Extract from the Quebec Gazette: W.C. Meredith of Montreal married Sophia Naters, daughter of the late W. M. Holmes, MD, of Quebec; also recorded in the Marriage Index of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal: witnesses were Holmes, W. E. Holmes and Edmund A. Meredith (Folio ).
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Elizabeth Mary Graves
F, #10858, b. 1792, d. 31 March 1855
Parents
Biography
- Note: Elizabeth remarried after the death of her first husband, Thomas Meredith. She and her second husband emigrated to Canada in 1824, leaving her eldest son and her youngest son in Ireland (Gwyn, 1984). They returned to Ireland in 1833. She is said to have had 7 children by her first husband, Thomas Meredith, and 6 more by her second husband. The eldest of the Burtons was born in Rawdon, Lower Canada (now Quebec) in November 1824 (Parkinson, 2005).
"Caledonian Mercury, Edinburgh, Scotland, Thur., April 5, 1855, issue 20490: Deaths. At 84 Great King Street, on the 31st ultimo, Elizabeth Maria Graves, aged 64, relict of the Rev. James Edmund Burton, Prebendary of Donoughmore, and Vicar of Dysart Enos, Ireland." (The same death notice also appeared in The Morning Chronicle, London, Thur., Apr. 5, 1855, issue 27543, and the Manchester Times, Sat., Apr. 7, 1855, issue 671.)
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Rev. Richard Graves Meredith
M, #10859, b. about 1810, d. 22 April 1871
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1810; Dublin Ireland
- Death: 22 April 1871; County Cork, Ireland
- Burial: 25 April 1871; Timoleague, County Cork
- Note: Richard Graves; P; enrolled 3 Jul 1826; son of Thomas, Olim. Socii, defunctus; born Dublin; Sch 1829, BA 1831. (Alumni Dublinensis)
Richard was said to be a descendant of John Meredith, brother of Richard, Bishop of Leighlin, but this view is now known to have no supporting documentation. He was ordained Deacon 13 August 1837 and Priest 24 February 1838, both in County Cork. For some time he served as Chaplain at the Foundling Hospital in the city of Cork. In 1845 he became Curate of Ringcurran, Vicar of Kinsale 2 June 1852, then went to Timoleague 29 December 1856, and to Knockavilly 28 January 1861. He was the last rector to serve Knockavilly parish; after his death it joined Brinny and the church was demolished. Richard had three wives. (Sources: Brady, W. M. (1863). "Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne and Ross," Vol. I, pp. 198-200. Dublin: Alexander Thom; & Cole, Rev. J. H. (1903). "Church and Parish Records of the United Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross," p. 83. Cork: Guy & Company, Ltd.)
Richard was the only member of this family to remain in Ireland. The others emigrated to Canada. However, he, along with three of his brothers, was granted 100 acres of land in Kilkenny township, Montcalm county, Lower Canada (Quebec) 19 November 1832 (p. 290, Letters Patent, Book M).
- Note: Maria Johnston; Location of marriage from marriage licence bonds index.
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Very Rev. Richard Graves
M, #10860, b. 1 October 1763, d. 31 March 1829
Parents
Biography
- Note: D.D., Dean of Ardagh, Church of Ireland, and Fellow of Trinity College Dublin.
For extensive information on the Graves family see: http://www.ballylickeymanorhouse.com/history/ . An excerpt from that site notes:
Reverend James Graves’s issue included Reverend Thomas Graves, Dean of Connor and Reverend Richard Graves, Dean of Ardagh. Thomas was a good scholar and retired at an advanced age to Cove Cottage, Kinsale where his grandson Reverend Charles Graves, later Bishop of Limerick, visited him as a boy and found him "gardening by day and still studying till a late hour at night".
Richard Graves, Dean of Ardagh, his younger brother, became Regius Professor of Divinity at Trinity College Dublin in 1819 and his work on the Pentateuch remained a theologians’ classic for many years. A collection of his sermons and other spiritual works were also published. Their father had died while straitened means. He died in 1829 and is buried with other members of his family in the old churchyard of Donnybrook, in Dublin, and he receives mention in Blacker’s Brief Sketches of Booterstuwn and Donnybrook on page 39.
Additional sources: http://www.surnameweb.org/registry/g/r/a/graves.shtml and http://www.answers.com/topic/the-very-rev-richard-graves
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Maria Johnston
F, #10861, d. 17 August 1847
Parents
Biography
- Death: 17 August 1847; Ireland
- Note: Some sources say her name was Martha. Daughter of Thomas Johnston Esq. of Fort Johnston, County Monaghan.
- Note: Rev. Richard Graves Meredith; Location of marriage from marriage licence bonds index.
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Thomas Johnston
M, #10862
Biography
- Note: Thomas Johnston Esq. lived in Fort Johnston, County Monaghan.
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Martha Maria Hingston
F, #10863
Parents
Biography
- Note: Daughter of Reverend Hingston.
- Last Edited: 4 November 2007 01:00:00
Rev. Dr. James Hingston
M, #10864, b. 1755, d. 1840
Biography
- Note: Rev. Hingston was Vicar General of Cloyne Diocese (Brady, 1863).
- Last Edited: 4 November 2007 01:00:00
Thomas Richard E. Meredyth
M, #10865, b. about 1844, d. 24 August 1862
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1844; Ireland
- Death: 24 August 1862; Fort Johnston, County Monaghan
- Note: Accidentally killed by a gunshot wound "at the early age of eighteen" (Brady, 1863, Vol I, p. 200).
- Last Edited: 22 August 2003 01:00:00
Ellen (Eleanor) Howe
F, #10866, b. about 1822, d. 23 May 1873
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1822; Ireland
- Death: 23 May 1873; County Cork, Ireland
- Burial: 25 May 1873; Timoleague, County Cork
- Note: Death registered 1873, Cork district, Ireland (Vol. 10, p. 83).
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John Howe
M, #10867
Parents
Biography
- Note: Lived in Glonnavirane or Glauneverane House, Howes' Strand, County Cork (south of Bandon).
- Last Edited: 19 December 2004 00:00:00
Eliza Howe Meredith
F, #10868, b. about 1852, d. 31 January 1908
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1852; Cork city
- Death: 31 January 1908; Dublin, Ireland
- Note: 1901 census lived on Alma Terrace, Dublin, age 49, occupation "private income."
Death notice in "Weekly Irish Times," 8 Feb 1908, p. 24: resided 4 Prince of Wales's Terrace, Ballsbridge, age 56.
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Ellen (Eleanor or Nellie) Graves Meredith
F, #10869, b. after 1850, d. 8 July 1919
Parents
Biography
- Birth: After 1850; County Cork, Ireland
- Death: 8 July 1919; Clonard Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent
- Note: Ellen was a minor when she married the widowed James Creed Meredith in 1871. The residence of both James and Ellen is listed as 13 Tunneen or Toureen Terrace in Passage West, County Cork.
"Who Was Who" says "Nellie" had four sons and two daughters--the William Rice Meredith pedigree listed Thomas as well--may be an error.
Was a resident of 30 Waterloo Rd, Dublin county at time of death, but died at Stoke-on-Trent while visiting her son Llewellyn. Sons Rev. Ralph and Llewellyn named in her will.
- Note: Sir James Creed Meredith; Witnesses were R. Meredith and Eliza Howe Meredith.
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Anna Matilda Meredith
F, #10870, b. after 1850, d. 5 December 1894
Parents
Biography
- Birth: After 1850; Ireland
- Death: 5 December 1894; Southsea, Hampshire, UK
- Note: Anna was a minor when she married in 1871. She was a resident of 13 Toureen (or Tounneen?) Terrace in Passage West, County Cork.
Obituary in Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicle, (Portsmouth, England), Saturday, December 8, 1894; Issue 5909:
"FATAL SEIZURE IN A BATH ROOM -- The regretable death of Mrs. Anna Matilda Meredith, the wife of Captain Meredith R. N., of Silverdale, Waverly-road, Southsea, is reported. It appears that about 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning the deceased was seen going towards the bath-room by Selina Good, the housemaid, but as she was absent an unual time, a search was made for her, and her husband was communicated with, the door of the bath-room being found locked. Captain Meredith called in the assistance of P.C. Blundell, and on forcing the door Mrs. Meredith was found lying upon the floor in an unconscious condition, having apparently fallen after leaving the bath. Drs. Knight and Sparrow were called in, but all remedies were unavailing, and death ensued shortly after eight o'clock the same evening."
- Note: Captain Richard Martin Meredith; Witnesses were Edward B. Meredith and Eliza Howe Meredith.
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John Meredith
M, #10871, d. December 1596
Parents
Biography
- Death: December 1596; Ireland
- Burial: 29 December 1596; St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
- Note: Date of death listed as 1596 in various genealogical charts with unknown sources. Brady (1863) gives year of death as 1594.
- Last Edited: 18 December 2004 00:00:00
Mary Holmes
F, #10872, b. 29 July 1842, d. 21 April 1930
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 29 July 1842; Canada West (Ontario)
- Death: 21 April 1930; Toronto, Ontario
- Burial: St. James Cemetery, Toronto
- Note: Death reg'n #3499 gives her name as "Lady Mary Meredith": age 87, cause of death broncho-pneumonia, 2 years after fracturing her thigh in a fall in the bathroom; informant daughter Mrs. Peters [Constance] of 41 Binscarth Avenue, Toronto (also Mary's address)
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James Creed Meredith
M, #10873, b. 28 November 1875, d. 14 August 1942
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 28 November 1875; Dublin, Ireland
- Christening: 8 January 1876; St Mark's, Dublin, Ireland
- Death: 14 August 1942; Hopetown, 33 Terenure Rd., Dublin
- Burial: Temple Hill Cemetery (Quaker), Dublin
- Note: Birth and baptism record at .
Completed MA degree at Trinity College, Dublin.
In the 1911 census James and Lorraine lived at 16 Herbert Place, Dublin. James occupation was listed as Barrister-In actual practice. their religion was listed as "Christian (No Sect)."
In 1921 he was KC, secretary of the Royal University of Ireland, Earlsfort terrace. His offices were located at 16 Herbert place and his residence was "83 Pembroke road & Albert house, Dalkey."
A Google search for "Creed Meredith" pulls up many, many citations for a James Creed Meredith who is credited with having translated and published Emanuel Kant's "Critique of Aesthetic Judgement." The following is from one of those sources: http://www.evcforum.net/ubb/Forum14/HTML/000150.html : "In terms of Irish philosophers, I think everyone has their own favorite. For me, no one comes to mind quicker than James Creed Meredith (d. 1942), credited with the superb 1911 translation of Kant's Critique of Aesthetic Judgement. In the analytical index of his famous translation, Meredith asked the pertinent question concerning Irish history and society, furnishing his own characteristically prescient response: "What do you call a pretty girl in Ireland?" "A tourist.""
[burial info from Thoms Directory]
James became a Quaker and was a bit of an activist. An interesting article by him entitled "Perpetual Peace and the Doctrine of Neutrality" is available online at: http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=1526-422X(191507)25%3A4%3C431%3APPATDO%3E2.0.CO%3B2-8 . When the War of Independence was over, and Ireland won its independence, some Dáil deputies argued that the philosophical approach of the Brehon law system should be updated to a new legal system in the new state. Among those who shared this view was James Creed Meredith, a barrister and judge, appointed by the Dáil in 1919 as President of the Supreme Court, who actually gave a judgement on women’s rights under Brehon law in 1920. However, Ginnell, and most of those who supported this idea, took the republican side in the subsequent Civil War (1922-23) and the idea came to nothing. The new Irish State simply accepted English Statute and Common Law as its legal system. James was appointed to be Chief Judicial Commissioner of Ireland August 14, 1923.
- Note: Amy Lorraine Seymour Percy; Pedigree in GOMS, MS 174, pp. 64-67 (LDS film 0100125) says Lorraine's family was living in Montreal at the time of her marriage; indexed in marriage records of St. George's Church ("Marriage Index for St George's Anglican Church, Montreal, Quebec, 1817 - 1925," by Robert Dunn & Derek Hopkins, publ. by Quebec Family History Society, P.O. Box 1026, Pointe Claire, Quebec).
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Llewellyn Meredith
M, #10874, b. 7 July 1883, d. 1967
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 7 July 1883; Dublin, Ireland
- Note: In 1909 Llewellyn was an "insurance official" in Ireland. In 1911 the family lived at 5 Belgrave Road, Blackrock district, County Dublin. Their religion was Church of Ireland. His occupation was Insurance Inspector. There was also a servant living in the household. Llewellyn later went to New Zealand and worked for the NZ parliament. NZ death reg'n #1967/38426 says died at age 84
I think birth reg'n for Llewellyn Meredith 3rd qtr 1883, Dublin south, must be this man, although elsewhere his birth year was said to be 1885!
- Note: Jane Helena (Jennie) Wallace; In 1911 said to have been married for two years. The marriage does not appear to have been registered in Ireland--perhaps in England in Southampton?
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Ven. Ralph Creed Meredith
M, #10875, b. 10 July 1887, d. 10 January 1970
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 10 July 1887; Dublin, Ireland
- Marriage: 21 April 1915; Sylvia Aynsley; Forsbrook Parish Church, near Stoke-on-Trent, England
- Death: 10 January 1970; England
- Note: Ralph was educated at Rhos College in North Wales and at Trinity College, Dublin. He completed the BA in 1909 and the MA in 1912 at Trinity. He was Archdeacon of Waitataru in New Zealand from 1920 to 1932. From 1946 to 1952 he was chaplain to King George VI and he was appointed Canon at Christ Church, Oxford in 1953.
Obituary from The Times, 15 January 1972, courtesy of KW:
"Canon Ralph Creed Meredith, vicar of Windsor from 1940 to 1958 and formerly Rural Dean of Maidenhead, died on Saturday at the age of 82. He had been Chaplain to the Queen and to King George VI. He was a former Proctor in Convocation and from 1962 was Rural Dean of Poole."
Detailed biographical information at: http://www.kinderlibrary.ac.nz/resources/bishop/M.htm
- Note: Sylvia Aynsley; Marriage Notice in "Weekly Irish Times," 1 May 1915, p. 8.
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