Robert Lionel Deverell was a Captain at the time of his marriage in 1947, living at 22 Meldrum Road, Goodmayes, Essex. His marriage was reported in the Irish Times as follows:
“At Drumcondra Church, yesterday, Captain Lionel Deverell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Deverell, The Heath, Maryboro', was married to Miss Mary O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. O'Connor and the late Mr. C. S. S. O'Connor, 63 Upper Drumcondra road, Dublin. The Service was conducted by the Rev. R. L. Stuart (Missions to Seamen), assisted by the Rev. Fergus Day, Rector of Drumcondra Church. The bride wore a blue satin frock, and she was given away by Mr. John Truman. Her veil, which was of blue net, was arranged over a wreath of blue flowers, and she carried a bouquet of roses. There was one bridesmaid, Miss Olive Travers, who wore a frock of vieux rose crêpe and carried a bouquet of mixed sweetpea. Mr. William Deverell was best man, and the groomsmen were Mr. Neville Cox and Mr. Harry Flewitt. The reception was held in the Royal Hibernian Hotel, and during the afternoon Captain and Mrs. Deverell left for the South of Ireland. Mrs. Deverell wore a black costume with pink accessories.
His death was announced in the Irish Times:
“DEVERELL (Robert Lionel) (London) - August 4, 1986, formerly of Raheen, The Heath, Portlaoise; deeply regretted by his wife Mary, sons, daughter-in-law, grandchildren, brothers and sisters. Burial in Dunamaise, Co. Laois. Arrangements later.”.
3,1 Robert Lionel Deverell was a Captain at the time of his marriage in 1947, living at 22 Meldrum Road, Goodmayes, Essex. His marriage was reported in the Irish Times as follows:
“At Drumcondra Church, yesterday, Captain Lionel Deverell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Deverell, The Heath, Maryboro', was married to Miss Mary O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. O'Connor and the late Mr. C. S. S. O'Connor, 63 Upper Drumcondra road, Dublin. The Service was conducted by the Rev. R. L. Stuart (Missions to Seamen), assisted by the Rev. Fergus Day, Rector of Drumcondra Church. The bride wore a blue satin frock, and she was given away by Mr. John Truman. Her veil, which was of blue net, was arranged over a wreath of blue flowers, and she carried a bouquet of roses. There was one bridesmaid, Miss Olive Travers, who wore a frock of vieux rose crêpe and carried a bouquet of mixed sweetpea. Mr. William Deverell was best man, and the groomsmen were Mr. Neville Cox and Mr. Harry Flewitt. The reception was held in the Royal Hibernian Hotel, and during the afternoon Captain and Mrs. Deverell left for the South of Ireland. Mrs. Deverell wore a black costume with pink accessories.
His death was announced in the Irish Times:
“DEVERELL (Robert Lionel) (London) - August 4, 1986, formerly of Raheen, The Heath, Portlaoise; deeply regretted by his wife Mary, sons, daughter-in-law, grandchildren, brothers and sisters. Burial in Dunamaise, Co. Laois. Arrangements later.”.
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