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Name - "official" name and what they were known as:
James McCrudden
Date and place of birth:
10 May 1875, Cloghernagh ('Clarna'), Tydavenet, Co Monaghan, Ireland
Names of parents:
Matthew McCrudden, farmer, and Ellen Treanor.
Details of each of his or her marriages - if any - and any divorces:
Married Catherine Ryan on 30 April 1913 at St Brigid's Church, Shankhill, Belfast, Husband’s father deceased. Witnesses: Owen McGlinn and Moira Ryan.
Occupation(s) - if any:
Publican (1911 census)
Spirit merchant (marriage)
Shop keeper (death record)
Grocer (widow's death record)
Military service - if any:
Addresses where they lived - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on, if applicable:
1875 onwards Cloghernagh, Tydavnet, Monaghan (where born)
1911 census 32 Oceanic Avenue, Belfast
John Ryan – 63 – army accountant – born Tipperary
Sarah – 65 – born Down
Bridget – 33 – draper – born Jersey
Catherine – 32 – designer – born Armagh
Cornelius – 24 – life insurance superintendent – born Sussex
Mary – 23 – life insurance superintendent – born Sussex
James McCrudden – 34 – publican – born Monaghan
1913, 1916, 1920
135 Snugville Street, Belfast
James McCrudden, a Catholic from rural Monaghan, ran at least one pub in the heart of the Protestant Shankhill in Belfast. He was 'burnt out'.
1932
Falls Road, Belfast
Date, place and cause of death:
12 August 1932, aged 57, at Drumdart, County Monaghan. Cause of death: Cerebral embolism and cardiac failure. Present at death was his 16-year-old daughter, Kathleen, who also registered the death, not his wife.
This suggests that he was visiting relatives in Monaghan at the time of his death, while his wife remained at home in Belfast with the younger children. The farm of Drumdart was owned by the Treanor family. Treanor was his mother's maiden name and other McCruddens also married Treanors.
Date and place of burial / cremation:
Buried at Milltown Catholic Cemetery, Belfast
Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable:
There was a will, but I've not seen it.
Memorial inscription - if any:
James McCrudden
Date and place of birth:
10 May 1875, Cloghernagh ('Clarna'), Tydavenet, Co Monaghan, Ireland
Names of parents:
Matthew McCrudden, farmer, and Ellen Treanor.
Details of each of his or her marriages - if any - and any divorces:
Married Catherine Ryan on 30 April 1913 at St Brigid's Church, Shankhill, Belfast, Husband’s father deceased. Witnesses: Owen McGlinn and Moira Ryan.
Occupation(s) - if any:
Publican (1911 census)
Spirit merchant (marriage)
Shop keeper (death record)
Grocer (widow's death record)
Military service - if any:
Addresses where they lived - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on, if applicable:
1875 onwards Cloghernagh, Tydavnet, Monaghan (where born)
1911 census 32 Oceanic Avenue, Belfast
John Ryan – 63 – army accountant – born Tipperary
Sarah – 65 – born Down
Bridget – 33 – draper – born Jersey
Catherine – 32 – designer – born Armagh
Cornelius – 24 – life insurance superintendent – born Sussex
Mary – 23 – life insurance superintendent – born Sussex
James McCrudden – 34 – publican – born Monaghan
1913, 1916, 1920
135 Snugville Street, Belfast
James McCrudden, a Catholic from rural Monaghan, ran at least one pub in the heart of the Protestant Shankhill in Belfast. He was 'burnt out'.
1932
Falls Road, Belfast
Date, place and cause of death:
12 August 1932, aged 57, at Drumdart, County Monaghan. Cause of death: Cerebral embolism and cardiac failure. Present at death was his 16-year-old daughter, Kathleen, who also registered the death, not his wife.
This suggests that he was visiting relatives in Monaghan at the time of his death, while his wife remained at home in Belfast with the younger children. The farm of Drumdart was owned by the Treanor family. Treanor was his mother's maiden name and other McCruddens also married Treanors.
Date and place of burial / cremation:
Buried at Milltown Catholic Cemetery, Belfast
Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable:
There was a will, but I've not seen it.
Memorial inscription - if any: