A collection of Obits
Evening Irish Times – Saturday 28 September 1912 FUNERAL OF LORD CROFTON, MOTE PARK. ROSCOMMON. The funeral of the late Lord Crofton took place yesterday at Mote Park, and the obsequies were of the most impressive […]
Illustrated London News – Saturday 20 November 1875 OBITUARY OF EMINENT PERSONS. LADY CROFTON. The Right Hon. Georgiana, Baroness Crofton, died, on the 9th inst., at Mote Park, in the county of Roscommon. Her Ladyship […]
Belfast Telegraph -Tuesday 24 September 1912 DEATH OF LORD CROFTON. The death of Lord Crofton, which occurred Sunday at the residence of Lord Clonbrock, Ahascragh, County Galway, to whom he was related by marriage, removes […]
Daily News (London) Thursday 26 November 1936 “You Win” Death Message of Peer’s Heir Te following message was choked on the garage at Ladywell House, Glasson, Athlone, where the Hon. Edward Charles Crofton […]
Irish Independent – Tuesday 16 June 1942 Lord Crofton, who died at his residence, Mote Park, Ballymurry, Co. Roscommon, in his 76th year, was the fourth Baron. He succeeded to the title in 1912. […]
Sligo Chronicle -Saturday 01 January 1870 DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. LORD CROFTON, J.P., DL .. The death of the above-named nobleman took place at Mote Park on Monday night, in the 63rd year of […]
Army and Navy Gazette – Saturday 20 April 1907 Lieut. Hugh Seaburne May, Royal Engineers, died at Chandpurbagan, E.I. on Sunday, aged 26. The second son of Vice-Admiral Sir William May, he joined the Army […]
Manchester Times – Thursday 24 December 1891 Dundee Courier – Monday 21 December 1891 May – on the 9th November, at Rorke’s Drift, Zululand, Natal. Francis Melville, fourth son of the Late J.W. Seaburne May […]
Aberdeen Press and Journal – Monday 15 April 1895 London evening News – Saturday 13 April 1895 Colonel Archibald Dickson of Chatto has died suddenly at Hassendeanburn, Hawick and of 13 Hans Place London. The […]
Berwickshire News and General Advertiser – Tuesday 04 February 1947 May – At a Nursing Home in Edinburgh, suddenly Jan 31st 1947, after an operation, Capt. Archibald Seaburne May, O.B.E, M.V.O, R.N. of Chatto, Roxburghshire. […]
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