The Gill Family
Alice Maud Gill
21 November 1873, in Athboy, county
Meath, Ireland
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Governess (1901); Housekeeper
(1940)
21 July 1940, at Cloneygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland, aged 64
Alice Maude died on July Twenty first 1940, at Cloneygrange. She is recorded
as a spinster, aged 64 and her occupation is housekeeper. The cause of death
is listed as polycythaemia
cerebral thrombosis. The informant was R. E. Gill, brother, of Cloneygrange.
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
1911:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
Annie Eliza Gill
18 October 1865, at Clonygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland
Annie Eliza was born on October Eighteenth 1865 at Clonygrange, the daughter
of Benjamin Gill, farmer of Clonygrange, and Margaret Gill formerly Kilroy.
Benjamin Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Nurse
23 November 1945, at Cloneygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland, aged 80. The cause of death is
listed as senility.
Benjamin Gill
1821, in Ballivor, county Meath,
Ireland
Michael Gill
Margaret
Anne Kilroy on 13 August 1863, in Ballymachugh, county Cavan, Ireland
Farmer
21 April 1907, at Cloneygrange,
Athboy, county Meath, Ireland, aged 86. The cause of death is listed as
chronic bronchitis, for some years.
probate granted 27 January 1908 to
Maggie A. Gill
Ireland
Calendar of Wills 1908 p199
GILL
Benjamin 27 January Probate of the Will of Benjamin
Gill late of
Cloneygrange County Meath
Farmer
who died 21 April 1907 granted
at Dublin to Maggie A. Gill the
Widow Effects under £581
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
Benjamin Gerald Gill
27 March 1901, at Abbey Street,
Roscommon, county Roscommon, Ireland
Benjamin Gerald was born on Twenty Seventh March 1901 at Abbey St Roscommon,
the son of James Gerald Gill, bank cashier of Roscommon, and Nanie Gill
formerly James.
James Gerald
Gill
Nannie (James) Gill
Merchant Seaman - wireless
officer
Irish
Merchant Seamen 1918 - 1921
Gill, Benjamin Gerald (Wireless Officer) RS2
No.212569.
Born: 1901-03-27, Roscommon, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
Certificates: 6678 1 cl pmg Photo: f5+
Voyages:
1919-01-01 Patani ON 120872 of Liverpool (Elder Dempster)
1919-04-01 Indian Transport ON 127456 of W. Hartlepool (Furness, Empire
Transport)
1919-08-01 Duke of Cornwall ON 92237 of Falmouth (Chellew, R B)
1919-11-01 Tregarthen ON 133218 of St Ives (Hain SS Co)
1920-01-01 Tregarthen ON 133218 of St Ives (Hain SS Co)
1901:
Abbey St Lower, Ardnanagh, Roscommon, county Roscommon
1911: 71
Moyne Road, Rathmines & Rathgar East, county Dublin
Emma Margaret Gill
10 February 1871, at Cloneygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland
Emma was born on Febry 10th 1871 at Cloneygrange, the daughter of Benjamin
Gill, farmer of Cloneygrange, and Margt Gill formerly Kilroy.
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Governess
6 January 1942
It seems that in the 1901
census, Emma is listed as "Daisy"?.
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
Evangelina Gill
30 July 1869, in Ballivor, county
Meath, Ireland
Evangelina was born on July 30th 1869 at Cloneygrange, the daughter of
Benjamin Gill, farmer of Cloneygrange, and Margaret Gill formerly Kilroy.
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Hospital Nurse
Evangelina is possibly the
"Evangeline Mary Gill" who arrived
in New York on 9 September 1905 aboard the Cedric
which left Liverpool on 1 September 1905. That passenger is recorded as
being a hospital nurse, aged 35 and single. She is a national of Ireland,
but her last permanent resident was in London. Her destination is listed as
the Adirondacks, to visit Mrs Joann Seligman of the Adirondacks.
1 March 1946
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
James Gerald Gill
16 February 1867, at Clonygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland
James Gerald was born on February Sixteenth 1867 at Clonygrange, the son of
Benjamin Gill, farmer, and Margaret Anne Gill formerly Kilroy.
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Nannie James on 3 February
1898, in the parish church of St Werburgh, Dublin, county Dublin, Ireland
James Gerald Gill is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the son of
Benjamin Gill, farmer. He is a banker, resident at Main Street, Roscommon.
Nannie James is recorded as a spinster, of full age, the daughter of John
James, deputy clerk of crown and peace. She is resident at Exchequer Street.
The marriage was witnessed by Ricard E. Gill, Maude Gill and G. G. Dignan.
Nannie was born in 1864/5, in county Roscommon, the daughter of John James.
Banker (marriage
record, 1898); Bank Cashier (1901 census); Bank Official - Bank
of Ireland (birth
record of son John). In 1911 James is listed as "Clerk Sherman
Crawford's"
30 May 1919
1901:
Abbey St Lower, Ardnanagh, Roscommon, county Roscommon
1906: Dublin Road, Tuam, county Galway (birth
record of son John)
1911: 71
Moyne Road, Rathmines & Rathgar East, county Dublin
John Reginald Gill
2 August 1906, at Dublin Road, Tuam,
county Galway, Ireland
John Reginald was born on August Second 1906 at Dublin Road, the son of
James Gerald Gill, bank official, Bank of Ireland, of Dublin Road, and
Nannie Gill formerly James.
James
Gerald Gill
Nannie (James) Gill
1911: 71
Moyne Road, Rathmines & Rathgar East, county Dublin
Lily Gill
1876/7, in county Meath, Ireland
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Governess
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
- 1901 census
- 1901 census
- 1901 census
Muriel Gill
1868/9, in Ballivor, Killaconnigan,
county Meath, Ireland
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
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Dynevor Indian Hospital (1920)
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Nurse and hospital
superintendent; postmaster
Muriel emigrated to Canada, and was superintendent of the Dynevor Indian
hospital and home. She returned to Ireland in the early 1920's, coming back
to Dynevor in 1922.
The Winnipeg Tribune 31 December 1913 p1
INDIANS
ON ST. PETER'S RESERVE ENJOY A FEAST
...
After the dinner was over the whole party were shown over the hospital
where there are at present sixteen patients, and speeches were made by
Chief Wm. Asham and Councillor Wm. Harper, expressing their appreciation
of the very excellent work done by Miss Gill, the superintendent, and
Mrs. Kerr, her assistant, in relieving their people from their
sufferings and the splendid appearance of the hospital
The Winnipeg Tribune 11 February 1922 p14
Miss Muriel Gill will return from Ireland at the end of March to resume
her duties as matron of the Dynevor Indian hospital and home.
EARLY
POST OFFICES SERVING THE EAST SIDE OF THE RED RIVER
Henry Spence ran the Dynevor postal office from July l. l896 up to the
time of his death in 1909. the postmaster. from that point on were
William Doherty (Feb. 1, 1910 to July 14, 1911) Reverend Laronde (April
l, 1912 to July 31, 1914), Miss Muriel Gill (Oct. l, 1914 to Sept. 7,
1920), Miss Isabella Bunn (Jan. 4, lg2t to Sept. 4, 1923). Miss Muriel
Gill (Dec. 15, t923 to March 13. 1925). Vis, V. Cameron (June 15, 1925
to June 23, l92S). On June 30. I925 the Dynevor Post Office closed up.
Muriel arrived in New York aboard the Baltic
on 10 April 1922, in transit to the C.M.S. Hospital in West Selkirk,
Manitoba. (Presumably this is a Church Mission Society Hospital).
Muriel is described as 5 foot 4 inches tall, of fair complexion, with
brown hair and hazel eyes.
1901:
Abbey St Lower, Ardnanagh, Roscommon, county Roscommon
1922: Ballivor, Killaconnigan, county Meath (last residence in Ellis
Island transit record in 1922)
1922: West Selkirk, Manitoba (destination in Ellis
Island transit record in 1922)
Richard Edward Gill
4 June 1864, at Cloneygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland
Richard Edward was born on Fourth June 1864 at Clonygrange, the son of
Benjamin Gill, farmer of Cloneygrange, and Margaret Gill formerly Kilroy.
Dublin Evening Mail 8 June 1864
Gill —June 4, at Ballivor, Cloneygrange, county
of Meath, the wife Benjamin Gill, Esq., a son
Benjamin
Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
Farmer
27 August 1952, at Cloneygrange,
Athboy, county Meath, Ireland, aged 88. The cause of death is listed as
senility.
1901:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
1911:
Clonygrange, Killaconnigan, county Meath
1922: Ballivor, Killaconnigan, county Meath (named as relative in Ellis
Island transit record in 1922)
Susan Henrietta Gill
12 November 1875, at Cloneygrange,
Ballivor, Athboy, county Meath, Ireland
Unnamed female was born on November twelve 1875 at Cloneygrange, the
daughter of Benjamin Gill, farmer of Cloneygrange, and Margt Gill formerly
Kilroy.
Benjamin Gill
Margaret
Anne (Kilroy) Gill
24 September 1964, at 22 Harcourt
Terrace, Dublin, county Dublin, Ireland, aged 88
Susan Henrietta Gill died on Twenty fourth September 1964 at 22 Harcourt
Tce. She is single, aged 88 years and her occupation listed as retired. The
cause of death is listed as senility myocardial failure. The informant was
Kathleen McLoo S.R.N., occupier Governesses House, 22 Harcourt Terrace
Adelaide Road Dublin
1911:
Scallanstown, Ardbraccan, county Meath
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