The O'Grady Family

Ellen Louisa (O'Grady) Gould

Birth: 1857/8, in county Cork, Ireland

Father: Standish Darby O'Grady

Mother: Selina Mildred Groome

Married: George Thomas Ingelheim Gould on 29 June 1880 in Cork district, county Cork, Ireland

Children:
Death: 9 January 1918, in Celbridge district, county Dublin or Kildare or Meath, Ireland, aged 60

Census & Addresses:
1904: Newtown Park House, Blackrock, county Dublin (Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland)
1911: 19 Stradbrook Road, Monkstown, county Dublin

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Fannie Eveline O'Grady

Birth: 1859/60, in county Cork, Ireland

Father: Standish Darby O'Grady

Mother: Selina Mildred Groome

Death: 15 January 1918, in Dublin South district, county Dublin, Ireland, aged 58

Census:
1911: Greystones Town, Delgany, county Wicklow, Ireland

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Selina Helena O'Grady

Birth: 1856, in county Cork, Ireland

Father: Standish Darby O'Grady

Mother: Selina Mildred Groome

Death: 1918, in Kinsale district, county Cork, Ireland, aged 62

Census:
1911: Aghamarta, Templebreedy, county Cork, Ireland

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Standish Darby O'Grady

Birth: November 1813

Baptism: 24 November 1813

Father: Darby O'Grady

Mother: Ellen (George) O'Grady. Ellen was the daughter of Baron George of the Irish Court of Exchequer.

Married: Selina Mildred Groome in January 1856, in Rathdown district, county Dublin or Wicklow, Ireland

Children: Occupation: Barrister-at-Law. Standish was also appointed to the office of Justice of the Peace for county Cork on 20 March 1855, at which time he is described as a "landed proprietor".

Death:
1886 , in Kinsale district, county Cork, Ireland, aged 73

Notes:
In Holy Trinity Church, Templebreedy, county Cork there are two stained glass windows in the west end of the church. One contains the O'Grady crest, the Baptism of Christ and the words "Standish Darby O'Grady of Agharmarta Castle". The second contains the Groome crest, the breaking of the bread, and "In memory of his dear wife Selina Mildred O'Grady who deceased September MDCCCLXI Aged 24 years".
Aghamarta Castle
Aghamarta Castle
photo from Carrigaline.ie


Standish lived at Aghamarta Castle in county Cork. On the property is the ruin of the original Aghamarta Castle, built in the twelvth century. Carew Smith O'Grady bought the 869 acre property in 1824 for £1,200. The castle was in great disrepair, and the O'Grady's used stone from the castle in the construction of the present mansion. The O'Grady's sold the property in 1916, and it is now run as Thompson Farm Shop.

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