March 1919.

The internment took place on Thursday at Castletown of Mr. William Cooper of Cooper's Hill, Queen's County. Deceased gentleman had reached his eightieth year. After a brilliant course in Trinity College, the late Mr. Cooper took to manage and farm his estates and had a keen interest in sport, being a founder of the Carlow Rowing Club. For over 50 years he was a magistrate for Queen's County.

June 13th 1919 Nationalist.

Cummins---June 13th 1919 at Killane, Ballon after a tedious illness borne with Christian fortitude. Terence Cummins aged 75.

Office and Requiem Mass on Monday 18th, American papers please copy.

June 1919.

Military Funeral Carlow.

On Wednesday last Sergeant Fleet of the 5th Signal Co. Royal Engineers, was interred in the New Cemetery, Carlow and the funeral was a military one with a detachment of Crown Forces from the Curragh taking a prominent part. The late Sergeant Fleet during his stay in Carlow married a Miss Murphy of Bridewell Lane. The remains had been conveyed from England and were met in Carlow be a large concourse of people.

October 1919.

Very genuine regret was felt locally when it became generally known of the sad ---indeed one might say tragic--- death of Mr. W. Curran, manager of the Sligo branch on Messrs Lipton Ltd.

He was a native of Carlow and was connected with the syndicate of Lipton's Ltd. for a number of years.

The late Mr. Curran belonged to an old and respected family in Carlow. His remains were removed to the Cathedral on Wednesday and deceased's sister and his brother-in-law (Mr. Millett) was present. He was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Carlow.

November 1919

Cummins---November 13th 1919, at her residence, Tinryland, Carlow, Rosanna, relict of the late Owen Cummins. Funeral Saturday at 12 o'clock to Tinryland.

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The above is a true and accurate transcript of the original document.

Transcribed by M. Purcell c2010.

Old newspapers in the PPP.