Paul Cole Atkinson

…took a free passage — and three adult daughters stayed behind. → 1862 · Paying passengers Paul Cole Atkinson and Jane Creech An organist from Limerick who arrived with his wife and the children already born, and who two years later instal…

…lines and has never searched an Irish record. The most testable claim is the marriage of Paul Cole Atkinson and Jane Creech at Carrigaline, County Cork, on 27 September 1853, which the site states as fact and has never seen. Then Richard…

…urns nothing — correctly, since Samuel Charles arrived with the 4th (King's Own) in 1832. Paul Cole Atkinson and Jane Creech, who emigrated in 1862, are not in it; nor Eliza Keeling, nor John Blum, nor any Murdoch of the right age. The in…

…arried George Lindsay D'Arcy that June. She was living at West End when she died in 1918. Paul Cole Atkinson, organist Christened at St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick , 9 July 1832; organist at Bandon, County Cork, by 1853; emigrated to Brisb…

…n. Ireland, Births and Baptisms, 1620–1881 (index, via FamilySearch) — the christening of Paul Cole Atkinson at Limerick on 9 July 1832, naming Richard Atkinson and Anne . Roots Ireland itself has not been searched ; it needs a paid accou…

…rtley Sneyd enters the public service, 1 February — the Government Printing Office → 1864 Paul Cole Atkinson installs the first organ at All Saints', Wickham Terrace, and plays it → 1873 William Hartley Sneyd is insolvent → 1902 He is fou…

…forty-six, the year before he took the post. Jane Creech · 1830–1885 Married the organist Paul Cole Atkinson at Carrigaline, County Cork, on 27 September 1853, and emigrated with him in 1862 with the children already born. Eliza Keeling ·…

…law in the archive, and the only one whose work you can still go and look at. 9 July 1832 Paul Cole Atkinson, christened at St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick Christened 9 July 1832 Limerick, County Limerick — St Mary's Cathedral Parents Richa…