The Groome Family
Alicia Groome
Edward Groome
Marianne
Gifford
John
Groome
- Groome family tree written by W.F. Montague Groome in 1922, with later
annotations
Anne (Groome) Whitty
of Castlecomer, county Kilkenny, Ireland
Edward Groome
Marianne
Gifford
John
Whitty on 5 February 1785
22 February 1826
Rathvilly churchyard, county Carlow,
Ireland
The following memorial in Rathvilly cemetery:
TO THE MEMORY OF MRS. ANNE WHITTY.
Here lie beneath this marble stone
consign'd,
Wife, mother, sister, Christian, all combin'd,
Each station gently fill'd by God approv'd,
She died lamented as she lived beloved.
The shaft by which the fatal blow was given,
No sting inflicting sent her soul to heaven.
Died 22nd Feb. 1826.
The marriage license bond lists Anne
as a Protestant.
Annette Georgina Mary (Groome) Powell
known as "Nannie"
1829/30
Edward
G. Groome
Frances
Emily (Uniacke) Groome
Nathaniel
Robert Powell on 22 March 1854, in Monkstown, county Dublin, Ireland
Nathaniel Robt. Powell is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the son of
Robert Powell, gent. Nathaniel's occupation is a Barrister at law, and he is
resident at Newtown Park, Monkstown. Annette Georgina Mary Groome is
recorded as a spinster, of full age, the daughter of Edward Groome, Rector
of Beulieu. Annette is resident at Newtown Park, Monkstown.
29 April 1896 at Bello Squardo,
Blackrock, county Dublin, Ireland
Annette Georgina Mary Powell died on Twenty ninth April 1896 at Bello
Squardo, Blackrock. She is recorded as a widow, aged 66, a widow of
barrister. The cause of death is listed as cerebral haemorhage of duration 7
hours and coma.
granted 6 June 1896, to Charles D.
Powell and Una J. E. Powell
Ireland
Calendar of Wills 1896 p364
POWELL
Annette Georgina Mary. 6 June. Probate of the Will of Annette
Georgina Mary Powell late of Bellosguardo Blackrock County Dublin
Widow who died 29 April 1896
granted at Dublin to the Reverend Charles D. Powell Clerk and Una J. E.
Powell Spinster both of Bellosguardo. Effects £1,569 6s.
6d.
Annie Catherine Maxwell (Groome) Kilroy
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Annie Catherine Maxwell (Groome) Kilroy
photo from Chris Gosnell
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Annie Catherine Maxwell (Groome) Kilroy
(right) and her daughter Annie Kathleen Maxwell Kilroy
photo from Chris Gosnell
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Gravestone of William Wesley Kilroy, Annie
Catherine Maxwell (Groome) Kilroy and Susan Kilroy in Killeagh
Cemetery, Oldcastle, county Meath, Ireland
photograph from Jerry Gosnell
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27 July 1858, in Drogheda, county
Louth, Ireland
4 September 1858, in Beaulieu,
county Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
William
Wesley Kilroy on 20 September 1888, in the parish church, St Peters,
Drogheda, county Louth, Ireland
William Wesley Kilroy is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the son of
James Kilroy, gentleman. William's occupation is listed as gentleman, and he
is resident at Moatview, Oldcastle, county Meath. Annie Katherine Maxwell
Groome is recorded as a spinster, of full age, the daughter of Edward
Groome, clerk in holy orders. Annie is resident in St Peters, Drogheda.
26 July 1924, at Moat View,
Oldcastle, county Meath, Ireland, aged 65
Annie Maxwell Kilroy is recorded as married, aged 65, the wife of a
gentleman farmer. The cause of death is listed as rheumatoid arthritis and
broncho-pneumonia.
Killeagh cemetery, Oldcastle, county
Meath, Ireland
The headstone reads:
In loving memory of William Wesley Kilroy died
6th May 1931 aged 75 his wife Annie Catherine Maxwell died 25th July 1924
and his sister Susan Kilroy died 27th January 1922
1901:
Moat, Oldcastle, county Meath
1911:
Moat, Oldcastle, county Meath
Edward Groome
Reverend
1734 or 1735
Trinity College Dublin. Edward
entered on 26 May 1752 and graduated B.A. in 1756.
Alumni Dublinenses
p350 (ed. G. D. Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935):
GROOM, EDWARD,
Siz. (Mr Hynes), May 26, 1752, aged 17 [N.F.P.]
Sch. 1754. B.A. Vern 1756.
Marianne
Gifford on 24 July 1761, in Kilkenny, Ireland
18 July 1798, at Ossory
House, Kilkenny, county Kilkenny, Ireland
The Gentleman's Magazine August 1798 p725:
At Ossory house, the
Rev. Edward Groome, of Castlecomer.
Edward was made a deacon on 21 May
1758 and a priest a week later on 28 May, both in Ossory. The next day he
was licensed as curate of Rower at £40 a year. On 9 June 1759 he was also
licensed as curate of Cloneamery, both of which posts he held until 1766. He
was Vicar of Ballytarsney from 1763 to 1791. And in 1767 he became curate of
Durrow (county Laois) and on 21 June 1768, curate of Castlecomer (county
Kilkenny). He was Vicar of Abbeyleix (county Laois) from 1773 to 1798. W.F.
Montague Groome writes that Edward was Rector of Dungarvan (county
Waterford) but this could not be substantiated through the Clergy Succession
list. W.F. Montague Groome also notes that Edward lived on his own property
in Castlecomer (county Kilkenny, Ireland).
- Aged 17 at TCD entry in
1752
- Alumni Dublinenses p350 (ed. G. D.
Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935)
- IGI Film 1396483
(Groome family tree also has July 1761)
- The Gentleman's Magazine August 1798 p725;
exact date from Clergy
Succession
List
for the Diocese of Waterford & Lismore p166 reads "According
to Firstfruits he came in on 20th November 1798. The vacancy was caused
by the death of Edward Groome on 18th July 1798" (researched by
Christopher Richards). Will proved in 1798 (Bentham will abstracts)
- Clergy Succession List
for the Diocese of Ossory (researched by Christopher Richards). Groome
family tree written by W.F. Montague Groome in 1922, with later
annotations
- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmricha/index.htm
- IGI: AFN LCC6-W0
Edward Groome
1775/6, in county Kilkenny, Ireland
Edward Groome
Marianne
Gifford
Trinity College Dublin. Edward
entered on 1st October 1792 and graduated B.A. in 1797.
Alumni Dublinenses p350 (ed. G. D.
Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935):
GROOME,
EDWARD, Pen. (Mr Ashe), Oct. 1, 1792, aged 14; s. of Edward, Clericus;
b. Co. Kilkenny. B. A. Vern 1797.
Sarah
Smyth
Possibly this
marriage between Edward Groome, Esq. and Sarah Smith on 19 December
1797 in Dublin St Thomas.
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Killinane, near Leighlin-bridge, county
Carlow
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In 1805, Edward is recorded living at
Killinane:
The post-chaise companion p321 (William
Wilson, 1805):
A mile beyond
Leighlin-bridge on the L. is Killinane, the seat of Mr Groome.
Again in 1814, Edward was recorded as the resident of Killinane in Leighlin
Bridge, county Carlow (A Directory to the market towns, villages, gentlemen's
seats and other noted places in Ireland p240 (Brett Smith,
1814))
19 November 1817
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Gravestone of Edward Groome and his son
John Groome in St Mark's churchyard, Dublin
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St Mark's churchyard, Dublin, county
Dublin, Ireland
The gravestone inscription reads:
THE GRAVE
Of
Edward Groome Esqre of Killinane House
County of Carlow
Died Novr 19th 1817
Also
John Groome Esq Lieut in the
Cavan Militia third Son of the above
Died Jany 12th 1859
By
The Mourners
Edward & Sarah
Grace and Peace be Multiplied unto you
through the Knowledge of God and of
Jesus Our Lord. 3nd Peter 1st chap. 2nd verse.
Amen
Edward G. Groome
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Edward G. Groome
photo from Chris Gosnell
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Reverend
1800/1, in county Carlow, Ireland
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
Entered Trinity College Dublin on
4 November 1816, graduating B.A. in 1821, and M.A. in 1832.
Alumni Dublinenses p350 (ed. G. D.
Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935):
GROOME, EDWARD
G., Pen. (P.T.), Nov. 4, 1816, aged 15; s. of Edward, Generosus; b.
Carlow. B. A. Æst. 1821. M.A. Nov. 1832
Frances
Emily Uniacke on 3 March 1829, in Tullow, county Carlow, Ireland
Reverend Edward Groome is recorded as resident in Killinane. Frances Emily
Uniacke is recorded as resident in Tullow. The marriage was witnessed by E.
Uniacke.
Harriette
Maxwell
Carpendale on 15 March 1853, in Tamlaght, Magherafelt district, county
Londonderry, Ireland
Clergyman. Edward was ordained
deacon in 1825, and priest in 1826. He was initially curate at Mullabrack,
and then in 1831 became rector of the parishes of Beaulieu and Drumcar, both
in county Louth, posts he held for over 40 years, resigning in 1872.
Armagh Clergy and Parishes p147 (James B.
Leslie, 1911)
Beaulieu—(Co. Louth).
Rectors.
1831—Edward
Groome, coll. Nov. 7 (D.R.);
T.C.D. B.A. 1822 ; M.A. 1832 ; ord.
D. 1825 ; P. 1826 ; was C. Mullabrack in 1830. He was the son of Rev. Edward Groome, of Co. Kilkenny, and m. (1)
Fanny Emily—and had issue Edward
Charles Robert, b. and d. 1833 ; May Selina Mildred, b. 1835
; and 3 other daus. who d. young ; (2) Harriet Maxwell, dau. of Rev. Maxwell Carpendale, R. of Tamlaght. From the Par. Reg. we find
he had issue Harriet Fredericka, bap. Aug. 1, 1854 (m. George F. Massey Bowen April 23, 1885). ; Edwina Charlotte
Selina, bap. Jan. 22, 1856 ; Anne
Catherine Maxwell, bap. Sep. 4, 1858 ; Edward John Beresford,
b. Sep, 19, 1861 ; Richard Robinson Whitty, b. Sep. 10, 1863 ; and William Frederick Montagu, b. Feb. 22, 1866. He
res. Beaulieu in 1872, and d. at
Palace Street, Drogheda on Jan. 14 1874, in his 74th year.
His widow was assigned one of the Clergy Widows Houses in 1878. She d. there 6 Jan., 1901, and was interred in St.
Peter's Churchyard where there is a
monument to her memory.
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Beaulieu Lodge - Termonfeckin Road,
Drogheda
The lodge is now operated as Beaulieu Lodge B&B
photo from www.family-homes.ie
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In 1835 Edward Groome appears in a list of the members
of
Committee of the Orange Institute of Ireland, listing his address as
Beaulieu. In the list
of
voters in County Louth in 1842, Edward Groome is shown living as a
freeholder at Beaulieu Lodge in Collon parish. Beaulieu Lodge, on
Termonfeckin Road, Drogheda, is now operated as Beaulieu Lodge B&B. In
1854, Edward is recorded as contributing £1, to the Louth
Patriotic
Fund (supporting dependents of soldiers fighting in the Crimean War),
and his address is listed as Termonfeckin. Edward is found in the 1865
voters list, living in Beltichbourne (now Beltichburne) in Beaulieu
parish. A letter written by Edward in 1866 also places him at Beltichbourne.
The Natural History of Ireland vol 2 p174
(Wm Thompson, 11850)
THE NIGHT HERON,
Nycticorax Gardenii,
Gmel. (sp.)
———— Europæns,
Steph.
Ardea nycticorax, Linn.
Is of very rare occurrence.
...
As noticed by
Mr. Robert J. Montgomery, before the Dublin Nat. Hist. Society:—“A night
heron was killed on the 1st of May 1848, at Beaulieu, in the county
Louth, the seat of the Rev. A. J. Montgomery, by the Rev. Edward Groome,
the rector of the parish. It was observed for several days frequenting
the reedy margin of a piece of water in the demesne at Beaulieu, and was
at first mistaken for a bittern by my cousin, who, knowing I was anxious
for a specimen of the latter bird, in vain endeavoured to get a shot at
it. When started from the reeds it took refuge in a tree. Mr. Groome
shot twice at it before he succeeded in knocking it down, and even then,
though severely wounded, it crawled through the weeds, and was with some
difficulty captured. I received it the same day. On dissection it proved
to be a male. While fresh, the irides were beautiful, of a colour
between orange and vermilion—the legs and feet pale lemon yellow, of a
particular delicate hue. Mr. Yarrell says they are green; but in this
case they were of the colour mentioned. It measured, from the tip of the
beak to the end of the tail twenty-three and a half inches; from the
carpal joint to the end of the wing, twelve inches. The secondaries were
spotted as in the Gardenian heron. It wanted the white crest, but was in
other respects nearly in adult plumage.”
14 January 1874, at Palace Street,
Drogheda, county Louth, Ireland
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Headstone of Edward G. Groome and Harriet
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome in St. Peter's (Church of Ireland)
cemetery, Drogheda, county Louth
photo by Chris Gosnell
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St. Peter's (Church of Ireland)
cemetery, Drogheda, county Louth, Ireland
The headstone inscription reads:
“Father in thy gracious keeping
Here we leave our dear ones sleeping.
Till He Come.”
In Loving Memory / of
The Rev Edward Groome M.A., T.C.D.
for over 40 years Rector of Beaulieu
& Drumcar co Louth died Jan 14th 1874.
Also of his widow
Harriet Maxwell Groome
died Jan 6th 1901.
Erected by their loving children
1909
proved 13 February 1874; Armagh
registry; Effects under £600
The Will (with Schedule thereto) of the Reverend
Edward Groome late of Drogheda County Louth Clerk deceased who died 14
January 1874 at same place was proved at Armagh by the oath of William
Maxwell Carpendale of Carland (Dungannon) County Tyrone Esquire an
Executor.
I Edward Groome being of sound mind and unbiased in any way by any
person whatsoever do in the name of Father Son and Holy Ghost make this my
last Will and testament to the exclusion of all others heretofore made and
executed by me And do hereby and herewith will and bequeath to my eldest
son Edward John Beresford Groome all my crested Plate and the Big Silver
Jug but in the event of his dying unmarried they shall go to Richard
Robinson Whitty Groome and if he shall die unmarried they shall go to
William Frederick Montague Groome - the Big Silver Jug (my Grandfathers
and Fathers and Mothers) never to part except to one of his family. I also
leave my watch chain and seal with crest and initials and my little five
barrelled Revolver (in red flannel case) to my eldest son Edward John
Beresford Groome and my seal with the Harp + Motto "Constant and true" to
my second son Richard Robinson Whitty Groome and my silver Pencil case in
my Desk table drawer to my third son William Frederick Montagu Groome all
little remembrances of a Loving
Father. And I further give and bequeath to my Executors William
Maxwell Carpendale of Carland County Tyrone Esquire and my beloved wife
Harriet Maxwell Groom (who I hereby appoint as such, as also Trustees and
Guardians of my children) all my chattel Property Furniture Books Plate
Linen Bedding stock carriages Implements &c. as at the time of my
death shall be in my house or on my premises and which have not been
specifically disposed of by this my Will, to hold the same in trust
together with the property specified overleaf for the joint use and
benefit of my said Wife and her six children with power to said executors
to sell or dispose of such portion of the above chattel property as may
not be required for the future immediate use of my said wife and children,
the proceeds thereof to be invested and added to the general fund for
their support. And I further authorize and empower my said executors to
change and vary the aforesaid securities from time to time as
circumstances may render advisable and to raise and advance such sum or
sums of money for the advancement in the world of my children as may
appear to them advisable. Such sum or Sums for each child not to exceed a
child's share or part of the whole and eventually to count as such share.
And after the death of my said wife my executors or their Representatives
shall pay to each child who may then be living and who may have attained
the age of twenty one years, and when he or she shall hereafter attain the
age of Twentyone years one equal share of all the property or of the net
proceeds thereof charging each with such portion (if any) as may have been
previously advanced for their individual benefit. And I further devise
that my eldest son Edward John Beresford Groome shall succeed to the
property known as "Arno's Vale near Rostrevor" in the County of Down when
the same shall come into his Mother's possession. In Witness whereof I
have hereunto affixed my hand and seal this second day of January 1873
January 2nd 1873 (three)
Edward Groome
(Seal)
Signed by the Testator Edward Groome and acknowledged by him to be his
last Will + testament in the presence of us present at the same time and
subscribed by us in the presence of the said Testator and of each other.
Joseph Dean, Witness, Drogheda
John M Morrison. Drogheda
Schedule of Property referred to in Within Will
£120 East India Railway Stock
30 Six Shares in Quehoda (?) Compy South America
Railway &c &c
5 Five shares in New Great Consuls
40 Two shares in Government Investment Co.
25 One share in West Swansea Co.
120 Twelve Shares in Dundalk Steam Packet Company
40 Two Shares in Drogheda Steam Packet
Company
50 Promissory note J. C. Pounden Eq.
Ballywalter Gorey.
Edward
Groome
January
2nd
1873
This Will was proved on the 13th of February 1874
Edward Charles Robert Groome
1833
Edward
G. Groome
Frances
Emily (Uniacke) Groome
1833
Edward John Beresford Groome
11 August 1861, in Ireland
19 September 1861, in Beaulieu,
county Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
Susan Jane Ewing on 17
February 1892, in St Peter, Drogheda, county Louth, Ireland
Edward John Beresford Groome is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the son
of Edward Groome, clerk in holy orders. Edward is a gentleman, resident at
St Peter's Place, Drogheda. Susan Jane Ewing is recorded as a spinster, of
full age, the daughter of Samuel Ewing, gentleman. She is resident at St
Peter's Place, Drogheda. The marriage was witnessed by J. W. Chambers,
Richard R. Groome and Etta F. F. Bowen.
Susan was born on 4 July 1865, in West
Derby
district, Lancashire, and baptised on 28 July 1865 in St Peter,
Liverpool, Lancashire, the daughter of Samuel Ewing and Susan Frances
Chambers. She died on 7 June 1944 and is buried in Brandon Municipal
Cemetery, section 16, block H, plot 46 subplot 2
Farmer. In 1906, Edward had 9
horses, 6 milch cows, 9 other cattle and 14 pigs.
Edward left Ireland for Canada aboard
the
Parisian which departed
Liverpool on 28 April 1881 and stopped in Londonderry, where
Edward embarked. The Parisian
arrived in Quebec City on 8 May 1881, and John arrived in Winnipeg on 22 May
of that year. He homesteaded near Brandon, Manitoba, and his
grant
in Section 16 Township 9 Range 19 was awarded on 31 August 1885. In
1892 he married Susan Ewing in Ireland and Susan emigrated to Canada that
same year.
The
Assiniboine Basin by Martin Kavanagh (1946) p123, contains
extracts of a letters written by Edward to his mother. One headed Grand
Valley, N.W.T., June 2, 1881, describes the land situation.
"All the land was taken up till we reached Little
Souris district. Our caravan consisted
of two Red River carts, two yoke of oxen, a buckboard for the guide, and a pair of horses."
Edward located at Little Souris. An extract dated July 19, 1881,
describes his journey into town from his homestead:
"I started in an oxcart for Grand Valley, and
after paying a dollar, for crossing the
river by the ferry, the woman in the Post Office told me my letters
were sent to the Roddick settlement about five miles south."
The ferryman was George Ferrier who later farmed in the district. His family
became close friends with the Groomes despite the exorbitant charge. The
speed with which Brandon arose is indicated in the following extract
(Brandon, July 18, 1881).
"Brandon is a city which owing to Grand Valley
being flooded by the river has sprung up
on this side of it and I saw the site of it about eight weeks ago and there was not a single house on it and now there
are streets and I suppose over a hundred
houses and tents."
There are very few references to Christmas, 1881. Mr. Groome has this
statement in a letter of December 3.
"We have not yet, in this part of the world
attained that stage of civilization at which they have Xmas cards."
One line in a letter of August 4, 1881, has a significance showing how
quickly the country was being civilized:
"Mrs. Daubney has a piano."
Brandon's first election for the provincial legislature was held on November
2, 1881. The winning candidate was the Liberal, J. W. Sifton. In
a letter to his mother dated "Guy Foxes Day, 1881," Edward writes in a
humorous vein:
"Well! on Wednesday Hambrough, Stanley and
McKelvie the two carpenters and myself
went into the election "first in Brandon" and as I had
my homestead for three month on that day I had a vote and so had Hambrough and McKelvie so we voted for the conservative
candidate whom I hope will get in but
the result is not known yet. I have grown about twelve feet I think since
I became so extensive a land proprietor
as to entitle me to a vote. I may mention
that I examined the gentleman I voted for most studiously in order to
satisfy myself thoroughly that he had no
corns but to my utter horror and disgust I
afterwards ascertained that he was a Co(r)nservative, they would not let
me change my vote."
Further insight is given into conditions in a letter from Edward to his
cousin William Carpendale in Ireland, December 2, 1881.
Groome left Brandon on a haymaking contract west of Brandon in July 1881.
Dear William:
I got back to Brandon about a month ago after a
pretty hard trip haymaking. We followed
the line marked out for the railroad 200 miles west
from Brandon which brought us twelve miles due south of Qu'Appelle. ... We went into Qu'Appelle for provisions. On the way home
we went into Fort Ellice. About ten
miles of the land west of it is a beautiful prairie. The town has got a
Hudson's Bay Store and a few other stores but the police barracks was
moved on the 1st of last July as the province
of Manitoba was extended that far and the Mounted Police are only
stationed through a territory. The
railroad line runs twelve miles south of Fort Ellice.
We passed the workmen laying the rails about fifteen miles west of Brandon and we saw a locomotive there but the lines are
graded fifty miles beyond that. Brandon
has wonderfully changed. There are over 500 houses in it now and a train to and from Winnipeg every day except Sunday.
Edward was on the haymaking trip for seventy-eight days at $1 a day, but the
contractor only paid $30. Groome's laconic comment was, "He
was an American."
25 August 1936, in Brandon,
Manitoba, Canada, aged 75
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Gravestone of Edward John Beresford Groome
and Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome, in Brandon Municipal Cemetery,
Brandon, Manitoba
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Brandon Municipal Cemetery, section
16, block H, plot 46 subplot 2
The gravestone inscription reads
E.J.B. Groome
Aug. 11, 1861
Aug. 25, 1936
His wife
Susan J. Ewing
July 4, 1865
June 7, 1944
"Faithful unto death"
1891:
Cornwallis,
Selkirk district, Manitoba
1901:
Cornwallis,
Brandon district, Manitoba
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
Edward Groome
21 May 1896, in Cornwallis rural
munipality, Manitoba, CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
30 May 1896, in Cornwallis rural
munipality, Manitoba, Canada, aged 9 days
1901:
Cornwallis,
Brandon district, Manitoba
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
Edward Francis N. Groome
3 December 1898, in Brandon,
Manitoba, CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
28 January 1919, in Fort Garry,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, aged 20
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Gravestone of Edward Francis N. Groome, in
Brandon Municipal Cemetery, Brandon, Manitoba
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Brandon Municipal Cemetery, section
17, block A, plot 58 subplot 1
The gravestone inscription reads
E.F.N. Groome
Dec. 3,1898
Jan. 28, 1919
1901:
Cornwallis,
Brandon district, Manitoba
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
Edwina Charlotte Selina Groome
29 December 1855, in Drogheda, county
Louth, Ireland
22 January 1856, in Beaulieu,
county Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
Teacher (1881); Housekeeper
(1911)
1932, in Bristol district England,
aged 76
1881: 47
Ladbroke Grove, London, Middlesex
1911:
John's Hill, Waterford, county Waterford
- Helen Longworth has 29
December 1856, but I have adjusted this based on the baptism date; 1881
census age would give 1854/5, 1911 census age would give 1858/9; place
from 1881 census
- Armagh Clergy and Parishes by Rev. J.
B. Leslie (1911), citing Beaulieu parish registers
- 1881, 1911 census
- England Death Index
(2Q1932 Bristol vol 6a p28); Helen Longworth has Edwina's death as being
on 24 June 1926, in St Mary's Private Hospital, Upper Byron-place,
Clifton, Bristol
Edwina C. M. Groome
31 May 1905, in Brandon, Manitoba,
CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
15 November 1968, in Aurora, Ontario,
Canada
Brandon Municipal Cemetery, Section
16, Block H, Plot 46 Subplot 3
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
Elizabeth (Groome) Richards
1775
Edward Groome
Marianne
Gifford
Solomon
Richards in November 1792 at Castlecomer, county Kilkenny, Ireland
2 March 1846
Ardamine churchyard, Gorey, county
Wexford, Ireland
There used to be a long white marble
tablet along the front of the gallery in Ardamine Church dedicated to
Elizabeth. This is no longer there. The pulpit in Ardamine Church has just
-Groome- on the front of it.
In 1837, Elizabeth was living in Owenavarra cottage in the parish of
Ardamine (A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland 1837 vol
1 p41).
Elizabeth Groome
29 October 1809, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
Oct. 29 Baptized, Elizabeth , Dr of
Edwd & Sarah Groome of Kellinane
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
known as "Bessie"
13 March 1827, in Killinane parish
burial ground, county Carlow, Ireland
Wells Parish.
BURIALS.
1827, Mar 13. ELIZABETH GROOME daughter of
Mrs. S. GROOME. of Killenane Parish and buried in the
burial ground there.
Frances Catherine (Groome) Hardy
14 February 1831, in county Carlow,
Ireland
26 February 1831, in Tullow,
county Carlow, Ireland
Fanny Catherine is baptised, the daughter of Ewd and Fanny Groome
Edward G. Groome
Frances
Emily (Uniacke) Groome
George Frederick Hardy in 1879, in
Malmesbury
district, Wiltshire, England. George was born on 9 August 1796, in
Bethnel Green, Middlesex, the son of George Hardy and Mary Dalton, and
baptised on 4 September 1796, in St. Matthew's, Bethnal Green. George was
married first to Sarah Patten, with whom he had two daughters, Constance and
Matilda. George was a banker. W.F. Montague Groome writes that he was a
director of the Bank of England, and probably the George Frederick Hardy who
is noted in the Wexford Chronicles on 28 March 1877 as the
manager of the Wexford branch of the National Bank of Ireland. George died
in 1883, in Wandsworth
district, Surrey, aged 87.
1874: 22 Portugal Street, Grosvenor Square, London (Ireland
Calendar of Wills and Administrations)
1881: 27 St
James Square, London, Middlesex
George Victor Groome
10 January 1895, at 37 Nelson
Street, Malahide, county Dublin, Ireland
George Victor was born on Tenth January1895 at 37 Nelson St, the son of
William F. Montague Groome, Unionist agent, of Falkland, Dungannon, and
Kathleen J. Groome, formerly Carpendale.
William
Frederick Montague Groome
Kathleen
Juliana
(Carpendale)
Groome
Farm Labourer
29 October 1971, in Olympia, Thurston
county, Washington, United States
in Centralia, Lewis county,
Washington, United States
George's parents were separated when
he was young, and he lived with his mother and maternal grandparents. He was
at boarding school when his grandfather died, and he was "sent to Canada",
presumably into the care of his mother's younger brother, William
Carpendale, who was raising a family homesteading in Manitoba. George
enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Sewell, Manitoba, on 1
July 1915. In his attestation papers (p2),
George is described as being 5 foot 9 inches tall, with blue eyes and brown
hair, of fair complexion, with a birth mark on his left foot. His war
service included 18 months on the western front in Flanders and near Ypres.
George participated in the Canadian victory at Vimy Ridge. He suffered
respiratory damage in a gas attack, convalesced in Orpinton near London,
returned to Canada, did some PR work for the army, then took a homestead
near Swan River in Manitoba. Later he went south to Washington State
following his brother.
1901:
Tullyodonnell, Drumglass, county Tyrone
1911:
Tullyodonnell, Drumglass, county Tyrone
1971: Bucoda, Thurston county, Washington (U.S. Social Security Death
Index)
Harriet Groome
21 January 1808, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
Jany. 21st - Baptized, Hariet,
Daughter of Edward Groome Esq and Sarah his wife of Killinane
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
20 June 1811, in Killinane, county
Carlow, Ireland
June 20th - Buried at Killinane,
Harriet, Dr of Edwd & S. Groome
Harriette Fredericka Frances (Groome) Bowen
29 June 1854, in Beaulieu, county
Louth, Ireland
1 August 1854, in Beaulieu, county
Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
George
Frederick Massy Bowen on 23 April 1885, in St
George
Hanover Square district, Middlesex, England
18 December 1929, at 58 High Street,
Cosham, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, of typhoid.
1881: 27 St
James Square, London, Middlesex (Harriette is listed as a visitor at
the home of her half-sister)
1891: Queens
Road, Bristol, Gloucestershire
1901: Park
Street, Bristol, Gloucestershire
1911:
Bristol, Gloucestershire
- 1881 census; exact date
from Helen Longworth
- Armagh Clergy and Parishes by Rev. J.
B. Leslie (1911), citing Beaulieu parish registers
- England Marriage Index
(2Q1885 St George Hanover Square vol 1a p659); exact date from Armagh Clergy and Parishes by Rev. J.
B. Leslie (1911)
- England Death Index
(4Q1929 vol 2b p554); exact date and place from Helen Longworth
Hilda Frances Harriet Groome
12 November 1892, in Cornwallis rural
munipality, Manitoba, CanadaEdward John Beresford Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
6 July 1980, in Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada, aged 87
1901:
Cornwallis,
Brandon district, Manitoba
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
John Whitty Groome
26 August 1804, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
Augt. 26th - Baptized, John Whitty, son of Edwd
Groome & Sarah his wife of the parish of Kellinane
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
Army Officer, reaching the rank
of lieutenant in the Cavan militia
John was commissioned a lieutenant in the Cavan Militia on 3 January 1855 (Edinburgh
Gazette 9 February 1855 p173)
12 January 1859, in an accident.
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Gravestone of John Groome and his father
Edward Groome in St Mark's churchyard, Dublin
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St Mark's churchyard, Dublin, county
Dublin, Ireland
The gravestone inscription reads
THE GRAVE
Of
Edward Groome Esqre of Killinane House
County of Carlow
Died Novr 19th 1817
Also
John Groome Esq Lieut in the
Cavan Militia third Son of the above
Died Jany 12th 1859
By
The Mourners
Edward & Sarah
Grace and Peace be Multiplied unto you
through the Knowledge of God and of
Jesus Our Lord. 3nd Peter 1st chap. 2nd verse.
Amen
John Edward Warren Groome
1842
Thomas Sheridan
Groome
Margaret (Warren) Groome
Harriett Anne Nation
Harriet was born in 1854 and died in 1943.
- Mabel Frances Groome (1881 - 1953)
- Percy Edward Groome (1882 - 19567)
1900, in St Thomas, Ontario, Canada
- Groome family tree
supplied by Ron Groome
- Groome family tree
supplied by Ron Groome
- Groome family tree
supplied by Ron Groome; Harriet birth, death from Groome family tree
supplied by Ron Groome
- Groome family tree
supplied by Ron Groome
Marianne Groome
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
- Groome family tree written by W.F. Montague Groome in 1922, with later
annotations
Mildred Susan Elizabeth Groome
31 May 1905, in Brandon, Manitoba,
CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
Stenographer
Mildred is found on the manifest
of the America
arriving in New York from Southampton on 27 November 1947. She is
recorded as a stenographer, and her last permanent residence was Athens,
Greece. She is also found on the manifest
of the Queen Mary arriving
in New York from Southampton on 27 March 1951, in transit to Canada.
10 October 1994, in Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada, aged 89
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
Montague Maxwell Carpendale Groome
1 October 1902, in Cornwallis
rural municipality, Manitoba, CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
Silversmith
13 March 1970 in Bishopston, Bristol,
Gloucestershire, England
Brandon Municipal Cemetery, Brandon,
Manitoba, Canada: section 16, block H, plot 45 subplot 2
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1970: 14 The Beach, Clevedon, Somerset (London Gazette 21 May 1970 p5790)
Rebecca Groome
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
- Groome family tree written by W.F. Montague Groome in 1922, with later
annotations
Richard Robinson Whitty Groome
1863, in Drogheda, Ireland
10 September 1863, in Beaulieu,
county Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
Emma Louisa Palmer in 1928, in
Axbridge
district, Somerset, England.
Emma was born on 26 October.
Clerk (1881); Joint stock
manager (1901); Mineral Water Manufacturer (1911)
2 July 1928, at the Grand Atlantic
Hotel, Weston-super-mare, Somerset, England, aged 64
1881:
111
Adelaide Rd, London, Middlesex
1891: Arbor
Vitae, Clifton Road, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset
1901: Queen's
Hotel, Stephenson Place, Birmingham
1911: Weston
Super Mare, Somerset
.
- 1881 census; exact
place from Helen Longworth
- Armagh Clergy and Parishes by Rev. J.
B. Leslie (1911), citing Beaulieu parish registers
- Will of father, Edward
Groome
- England Marriage Index
(1Q1928 Axbridge vol 5c p737); Emmaline birth from Helen Longworth
- 1881, 1901, 1911
census
- England Death Index
(3Q1928 Axbridge vol 5c p452); exact date and place from Helen Longworth
Richard Montague Beresford Groome
25 September 1900, in Cornwallis
rural municipality, Manitoba, CanadaEdward John Beresford
Groome
Susan Jane (Ewing) Groome
Helen Gertrude Clement on 24
September 1927, in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.
Helen was born on 13 August 1902, in Brandon, Manitoba, the daughter of
Lewis J. Clement and Edna Rachel Paisley.
Census:
1906:
637 Rosser Ave, Brandon, Manitoba
1930: Manhattan, New York: Helen G. Groome is aged 27, born in Canada. She
immigrated to the United States in 1928.
1940:
244-23 85th Rd, Queens, New York
Accountant. In 1940 Richard was
working for a utility corporation, earning $2157 a year.
8 October 1985, in Suffolk county,
New York, United States, aged 85
1901:
Cornwallis,
Brandon district, Manitoba
1906:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Section 16 Township 9 Range 1)
1911:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1916:
Brandon district, Manitoba (Township 9 Range 19)
1930: Manhattan, New York: Richard B. Groome is aged 29, born in Canada. He
immigrated to the United States in 1927.
1935: 244-23 85th Rd, Queens, New York (1940 census)
1940:
244-23 85th Rd, Queens, New York
Sarah Selina Groome
20 November 1802, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
Nov 20th Bapd Sarah Dr
of Edwd Groome Esqr & Sarah his wife of Kellinane
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
5 March 1887, at Charlemont-mall,
Dublin, county Dublin, Ireland, aged 75
in Ardamine cemetery, county
Wexford, Ireland
granted 27 April 1887, to Richard
Donovan
Ireland
Calendar of Wills 1887 p268
GROOME
Sarah Selina. 27 April. The Will of Sarah Selina Groome late of
Charlemont-mall Dublin Spinster
who died 5 March 1887 at same place was proved at the Principal
Registry by Richard Donovan of Ballymore Camolin County Wexford
one of the Executors. Effects £2,271
5s.
Selina Mildred (Groome) O'Grady
1836/7
Edward G. Groome
Frances
Emily (Uniacke) Groome
Standish
Darby O'Grady on 24 January 1856, in Monkstown, county Dublin, Ireland
Standish Ogrady is recorded as single, the son of Darby Ogrady. Selina
Mildred Groome is recorded as single, the daughter of Edward Groome.
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Stained glass windows in Holy Trinity,
Templebreedy, county Cork, one erected by Standish Darby O'Grady
(left) and the other memorializing Selina Mildred (Groome) O'Grady
(right)
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In Holy Trinity Church, Templebreedy, county Cork, there are two stained
glass windows in the west end of the church. One
window contains the O'Grady crest, the Baptism of Christ and the
words "Standish Darby O'Grady of Aghamarta". 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 XXIV years".
10 September 1861 , aged 24
.
Smyth Groome
1801 in county Carlow, Ireland
25 September 1801 in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
Sept. 25th - Baptized, Smythe, son of Edwd
Groome, Esq, and Sarah his wife of the Parish of Kellinane. (Signed) Thos.
M. VIGORS, Curate
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
Entered Trinty College Dublin on
4 November 1816
Alumni Dublinenses p350 (ed. G. D.
Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935):
GROOME, SMYTH,
Pen. (P.T.), Nov. 4, 1816, aged 14; s. of Edward, Generosus ; b. Carlow.
W.F. Montague Groome list three unnamed Groome boys as sons of Edward Groome
and Sarah Smythe, but does not list Smyth Groome (we know Smythe's name from
the TCD records), so we can assume that he is one of these unnamed boys. The
notes attached to the unnamed boys are:
1) Soldier
2) Soldier. Lieutenant in the Cavan Regiment. Died by accident [this
was John Groome]
3) served in Canada
I would thus guess that one of the notes (1) or (3) applies to Smythe though
I can't tell which one.
Steuart King Groome
5 June 1811, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
June 25th - Baptized Steuart King Son
of Edwd & Sarah Groome of Kil
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
24 July 1811, in Old Leighlin,
county Carlow, Ireland
July 24th Buried Steuart King
Groome Son of Edwd & Sarah his wife
Thomas Sheridan Groome
1806 in county Carlow, Ireland
30 May 1806 in Old Leighlin, county
Carlow, Ireland
May. 30th - Baptized Thomas Sheridan,
son of Edward Groome Esq and Sarah his wife of Kellinane
Edward Groome
Sarah
(Smyth) Groome
Entered Trinity College Dublin on
16 October 1826; received BA in the summer of 1832
Alumni Dublinenses p350 (ed. G. D.
Burtchaeli and T. U. Sadlier, 1935):
GROOME, THOMAS
SHERIDAN, Pen. (Mr Nolan), Oct. 16, 1826, aged 19; s. of Edward,
defunctus ; b. Carlow. B.A. Æst. 1832.
Margaret Warren
Margaret was born in Fort Erie, Ontario.
- Sarah Josephine Groome (1839 - 1885)
- John Edward Warren Groome (1842 - 1900)
- Anne Francis Groome
- Edith Beatrice Groome
Thomas emigrated to Adelaide, Ontario, Canada, in 1832. W. F. Montague
Groome simply calls the man Sheridan and notes that he suffered from
"prickly heat".
1846
William Frederick Montague Groome
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Example of the signature of William F.
Montague Groome
scan from Chris Gosnell
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6 January 1866, in Beaulieu, county
Louth, Ireland
William Frederick Montague was born on January Sixth 1866 in Beaulieu, the
son of Edward Groome, clergyman of Beaulieu, and Harriet Maxwell Groome
formerly Carpendale.
22 February 1866, in Beaulieu,
county Louth, Ireland
Edward G. Groome
Harriette
Maxwell (Carpendale) Groome
Kathleen
Juliana Carpendale on 23 February 1892 in the parish church of
Drumglass, county Tyrone, Ireland
William Frederick Montagu Groome is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the
son of Edward Groome, clerk in holy orders. He is a gentleman, resident in
Drogheda. Kathleen Juliana Carpendale is recorded as a spinster, of full
age, the daughter of William Maxwell Carpendale, gentleman. She is resident
at Falklands, Dungannon. The marriage was witnessed by Richard R. Groome and
George Walker Carpendale.
Farmer (1891); Veterinary
surgeon (1893); Unionist agent (1895); Mineral Water Manufacturer (1901);
Storekeeper (1940)
In William's mother's obituary, he
is referred to as "Montagu" and usually went by this name or more familiarly
as "Monty".
William homesteaded near Selkirk, Manitoba, and his
grant
in Section 14 Township 8 Range 26 was awarded on 29 October 1891.
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Letter from William "Monty" Groome to his
nephew Eric Bowen: November 20 1929
scan courtesy of Helen Longworth
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W.F. Montague wrote two extensive family trees, one of the Groome family,
and one of the Carpendale family, written in 1922. The letter shown opposite
is of interest as it was the cover letter to a family tree drawn up by
William which has been very useful in establishing the relationships in this
family.
Sixty
Acres
Failand
Nov
20/29
My dear Eric
The enclosed 'Tree' is as complete
as known with the exception of your
own particulars to fill in - And
various items your mother may think of
which you will find plenty of space for
You perhaps won't take much interest in this
now, but you may in years to come
I hope your mother is not suffering so much
And that you are all well as can be
Yr.
affect Uncle
Monty
20 February 1940, at 100 Fishponds Road, Bristol, England,
aged 74
THIS IS THE
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me WILLIAM FREDERICK MONTAGUE GROOME
of 13 Bath Buildings Montpelier Bristol in the County of Somerset made
this day of twenty third of January in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and forty. I hereby revoke all wills made by me at any time
heretofore. I appoint Miss H. M. Tugby of "Somersham" 27 Manor Road,
Keynsham, Somerset to be my Executor and direct that all my debts and
funeral expenses shall be paid as soon as conveniently may be after my
decease. I give and bequeath unto Miss Harriette Mary Tugby of "Somersham"
27. Manor Road Keynsham Som all monies I may have in Lloyds Bank Clare
Street Bristol and in the Post Office Savings Bank and any money due to me
at my death or become due to me after my death and all my goods and
chattels. The lease of my grave at Canford Cemetery Bristol is No.
6270 and the number of the grave is 257 Light Blue F. on map and situated
on Pathway three (3)
W.F.M. GROOME
Signed by the said Testator W.F.M.Groome in the presence of
us present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the
presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses
EDWARD WOARDBY SELWAY, Upholsterers Warehouseman, 14 Narrow Wine Street
Bristol
ALICE LOTTIE SELWAY 14 Narrow Wine St. Bristol 1, Married Woman
On the 10th day of May 1940 Probate of this Will was granted at Bristol
Probate Calendar (1940) has
"Groome, William Frederick Montague of 13 Bath-buildings, Montpelier,
Bristol 6. died 20 February 1940 at 100 Fishponds Road, Bristol 5. Probate
Bristol 10 May to Harriette Mary Tugby, spinster. Effects £10 3s 1d."
1891:
Pipestone,
Selkirk district, Manitoba (living very near to William Groome in
Pipestone was William Maxwell Vesey Carpendale, the younger brother of
William's future wife, Kathleen Carpendale.)
1901:
Corporation Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire (visitor in the home of
James Henry Cook)
1940: 13 Bath Buildings, Montpelier, Bristol, Somerset (will)
William Cyril Montague Groome
5 March 1893, in Toronto, York
county, Ontario, Canada
William Cyril Montague Groome was born on March 5th 1893, the son of William
Frederick Montague Groome, veterinary surgeon, and Kathleen Carpendale
William
Frederick
Montague Groome
Kathleen
Juliana
(Carpendale) Groome
Charlotte M. Kemp on 7
January 1918 in Tacoma, Pierce county, Washington, United States
C. W. Groome is recorded as resident in King county, Washington. Charlotte
Kemp is recorded as resident in Dubuque county, Iowa.
In the 1930 census, William is recorded as divorced.
Charlotte was born in 1895/6, in Iowa.
Census:1920:
Graham
Ave, Foster precinct, King county, Washington
Mary Anne (Crathorne) Wolfe
on 9 March 1943 in Pierce county, Washington, United Sates
William Groome is recorded as aged 50, born in New York City, a resident of
Selleck, Washington. Mary Anne Wolf is recorded as aged 5?, born in Kansas
City, Missouri, a resident of Seattle, Washington.
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Gravestone of Mary Anne (Crathorne, Wolf)
Groome in Acacia Memorial Park and Funeral Home, Lake Forest Park,
King county, Washington
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Mary Anne was born on 27 July 1887 in Kansas City, Missouri, the daughter of
R.W. and Lena Crathorne. She married, firstly, Harry Hite Wolfe on 5 October
1907 in Renton, King county, Washington and had three daughters, Leah Mary,
Barbara and Harriet. In the 1930 census, Mary Anne's occupation is listed as
pastry woman in a hotel. Mary Anne died in August 1971, in Washington state,
aged 84. She is buried in Acacia Memorial Park and Funeral Home, Lake Forest
Park, King county, Washington, United States. The grave is located in plot:
G12 Elm Section, Lot 23G, Sp. 6
Census:
1895:
Hutchinson, Reno county Kansas
1900:
332 South Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, El Paso county, Colorado
1910:
2716 North Tenth Street, Seattle, King county, Washington
1920:
5506 12th Ave North East, Seattle, King county, Washington
1930:
10th Ave North, Seattle. King county, Washington
Clerk (1911, 1930) and labourer
(1920).
In the 1930 census, William is recorded as a clerk in the hotel industry.
On 26 March 1911, William, travelling
with his uncle, William Carpendale, arrived in New York aboard
the
Caledonia having embarked in
Londonderry. William gives his final destination as Toronto, to join his
friend, Mr. Smith, in the Manchester Buildings, Toronto, while his uncle was
continuing on to Oxbow, Saskatchewan. William is described as 6 foot 1 inch
tall, with a grey eyes, fair hair and a fresh complexion. Later in life
William seemed to go by his middle name, Cyril. His nephew remembers
that he was "a great story teller".
William and his second wife, Mary Anne, are mentioned a number of times in
the social columns of the Daily Chronicle of
Centralia, Washington, on their visits to William's brother, George. For
example:
The
Daily Chronicle (Centralia, WA) 17 July 1957 p5:
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
George Groome were Mr. and Mrs. Willima Groome of Seattle.
June 1973, in King county,
Washington, United States, aged 80
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Gravestone of William Cyril Montague
Groome in Acacia Memorial Park and Funeral Home, Lake Forest Park,
King county, Washington
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Acacia Memorial Park and Funeral
Home, Lake Forest Park, King county, Washington, United States. The grave is
located in plot: G12 Elm Section, Lot 23G, Sp. 5
1901:
Tullyodonnell, Drumglass, county Tyrone
1911: Dungannon Ireland (passenger
manifest
of the Caledonia, 26 March 1911)1920:
Graham
Ave, Foster precinct, King county, Washington
1930:
1420 Sixth Avenue, Seattle, King county, Washington
1943: Selleck,
Washington (marriage
certificate)
1973: King county, Washington (U.S. Social Security Death Index)
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