The Waller Family

Cecily Thomasina Georgina Waller

Birth: 24 January 1917, at Prior Park, Cloghprior, county Tipperary, Ireland

Father: William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller

Mother: Elizabeth Frances (Devenish) Waller

Notes: Sarah was known as Sally. She farmed at Prior Park, Nenagh, county Tipperary.
The Wallers of Prior Park
It was the sixth son Jocelyn (1877-1967) (1a2d4 f1g) who came home to Prior Park when he was nineteen, his grandfather being old and blind and his Aunt Selina calling for help. Except for a year in Canada he was to farm at Prior Park almost seven decades, handing over finally to his eldest daughter Sarah Francis (Sally) (1912-).

Death: 28 April 1966

Headstone of Cecily Thomasina Georgina Waller
Headstone of Cecily Thomasina Georgina Waller in Cloghprior, county Tipperary
Buried: in Cloghprior cemetery, county Tipperary, Ireland
The headstone reads:
In | Memory of
CICELY THOMASINA | GEORGINA WALLER,
Jan. 24 1917 - April. 28. 1966
Dearly loved | youngest daughter | of
W. JOCELYN de W. | and | ELIZABETH F. WALLER, | of Prior Park.
and God shall wipe away all tears

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Lucie Katherine (Waller) Sanders

Birth: 17 October 1914, at Prior Park, Cloghprior, county Tipperary, Ireland
Lucie Katherine was born on Seventeenth October 1914 in Prior Park, Borrisokane, the daughter of W. J. Waller, a farmer of Prior Park, and Elizabeth F. Waller formerly Devenish.

Father: William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller

Mother: Elizabeth Frances (Devenish) Waller

Education: Trinity College Dublin

Headstone of Frederick Alvin Oliver Sanders
Headstone of Frederic Alvin Oliver Sanders in Cloghprior, county Tipperary
Married: Frederick Alvin Oliver Sanders on 6 October 1945 in the City of Westminster district, London, England.
Frederick was born on 16 November 1906, in St Marylebone district, London, the son of Evelyn Francis Sanders and Maria Elizabeth Coote Townsend. He was educated at Wellington College and Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he graduated B.A. in 1928 and M.A. in 1939. Frederick was a clergyman, and was granted an Emergency Commission as Chaplain to the Forces 4th Class as a representative of the Church of England, on 22 May 1943 (London Gazette 8 June 1943 p2671) and mentioned in depatches on 22 March 1945 for "gallant and distinguished service in North West Europe" (London Gazette 20 March 1945 p1562). Frederick transferred from the Active List to the Reserve of Officers on 1 April 1955 (London Gazette 26 April 1955 p2468), ceasing to belong to the Reserve due to age on 16 November 1961 (London Gazette 5 December 1961 p8864). Frederick was also rector of Landbeach, Cambridgeshire, from 1948 until 1960. In the Landbeach Scrapbook 1897 to 1990 p7 we read:
The Rector, Rev F.O. Sanders, said he always went down to the pub and was on good terms with the publicans: “It think it is better that people should kn ow how much the parson drinks”.

Frederick was known as Derick. He died on 24 September 1996 and is buried in Cloghprior cemetery, county Tipperary. The headstone reads:
In | Memory of
Rev. FREDERICK ALVIN OLIVER | SANDERS (DERICK)
16 Nov 1906 - 24 Sep 1996
Much loved husband of Lucie,
Only child of E. F. SANDERS | of Charleville Park, Co. Cork | and M. E. C. SANDERS (nee TOWNSEND)

Census:
1911: Titchfield Fareham, Hampshire, England

Death: 1 November 2000

Headstone of Lucie Katherine (Waller) Sanders
Headstone of Lucie Katherine (Waller) Sanders in Cloghprior, county Tipperary
Buried: in Cloghprior cemetery, county Tipperary, Ireland
The headstone reads:
In | Memory of
LUCIE KATHERINE SANDERS,
Oct. 17. 1914 - Nov. 01. 2000.
Beloved and loving wife | of DERICK SANDERS
Daughter of W. J. de W. | and E. F. WALLER

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Sarah Francis Waller

Birth: 18 January 1912, at Prior Park, Cloghprior, county Tipperary, Ireland
Sarah Frances was born on Eighteenth January 1912 in Prior Park, Borrisokane, the daughter of William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller, a gentleman, of Prior Park, and Elizabeth Frances Waller formerly Devenish.

Father: William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller

Mother: Elizabeth Frances (Devenish) Waller

Notes: Sarah was known as Sally. She farmed at Prior Park, Nenagh, county Tipperary.
The Wallers of Prior Park
It was the sixth son Jocelyn (1877-1967) (1a2d4 f1g) who came home to Prior Park when he was nineteen, his grandfather being old and blind and his Aunt Selina calling for help. Except for a year in Canada he was to farm at Prior Park almost seven decades, handing over finally to his eldest daughter Sarah Francis (Sally) (1912-).

Death: 16 July 1988 in Rockvalley, Nenagh, county Tipperary, Ireland

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William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller

Birth: 25 August 1877, in Luska, Cameron, Kilbarron, county Tipperary, Ireland
William Jocelyn was born on August twenty fifth 1877 in Luska Cameron, the son of George Arthur Waller, a gentleman, of Cameron, and Sarah Waller formerly Atkinson.

Father: George Arthur Waller

Mother: Sarah Harriett (Atkinson) Waller

Married: Elizabeth Frances Devenish on 12 January 1911, in St Peters, Dublin, Ireland
William Jocelyn Waller is recorded as a bachelor, of full age, the son of George Arthur Waller, gentleman. William is a gentleman farmer, resident at Prior Park, Nenagh. Elizabeth Frances Devenish is recorded as a spinster, of full age, the daughter of Robert Devenish, gentleman. She is resident at Molyneux Asylum and 4 Church Avenue, Rathmines, Dublin. The marriage was witnessed by G. Arthur Waller, Robt Devenish and S. H. Waller.

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William's father, George Arthur Waller, after graduating at Trinity College, Dublin, joined his cousins’ firm of Arthur Guinness Ltd. and quickly rose to be both Chief Engineer and Chief Brewer. In middle age, Arthur decided that his religious principles would no longer permit him to take any further part in the production of alcoholic drink. He resigned from Guinness and emigrated to Tasmania. Setting out in 1882 on the long voyage across the world with his heavily pregnant wife (Sarah Atkinson from Cangort, Shinrone) and six living sons (they had 10 sons in all), the family baggage included a cow to provide milk for the children. Setting up as a farmer near Hobart he became both prominent and prosperous in Tasmania before returning to Ireland in old age and repurchasing Luska. William Jocelyn was Arthur's sixth son. He was educated in Tasmania but came home to Prior Park when he was nineteen, his grandfather being old and blind and his Aunt Selina calling for help. Except for a year in Canada he was to farm at Prior Park almost seven decades, handing over finally to his eldest daughter Sarah Francis (Sally).
William Jocelyn was also a Justice of the Peace.

Children: Death: 19 December 1967

Headstone of William Waller and Elizabeth (Devenish) Waller
Headstone of William Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller and Elizabeth Frances (Devenish) Waller in Cloghprior, county Tipperary
Buried: in Cloghprior cemetery, county Tipperary, Ireland
The headstone reads:
In | Memory of
WILLIAM JOCELYN | de WARRENNE WALLER
of Prior Park,
Aug. 25. 1877 - Dec. 19 1967
6th son of | G. A. and S. H. WALLER
and of his wife | ELIZABETH FRANCES (FAIRIE)
May 7. 1887 - Feb 7. 1982
daughter of | ROBERT DEVENISH | of Drumsna, Co. Leitrim
“Abide With Me”


Prior Park
Prior Park, Cloghprior, county Tipperary
photograph from Buildings of Ireland
Census & Addresses:
1911: Priorpark, Cloghprior, county Tipperary
1927: Prior Park, Cloghprior, county Tipperary   (Ireland civil records Deaths 1927 Jamestown #356)

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