Griffith’s Valuation Co. / Widower Married Married S. S. S. B. Co. / Ballykellyeyre Co. / Born Co. / R.C. Born Co. / Limerick Co. / Shewer Co. / Newport Co. / Son R.C. Born Co. / Castleconnell Co. / A2A / Kilkee Co. / Dublin Hibernian Journal / /
Country
Tanzania / United Kingdom / Scotland / United States / Ireland / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
John’s Square / Limerick Co. Library / Bar Assistants / Dolphin Bar / Trinity College / The Dolphin Bar / Manchester Warehouse / /
MusicGroup
Yes / /
NaturalFeature
River Lee / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
Trinity College Dublin / Cromwell’s Army / /
Person
R.C. Margaret Frewen / Eliza Frewen / Joe Frewen / James Frewen / S. Frewen / Rich Hill / Robert Taylor / William Tisdall / Mary Taylor / George Frewen / Rose Dartnell / Charles Whyte Jnr / William Hanrahan / Francis Fruin / Thomas Frewin / Catherine Frewen / Michael Frewen / Taylor B. B. Fm / George Lewis Whyte / Joseph Fruin / Margaret Dondon / Hilary Term / Mary Spring / Anna Maria Benn / Stephen Frewen / Sarah Healy / Maurice Frewen / Nick Reddan / Margaret Brown / Phoebe Davis / John Frewen / William Erson / R.C. Edward Frewen / Margaret Frewen / Cork / Benjamin deBurg / Francis Frewin / Peter Nash / Josephine Mary Carter / Mary Gardenhill / Michael Ryan / William Anthony Frewen / Benjamin DeBurg Whyte / Anne Butler / Wine / Kate Louisa / Joseph Frewen / John Dondon / Francis Frewen / Rose Frewen / Adelaide Terrace / Thomas Coolriree / Sophia Frewen / Frederick Frewen / John Drew / Marian / Bridget Frewen / Late William McAllister / Thomas Mary Thomas William / William Frewen / Edward Frewen / Lambert Drew / William Anthony / W. Frewen / Thomas Frewen / George Dartnell / Elizabeth Wilkinson / Noel Murphy / /
Position
Captain / head / King / Solicitor / Druggist to Miss Frewen / Attorney / Farmer / 65 Farmer / Public House worker / Solicitor of Cecil St. died / the head of the Frewen family / /
1 Frewen family notes. By Noel Murphy The earliest recorded Frewen in Ireland was a Captain Thomas Frewen in Cromwell’s Army who was Killed in Action at Kilkenny on theHe left three known children,