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There are probably more documents to find in the Registry of Deeds, Henrietta St, Dublin, which would shed more light on Edward FitzGerald (The Engraver) - and the business affairs of his sons.
See also: Printers and Booksellers in Dublin 1800-1850, Benson, C (Charles), Trinity College Dublin; location: Early Printed Books Reading Room, Shelfmark OL Xerox 4 no. 17
Also National Lottery - Edward the Engraver was first clerk. Didn't this have to do with raising funds for setting up the first Bank of Ireland for which Edward was engraver?
The Parish Registers of St Mary's Pro Cathedral (National Library of Ireland) for more of Edward the Engraver's children. He might have been married more than once of course. His children could have different mothers? We're still looking for a Fitzpatrick female.
Might George the brazier appear in parish registers?
Who lived at The Seasons, Balymore Eastace prior to Edward Junior in 1866? After he died in 1878?

There is an archive of Fitzpatrick family papers which includes documents concerning the (illegitimate) son's relationship with his (legitimate) sisters Anne and Gertrude. University College Dublin, James Joyce Library. Closed Fridays. Need an appointment and a readers card. +353-1-716 7555 during Research Room opening hours. Email [email protected]

http://www.ucd.ie/archives/html/collections/fitzpatrick-family.htm

(There is a dormant title in this family which could only be passed on to a legitimate male. It also looks as if Anne and Gertrude had another sister, Mary, who is listed as having died in infancy. Could she have been vanished from the records for remaining Catholic during the Penal Laws?). We know that a FitzPatrick woman did marry into our FitzGeralds. Grandad told me this.

If anyone is looking to see how we may relate to the famous Edward Fitzgerald who was sheltered in Murphy's house etc etc (I call him Edward the Rebel) then I have found two possibilities :

1. Edward the Rebel's Dad James, 1st Duke of Leinster and 20th Earl of Kildare, had two brothers who both appear in lineages as "Unknown Fitzgerald". If our ancestor Edward (1758 - 1834) was the son of either of these, then he would have been first cousin of Edward the Rebel. In this case we would be descended from Robert, 19th Earl of Kildare.

2. Edward the Rebel's Great Great Grandfather also had two brothers listed as "Unknown Fitzgerald". If we are descended from either of these then we are descended from Gerald, 9th Earl of Kildare, and our ancestor Edward (1758 - 1834) would have been fourth cousin to Edward the Rebel.

It is possible that family members who remained Catholic during the penal laws could be listed in this way.

There may be documents in the Registry of Deeds in Henrietta St Dublin which could help in this quest, or otherwise a professional genealogist may be able to help.

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Contents Introduction (excuses, etc) Ancestors George Wm Jsph 1886-1976 Gerald John 1854-1901 George William 1810-1891 Edward 1758-1834 Possibly George c1732-c1792 Probably Edward c1700-c1770 Children of George William Edward Foster George William James Basil Henry Francis Louis Patrick Mary Marcella (Richard) Charles Gerald John Joseph Otho Arthur Christopher Joseph Other residents of No 34 Edward Fitzgerald (1796-1867) William Fitzgerald (fl 1837 & 1867) Places 34 Upper Fitzwilliam Street Elm Park Henrietta Place Dalkey Other Addresses St Andrew's Church Church of Saints Michael and John Smock Alley Theatre The National Library Fitzgerald Family Tree (pdf) Fitzgerald Tree For Printing (pdf) Timeline of Fitzgerald movements and life events (pdf) To Do List External links edit SideBar RecentChanges TriadSkin powered by PmWiki	Fitzgerald To Do To Do List There are probably more documents to find in the Registry of Deeds, Henrietta St, Dublin, which would shed more light on Edward FitzGerald (The Engraver) - and the business affairs of his sons. See also: Printers and Booksellers in Dublin 1800-1850, Benson, C (Charles), Trinity College Dublin; location: Early Printed Books Reading Room, Shelfmark OL Xerox 4 no. 17 Also National Lottery - Edward the Engraver was first clerk. Didn't this have to do with raising funds for setting up the first Bank of Ireland for which Edward was engraver? The Parish Registers of St Mary's Pro Cathedral (National Library of Ireland) for more of Edward the Engraver's children. He might have been married more than once of course. His children could have different mothers? We're still looking for a Fitzpatrick female. Might George the brazier appear in parish registers? Who lived at The Seasons, Balymore Eastace prior to Edward Junior in 1866? After he died in 1878? There is an archive of Fitzpatrick family papers which includes documents concerning the (illegitimate) son's relationship with his (legitimate) sisters Anne and Gertrude. University College Dublin, James Joyce Library. Closed Fridays. Need an appointment and a readers card. +353-1-716 7555 during Research Room opening hours. Email [email protected] http://www.ucd.ie/archives/html/collections/fitzpatrick-family.htm (There is a dormant title in this family which could only be passed on to a legitimate male. It also looks as if Anne and Gertrude had another sister, Mary, who is listed as having died in infancy. Could she have been vanished from the records for remaining Catholic during the Penal Laws?). We know that a FitzPatrick woman did marry into our FitzGeralds. Grandad told me this. PS If anyone is looking to see how we may relate to the famous Edward Fitzgerald who was sheltered in Murphy's house etc etc (I call him Edward the Rebel) then I have found two possibilities : 1. Edward the Rebel's Dad James, 1st Duke of Leinster and 20th Earl of Kildare, had two brothers who both appear in lineages as "Unknown Fitzgerald". If our ancestor Edward (1758 - 1834) was the son of either of these, then he would have been first cousin of Edward the Rebel. In this case we would be descended from Robert, 19th Earl of Kildare. 2. Edward the Rebel's Great Great Grandfather also had two brothers listed as "Unknown Fitzgerald". If we are descended from either of these then we are descended from Gerald, 9th Earl of Kildare, and our ancestor Edward (1758 - 1834) would have been fourth cousin to Edward the Rebel. It is possible that family members who remained Catholic during the penal laws could be listed in this way. There may be documents in the Registry of Deeds in Henrietta St Dublin which could help in this quest, or otherwise a professional genealogist may be able to help. Edit Page History Source Attach File Backlinks List Group Page last modified on November 23, 2019, at 11:30 PM
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