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The McQuade Family from Loughan Kells Co Meath Ireland

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Arthur McQuade 1811-1873 - from Loughan Moynalty Kells married Frances Mathews from Ballinacree, Oldcastle Co Meath - on 18/09/1846 in Killeagh, Co Meath,
 
Mr Matthews from Naas Co Kildare

Mr Matthews, father of Francis
who died in Naas Co Kildare

A Matthews connection

Arthur McQuade student days
 

 


They had the following known children:-

Arthur (?-1929).     Robert ,      John Henry (1853 -1913),        Margaret     and       Fanny (?-.1951),

19th Century Lists of Protestant Parishoners in the Diocese of Meath  shows in 1802

McQuade:-
Arthur Henry Jane Margaret                    

Mathews:-
Adam, Christopher, David, George, Hannah, James, John, Margaret, Mary, female, Richard, Robert, Sidney, William

 

Arthur (?-1929) married Frances Frederica Helen Donaldson from
Kilteevogue Stranorlar Donegal in 1873

Kilteevogue & Drumragh

Rev Arthur and his wife Kilteevogue and Drumragh
Robert married Lizzie Nicholl in 1896 in Trinity Church Rathmines Dublin, daughter of J H Nicholl of Kingscourt Cellar Place Nobber Co Meath Bethesda N Wales & Lislimnaghan Omagh Rev Robert and Mrs Lizzie McQuade
John Henry (1853-1913) married Harriette Rountree on 24/04/?? daughter of William Rountree Rantavan House Mullagh Kells Co Meath Rountree Forward to John Henry and Harrriete Roundtree
Margaret married Francis Bell of Monilea, Mullingar Co Westmeath Bell The Bell family of Monilea, Mullingar Co Westmeath
Fanny (?-.1951) married James Kelly on 30/05/1901 in Moy Church Lisalea House Newbliss
Co Monaghan		 The Kellys from Lisalea House Newbliss Co Monaghan
 

Arthur McQuade's Will 1883

Calendar of Wills, National Archives, Dublin 1883

Arthur McQuade who died on 29/06/1873 left a will. Letters of Administration to his son
John Henry McQuade, Moynalty a road contractor, were acted upon on 01/06/1883.

1.The farm at Loughan with the entire stock, farming implements, household furniture
was left to his wife Frances, provided she maintain, clothe and nurture their 7 children.
If she re-married she would receive £145 and her interest in the farm would cease.

2.Children Margaret, Frances, Jane, Arthur, George, John and Robert
would each receive £145

3. If any children died in minority, or before re-marriage,
their share was to be divided between the others.

The will was written on 06/08/1869 and the executor was
Richard Challoner of Kingsforth

  

 

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