Handwriting decipher thread *must post link to full page*

Morning, I would guess Rail Road Company maybe. I did some research on my great uncle who worked as a "trolley driver" on the BRT - Brookly Rapid Transit. Some info on that here: Home - New York Transit Museum (nytransitmuseum.org) but there is a lot material online re railways in US see also here for example New York Central Railroad - Wikipedia

have a good day

She lived in Brooklyn, so could it be Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) abbreviated to R.R. co.;

It's puerperal debility and caesarian- I'll let others comment on the remainder, fresh eyes. Basically it weakness following childbirth, so off to the birth registers........

Edit it could be febris/latin for fever

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Looking at it again on a bigger screen I’d now say Puerpal febris 2 months, 21 days cardiac and XXX? failure cer[tified].  So the birth would be registered Q4 1940

I wonder could it be no.219 ? https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1940/04721/4261760.pdf

If that’s correct, my guess is she gave birth in Drogheda, child died after a few hours, she never recovered fully, developed a post-partum fever and was moved to the Coombe Maternity Hosp. where there  would have better facilities/specialised care.

Hmmm. So she has a (possible) first child – spina bifida, both items often a complicated / protracted / difficult labour with attendant tissue damage that will endure; she is discharged end-June and some time later becomes infected. That infection develops into PPfever and she is in the Coombe hospital by end-November. I still think it’s possible and worth more research.

I wonder if this is the marriage? https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1937/08910/5222451.pdf

It would be great if someone could figure out the cause of death for Julia Cuniam - I haven't a clue what it is! Thanks. https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-perform-search.jsp?namefm=Julia+&namel=Cuniam&location=&yyfrom=1882&yyto=1882&type=D&submit=Search

Mitro ( to do with heart valve?) and second word ending in ''….ilonity" ??

Thks, never heard of 'metro' as a medical term, poor woman only 26 yrs.

Looking for help with an address please, it is for entry 368, Joseph Connell, it is the address in column 2 I am interested in https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1931/04890/4324677.pdf

it looks like 221 ? ? South ? Street.

Memorial for him on Nov 28 1935 Evening Herald by his brothers and sisters.

4 St. Mary’s Villa, South Earl Street

Brilliant, I have access to the Newspaper Archive through work and had checked for Death notices, but keep forgetting to check the Memorials. Is there a smart way to limit search results to obituaries and memorials?

Some of his cousins were born in 1 South Earl Street in the 1880s.

He would have been my Great Grandmother's brother and while I thought I had accounted for all of her siblings last year, I discovered him last week when I purchased the Glasnevin grave record for their father and he was listed as the informant. I haven't been able to find a record of his birth or baptism, I found his marriage record, but nothing in either of the census archives. He is recorded as an 'Ex-Sailor' in the record above, is that likely to mean he was in the British Navy?

Thanks also to Fraoch and Hermy. That map resource may well consume the rest of my weekend 😁.

Edit, just found him in the 1901 Census, his age was mistranscribed, and also in the 1911 census.

I have since found that Joseph's uncle, James Cramer, died at 3 Mary's Villas in November 1930, entry 338 https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1930/04909/4331660.pdf

and the obituary in the Evening Herald states he died at his residence at 21 South Earl Street. He was a Pork Butcher and Joseph was recorded as a Bacon Factory worker in the 1911 census.