Family Papers of McNamara Family of Cork city, and Photographs of Hive Iron Works, Hanover Street, Cork
TitleFamily Papers of McNamara Family of Cork city, and Photographs of Hive Iron Works, Hanover Street, Cork
ReferenceIE 627/SM921
Date
1902 - 1993
Production date 1902 - 1993
Scope and ContentCivil records and family papers of the McNamara and Goggin families. Photographs of former Hive Iron Works, Hanover Street Cork.
1. Certified Copy, Birth Certificate, Kate Mary Goggin, born 15 Feb 1902, Pound Lane, Macroom. Parents: James Goggin, Farmer, and Mary Goggin.
2. Certified Birth and Baptism Certificate, Mary Goggin, born 15 Feb 1902, New Street, Macroom. Parents: James and Mary Goggin. Signed: Denis O'Connor, P.P.
3. Certified Copy, Birth Certificate, Margaret Mary Goggin, born 8 Sep 1906, Pound Lane, Macroom. Parents: James Goggin, Farmer, and Mary Goggin.
4. Certified Copy, Marriage Certificate, 1930 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
5. Birth Certificate, 1938 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
6. Printed bill, listing funeral expenses of Catherine McNamara, died 28 Feb 1980, produced by Jeremiah O'Connor Funeral Homes, Coburg Street, Cork.
7. Death Certificate, 1980 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
8. Death Certificate, 1986 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
9. Engineer's boundary wall photographic report, concerning property of P. McNamara at Hanover Street, Cork, being the former Hive Iron Works buildings adjacent the south channel of the River Lee by Clarke's Bridge. Report includes covering letter issued by Paul J. Twomey, Engineer, 18 St Patrick's Hill, Cork. Contains 62 photographs of interior and exterior views of the building, dated 06 May 1993.
10. Envelope containing 16 photographs of the former Hive Iron Works. Includes images of exterior and interior of building. Interior views include details of historic handrail in stairway, and industrial machinery. Exterior views show the building frontage to Hanover St., and the car park with ruined buildings facing the S. Channel of the River Lee. Undated (c.1975-1990).
1. Certified Copy, Birth Certificate, Kate Mary Goggin, born 15 Feb 1902, Pound Lane, Macroom. Parents: James Goggin, Farmer, and Mary Goggin.
2. Certified Birth and Baptism Certificate, Mary Goggin, born 15 Feb 1902, New Street, Macroom. Parents: James and Mary Goggin. Signed: Denis O'Connor, P.P.
3. Certified Copy, Birth Certificate, Margaret Mary Goggin, born 8 Sep 1906, Pound Lane, Macroom. Parents: James Goggin, Farmer, and Mary Goggin.
4. Certified Copy, Marriage Certificate, 1930 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
5. Birth Certificate, 1938 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
6. Printed bill, listing funeral expenses of Catherine McNamara, died 28 Feb 1980, produced by Jeremiah O'Connor Funeral Homes, Coburg Street, Cork.
7. Death Certificate, 1980 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
8. Death Certificate, 1986 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
9. Engineer's boundary wall photographic report, concerning property of P. McNamara at Hanover Street, Cork, being the former Hive Iron Works buildings adjacent the south channel of the River Lee by Clarke's Bridge. Report includes covering letter issued by Paul J. Twomey, Engineer, 18 St Patrick's Hill, Cork. Contains 62 photographs of interior and exterior views of the building, dated 06 May 1993.
10. Envelope containing 16 photographs of the former Hive Iron Works. Includes images of exterior and interior of building. Interior views include details of historic handrail in stairway, and industrial machinery. Exterior views show the building frontage to Hanover St., and the car park with ruined buildings facing the S. Channel of the River Lee. Undated (c.1975-1990).
Extent10 items
LanguageEnglish
Subject20th century, Hive Iron Works, Hanover Street, Cork, Photographs of Cork City, Buildings, Cork City, Iron Works
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Levelfonds
RepositoryCork City and County Archives