Son of John Alfred Place and Mary Capitolina Moran.
Byrne was the maiden surname of his father's mother.
He married Mary Anastatia Moran in 1908.
They had two children, John William and Mary Barbara.
After serving in WW1, he was a District Commissioner in Uganda for many years.
A fire destroyed Rosemount House, New Ross, Co. Wexford, on Thursday 10th September 1925. Edmond Byrne Place died in hospital the following day, Friday 11th September.
Published in the Limerick Chronicle, Thursday, 17th September 1925.
Death Notice.
PLACE - September 11, 1925, at the Houghton Hospital, New Ross, the result of an accident, Captain Edmond Byrne Place, late District Commissioner, Uganda, eldest surviving son of the late John Alfred Place, of Rosemount, New Ross, Co. Wexford, (formerly of Limerick), aged 45. R.I.P.
Funeral Notice.
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN E. B. PLACE
The remains of Captain E. B. Place, who died as a result of injuries caused by falling debris, when he was fighting the fire which destroyed his brother's residence, Rosemount, New Ross, on Thursday last, were removed from the Parish Church, New Ross, on Sunday, for interment at St. Mullin's. There was a very large and representative attendance of the general public. A large number of ex-Service men marched in the funeral procession, and six of them acted as pall-bearers. The chief mourners included Captain A. D. Place, Major N. Place, and Captain H. L. Place (brothers).
Death Certificate.
Edmond Byrne Place, aged 45, married, a Civil Servant, from Rosemount, died at the Haughton Hospital, New Ross, on 11 September 1925.
The cause of death was Cerebral Compression, certified.
His death was registered by a member of the hospital staff, on 30 April 1926.
Byrne was the maiden surname of his father's mother.
He married Mary Anastatia Moran in 1908.
They had two children, John William and Mary Barbara.
After serving in WW1, he was a District Commissioner in Uganda for many years.
A fire destroyed Rosemount House, New Ross, Co. Wexford, on Thursday 10th September 1925. Edmond Byrne Place died in hospital the following day, Friday 11th September.
Published in the Limerick Chronicle, Thursday, 17th September 1925.
Death Notice.
PLACE - September 11, 1925, at the Houghton Hospital, New Ross, the result of an accident, Captain Edmond Byrne Place, late District Commissioner, Uganda, eldest surviving son of the late John Alfred Place, of Rosemount, New Ross, Co. Wexford, (formerly of Limerick), aged 45. R.I.P.
Funeral Notice.
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN E. B. PLACE
The remains of Captain E. B. Place, who died as a result of injuries caused by falling debris, when he was fighting the fire which destroyed his brother's residence, Rosemount, New Ross, on Thursday last, were removed from the Parish Church, New Ross, on Sunday, for interment at St. Mullin's. There was a very large and representative attendance of the general public. A large number of ex-Service men marched in the funeral procession, and six of them acted as pall-bearers. The chief mourners included Captain A. D. Place, Major N. Place, and Captain H. L. Place (brothers).
Death Certificate.
Edmond Byrne Place, aged 45, married, a Civil Servant, from Rosemount, died at the Haughton Hospital, New Ross, on 11 September 1925.
The cause of death was Cerebral Compression, certified.
His death was registered by a member of the hospital staff, on 30 April 1926.
Son of John Alfred Place and Mary Capitolina Moran.
Byrne was the maiden surname of his father's mother.
He married Mary Anastatia Moran in 1908.
They had two children, John William and Mary Barbara.
After serving in WW1, he was a District Commissioner in Uganda for many years.
A fire destroyed Rosemount House, New Ross, Co. Wexford, on Thursday 10th September 1925. Edmond Byrne Place died in hospital the following day, Friday 11th September.
Published in the Limerick Chronicle, Thursday, 17th September 1925.
Death Notice.
PLACE - September 11, 1925, at the Houghton Hospital, New Ross, the result of an accident, Captain Edmond Byrne Place, late District Commissioner, Uganda, eldest surviving son of the late John Alfred Place, of Rosemount, New Ross, Co. Wexford, (formerly of Limerick), aged 45. R.I.P.
Funeral Notice.
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN E. B. PLACE
The remains of Captain E. B. Place, who died as a result of injuries caused by falling debris, when he was fighting the fire which destroyed his brother's residence, Rosemount, New Ross, on Thursday last, were removed from the Parish Church, New Ross, on Sunday, for interment at St. Mullin's. There was a very large and representative attendance of the general public. A large number of ex-Service men marched in the funeral procession, and six of them acted as pall-bearers. The chief mourners included Captain A. D. Place, Major N. Place, and Captain H. L. Place (brothers).
Death Certificate.
Edmond Byrne Place, aged 45, married, a Civil Servant, from Rosemount, died at the Haughton Hospital, New Ross, on 11 September 1925.
The cause of death was Cerebral Compression, certified.
His death was registered by a member of the hospital staff, on 30 April 1926.
Byrne was the maiden surname of his father's mother.
He married Mary Anastatia Moran in 1908.
They had two children, John William and Mary Barbara.
After serving in WW1, he was a District Commissioner in Uganda for many years.
A fire destroyed Rosemount House, New Ross, Co. Wexford, on Thursday 10th September 1925. Edmond Byrne Place died in hospital the following day, Friday 11th September.
Published in the Limerick Chronicle, Thursday, 17th September 1925.
Death Notice.
PLACE - September 11, 1925, at the Houghton Hospital, New Ross, the result of an accident, Captain Edmond Byrne Place, late District Commissioner, Uganda, eldest surviving son of the late John Alfred Place, of Rosemount, New Ross, Co. Wexford, (formerly of Limerick), aged 45. R.I.P.
Funeral Notice.
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN E. B. PLACE
The remains of Captain E. B. Place, who died as a result of injuries caused by falling debris, when he was fighting the fire which destroyed his brother's residence, Rosemount, New Ross, on Thursday last, were removed from the Parish Church, New Ross, on Sunday, for interment at St. Mullin's. There was a very large and representative attendance of the general public. A large number of ex-Service men marched in the funeral procession, and six of them acted as pall-bearers. The chief mourners included Captain A. D. Place, Major N. Place, and Captain H. L. Place (brothers).
Death Certificate.
Edmond Byrne Place, aged 45, married, a Civil Servant, from Rosemount, died at the Haughton Hospital, New Ross, on 11 September 1925.
The cause of death was Cerebral Compression, certified.
His death was registered by a member of the hospital staff, on 30 April 1926.
Inscription
pray for the souls
of
THOMAS DUMAYNE PLACE
of Rosemount, New Ross and Bauck
and Bahana, St. Mullins who died
24th Sept. 1922, aged 73 years
EDMOND BYRNE PLACE
formerly District Commissioner Uganda
who fortified by the rites of his church
died on 11th Sept. 1925 aged 45 years
of injuries received the previous day
in the burning of Rosemount
son of JOHN ALFRED PLACE
who died 29th Oct. 1923
JENNIFER
daughter of ALFRED & MOIRA PLACE
Rosemount, New Ross
died 2nd Sept. 1959, aged 16 years
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ALFRED DUMAYNE PLACE of Rosemount
died 6th April 1972, aged 88 years
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also his wife
MOIRA FRANCES PLACE
died 9th Jan. 1998
aged 95 years
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