James Byrne/Burns a coachman at Dalguise, Monkstown
James Joseph Byrne married Emily Mary Belton
born circa 1868 22.03.1895 born 24.12.1868
Dublin City Registrar’s Office Ballingore, Mullingar
Kingstown
James Byrne born circa 1868 son of Louis Byrne, a tobacconist. He was a vanman of 1 Corrig
when he married Emily Belton on 22.03.1895 at the Registrar’s Office in Kingstown. Emily
was a servant and the daughter of George Belton, a miller and his wife Elizabeth Latimer. In
1901 James was a coachman
at Dalguise, Monkstown for Amelia Kennedy and living on site. By 1911 James was a sexton
and caretaker, and the family know listed as Burns lived at Westland Row. In 1920 the family
lived at the Presbyterian Church premises at 18a Adelaide Road, Dublin.
1 James Louis Byrne born 23.08.1895 at 8 Corrig Cottages, Corrig Avenue. He enlisted
and served during WW1 with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2 George Victor Byrne born 17.05.1897 at 32 Mulgrave Street, Kingstown. George served
with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers during WW1. He was with the 29th Division and
transferred to the 27the Division and became a prisoner of war in March 1918 (Service
numbers 19868 and 623610). George of 18 Adelaide Road married Annie Elizabeth
Craine on 26.12.1923 at Merrion Hall. Informant Louis James Burns and Emma Burns.
Annie was living at 31 Queens Terrace, Great Brunswick Street and was the daughter of
Charles Craine.
1 James Charles Burns born 26.09.1924 at 4 Clonmore Road of 33 Annesley Park,
Rathmines.
3 Margaret Evelyn Frances (Evaline) Burns born 21.01.1900 at Findlater Street, Eden Road,
Glasthule. Evelyn married Alexander Dowie on 09.06.1923 at Winnipeg, Canada.
Alexander was a mechanic and came to Ireland in 1921.
4 Elizabeth Emily Byrne born 10.09.1903 at 5 Clarence Street, Dun Laoghaire. Elizabeth was
living at 18a Adelaide Road when she married Richard Wilson on 26.12.1924 at the Parish
Church of St Peter, Dublin. Witnesses George Burns and James Burns. Richard was a coal
factor of 4 Spencer Road, South Circular Road late of 22 Rathgar Road.
© June Bow & Karen Poff - September 2026
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James Joseph Byrne married Emily Mary Belton
born circa 1868 22.03.1895 born 24.12.1868
Dublin City Registrar’s Office Ballingore, Mullingar
Kingstown
James Byrne born circa 1868 son of Louis Byrne, a tobacconist. He was a vanman of 1 Corrig
when he married Emily Belton on 22.03.1895 at the Registrar’s Office in Kingstown. Emily
was a servant and the daughter of George Belton, a miller and his wife Elizabeth Latimer. In
1901 James was a coachman
at Dalguise, Monkstown for Amelia Kennedy and living on site. By 1911 James was a sexton
and caretaker, and the family know listed as Burns lived at Westland Row. In 1920 the family
lived at the Presbyterian Church premises at 18a Adelaide Road, Dublin.
1 James Louis Byrne born 23.08.1895 at 8 Corrig Cottages, Corrig Avenue. He enlisted
and served during WW1 with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2 George Victor Byrne born 17.05.1897 at 32 Mulgrave Street, Kingstown. George served
with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers during WW1. He was with the 29th Division and
transferred to the 27the Division and became a prisoner of war in March 1918 (Service
numbers 19868 and 623610). George of 18 Adelaide Road married Annie Elizabeth
Craine on 26.12.1923 at Merrion Hall. Informant Louis James Burns and Emma Burns.
Annie was living at 31 Queens Terrace, Great Brunswick Street and was the daughter of
Charles Craine.
1 James Charles Burns born 26.09.1924 at 4 Clonmore Road of 33 Annesley Park,
Rathmines.
3 Margaret Evelyn Frances (Evaline) Burns born 21.01.1900 at Findlater Street, Eden Road,
Glasthule. Evelyn married Alexander Dowie on 09.06.1923 at Winnipeg, Canada.
Alexander was a mechanic and came to Ireland in 1921.
4 Elizabeth Emily Byrne born 10.09.1903 at 5 Clarence Street, Dun Laoghaire. Elizabeth was
living at 18a Adelaide Road when she married Richard Wilson on 26.12.1924 at the Parish
Church of St Peter, Dublin. Witnesses George Burns and James Burns. Richard was a coal
factor of 4 Spencer Road, South Circular Road late of 22 Rathgar Road.
© June Bow & Karen Poff - September 2026
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