Holt Family of Stillorgan - No 11
William Holt married Mary Murphy
born circa 1841 15.10.1876 born circa 1846
in County Dublin Booterstown Chapel in County Dublin
died 31.01.1913 (64) died 11.01.1931 (78)
at Sweetbriar Lane at Sweetbriar Lane
William Holt born circa 1841 in Co Dublin son of William Holt of Kilmacud, a farmer. He
married Mary Murphy daughter of Francis Murphy in 1876 at Booterstown Chapel. They
lived at Sweetbriar Lane off the Lower Kilmacud Road and William was a labourer. In
1901 the family were living at 11 Stillorgan North and in 1911 at 10 Kilmacud West.
William died 31.01.1913 at Sweetbriar Lane and is buried at Deansgrange. Mary died
same place on 11.01.1931 and is buried with her husband.
1 William Holt born 06.01.1881 at Stillorgan and died 16.01.1938 at Sweetbriar Lane
and is buried at Deansgrange. Informant was Jane McCann, his sister living at
Dominick Street, Dun Laoghaire.
2 Jane Holt born 22.11.1883 at Mount Merrion married Thomas McCann of 119
Lower George's Street, Kingstown son of John McCann on 03.02.1907 at Kilmacud.
1 William McCann born on 20.05.1907 at 6 Georges Place and died on
19.10.1907 aged 5 months at Albert Place.
2 Thomas McCann born 11.11.1908 at Stillorgan.
3 Mary Jane McCann born 21.02.1911 at Deansgrange.
4 Michael McCann born 05.04.1913 at Sexton Court, York Road.
5 Patrick McCann born 16.05.1915 at 16 Avoca Square.
3 Thomas Holt born circa 1885. Thomas living at 190 Sweet Briar Lane was a
porter at Jervis Street Hospital and died there on 09.04.1924 aged 36 years and is
buried at Deansgrange.
4 Patrick Holt born 10.09.1888 at Stillorgan. Patrick died unmarried on 20.12.1923
aged 34 years at Kilmacud and is buried at Deansgrange.
5 Mary Holt born 18.07.1891 at Kilmacud worked as a domestic servant.
1 James Holt born 7 Sep 1913 at Sweetbriar Lane lived with his grandmother.
Mary living at Sweetbriar Lane married James Hanley of Sweetbriar Lane on
19.09.1914 at Kilmacud Chapel. James was the son of Michael Henry Hanley, a tailor
and his wife Mary Byrne and was originally from Tinahely. James worked for J
Stringer, building contractors as a builders labourer and they family lived at New
Bride Street in the 1920s.
2 Thomas Hanley born 06.07.1915 at Redesdale, Dundrum.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – May 2021 updated September 2026
William Holt married Mary Murphy
born circa 1841 15.10.1876 born circa 1846
in County Dublin Booterstown Chapel in County Dublin
died 31.01.1913 (64) died 11.01.1931 (78)
at Sweetbriar Lane at Sweetbriar Lane
William Holt born circa 1841 in Co Dublin son of William Holt of Kilmacud, a farmer. He
married Mary Murphy daughter of Francis Murphy in 1876 at Booterstown Chapel. They
lived at Sweetbriar Lane off the Lower Kilmacud Road and William was a labourer. In
1901 the family were living at 11 Stillorgan North and in 1911 at 10 Kilmacud West.
William died 31.01.1913 at Sweetbriar Lane and is buried at Deansgrange. Mary died
same place on 11.01.1931 and is buried with her husband.
1 William Holt born 06.01.1881 at Stillorgan and died 16.01.1938 at Sweetbriar Lane
and is buried at Deansgrange. Informant was Jane McCann, his sister living at
Dominick Street, Dun Laoghaire.
2 Jane Holt born 22.11.1883 at Mount Merrion married Thomas McCann of 119
Lower George's Street, Kingstown son of John McCann on 03.02.1907 at Kilmacud.
1 William McCann born on 20.05.1907 at 6 Georges Place and died on
19.10.1907 aged 5 months at Albert Place.
2 Thomas McCann born 11.11.1908 at Stillorgan.
3 Mary Jane McCann born 21.02.1911 at Deansgrange.
4 Michael McCann born 05.04.1913 at Sexton Court, York Road.
5 Patrick McCann born 16.05.1915 at 16 Avoca Square.
3 Thomas Holt born circa 1885. Thomas living at 190 Sweet Briar Lane was a
porter at Jervis Street Hospital and died there on 09.04.1924 aged 36 years and is
buried at Deansgrange.
4 Patrick Holt born 10.09.1888 at Stillorgan. Patrick died unmarried on 20.12.1923
aged 34 years at Kilmacud and is buried at Deansgrange.
5 Mary Holt born 18.07.1891 at Kilmacud worked as a domestic servant.
1 James Holt born 7 Sep 1913 at Sweetbriar Lane lived with his grandmother.
Mary living at Sweetbriar Lane married James Hanley of Sweetbriar Lane on
19.09.1914 at Kilmacud Chapel. James was the son of Michael Henry Hanley, a tailor
and his wife Mary Byrne and was originally from Tinahely. James worked for J
Stringer, building contractors as a builders labourer and they family lived at New
Bride Street in the 1920s.
2 Thomas Hanley born 06.07.1915 at Redesdale, Dundrum.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – May 2021 updated September 2026
