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Mayor of Drogheda

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cockatiel | 20:03 Thu 12th Jun 2008 | History
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My friend is just beginning family history research and has asked me to help. She has Irish ancestry and reckons that her grandmother Mary Read (or Reid,or Reed) was the daughter of the Mayor of Drogheda, probably late 19th or early 20th centuary. His first name was Francis. She has given me his surname as Read ( or variation of spelling). I have been looking for info about Drogheda and it's history including mayors of the town, but am unable to find anything that makes sense to me. If there are any Irish historians out there who could help,I'd be very grateful
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Old Drogheda Society may be able to help. They publish a journal. Google them.
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Thank you. I'll give the Old Drogheda Society a try. My friend got her grandfather's name wrong. He was Frank Dennis and he died in 1957
I have researched this family history and have some records
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Thanks for your reply Brendan. My friend made a mistake with her grandfather's name. It was Frank Dennis. His daughter married a Mr Read. I believe one of his sons was a footballer. If you have any more info. please can you share it. I did hear from the Millmount Museum but am still waiting for more info from them
The Mary Read visited her brother Dominic shortly before he died. I have a couple of great photographs of them. And i interviewed Dominic about his father's years as Mayor.

I also did some research Frank Dennis and the founding of the national GAA.
If you need I can be reached at [email protected]
my great great grand father was the mayor of drogheda in the 1950s and his name was frank dennis , his grand daughter is my grandmother . [email protected]

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