Maura - Ardcath Register of Interments records she was a spinster.
She was a one of a kind lady, mostly keeping to herself except for going to mass, the local shop and working with Sonny Matthews on his farm nearby. Neighbours made many attempts to assist her especially in her later years but she rejected most of the offers of help due to her eccentric nature.
She was subjected to unwanted interest from some unconsiderate and thoughtless individuals from far and wide through social media contacts who terrorised her by driving up and down past her residence and generally harassing her. May she rest in peace along with her mother and father.
Her mother Lily nee ? pasased on Novenber 28th 1976 and her register of interment (10 5) was signed by Christopher Cox.
Historical Census Records (1911) In the
1911 Census of Ireland, a
Christopher Cox is documented living in the townland of
Rath, Ardcath, Co. Meath. In modern local records, a
Christopher Cox (alongside Vicky Cox) is noted as a resident from the area, appearing in community notifications and local condolence listings for neighbouring districts like Duleek. f you are tracking the historical
Christopher Cox from the 1911 Census (born around 1895 in Rath, Ardcath, son of John and Jane Cox),
his official civil date of death is not definitively linked in public parish or standard transcribed index summaries. He survived past his youth, but confirming his exact passing requires cross-referencing Irish Civil Death Registrations on
IrishGenealogy.ie using his estimated birth year.
- Age at the time: 16 years old
- Family Household: He is listed as the son of John Cox (an agricultural labourer) and Jane Cox. His siblings included Anne (23) and Thomas (21)