Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Frederick Knipe Cashel [descendant of Edward III],
mar 29th Sept 1853, Nenagh par church (C of I), Nenagh, Co.Tipperary
[GROI, Protestant marriages],
to Susan Charlotte Baldwin [seen as "Susan C.",
also just as "Charlotte",
born 1834, Church of Ireland,
dau of Capt. Richard Baldwin of Rolanduff, Queen's Co.,
though
[GROI]
says dau of Edward Baldwin, gent],
she is listed as living Nenagh at time of mar,
he died 21st Jan 1865, age 34 yrs, at
"Tirville" [unidentified],
Terryglass par, N Co.Tipperary
[GROI],
Jacobie O'Leary Cashel
thought he
"Was killed while riding to hounds", but
[GROI]
shows it was from a long illness,
Susan Charlotte lived 69 Strand Rd, Sandymount, Co.Dublin,
she was at 13 Corrig Ave, Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Co.Dublin,
just before death 1896,
she died 7th Nov 1896, 13 Corrig Ave, age 62 yrs
[GROI],
admin of estate (with will) granted 11th Feb 1897
at Principal Registry, Dublin,
to her son Arthur
[NAI],
definitely burnt in Four Courts 1922,
had issue (all Church of Ireland):
later
served in the BSAP
(British South Africa Police) 1899 - 1906,
according to a silver tray presented to him on his
relinquishing the adjutancy, with dates inscribed,
he was a Major,
though other sources say he
retired as Colonel
(higher rank),
note in WWI (below) he is a Major,
(todo) see references to him in
[Gibbs, 1972-4],
emig to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe),
Cashel
and
Cashel Valley
in Rhodesia
are named after him
[Sinclair, 1971],
[Sinclair, 1971]
says that
"Major and Mrs. Cashel"
were "later" the owners of Thaba Nchu (or Thabanchu)
in the Cashel Valley,
see
Mrs. Cashel at Thaba Nchu, c.1910,
in
WW1
he had rank of Major
in the Rhodesian Regiment
of the 1st South African
Brigade,
he would have been 49 when war broke out in 1914,
records describe
next of kin as his wife, "Mrs Alys Marion
Cashel",
address as at 12th Feb 1915
was Thaba Nchu, Umtali, Rhodesia
[South African Defence Force
Documentation Service],
see
Mrs. Cashel at Thaba Nchu, apparently 1923.
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