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| Keywords: public domain blackandwhite monochrome people miss mccreevy missmccreevy newpark house newparkhouse kilkenny ireland wedding people spats formal glass doors glassdoors moustache military uniform limerickbybeachcomber miss mccreery missmccreery mona j. n. mccreery monajnmccreery a.h. poole ahpoole arthur henri poole arthurhenripoole glass negative glassnegative national library of ireland nationallibraryofireland sudden death klaxon suddendeathklaxon royal dublin fusileers royaldublinfusileers r.a.m.c. ramc military hospital grimsby militaryhospitalgrimsby pneumonia alice mccreery alicemccreery john scott dove johnscottdove mona james nathaniel mccreery monajamesnathanielmccreery people identified peopleidentified poole photographic collection poolephotographiccollection blackandwhite groupshot monochrome public domain vintage photos elusive muse collage fodder drawing reference blackandwhite monochrome people black and white Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons Wedding group of seven ordered by Miss McCreevy, Newpark House, Kilkenny! This beautiful wedding photograph is one of a number in our collection from the Poole Collection and ordered by Miss McCreevy. They do look a very handsome group but why are they all leaning off to the right with the notable exceptions of the two men at the rear and the lady on the front right! derangedlemur Tells us early on that McCreevy is incorrect and that it is a Miss McCreery who ordered the photo, this is backed up with Census data supplied by sharon.corbet John Spooner Believes the man in uniform is MONA J. N. McCREERY, Capt., Royal Dublin Fusileers, son of the late Lt.-Col N. McCreery, R.A.M.C. and of Mm. McCreery, Newpark House, Kilkenny. The poor man died only 3 years after this photo - "McCREERY - On the 21st Oct., 1918, at Military Hospital, Grimsby, suddenly, of pneumonia." Niall McAuley with help from sharon.corbet Suggests that the happy couple are Alice McCreery (25) and John Scott Dove (35) . The military man is Mona James Nathaniel McCreery. The bridesmaid on our left looks like a McCreery, too, could it be cousin Ernestine (40ish?). The bridesmaid on our right looks like the grooms side of the family. The woman behind must be the mother of the bride, Alice Mary, and the other guy is... the best man? What a great investigation job, well done to you all. Please note that Sudden Death Klaxon is now a National Library of Ireland official Tag. Photographer: A. H. Poole Poole Photographic Studio, Waterford Date: 20th January 1915 Reference No. POOLEWP 2585 You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie Wedding group of seven ordered by Miss McCreevy, Newpark House, Kilkenny! This beautiful wedding photograph is one of a number in our collection from the Poole Collection and ordered by Miss McCreevy. They do look a very handsome group but why are they all leaning off to the right with the notable exceptions of the two men at the rear and the lady on the front right! derangedlemur Tells us early on that McCreevy is incorrect and that it is a Miss McCreery who ordered the photo, this is backed up with Census data supplied by sharon.corbet John Spooner Believes the man in uniform is MONA J. N. McCREERY, Capt., Royal Dublin Fusileers, son of the late Lt.-Col N. McCreery, R.A.M.C. and of Mm. McCreery, Newpark House, Kilkenny. The poor man died only 3 years after this photo - "McCREERY - On the 21st Oct., 1918, at Military Hospital, Grimsby, suddenly, of pneumonia." Niall McAuley with help from sharon.corbet Suggests that the happy couple are Alice McCreery (25) and John Scott Dove (35) . The military man is Mona James Nathaniel McCreery. The bridesmaid on our left looks like a McCreery, too, could it be cousin Ernestine (40ish?). The bridesmaid on our right looks like the grooms side of the family. The woman behind must be the mother of the bride, Alice Mary, and the other guy is... the best man? What a great investigation job, well done to you all. Please note that Sudden Death Klaxon is now a National Library of Ireland official Tag. Photographer: A. H. Poole Poole Photographic Studio, Waterford Date: 20th January 1915 Reference No. POOLEWP 2585 You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons Public Domain: National Library of Ireland on The Commons | ||||
