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Adelaide FitzGerald

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151: 167: 31: 159: 216:) because Lady Fitzgerald was Roman Catholic and Lord Fitzgerald was a Protestant. They agreed to raise their children as Catholics. Lord Maurice served in Sir Edward Hornby's squadron after eight years in the Navy. He lived in Carton House until his marriage. Lady Fitzgerald and her husband produced four children: Geraldine (1880-1954), Gerald Hugh (1883-1914), Kathleen (1892-1930) and Marjorie (1896-1899). 275:. She left an unsettled estate. Three out of her four children predeceased her. including Gerald, their only son and heir to the family estate. Following her death, Lady FitzGerald's grandson, Maurice Victor Lakin, handed over the Johnstown Castle Estate to the state in lieu of death duties to be used an agricultural college. 243:
While both of Lady Fitzgerald and Lord Maurice were alive, they looked after the interests of poor Catholics, particularly ensuring that they received proper medical and hospital care, as well as final rites as they died. Lord Maurice was also concerned about the welfare of abused animals, orphaned
252:, Women's National Health Association, Wexford Horticultural Society, and South Wexford Beekeepers Association. She took over the community efforts that her husband aided and she was involved in church activities. Like her late husband, she was particularly concerned about the poor. 223:
following a couple of days of influenza. He was aged 48. His brother, Lord Arthur Fitzgerald, along with Lady Fitzgerald, were appointed guardians of their children. Her first cousin Ronald Forbes helped her manage Johnstown Castle.
201:, becoming Lady Sarah Grattan Bellew, and lived at Castle Forbes. The Earl of Granard was her half-brother (the son of George Hastings Forbes, 7th Earl of Granard and Viscountess (née Frances Mary Territt) Forbes). 247:
Lady Maurice, as she became known after her husband's death, was an important figure in the Wexford area as the head of a variety of organisations including the Wexford Board of Guardians, Wexford branch of
142:, after her death it became part of an agricultural college. Throughout her adult life she actively participated and led efforts to help the poor, those needing medical care, abused animals, and more. 249: 260: 138:(1860 – 18 November 1942) was an active member of the Wexford community, supporting children's welfare. She and her husband were the last people to reside in 534: 529: 205: 524: 178: 122: 271:
She died in November 1942 at the age of 82 and is buried with other family members in the private cemetery near the walled garden at
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She came to live at Johnstown Castle following her marriage in April 1880 to Lord Maurice FitzGerald (1852-1901), second son of
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Her son Gerald was killed in France in September 1914, during the early months of
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as chairperson of the Wexford branch and was a leader of the aid to
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Gaul, Liam (2014). "Chapter 8. Lord and Lady Maurice FitzGerald".
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Born Adelaide Jane Frances Forbes, she was the eldest daughter of
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During the First World War, Lady Fitzgerald participated in the
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Her husband, Lord Maurice FitzGerald died on 24 April 1901 of
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and Countess Jane Forbes (née Jane Colclough Grogan-Morgan of
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National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
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Belgian refugees in Britain during the First World War
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Index


Newtownforbes
County Longford
Johnstown Castle
George Hastings Forbes
7th Earl of Granard
Johnstown Castle



Johnstown Castle
George Hastings Forbes
7th Earl of Granard
Johnstown Castle
Newtownforbes
County Longford
Lord Henry Grattan-Bellew
Charles FitzGerald
Duke of Leinster
Leo XIII
cerebral meningitis
World War I
4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Queen Mother's Clothing Guild
Belgian refugees in Britain during the First World War
Johnstown Castle


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