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Limerick Chronicle, Saturday 24 Dec 1796,
Died last Saturday at Bank Place, John Samuel Taverner, one of the Common Council
of this City having served the Office of Sheriff in the year 1751.
Ennis Chronicle, Monday 28 May 1804,
Married last Saturday morning at St. Mary’s Church, Limerick, Mr Thomas Taverner
of the Custom House to Miss Deborah Phillips, daughter of the late Mr James
Phillips, Apothecary.
Quaker records tell us that Deborah was disunited from the Quaker community because she
was married by a priest to a non-Quaker husband. Cert issued on the 11/12/1804
Clare Journal, Thursday 6 Aug 1807,
Died in Mungret St., Mr Thomas Taverner, an Elder of the Society of Friends.
(Josiah Richard Gough identifies him as the Quaker minister who was married to
Temperance Russell and secondly Mary Dobbs. Mary outlived Thomas).
Ennis Chronicle, Wednesday 24 April 1811,
Birth on Wednesday last at his house in Glentworth St., the lady of Thomas Taverner
Esq. Pro Collector of Limerick, of a son.
Limerick Evening Post, Saturday 24 Oct 1812,
Birth, last night, Mrs Thomas Taverner of a daughter.
Limerick Evening Post, Saturday 13 Aug 1814,
Birth on Tuesday last the lady of Thomas Taverner Esq. of a daughter. (Louisa)
Limerick Evening Post, Thursday 24 Dec 1818,
Birth in Glentworth St., the lady of Thomas Taverner Esq. of a son. (Samuel).
Limerick Chronicle, Saturday 10 April 1819,
Died this morning at his house in Dominick St. after a few hours illness, John
M’Allister Taverner, one of the Sheriffs of this City. (The Clare Journal gives
Wednesday as the day of his death).
Limerick Chronicle, Wednesday 24 Jan 1821,
Died last night in an advanced age at his house in Thomond-gate, Mr Thomas
Taverner, one of the Society of Friends.
Limerick Chronicle, Wednesday 19 Sept 1821,
Died yesterday in Upper Glentworth St., Mrs Taverner relict of the late Thomas
Taverner. (Mrs Frances Taverner, see Quaker Burial Records below).