| ID | 22191 |
|---|---|
| Collection | Papers of Judge John O'Hagan (1822-1890) |
| Reference | N4/ |
| Description | 25 13 November 1890. Letter of condolence to Mrs O'Hagan, from [J] Cashel Hoey, Kensington, following the death of her husband on 5 November. States 'For over forty years we have been fast friends and there never was a word of dissension.. between us. What did I not owe to his wise council, his warm affection, his beautiful example in the early years of that time, when living in Dublin I saw him almost daily.. .I have known many good men but none who moved in such an abiding atmosphere of grace - and none who had such warmth of heart with such store of wisdom, such deep devotion, and such... humour. And so he was also quite the happiest man I ever knew and I know how much of it he owed to you'. |
| Access | Access is by appointment only. While generally access to the material is open to researchers, there may be restrictions on some collections. |
| Date | 1890 |
| Century | 19th |
| Keywords | |
| Note | Death of O'Hagan, 1890-1894. A specific reference number precedes a description of the document. This, together with the main reference number, is needed to call up each document. |
| Repository Name | Irish Jesuit Archives |
| Address | 36 Leeson Street Lower Saint Kevin's Dublin 2 |
| Eircode | D02 CD93 |
| Telephone | (01) 775-8569 |
| Email Address | archivessj@gmail.com |
| Repository Web Address | https://www.jesuitarchives.ie/ |
| Comment | The information listed from this repository has been extracted from lists available in the archive. These lists were compiled by archivists and we are grateful for their assistance. |
| latitude | 53.33351 |
| longitude | -6.25453 |