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William Martin (son of William Martin and Bridget McSheffrey) was born 03 May 1900 in 47, Long Tower, Derry City, N. Ireland148, and died 30 Oct 1974 in 10 Moss Lane, Liverpool L9 8AJ149. He married (1) Annie O'Neill in Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, daughter of Bernard O'Neill and Elizabeth (Ellen) Carey. He married (2) Hilda Fitzsimons on 18 Feb 1945 in Liverpool, daughter of Michael Joseph Fitzsimons and Elizabeth McNee.

 Includes NotesNotes for William Martin:
Education at St Patricks Teacher Training College, Drumcondra, Dublin.

William John Martin Ref - 2 (28))
Entered September 1921
Address 29 Bishop St, Derry
Age January 1922 - 21 2/12
Diocese - Derry
Parish - Templemore
School - Pupil in St Eugene's Boys,
PP - Rev Wm O'Neill, Adm., St Columbas Presbetery, Longtower, Derry.
Failed his examinations in July 1923 and was absent in 1924.

January 22 - 1923 The Minister for Education, Eoin MacNeill, announces that Irish is to become a subject for examination in the Civil Service.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1923_in_Ireland

July 3 - 1924 The Minister for Education, Eoin MacNeill, announces that the teaching of Irish is to be made compulsory in all schools. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1924_in_Ireland


Theresa O'Farrell
President's Office
St Patrick's College
Telephone - 01-8842006
Fax - 01-8367613
email - theresa.ofarrell@spd.dcu.ie

History of the College

St Patrick's College was established in 1875 to meet the teacher training needs of a denominational primary school system. The College was initially based at numbers 1 & 2 Drumcondra Road, moving to its present site at Belvedere House in 1883. During the Presidency of Fr. Peter Byrne CM, in the 1880s and 1890s, an extensive building programme was undertaken which, along with a second major phase of development completed in 1966 during the Presidency of Dr Donal Cregan C.M. and a third completed in 1982, still forms the core of the campus.

The administration of the College was placed in the care of the Vincentian fathers where it remained until 1 September 1999. In 1999, the Vincentians withdrew from the management of the College. On 1 September, Dr Pauric Travers was appointed first lay President of the College

The College quickly became and remains the alma mater for a large proportion of Irish primary teachers. Its graduates have made a distinguished contribution to the educational, social and cultural life of the country. Originally an all-male College, female students were admitted for the first time in 1971; they now constitute a large majority of the student population.



More About William Martin:
Education 1: Bet. Sep 1921 - 1923, St Patricks Teacher Training College, Drumcondra, Dublin..150
Education 2: http://www.spd.dcu.ie/main/index.shtml.
Education 3: St Eugene's Boys, Derry City.
Property 1: 1941, Limerick houses Ennis Road (nearTennis.
Property 2: Car - Morris 10 CSM 694.
Property 3: Courts) and 2 Laurel Villas..

More About William Martin and Annie O'Neill:
Marriage: Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

More About William Martin and Hilda Fitzsimons:
Marriage: 18 Feb 1945, Liverpool.

Children of William Martin and Annie O'Neill are:
  1. Bernard William Benedict Martin.
  2. Richard Martin.
  3. +William John Martin.

Children of William Martin and Hilda Fitzsimons are:
  1. +Susan Martin.
  2. Frances Martin.
  3. Mary Martin, b. 08 Dec 1954, d. 09 Dec 1954, Liverpool.
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