1 = I
2 = II
3 = III,
4 = IV,
5 = V,
6 = VI,
7 = VII,
8 = VIII,
9 = IX,
10 = X,
11 = XI,
12 = XII,
13 = XIII,
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Past Pupils in Religion (i)
Link to Past Pupils in Religion (ii)
Sister Beatrice, known as B.T. Callaghan was a past pupil of Kingsland N.S. After leaving school on August 15th. 1936 she was received into the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace at Nottingham. Two years later she made her first vows, and after three years I was finally professed Her first Apostolate was in Grimsby, and later she worked in Nottingham, London and Derbyshire. She spent her annual holidays visiting her family. May God bless you all dead or alive.
Sister Freda McGarry, formerly of Kilnamanagh. Frenchpark. Past pupil of KingslandN.S.1932-1936. Entered Convent in 1936 in England. Went to France and wasprofessed in 1939. She went to Algeria and returned to England in 1963 and u now teaching in Bromley in Kent.
Sister Mary Bernadie, formerly Maureen Hanberry, Tonroe, Kingsland, and a pupil of Kingsland N.S. 1921-1928.
She entered the Convent of Confession at Olton, Order of Our Lady of sorrow in 1934, and now in St Julian’s Convalescent Home, England.
Sister Mary Fitzpatrick, formerly Grangemore, Boyle, entered the Dominican Order at the age of fifteen. She spent one year at the Mother House Bushy Heath in 1950. With her class she sailed to South Africa. She was professed two years later in 1952 and took the name Sister Mary Lucia. She spent 10 years teaching in South Africa. She returned to study in All Hallows College, Dublin. After returning to London she began teaching at the Dominican in Kentish Town, London.
Sister Thomas Keaveny, Breedogue. Born 1878. Kingsland N.S. 1883-1895. Went to U.S.A. 1898. Joined the enclosed order of St. Joseph in Rochester, New York. Made her final Profession in 1904. Died in July 1959.
Sister Mary Concepta (Mary Connaughton) Kingsland N.S. 1906-1915. She entered the Poor Servants of Mother of God, Rockhampton, London on 8th December 1912. She died in December 1967. R.I.P.