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Frederic William Cronhelm was the eldest son of Wilhelm Georg Otto von Cronhelm and Sarah Clarke, born 1787. Married Elizabeth, who died 27 Oct 1846, and is buried with their two children who died young, Henry and Catherine. Their third child, William Cronhelm, lived.

John Baptist Cashel Hoey, the eldest son of Cashel Fitzsimons Hoey, of Dundalk, County Louth, was born 25 October 1828. He attended St Patrick's College, Armagh. From 1849-57 he was the editor of The Nation newspaper. On 6 Feb 1858 he married widow Frances Sarah Stewart. In 1861 he was called to the bar at Middle Temple. From 1865-78 he was the sub editor for the Dublin Review. He the Agent General in London for the state of Victoria, Australia from 1872-3. The following year he became secretary to the Agent-General for New Zealand, which he remained until 1879. In 1880 he became secretary to the London committees for the Melbourne International Exhibition until 1888. During his life he became a Knight of the Order of Malta, the contemporary continuation of the medieval Knights Hospitaller of Jerusalem. John Cashel Hoey died in London on 7 Jan 1892.

Wife of Abraham Fuller of Woodfield, Clara, King's County
Daughter of Thomas Pakenham 4th cousin of 1st Lord Longford

James Lewis Westropp Roe, second son of Richard Westropp Roe (1868-1914) and Anne Mary Somers (1871-1934), was born 9 July 1911 in Mullingar, County Westmeath. He proposed to Alice Blanche Anna Lamb (1905-1932) in August 1932, but they never married due to her untimely death in November 1932. Lewis Roe died 19 January 1986 in Chichester, England.

Anne Mary Somers, daughter of Richard Somers and Mary Roe, was born in Castletown, County Westmeath, around the year 1871. She married Richard Westropp Roe (1868-1914) at Christ Church, Norwood, Surrey, England, on 23 June 1907. They had two sons: Richard Henry Somers Roe (b 1909) and James Lewis Westropp Roe (1911-1986). By 1911 the family had taken up residence at Streamstown House, County Westmeath, three years before the death of her husband. Anne Mary Roe died in County Westmeath on 6 January 1934.

Margaret Stroud Hosford (d. 1888) married John Rice Lamb (b. 1786) and was thereafter called Margaret Lamb. They had three children; Jane Lamb (1827-1879), Annie Lamb, and John Alexander Lamb (d. 1896).

Sarah Duke married Francis Lamb and they had four children.