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By: Desley Murphy24th Feb 2022 10:59PMJohn and Marys daughter Margaret Jane Reilly marred James Joseph OKeeffe in 1916 (son of John OKeeffe and Ellen Ryan from Goodna). They had one daughter Mary Ellen OKeeffe. Margaret sadly died in 1918 from an explosion at the Logan and Albert Hotel.

John Reilly died in 1905 and Mary Reilly (nee Lawrance) died in 1837. They were the parents of three children. John Reilly was a native of Germany and Mary Lawrance a native of England.

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Mary and John Reilly, hotel licensees, Ipswich, late 1800s

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TitleMary and John Reilly, hotel licensees, Ipswich, late 1800sDate Created1895-1899StudioWhitehead Studios

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DescriptionJohn Reilly arrived in Ipswich in 1864. He married Mary Lawrance in 1890 and they would live on the corner of Station Road and Clifton Street (formerly Queen Street), Booval. John was a builder and licensed victualler. He built houses around Booval, Silkstone and surrounds. He built the Railway Hotel at Goodna (current site of Goodna RSL), Rosewood Hotel, and he rebuilt the Royal Mail Hotel at Goodna after the floods of 1890. He also built the new Prince Alfred Hotel at Booval in 1891 as well as the Oddfellows’ Hall at Bundamba on Bergins Hill Road. He was the licensee of the Prince Alfred Hotel, Booval (1891-1898), and the Royal Mail Hotel, Goodna (1902-1905), where he died in 1905. His wife Mary then took over as licensee until 1913. She was also the licensee of the Logan and Albert Hotel at Beaudesert in 1918.

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Defining Tulmur | IpswichBoom & Bust: FashionBoom & Bust: AdulthoodBoom & Bust: Homewares & FurnishingsTaxonomy19th Century | 1890s

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Subjects Men's fashionWomen's fashionStudio portrait

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Reference IDqips-2015-11-07-0005Asset TypeImages - JpegImages, Maps and Artefacts (Trove mapping field)imageColour or Black & White ImageSepiaOrientationPortraitGenreStudio PortraitsPhysical DescriptionPrintCopyright StatusPublic DomainCopyright NoticeThis work was created prior to the 1st January 1955. It has been identified as being free of known restrictions under the Copyright Act 1968.

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