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Abraham Fuller was born in 1753, the eldest son of Elinor (Pakenham) Fuller and Abraham Fuller of Violet Hill. As an adult he became a Barrister at Law, and on 7 Aug 1776 he married Catharine Williams, daughter of Adam Williams, Attorney of Bride Street , Dublin, and also of Williamstown, Edenderry, County Kildare. They had two sons and six daughters: Abraham (1777 - 1838), Martha, Adam (28 Feb 1782 - 15 June 1858), Lydia, Ann, Catherine. Their three youngest daughters all died very young, and were closely followed on 20 May 1783 by their mother Catharine Fuller. Abraham Fuller died 2 May 1842.

Alice Blanche Anna Lamb, daughter of Constance Charlotte and Francis William John Alexander Lamb, was born 20 September 1903. She became engaged to Lewis of Streamstown House, County Westmeath, three months before her untimely death in November 1932.

Francis Lamb, second son of Sarah Duke and Francis Lamb, was born 4 January 1804. He married Catherine 'Harford' of Bandon on 30 Dec 1827. They had five children: Mary Eliza, Mary (16 Aug 1835 - 20 Aug 1835), Joseph (b. 5 Dec 1832), Sarah (b. 16 Sep 1830), and William (19 Nov 1828 - 1899).

George Francis Gamble was born 21 June 1837. He married Florence Gamble. From 1854-72 he served in the Royal Marine Light Infantry. He left the Marines at the rank of Major, and went on to write several manuals on military commands and exercises. In 1884, his daughter, Cléonice Gamble was born. After his military career, Major George Francis Gamble worked as the registrar and secretary of Mount Jerome Cemetery for forty years. Major George Francis Gamble died 22 Feb 1912. One of his grandsons attended the funeral of George Bernard Shaw in 1950.