Second son of John Keogh, born c. 17801
Married ?
Children
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Died on the 10th of September, 1854, in his 75th year, buried at Glasnevin cemetry, Dublin on the 13th of September 1854
1 " DIED 10th September, 1854, in his 75th year. John Keogh, second
son of John Keogh, of Mount Jerome." This was a son of the Catholic
leader, ... "
Historic Graves in Glasnevin Cemetery
2 Went to school in Hackney, London, - possibly Dr Newcome's school - and was a guest at Edmund Burke's house at Beaconsfield in 1792.
3 Attended Trinity College, Dublin, where he was involved in a duel in 1798.
4 "John Keogh, the leader of the Irish Catholics previous to O'Connell, had sons who inherited much of his fire and patriotism. John Keogh, his second son, was buried here on September 13th, 1854, and others of the family followed." Picture of John Keogh's burial monument on p68 of "History of the Dublin Catholic Cemetries". 1900