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     Katherine Louisa Frances Garfitt is the daughter of Charles Garfitt and Catherine Gwynne.² She married Very Reverend Maurice William Day.¹
     Her married name became Day.¹

     Very Reverend Maurice William Day married Katherine Louisa Frances Garfitt, daughter of Charles Garfitt and Catherine Gwynne.¹
     He was Dean of Cashel at County Tipperary, Ireland.¹

     Jane Garfitt is the daughter of Charles Garfitt and Catherine Gwynne.² She married Bolton Waller, son of Reverend John Thomas Waller and Fanny Sarah Eliza Lavallin Puxley.¹
     Her married name became Waller.¹

     Reverend Bolton Charles Osborne Waller is the son of Bolton Waller and Jane Garfitt.^2,1
     He wrote the book Paths to World Peace.¹ He wrote the book Towards the Brotherhood of Nations.¹ He wrote the book Ireland's Opportunity.¹

     Dorothea Catherine Waller is the daughter of Bolton Waller and Jane Garfitt.^2,1
     She was a warden at Trinity Hall at Trinity College, Dublin University, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland.¹

     Dulcie Calvert married Henry Llewellyn Jones, son of Harold Percival Jones and Ann Crump Partington.¹
     Her married name became Jones.¹

     Henry Jones is the son of Henry Llewellyn Jones and Dulcie Calvert.¹

     Phillip Jones is the son of Henry Llewellyn Jones and Dulcie Calvert.¹ He married Susan Mary Rider.¹

     Geraldine Blake was the daughter of Colonel George Pilkington Blake and Adeline King.¹ She married Edward Hector Le Marchant Thomas, son of Mathew Henry Thomas, on 5 February 1907.¹ She died on 31 October 1965.¹
     She was a sculptress, including a life-sized equestrian war memorial in Kandy, Sri Lanka.¹ From 5 February 1907, her married name became Thomas.¹

     Olive Mary Ponsonby is the daughter of Colonel Justinian Gordon Ponsonby and Augusta Blanche Cook.^2,3 She married Edward John Gwynn, son of Very Reverend John Gwynn and Lucy Josephine O'Brien, in 1905.¹
     From 1905, her married name became Gwynn.¹ She lived at Firhouse, Prospect, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland.¹