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Marcus Harty (c1819-1879), the engineer of the Dublin and Drogheda Railway
1879 December 08th. Died at his residence, Prospect Hall, Roebuck, Dundrum, Marcus Harty, Esq, second son of the late Sir Robert Way Harty. Bart., of Prospect Hall, Roebuck, Co. Dublin, aged 60 years.[1]
Note: 1899 Mention of Professor Marcus Harty of Cork who may be a relation.[2]
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