Education:  Alumni Dublineses - Goldsbury, Goldsmith

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ALUMNI DUBLINESES - GOLDSBURY, GOLDSMITH

GOLDSBURY, ALEXANDER, Pen. (Mr. Kenney), July 8, 1769, aged 
21, s. of Robert, Generosus; b. Co. Longford.

GOLDSBURY, FRANCIS. [Refer. To GOULDSBURY.]

GOLDSBURY (GOOLDSBURY), FRANCIS, Pen., June 9, 1750. 
[N.F.P.] B.A. Vern. 1754.

GOLDSBURY, ROBERT, Siz. (Mr. Goldsbury), June 11, 1754, aged 
19; s. of Robert. Generosus; b. Co. Longford. Sch. 1757. 
B.A. Vern. 1758.

GOLDSBURY, ROBERT, Pen. (Mr. Kenney), Aug. 6, 1781, aged 17; 
s. of Robert, Clericus; b. Leitrim.

GOLDSMITH, CHARLES, Pen. (Mr.Griffith, Elphin), June 16, 
1707, aged 17; s. of Robert; b. near Elphin. B.A. Vern. 
1711.

GOLDSMITH, CHARLES, Pen., June 14, 1734. [N.F.P]

GOLDSMITH (GOULDSMITH), EDWARD, Pen. ( Mr. Neligan), May 13, 
1741, aged 17; s. of Charles, Clericus; b. Co. Longford. 
Sch. 1743, B. A. AEst 1745.

GOLDSMITH, ISAAC, Pen. (Mr Manby, Carrick), July 2, 1720, 
aged 14; s. of Edward, Decanus; b. Elphin, Sch. 1723. B.A. 
Vern. 1724. M.A.  AEst. 1727. [Dean of Cloyne.]

*GOLDSMITH, JOHN, B.A., M.A. AEst 1617. Fello Oct. 26, 1619. 
[Vicar of Mayne, etc. (Meath), June 10, 1624; Precentor of 
St Canice, Kilkenny (Ossory), Oct. 6, 1624; Chancellor Dec. 
14, 1624; Rector of Breshule, etc., and Vicar of Lockblagh. 
Etc. (Meath), Sept, 20, 1628; died 1665]

GOLDSMITH, JOHN, Pen. (Mr. Cugh, Strokestown), Sept. 23, 
1697, aged 18; s of Robert, Generosus; b. Ballioughter, Co. 
Roscommon.

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, Siz. (Mr. Hughes), June 11, 1745, aged 
15; s. of Charles, Clericus; b. Co. Westmeath, B.A. Vern 
1750. [M.B. M.D. Oxon.] See D.N.B. not recorded and 
Allibone.

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A few Latin Terms:
agricola - farmer
Archidisconus - Archdeacon
armiger - bearing arms]
artifex - artist
causidicus - an advocate , barrister
centurio - officer
clericus et ludimagister - clergyman and schoolmaster
Corcagiensis - Cork
defunctus - dead
generosus - noble, of noble birth
honoris causa - honorary degree
ingenuus - freeborn
medicus - doctor or physician
mercator - a merchant
miles - soldier
pilearius - a hatter or cap maker
pragmaticus - solicitor
pharmacopola - apothecary
privatus - private person


Source: 
FHL # 0990388