Notes:

--- "Illustrated London News" 17 Mar 1860, page 18:
Sir J. Judkin Fitgerald, Bart.
Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald, second Baronet, of Lisheen, in the county of Tipperary, was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Judkin Fitzgerald, the first Baroney (so created on the 5th of August, 1801), and his wife, Elizabeth, second daughter and coheir of Joseph Capel, Esq. He was born on the 27th of August

John married Maria Elizabeth Geraldine Fitzgerald on 10 Nov 1837 in Inniscarra. Maria (daughter of Preston Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Pringle) was born on 26 Oct 1808 in Ireland; died on 11 Feb 1839 in Lisheen (near Cashel), Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

--- "The Scotsman" 23 Feb 1839, page 6:
We regret to announce the demise of Lady Fitzgerald, which melancholy event took place from fever caught after her confinement, on Sunday morning last at Lisheen, near Cashel, the residence of her husband, Sir John Judkin Fitzgerlad, Bart. --- Dublin Paper

--- "Northern Standard" 16 Feb 1839, page 3:
DEATHS. On the 10th at Lisheen, near Cashel, the residence of her husband, Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald, Bart., Lady Fitzgerald, of fever, taken after her accouchment.

Notes:

Married:

--- "Wexford Conservative" 22 Nov 1837, page 3:
MARRIAGES.
November 10, at Inniscarra, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Cork, Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald, of Lisheen, county Tipperary, Bart., to Geraldine, only daughter of the late Preston Fitzgerald, Esq. of Great Charles-street, Dublin, and grand-daughter of the late Major-General Pringle.

Notes:

--- Attended Dublin College. Called to the Bar. Wrote and published poetry.

--- "History of the University of Dublin" by W.B.S. Taylor, 1845, page 460:
Preston Fitzgerald, Esq., A.B., was a Fellow Commoner here, and wrote---
The Spaniard and Siorlamh; a traditional tale of Ireland; with other Poemns. 1810. --- Spain Delivered, and other Poems. 1813, 8vo.

--- "Pigot & Co. City of Dublin and Hibernian Provincial Directory", 1824, page 20:
Nobility and Gentry
Fitzgerald, Preston, esq., 2, Great Charles-street

--- Ireland Diocesan and Prerogative Wills & Administrations Indexes lists his name in 1825.

Preston married Elizabeth Pringle in May 1807. Elizabeth (daughter of Henry Pringle and Mary Godley) died after Feb 1818. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

--- Listed in the guest list of the First Drawing Room for the Irish Court in 1817 (Saunders's News-Letter, 17 Feb 1817, page 2)
--- Listed in the guest list of the Drawing Room of the Irish Court in 1818 (Saunders's News-Letter, 23 Feb 1818, page 2)

--- 26 May 1807 (some Limerick paper --- seen online in an unidentified PDF):
Married. In Dominick-street, Dublin, Preston Fitzgerald, Esq. to Miss Pringle, daughter of the late General Pringle.

--- Dublin Marriage License:
FitzGerald, Preston of the City of Dublin Esq. Barrister at Law --- and Elizabeth Pringle of the parish of St. Mary Dublin, Spn. 11th May 1807.

Other Events:

• Military Service: 1747; Rank of Ensign (Otway's Regt. on Irish half pay)
• Military Service: 1750; Rank of Lieutenant in Blackney's Regt. (Enniskillings)
• Military Service: 1756; Rank of Major (56th Regt.)
• Military Service: 16 Aug 1770; Lieut.-Colonel (51 Regt. of Foot)
• Military Service: 19 Feb 1779; Colonel (51 Foot)
• Military Service: 20 Nov 1782; Rank of Major General

Henry married Mary Godley on 02 May 1767 in St. Mary's, Dublin. Mary (daughter of William Godley) died on 02 Oct 1815 in Her House on Dominick-street, Dublin, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

--- "Saunder's News-Letter" 15 Sep 1786, page 2:
[Birth.] In Dominick-street, the lady of Major General Pringle, of a son.

--- "Walker's Hiberian Magazine" R. Gibson, 1786, page 504:
Births for August and September.
In Dominick-street, the lady of major-general Pringle, of a son.

--- "Saunders's News-Letter" 07 Oct 1815, page 2:
DIED. At her house, in Dominick-street, on the 2d inst. Mrs. Pringle, relict of the late Major General Pringle.