74. Michael O'SULLIVAN (John (Jack) O'SULLIVAN , Julia DOODY , Michael ) was born 8 Oct 1933 in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. He died 15 Mar 2001 in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey.

Michael lived in Kingston upon Thames.

75. Mary O'SULLIVAN (Eugene O'SULLIVAN , Julia DOODY , Michael ) was born in probably Queensland. She died late 1990s in Sydney.

Mary was an only child.

Mary married Maurice RODGERS, son of Wilfred (Wilf) RODGERS and Martha CUSACK, in 1952. Maurice was born in Australia. He died 11 Nov 1990 in Sydney.

Maurice was a dentist in Sydney. He and Mary and their family lived in the suburb of Wahroonga.

Maura married John (Jack) O'HANLON about 1944. John died 21 May 1994 in Kilquane, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork and was buried in Burnfort Cemetery, Mourneabbey.

78. James (Jim) O'SULLIVAN (Denis O'SULLIVAN , Julia DOODY , Michael ) was born in Kilquane, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. He died in Australia and was buried in Sydney.

Jim emigrated to Australia, working initially on the sugar cane farm of his uncle Eugene (O'Sullivan) in north Queensland. He eventually moved to Sydney where he ran a successul painting business. .

79. Jeremiah (Jerry) O'SULLIVAN (Denis O'SULLIVAN , Julia DOODY , Michael ) was born in Kilquane, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. He died in Australia and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery, Homebush, Sydney.

Prior to emigrating to Australia Jerry had a successful boxing career in Britain, knocking out his opponent in the first round in 21 consecutive fights and earning himself the nickname 'One Round Sully'. Among his sparring partners were champions Freddie Mills and Dick Turpin. He later decided to join his two brothers, Jim and Eugene, cutting cane on the farm of their uncle Eugene (O'Sullivan) in far north Queensland.

Jerry eventually moved to Sydney where he established a successful painting and decorating business, employing many young Irish men who had come to Australia looking for work in the 1950s. He was very well known within the Irish community in Sydney and organised charity fundraisers for Sydney's homeless men. Jim and Eugene, Jerry's brothers, had also moved to Sydney where they too ran a thriving painting business.