Cecilia Caddell

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Cecilia Mary Caddell (1813 or 1814 – 1877)^[1] was an Irish author. Her works were concentrated^[2] in Catholic literature.^[3] She was a contributor to the periodical The Lamp. The Catholic Union and Times wrote that her works served to "elevate the tone of the reading Catholic public".^[4]

Her brother, Robert Cadell, was the High Sheriff of Meath.^[3]

She died in Harbourstown, County Meath, in September 1877 and her funeral was attended by Edward Preston, 13th Viscount Gormanston and Royal Navy Admiral, Arthur Jerningham.^[5]

Works[]

• Flowers and Fruit ; Or the Use of Tears. Duffy and Company. 1855 – via Google Books.
• Blind Agnese: or, The Little Spouse of the Blessed Sacrament. Dublin: James Duffy. 1856. ISBN 0342592416.
• Home and the Homeless: A Novel. London: T. C. Newby. 1858. ISBN 1010423517.
• Wild Times: A Tale of the Days of Queen Elizabeth. London: John Murray. 1865.
• Nellie Netterville: or, One of the Transplanted. A Tale. London: Burns and Oates. 1867.
• Hidden Saints, Life of Soeur Marie. London: Burns and Oates. 1869. ISBN 0353464767.
• Never Forgotten: or, The Home of the Lost Child. London: Burns and Oates. 1871. ISBN 0344190285.

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