7 children. Thomas Edward Dockrell (2 Jan 1878 – 16 Jan 1915) Henry Morgan Dockrell (17 Apr 1880 – 26 Oct 1955) Maurice Dockrell (abt 1883) James Dockrell (abt 1884 – 30 Aug 1888) George Dockrell (22 Oct 1886 – 23 Dec 1924) Kenneth Brooks Dockrell (9 Jan 1888 – 11 Mar 1937) Anna Dorothy Dockrell (Abt. 1890 – 24 Jan 1976) Later life Despite the political and societal turmoil of the early 20th century in Ireland and the establishment of the Irish Free State, Dockrell continued in her commitment to local politics. This included being the first woman to be elected to a Dublin county council in 1920. Despite remaining a committed unionist, Dockrell worked with the Free State government. Following her husband's knighthood, she was also known as Lady Dockrell. Dockrell died on 29 June 1926, at her home "Camolin", Eaton Square, Monkstown. She is buried in Deans Grange Cemetery. Her son, Henry Morgan Dockrell was also a politician, and another son George was an Olympic swimmer, who competed at the 1908 Summer Olympics. Her granddaughter Marguerite Dockrell, Henry's daughter, also represented Ireland as a swimmer at the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928. References 1849 births 1926 deaths Irish activists Irish women activists Irish suffragists Local councillors in Dublin (city) Irish women in politics International Congress of Women people