[3] Their address, 15 Usher's Island opposite James Joyce Bridge featured in "The Dead".

[4] In 1783, Joshua Pim in conjunction with John Patrick drafted the theoretical basis for the Dublin Chamber of Commerce which carried on the work of the former Committee of Merchants.

[2] His amassed fortune and business interests passed to his nephew George Pim.

Sarah Grubb was the eldest child of John Pim and a sister to Joshua.

Following her husband's death in 1784 after only six years of marriage she ran the Mills at Clonmel with some assistance from Joshua.