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Narrative

this could be John's brother or father:

Griffith's Valuation of Cork (1851 - 1853)
parcel 21-49 Charles Meade, house, yard, and small garden

And he could be "Charles Meade, occupier" who reported the death of John's daughter in law Mary (Driscoll) Meade in 1878.

or he could be the following man:
The Cork Examiner, 19 June 1861
THE LATE CALAMITY IN CROOKHAVEN

Crookhaven, June 15th, 1861

... most melancholy to relate, the other boat and crew, consisting of five men, were lost, though they had a splendid boat and were the ablest crew on this coast.

Their names are as follows :— ... Jerry Driscoll, 42, left an infirm wife, an infirm daughter, aged 13, and a son a cripple aged 10 years, and Charles Meade, aged 50, left a wife and two daughters by a previous marriage, one aged 11 and the other 9 years.

http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cork/1861/JUN.html

Narrative

This may be John and a possible relative, or one of them may be John's father:

1828 - Kilmoe Tithe Applotment Index - 5th Dec.1828
Meade, John, Crookhaven
Meade, Thos., Crookhaven

Events

Event	Date	Place	Sources
Birth

Residence	1852	Crookhaven Townland, Kilmoe Civil Parish, County Cork, Ireland	1a
	Event Note This might be John in Crookhaven in 1851 to 1853 when Griffith's Valuation of Cork was taken: Crookhaven from David Cagney parcel 21 included the Quays, along the waterfront. parcel 21-45 John Meade, house, yard, and small garden		1a
Death