She was informant at husband's death so lived beyond 1902.
This might be her:
Residents of a house 1 in Blagh (Ballylagan, Londonderry)
Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status Specified Illnesses Years Married Children Born Children Living
Mc Curley Mary Ann 51 Female Head of Family Church of Ireland Co Londonderry - Read and write - Widow - 29 6 5
Mc Curley Ellen 19 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Co Antrim Shirt Maker Read and write - Single - - - -
Mc Curley Edward 13 Male Son Church of Ireland Co Antrim Scholar Read and write - Single - - - -
Mc Keown Eliza Ann 72 Female Visitor Presbyterian Co Londonderry - Read only - Widow - - -
1914 McKeown Ellen 70 1844 Coleraine 1;353 BG
ORDER THIS ONE! Probably my great great grandmother, Ellen Gibson - only Ellen in CRs LDS Pilot
Coleraine Union, Coleraine; 23 April 1914, Infirmary, Coleraine; Ellen McKeown of Macosquin; Female; Widow; 70 years; House Keeper; Cerebral Haemorrhage. Two years, Cardiac Debility, Certified; Martha J Coleman, Occupier, Matron, Workhouse, Coleraine.
BG: I think this means that she was in the hospital in Coleraine not the workhouse and that the registry office was in the workhouse. In fact, Coleraine hospital WAS in the old workhouse.