Notes: Ottawa Valley Irish

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Matches 701 to 750 of 1,257

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701	Headstone: In Loving Memory Of JAMES SLOAN Born on Co. Down Ireland Jan 1st, 1846 Died Sept 14th, 1911 May His Soul Rest In Peace His Wife - SARAH MURTAGH Died Jan 14, 1932, Aged 82 Years May Her Soul Rest In Peace SLOAN	Sloan, James (I2826)
702	Headstone: In Memory Of Ann McCullough Wife of Peter Daly Died Feb 11, 1897 AE 59 Yrs A Native of Co Tyrone, Ireland May Her Soul Rest In Peace DALY (side) Peter Daly Died July 7, 1922 Aged 88 Yrs May His Soul Rest In Peace	McCullough, Anne (I3305)
703	Headstone: In Memory Of Ann McCullough Wife of Peter Daly Died Feb 11, 1897 AE 59 Yrs A Native of Co Tyrone, Ireland May Her Soul Rest In Peace DALY (side) Peter Daly Died July 7, 1922 Aged 88 Yrs May His Soul Rest In Peace	Daley, Peter (I3304)
704	Headstone: In Memory Of Ellen Killeen Beloved Wife of Mathew Daley Died Apr 18, 1882 AE 62 Yrs May Her Soul Rest In Peace, Amen	Killeen, Ellen (I3294)
705	Headstone: Katherine Daley Wife of M. McCollough Died July 12, 1906 Aged 53 Years May Her Soul Rest In Peace	Daley, Catherine (I3509)
706	Headstone: Mary, Wife of James A Daley Died May 1, 1899 aged 45 Yrs 1 mo.	McHugh, Mary (I3321)
707	Headstone: O Lord have mercy on the soul of Thomas & Margaret Jameson also Dr. Edward Jameson who died in 1833 and his daughter Barbara who died in 1862 also her husband Dr. James Dwyer medical officer of T?am Dispensary who died 13th Oct 1875	Jameson, Edward (I5378)
708	Headstone: Thomas Lynch Died Nov 17, 1906 Aged 73 Yrs Native of Co Waterford Ireland May His Soul Rest In Peace His Wife Mary Daley Died Oct 20, 1933 Aged 94 Yrs LYNCH	Daley, Mary (I3309)
709	Headstone: Thomas Lynch Died Nov 17, 1906 Aged 73 Yrs Native of Co Waterford Ireland May His Soul Rest In Peace His Wife Mary Daley Died Oct 20, 1933 Aged 94 Yrs LYNCH	Lynch, Thomas (I3310)
710	Headstone: In Memory Of MICHAEL KELLY Who Died Febr 23, 1873 Aged 34 Yrs Erected by His Father	Kelly, Michael (I3184)
711	Headstone: Clarecastle, County Clare, Ireland	Mahoney, David Edward (I974)
712	Henriette St Pierre married as "fille mineure," having obtained paternal consent.	Family (F421)
713	Her name given as Emma Moran of Lansford, N.D.	Family (F1044)
714	Her name given as Mrs Lenahan and as Emma Mary Moran.	Family (F229)
715	Her twin sons John and Thomas are found in her parents' household in the 1852 census. Patrick may be the Patrick Houligan who is listed in the Torbolton census, widower, usual place of residence March township.	Teevens, Ann (I930)
716	His wife, Catherine Murphy, may have been a relation of his stepbrother (i.e., his adoptive mother's stepson), Arthur Joseph McGlade	Madden, William Joseph (I955)
717	Holding transferred to son James Dunn in 1871	Dunne, Owen (I1524)
718	http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Genealogy/BasicSearch	Source (S331)
719	Hugh Gallagher son of Edward Gallagher and M.M.	Family (F1599)
720	Husband Peter Doyle listed as Widower on death record of 12 May 1913, but his obituary lists her as surviving. Son Thomas marries (27 Nov 1916) as son of the "late Mr and Mrs Peter Doyle of Montague"	Moran, Elizabeth (I50)
721	Husband William John Kerr is not found with wife Annie in 1901 and 1911 census returns (Brockville, Ontario). In the 1901 census, Annie Kerr's occupation is listed as Washer woman.	Family (F578)
722	I remember her as "Aunt Annie," who lived at St. Patrick's Home. I dimly recall that she was struck by a car while crossing Riverside Dr. to get to Mooney's Bay, and that she broke her hip and died of her injuries.	Hicks, Anne (I885)
723	I think Dad was one of the pallbearers?	Burke, Mildred Estella (I678)
724	In 1871, as 'the Widow Mahoney...widow of David Mahoney, yeoman,' she purchased a small property in Carleton Place for $50. Three years later, she and her second husband Eugene McCarthy sold that property for $550.	McDonald, Honora (I713)
725	In 1889, Mary [Coyne] McDermott, widow of Bernard/Bryan, gave (sold for one dollar) her property (Lot 24, Con 11, Fitzroy) to her son John McDermott, who is described as her "only surviving son and heir at law." This land record also gives the death year for Bryan McDermott, "who died on or about the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight"	McDermott, Patrick (I2898)
726	In 1906, had a brother in Shoshoni, Wyoming.	Dixon, Emma Alice (I5403)
727	In 1917, he is an inmate at the Minnesota State Prison in Stillwater, Minnesota, where his occupation is listed as "twine worker" (WW1 registration card). This prison had a twine factory, which was supposed to provide inmates with vocational training and which closed in 1970. In 1930, he is an inmate at the Carlton County Jail in Twin Lakes, Minnesota (1930 federal US census).	Finnerty, Michael Dominic (I1670)
728	In 1931, Delima Leveille was a roomer in the household of Thomas Michael Moran and Margaret Sullivan, at 567 Lisgar. Occupation: tailoress, Gents furnishings.	Family (F1585)
729	In a will dated 21 February 1877, she left her property (50 acres, front half of east half of Lot 28, Concession 2, Nepean) to her daughter Mary Ann [McBride] Killeen, and then, upon the death of her daughter, to her Killeen grandchildren. She then made a codicil, dated 20 June 1877, where she "expressly declare[d]" it to be her will that her son-jn-law Thomas Benjamin Killeen "shall have no control whatsoever over the lands, goods & chattels so bequeathed." Her three executors were Thomas Kealy of Ottawa, Patrick Kealy of Gloucester, and Thomas Moran of Huntley. Why Thomas Moran?	Kealey, Mary Ann (I1095)
730	In an interview for an Ottawa Citizen article (15 Dec 1903), James Armstrong claimed to have been born Aug 29, 1804. However, as Bruce Elliott points out, "this appears unlikely, given his age in earlier records." In census records, for example, his year of birth is recorded as 1811 (1871 census), 1812 (1881 census) and 1815 (1891 census).	Armstrong, James (I827)
731	In her Moran Family Tree, Allison Moran reports that John T. (Jack) Moran, grandson of James John, says one of the eight daughters [of Alexander Michael Moran and Mary Leavy] married Con Clark." Probably Jack Moran was thinking of his grandfather's sister-in-law Mary Dooley, who married Cornelius Clarke.	Family (F776)
732	In partnership with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Alex Moran (Anna Maria Benton, wife of Alexander Michael Moran)	Clyne, Mary Elizabeth (I808)
733	In the 1851 census (Huntley, Carleton) the enumerator recorded that this family had a 2-storey Stone House, with the comment: "the best House in the Township -- and the best Farmer"	Family (F2169)
734	In the 1851 census of March township, Michael Burke's wife is listed as Winifred Burke, age 62, born Ireland. Winifred Burke, widow, is then found in the household of Patrick Burke and Bridget Gallagher in the 1861 and 1871 census returns. Is this Lavina/Lavinia Downey? or did Michael Burke have a second wife?	Burke, Michael (I1377)
735	In the 1851 census of March township, Michael Burke's wife is listed as Winifred Burke, age 62, born Ireland. Winifred Burke, widow, is then found in the household of Patrick Burke and Bridget Gallagher in the 1861 and 1871 census returns. Is this Lavina/Lavinia Downey? or did Michael Burke have a second wife?	Downey, Lavinia (I1378)
736	In the 1881 census (Thorne, Pontiac, Quebec), John Kelly, age 9, is found in the household of his paternal aunt Catherine Kelly and her husband James Smith. In the 1891 census (Thorne, Pontiac, Quebec), John Kelly, age 19, is found in the household of his first cousin Daniel Smith (son of James Smith and Catherine Kelly), and is listed as a cousin of the household head.	Kelly, William John (I6091)
737	In the 1900 US federal census (East Grand Forks, Polk, Minnesota), Mrs. Tine M Lavall is listed as the mother of 4 children, with 3 children living	Family (F500)
738	In the 1900 US federal census (Pewaukee, Waukesha, Wisconsin), Bridget is listed as the mother of 10 children, only 5 of whom are still living. However, in the 1910 US federal census, Bridget is reportedly the mother of 8 children, 5 of whom are still living.	Family (F71)
739	In the 1911 census, John Ryan reports that he can read and write.	Ryan, John (I2033)
740	In the 1911 census, Margaret [Ryan] Harrington is the widowed head of household. She reports that she cannot read or write.	Ryan, Margaret (I1790)
741	In the 1911 census, Patrick Ryan reports that he can read and write.	Ryan, Patrick (I1814)
742	In the index of burials for Notre Dame Basilica, Ottawa, there is a record for a James Moran, died 1 May 1857, buried 3 May 1857. His age is listed as 46, which is off by a decade or so. Unfortunately, while the index has survived, the years 1856-1861 are missing from the actual register.	Moran, James (I28)
743	In the last will and testament of Angélique (Ménard) McGlade, Willie Lee Herrichon is described as her "adopted son" who is "also known as William Madden." He marries Catherine Murphy as "William Madden," son of Michael Madden and Mary Scanlon, at Tweed, Hastings, Ontario in 1897. In his marriage record, his birthplace is listed as Perth and his residence as Montreal, occupation tailor. In the 1881 census, he is living with the widowed Angéline "Harishau," where his name is given as "William Harishau" and his ethnicity is listed as Irish not French. Why was he adopted?	Madden, William Joseph (I955)
744	In Traditional Singers and Songs from Ontario (1965), Edith Fowke notes that O.J. Abbott learned "The Mower" and "The Reaper" from Dan Leahy of Marchurst.	Lahey, Daniel (I102)
745	Inherited the family farm at Huntley, which he sold in 1913.	Moran, Thomas Edwin (I21)
746	Irish Family History Foundation	Source (S297)
747	Is buried with first wife, Catherine Traynor.	McCarthy, Eugene (I712)
748	Is his name Pierre St. Denis?	Denis, Peter (I1735)
749	Is mentioned in Catherine McCarthy's obituary as one of her surviving sisters ("Miss Mary Mahoney of Toledo").	Mahoney, Mary Jane (I976)
750	Is this Michael Burke of March township (d. 2 Aug 1852)?	Burke, Michael (I1377)

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701

Headstone:

In Loving Memory Of
JAMES SLOAN
Born on Co. Down Ireland
Jan 1st, 1846 Died Sept 14th, 1911
May His Soul Rest In Peace

His Wife - SARAH MURTAGH
Died Jan 14, 1932, Aged 82 Years
May Her Soul Rest In Peace

SLOAN

Sloan, James (I2826)

702

Headstone:

In Memory Of
Ann McCullough
Wife of
Peter Daly
Died Feb 11, 1897
AE 59 Yrs
A Native of Co Tyrone, Ireland
May Her Soul Rest In Peace

DALY

(side)
Peter Daly
Died July 7, 1922
Aged 88 Yrs
May His Soul Rest In Peace

McCullough, Anne (I3305)

703

Daley, Peter (I3304)

704

Headstone:

In Memory Of
Ellen Killeen
Beloved Wife of
Mathew Daley
Died Apr 18, 1882
AE 62 Yrs
May Her Soul Rest In Peace, Amen

Killeen, Ellen (I3294)

705

Headstone:

Katherine Daley
Wife of M. McCollough
Died July 12, 1906
Aged 53 Years
May Her Soul Rest In Peace

Daley, Catherine (I3509)

706

Headstone:

Mary, Wife of James A Daley
Died May 1, 1899 aged 45 Yrs 1 mo.

McHugh, Mary (I3321)

707

Headstone:

O Lord have mercy on the soul of Thomas & Margaret Jameson also Dr. Edward Jameson who died in 1833 and his daughter Barbara who died in 1862 also her husband Dr. James Dwyer medical officer of T?am Dispensary who died 13th Oct 1875

Jameson, Edward (I5378)

708

Headstone:

Thomas Lynch
Died Nov 17, 1906
Aged 73 Yrs
Native of Co Waterford Ireland
May His Soul Rest In Peace

His Wife
Mary Daley
Died Oct 20, 1933
Aged 94 Yrs

LYNCH

Daley, Mary (I3309)

709

Headstone:

Thomas Lynch
Died Nov 17, 1906
Aged 73 Yrs
Native of Co Waterford Ireland
May His Soul Rest In Peace

His Wife
Mary Daley
Died Oct 20, 1933
Aged 94 Yrs

LYNCH

Lynch, Thomas (I3310)

710

Headstone:

In Memory Of
MICHAEL KELLY
Who Died
Febr 23, 1873
Aged 34 Yrs

Erected by His Father

Kelly, Michael (I3184)

711

Headstone: Clarecastle, County Clare, Ireland

Mahoney, David Edward (I974)

712

Henriette St Pierre married as "fille mineure," having obtained paternal consent.

Family (F421)

713

Her name given as Emma Moran of Lansford, N.D.

Family (F1044)

714

Her name given as Mrs Lenahan and as Emma Mary Moran.

Family (F229)

715

Her twin sons John and Thomas are found in her parents' household in the 1852 census. Patrick may be the Patrick Houligan who is listed in the Torbolton census, widower, usual place of residence March township.

Teevens, Ann (I930)

716

His wife, Catherine Murphy, may have been a relation of his stepbrother (i.e., his adoptive mother's stepson), Arthur Joseph McGlade

Madden, William Joseph (I955)

717

Holding transferred to son James Dunn in 1871

Dunne, Owen (I1524)

718

http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Genealogy/BasicSearch

Source (S331)

719

Hugh Gallagher son of Edward Gallagher and M.M.

Family (F1599)

720

Husband Peter Doyle listed as Widower on death record of 12 May 1913, but his obituary lists her as surviving. Son Thomas marries (27 Nov 1916) as son of the "late Mr and Mrs Peter Doyle of Montague"

Moran, Elizabeth (I50)

721

Husband William John Kerr is not found with wife Annie in 1901 and 1911 census returns (Brockville, Ontario). In the 1901 census, Annie Kerr's occupation is listed as Washer woman.

Family (F578)

722

I remember her as "Aunt Annie," who lived at St. Patrick's Home. I dimly recall that she was struck by a car while crossing Riverside Dr. to get to Mooney's Bay, and that she broke her hip and died of her injuries.

Hicks, Anne (I885)

723

I think Dad was one of the pallbearers?

Burke, Mildred Estella (I678)

724

In 1871, as 'the Widow Mahoney...widow of David Mahoney, yeoman,' she purchased a small property in Carleton Place for $50. Three years later, she and her second husband Eugene McCarthy sold that property for $550.

McDonald, Honora (I713)

725

In 1889, Mary [Coyne] McDermott, widow of Bernard/Bryan, gave (sold for one dollar) her property (Lot 24, Con 11, Fitzroy) to her son John McDermott, who is described as her "only surviving son and heir at law." This land record also gives the death year for Bryan McDermott, "who died on or about the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight"

McDermott, Patrick (I2898)

726

In 1906, had a brother in Shoshoni, Wyoming.

Dixon, Emma Alice (I5403)

727

In 1917, he is an inmate at the Minnesota State Prison in Stillwater, Minnesota, where his occupation is listed as "twine worker" (WW1 registration card). This prison had a twine factory, which was supposed to provide inmates with vocational training and which closed in 1970. In 1930, he is an inmate at the Carlton County Jail in Twin Lakes, Minnesota (1930 federal US census).

Finnerty, Michael Dominic (I1670)

728

In 1931, Delima Leveille was a roomer in the household of Thomas Michael Moran and Margaret Sullivan, at 567 Lisgar. Occupation: tailoress, Gents furnishings.

Family (F1585)

729

In a will dated 21 February 1877, she left her property (50 acres, front half of east half of Lot 28, Concession 2, Nepean) to her daughter Mary Ann [McBride] Killeen, and then, upon the death of her daughter, to her Killeen grandchildren. She then made a codicil, dated 20 June 1877, where she "expressly declare[d]" it to be her will that her son-jn-law Thomas Benjamin Killeen "shall have no control whatsoever over the lands, goods & chattels so bequeathed." Her three executors were Thomas Kealy of Ottawa, Patrick Kealy of Gloucester, and Thomas Moran of Huntley. Why Thomas Moran?

Kealey, Mary Ann (I1095)

730

In an interview for an Ottawa Citizen article (15 Dec 1903), James Armstrong claimed to have been born Aug 29, 1804. However, as Bruce Elliott points out, "this appears unlikely, given his age in earlier records." In census records, for example, his year of birth is recorded as 1811 (1871 census), 1812 (1881 census) and 1815 (1891 census).

Armstrong, James (I827)

731

In her Moran Family Tree, Allison Moran reports that John T. (Jack) Moran, grandson of James John, says one of the eight daughters [of Alexander Michael Moran and Mary Leavy] married Con Clark." Probably Jack Moran was thinking of his grandfather's sister-in-law Mary Dooley, who married Cornelius Clarke.

Family (F776)

732

In partnership with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Alex Moran (Anna Maria Benton, wife of Alexander Michael Moran)

Clyne, Mary Elizabeth (I808)

733

In the 1851 census (Huntley, Carleton) the enumerator recorded that this family had a 2-storey Stone House, with the comment: "the best House in the Township -- and the best Farmer"

Family (F2169)

734

In the 1851 census of March township, Michael Burke's wife is listed as Winifred Burke, age 62, born Ireland. Winifred Burke, widow, is then found in the household of Patrick Burke and Bridget Gallagher in the 1861 and 1871 census returns. Is this Lavina/Lavinia Downey? or did Michael Burke have a second wife?

Burke, Michael (I1377)

735

Downey, Lavinia (I1378)

736

In the 1881 census (Thorne, Pontiac, Quebec), John Kelly, age 9, is found in the household of his paternal aunt Catherine Kelly and her husband James Smith. In the 1891 census (Thorne, Pontiac, Quebec), John Kelly, age 19, is found in the household of his first cousin Daniel Smith (son of James Smith and Catherine Kelly), and is listed as a cousin of the household head.

Kelly, William John (I6091)

737

In the 1900 US federal census (East Grand Forks, Polk, Minnesota), Mrs. Tine M Lavall is listed as the mother of 4 children, with 3 children living

Family (F500)

738

In the 1900 US federal census (Pewaukee, Waukesha, Wisconsin), Bridget is listed as the mother of 10 children, only 5 of whom are still living. However, in the 1910 US federal census, Bridget is reportedly the mother of 8 children, 5 of whom are still living.

Family (F71)

739

In the 1911 census, John Ryan reports that he can read and write.

Ryan, John (I2033)

740

In the 1911 census, Margaret [Ryan] Harrington is the widowed head of household. She reports that she cannot read or write.

Ryan, Margaret (I1790)

741

In the 1911 census, Patrick Ryan reports that he can read and write.

Ryan, Patrick (I1814)

742

In the index of burials for Notre Dame Basilica, Ottawa, there is a record for a James Moran, died 1 May 1857, buried 3 May 1857. His age is listed as 46, which is off by a decade or so. Unfortunately, while the index has survived, the years 1856-1861 are missing from the actual register.

Moran, James (I28)

743

In the last will and testament of Angélique (Ménard) McGlade, Willie Lee Herrichon is described as her "adopted son" who is "also known as William Madden."

He marries Catherine Murphy as "William Madden," son of Michael Madden and Mary Scanlon, at Tweed, Hastings, Ontario in 1897. In his marriage record, his birthplace is listed as Perth and his residence as Montreal, occupation tailor.

In the 1881 census, he is living with the widowed Angéline "Harishau," where his name is given as "William Harishau" and his ethnicity is listed as Irish not French. Why was he adopted?

Madden, William Joseph (I955)

744

In Traditional Singers and Songs from Ontario (1965), Edith Fowke notes that O.J. Abbott learned "The Mower" and "The Reaper" from Dan Leahy of Marchurst.

Lahey, Daniel (I102)

745

Inherited the family farm at Huntley, which he sold in 1913.

Moran, Thomas Edwin (I21)

746

Irish Family History Foundation

Source (S297)

747

Is buried with first wife, Catherine Traynor.

McCarthy, Eugene (I712)

748

Is his name Pierre St. Denis?