October 3, in New York, Mr. Coleman LAHAN, of Cork, to Ellen, youngest daughter of Michael QUINLIVAN, Esq. of Ballyroughan, county Clare, and sister to the Rev. M. Quinlivan, administrator of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Freeman's Journal 12 Nov 1855
Nov. 6 at New York, Thomas H. GAYNER, Esq. to Charlotte Augusta, eldest daughter of Charles ALLEN, Esq., M.D., of Kilkee,
county Clare.
Freeman's Journal 14 Dec 1853
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Deaths
October 21 at New York, aged 21, Eliza, wife of John HORN, of county Clare...
Liverpool Mercury 14 Nov 1854
March 5, at New York, after a lingering illness, G.B. HOGAN, a native of O'Brien's Bridge, Co. Clare, aged 47 years.
Belfast News-Letter 22 Mar 1872
Instances of almost instantaneous passing away from life of aged couples are rare, but such was the fate of Lawrence CURRY and his wife Catherine, of Waverly, N.Y., whose deaths recently occurred within the space of two weeks. Mr. Curry was 80 years old and his wife but a few years younger. They were natives of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland.
Irish World and American Industrial Liberator 15 Mar 1890
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October 21 at New York, aged 21, Eliza, wife of John HORN, of county Clare...
Liverpool Mercury 14 Nov 1854
March 5, at New York, after a lingering illness, G.B. HOGAN, a native of O'Brien's Bridge, Co. Clare, aged 47 years.
Belfast News-Letter 22 Mar 1872
Instances of almost instantaneous passing away from life of aged couples are rare, but such was the fate of Lawrence CURRY and his wife Catherine, of Waverly, N.Y., whose deaths recently occurred within the space of two weeks. Mr. Curry was 80 years old and his wife but a few years younger. They were natives of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland.
Irish World and American Industrial Liberator 15 Mar 1890
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On the evening of the 8th November, Mr. Patrick CORBITT, native of the Parish of Carragerra, county
Clare, Ireland, aged 51 years, 7 months, and 21 days.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 17 Nov 1849
On...December 12, of consumption, John DUFFY, aged 63 years, a native of county Clare, Ireland.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 16 Dec 1854
On Sunday, April 13, Patrick FROST, of No. 387 Cherry street, aged 63 years, formerly of Stone Park,
Mulick, county Clare, Ireland.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 19 Apr 1856
On Tuesday morning, January 15, of consumption, Daniel COONEY, of Ennistymon, county Clare, Ireland, and for many years connected with the Commissioners of Emigration of this city. The friends ...and of his brother Martin...to attend the funeral from his late residence, 32 Vandewater street
...remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 17 Jan 1861
On...November 14, John MANNING, of the parish of Carrigaholt, county Clare, Ireland, aged 62 years...funeral from his late residence, 126 Cedar street...
New York Herald 17 Nov 1861
On...December 29, Michael GRIFFIN, a native of Kilmurray J. Brickan, County Clare, Ireland...in the
30th year of his life. The relatives...and those of his brother Thomas Griffin and his brother-in-law Patrick MCINERNEY...to attend the funeral...from his late residence, No. 251 Grand street, Brooklyn.
New York Herald 29 Dec 1861
On February 1, John CURRY, a native of county Clare, parish of Killmeath, Ireland, aged 64 years...
funeral...from his late residence, No. 28 Thomas street...
New York Herald 3 Nov 1863
In Brooklyn, on...April 29, at No. 10 Karl Street, of pulmonary comsumption, Elizabeth, wife of Michael F. KESHAN, Esq., of Green Lawn, Kings County, Ireland. Deceased was grand-niece to Right Rev. Dr. O'SHAUGHNESSY, late R.C. Bishop, Killaloe, niece to Dean O'Shaughnessy, P.P., late of Ennis, county Clare, and first cousin to Professor Wm. B. O'Shaughnessy, M.D. Of Calcutta, superintendent of all Irish telegraphs belonging to the English government.
New York Herald 2 May 1856
On...May 31, after a long and painful illness, Patrick MCINERNEY, aged 50 years, a native of county Clare, Ireland. His friends and those of his brother-in-law Robert HUTCHINGTON...to attend...from his late residence, No. 90 Cherry street.
New York Herald 1 June 1856
On...December 13, after a short illness, James COSTELLO, of county Clare, Ireland. His friends and
those of his brothers-in-aw Patrick, Michael, and John O'BRIEN, are to attend the funeral from his late residence, corner of Sullivan and Van Brunt streets, South Brooklyn...remains to Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 15 Dec 1856
At the residence of her brother-in-law Patrick REED, Susan, daughter of the late Thomas CLERY, of the parish Clonloughan, county Clare, Ireland.
New York Herald 8 Jul 1857
On...September 22, after a short illness, Mary, Beloved daughter of the late Patrick NEYLON, of Enis,
county Clare, Ireland, and niece of James and Bridget NASH, aged 13 years and 9 months.
New York Herald 24 Sep 1859
In Williamsburg [Brooklyn as of 1898], on...Feb. 27, of consumption, Matthew O'BRIEN, son of the late Matthew O'Brien, of Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland, in the 34th year of his age. His friend and those of his brothers-in-law Daniel SULLIVAN and William SEEKINS are...to attend the funeral from 177 South First street, corner of Seventh...
New York Herald 29 Feb 1860
On...September 21, Martin, the beloved husband of Catherine HOLLAND, a native of the parish of
Killalon [sic, likely Killaloe], county Clare, Ireland, aged 42 years. The friends...also members of the
Benevolent Society of Journeymen Tailors are...to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 310 West street....remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 23 Sep 1860
On...December 2, of consumption, Martin GARDNER, a native of Innes [sic, Ennis], county Clare, Ireland, aged 27 years. The funeral will take place from St. Vincent's Hospital...and the remains will be deposited in Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 4 Dec 1860
On...March 1, Timothy MCINERNEY, a native of Miltown Mallay [sic, Malbay], county Clare, Ireland, aged 19 years...funeral from...No. 22 James street.
New York Herald 2 Mar 1861
In this city, on...March 30, Bridget CONWAY, the beloved wife of Michael Conway, of Kilrush, county Clare, Ireland, in the 36th year of her age...funeral...from her late residence, No. 465 Washington street...remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Quebec (Canada) and Limerick (Ireland) papers please copy.
New York Herald 1 Apr 1861
On Mary 6, of consumption, Charles WHITE, aged 34 years...funeral...from the residence of his brother-in-law Stephen MCMAHON, 148 Cherry street. County of Clare (Ireland) papers please copy.
New York Herald 8 May 1861
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Clare, Ireland, aged 51 years, 7 months, and 21 days.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 17 Nov 1849
On...December 12, of consumption, John DUFFY, aged 63 years, a native of county Clare, Ireland.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 16 Dec 1854
On Sunday, April 13, Patrick FROST, of No. 387 Cherry street, aged 63 years, formerly of Stone Park,
Mulick, county Clare, Ireland.
The Weekly Herald (New York, NY) 19 Apr 1856
On Tuesday morning, January 15, of consumption, Daniel COONEY, of Ennistymon, county Clare, Ireland, and for many years connected with the Commissioners of Emigration of this city. The friends ...and of his brother Martin...to attend the funeral from his late residence, 32 Vandewater street
...remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 17 Jan 1861
On...November 14, John MANNING, of the parish of Carrigaholt, county Clare, Ireland, aged 62 years...funeral from his late residence, 126 Cedar street...
New York Herald 17 Nov 1861
On...December 29, Michael GRIFFIN, a native of Kilmurray J. Brickan, County Clare, Ireland...in the
30th year of his life. The relatives...and those of his brother Thomas Griffin and his brother-in-law Patrick MCINERNEY...to attend the funeral...from his late residence, No. 251 Grand street, Brooklyn.
New York Herald 29 Dec 1861
On February 1, John CURRY, a native of county Clare, parish of Killmeath, Ireland, aged 64 years...
funeral...from his late residence, No. 28 Thomas street...
New York Herald 3 Nov 1863
In Brooklyn, on...April 29, at No. 10 Karl Street, of pulmonary comsumption, Elizabeth, wife of Michael F. KESHAN, Esq., of Green Lawn, Kings County, Ireland. Deceased was grand-niece to Right Rev. Dr. O'SHAUGHNESSY, late R.C. Bishop, Killaloe, niece to Dean O'Shaughnessy, P.P., late of Ennis, county Clare, and first cousin to Professor Wm. B. O'Shaughnessy, M.D. Of Calcutta, superintendent of all Irish telegraphs belonging to the English government.
New York Herald 2 May 1856
On...May 31, after a long and painful illness, Patrick MCINERNEY, aged 50 years, a native of county Clare, Ireland. His friends and those of his brother-in-law Robert HUTCHINGTON...to attend...from his late residence, No. 90 Cherry street.
New York Herald 1 June 1856
On...December 13, after a short illness, James COSTELLO, of county Clare, Ireland. His friends and
those of his brothers-in-aw Patrick, Michael, and John O'BRIEN, are to attend the funeral from his late residence, corner of Sullivan and Van Brunt streets, South Brooklyn...remains to Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 15 Dec 1856
At the residence of her brother-in-law Patrick REED, Susan, daughter of the late Thomas CLERY, of the parish Clonloughan, county Clare, Ireland.
New York Herald 8 Jul 1857
On...September 22, after a short illness, Mary, Beloved daughter of the late Patrick NEYLON, of Enis,
county Clare, Ireland, and niece of James and Bridget NASH, aged 13 years and 9 months.
New York Herald 24 Sep 1859
In Williamsburg [Brooklyn as of 1898], on...Feb. 27, of consumption, Matthew O'BRIEN, son of the late Matthew O'Brien, of Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland, in the 34th year of his age. His friend and those of his brothers-in-law Daniel SULLIVAN and William SEEKINS are...to attend the funeral from 177 South First street, corner of Seventh...
New York Herald 29 Feb 1860
On...September 21, Martin, the beloved husband of Catherine HOLLAND, a native of the parish of
Killalon [sic, likely Killaloe], county Clare, Ireland, aged 42 years. The friends...also members of the
Benevolent Society of Journeymen Tailors are...to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 310 West street....remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 23 Sep 1860
On...December 2, of consumption, Martin GARDNER, a native of Innes [sic, Ennis], county Clare, Ireland, aged 27 years. The funeral will take place from St. Vincent's Hospital...and the remains will be deposited in Calvary Cemetery.
New York Herald 4 Dec 1860
On...March 1, Timothy MCINERNEY, a native of Miltown Mallay [sic, Malbay], county Clare, Ireland, aged 19 years...funeral from...No. 22 James street.
New York Herald 2 Mar 1861
In this city, on...March 30, Bridget CONWAY, the beloved wife of Michael Conway, of Kilrush, county Clare, Ireland, in the 36th year of her age...funeral...from her late residence, No. 465 Washington street...remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Quebec (Canada) and Limerick (Ireland) papers please copy.
New York Herald 1 Apr 1861
On Mary 6, of consumption, Charles WHITE, aged 34 years...funeral...from the residence of his brother-in-law Stephen MCMAHON, 148 Cherry street. County of Clare (Ireland) papers please copy.
New York Herald 8 May 1861
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Deaths
At sea, on board the brig Margaret, from Liverpool to New York, on George's Shoals, coast of Nantucket, on the 28th June ult., Mrs. MCKINNON (late of Cragalough, county Clare, Ireland)...
New York Herald 11 Jul 1848
On Sunday, June 21, John CUSACK, aged 30 years, a native of the town of Kilrush, county Clare, Ireland, also his child Michael, aged 1 year...invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 41 Houston street. Chicago papers please copy.
New York Herald 29 Jun 1863
On...August 10, of consumption, Catherine, daughter of Mrs. Catherine SHANNON, aged 23 years, 1 month, and 17 days, native of Drommin, parish of Mulough, county Clare, Ireland. Funeral will take place...from the residence of her mother, No. 150 Cherry street.
New York Herald 11 Aug 1863
Marriage
By special license, on...Jan. 2, at St. Peter and Paul's church, Williamsburg [now Brooklyn]...James O'DWYER, of New York, to Mary Anne CALLAHAN, of Williamsburg, both natives of the county of Clare, Ireland. Boston Herald, Liverpool Journal, and Dublin Catholic Telegraph please copy.
New York Herald 10 Jan 1860
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At sea, on board the brig Margaret, from Liverpool to New York, on George's Shoals, coast of Nantucket, on the 28th June ult., Mrs. MCKINNON (late of Cragalough, county Clare, Ireland)...
New York Herald 11 Jul 1848
On Sunday, June 21, John CUSACK, aged 30 years, a native of the town of Kilrush, county Clare, Ireland, also his child Michael, aged 1 year...invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 41 Houston street. Chicago papers please copy.
New York Herald 29 Jun 1863
On...August 10, of consumption, Catherine, daughter of Mrs. Catherine SHANNON, aged 23 years, 1 month, and 17 days, native of Drommin, parish of Mulough, county Clare, Ireland. Funeral will take place...from the residence of her mother, No. 150 Cherry street.
New York Herald 11 Aug 1863
Marriage
By special license, on...Jan. 2, at St. Peter and Paul's church, Williamsburg [now Brooklyn]...James O'DWYER, of New York, to Mary Anne CALLAHAN, of Williamsburg, both natives of the county of Clare, Ireland. Boston Herald, Liverpool Journal, and Dublin Catholic Telegraph please copy.
New York Herald 10 Jan 1860
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Re: New York State news items for Clare-born [upstate]
I have found a long-mislaid notebook in which I transcribed newspaper items which are
mostly obituaries but with one marriage notice and some other notable events. These
were from images not completely legible, so I did my best to be accurate and complete.
My typing this time is accurate. All these newspapers were in areas in which Clare immigrants settled in the early 1800s, with the Oswego area being an Erie Canal location, Buffalo being a major point from which people went westward, and Ogdensburg being a major place to cross into the U.S. from Quebec Province. Note how widely scattered the next generation was, even out to California.
Sharon Carberry
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30[?] May 1879 The Palladium
The Competitors – Lap Walking Contest
Patrick O'Grady of Toronto was born in County Clare, Ireland, age 37, 5 ft. __ ¾ in., weight 133 lbs.
First contest.
7 May 1884 Oswego Times and Express
Patrick Slattery, a prominent Fenian and ex-suspect of Derrynakill Feakle, County Clare, died today... Slattery confessed that he had been suborned by one Markham to swear falsely against two brothers, Patrick and Michel Delhanty, who were convicted at Cork winter assizes of 1883 of shooting a farmed named Donnellan living in Kilbarrow Feakle in September 1882...the Delehantys were convicted of an assult with an intent to kill and were sentenced to penal servitude for life...
29 Aug 1884 The Buffalo Express
Mr. John McDonough, a well-known East Buffalo cattle dealer and commission merchant, died late Wednesday evening at his home, No. 993 William Street...born April 27, 18[24?] in County Clare, Ireland. His mother died when he was very young. In 1848 he came with his father to America. The latter, after a short residence in Canada, moved to Hillsdale, Michigan, where he now resides. John McDonough has been in the cattle business for twenty years...and since 1874 in the city. Mr. McDonough retired from active business six months ago. His wife, who was Celia Weston of Hillsdale, survives him...His father arrived here yesterday and left wit the remains...for Hillsdale...
1884 Oswego Daily Times
St. Paul [Minnesota], Nov. 10 – Mortimer Daneher, aged 121 years, died yesterday at the residence of his son in Derrynane, Lesueur County, Minn. Mr. Daneher was the last [missing words]...The father was shortest lived of the family, having died at the age of 80...He came from county Clare, Ireland and could speak in the Celtic tongue only.
23 Dec 1890 Oswego Palladium
Hon. Frank B. Arnold [nee Edwards], of Unadilla, NY...was defeated at the last congressional election ...he had lost heavily by the recent decline in stocks...He was...a widower, with one child, in easy circumstances despite his losses. But he had long suffered from insomnia and was falling into melancholy...was born in County Clare, Ireland, March 29, 1839, and by some strange freak assumed on coming to this country the name of Frank Benedict Arnold...[A]fter studying law at Binghamton and living in Nebraska, he located in 1869 at Unadilla...He committed suicide by shooting himself with a pistol.
24 Dec 1890 The Buffalo Express
Major C. P. Root of Butternut, NY...says: Mr. Arnold was born in County Clare, Ireland, of humble birth and honorable parentage, came to this county with his father and step-mother, elder brother, and one or two half-brothers and sisters, and located in the town of West Hartford, Connecticut, and lived when I first saw, with his family in the house of Childs Goodman, my uncle. About this time differences sprang up between some members of the family and the boy relative to attending a Protestant Sabbath school, in which he had become interested...it was through best that the boy be sent away. He was then twelve years old and I was 21. He came to our house November 1852...his real name being Edwards...[At some point] Mr. Arnold visited his father at New-Britain, Connecticut, and was gladly and kindly received. His father died about a year ago...
[no date, published 1890 – 92] The Adirondack News [northern area bordering Canada]
Frank Houlihan, of Ogdensburg, died suddenly on Sunday...born at Kilkee, County Clare, Ireland, September 1832. He came to this country when a lad and landed at Quebec. He was twice married and leaves a widow and several children.
2 Oct 1894 Oswego Daily Palladium
Mrs. Mary McQueen, wife of the late Patrick McQueen, died at the residence of her daughter Mrs. David Walsh, in East Bridge street...Saturday morning...was born in County Clare, Ireland, came to this country with her husband forty-eight years ago and died at the age of eighty-six. She leaves three children...Mrs. David Walsh of Oswego, Mr. William McQueen of Buffalo, and Mr. Patrick McQueen of Scribs...
11 Feb 1897 [Thursday] Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. John Griffin, just north of Belleville in Thurlow township, was found dead in bed Monday morning, death having resulted from asphyxiation...was 80 years of age and lived alone...the house [was] full of gas from a coal stove...was the widow of John Griffin and a native of County Clare, Ireland.
18 Apr 1899 Oswego Daily Times
The oldest person now living is held to be Annie Armstrong, who is 117 years old and lives in a little town in County Clare, Ireland.
12 Feb 1902 The Auburn Bulletin
Lifetime pension awarded: [not verbatim]
Patrick Gould born about 1818, County Clare, sailed on the Sanduskey 1849, landed June 24, worked 1850 on the railroad.
Wednesday, Apr 1902 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, April 30 – Patrick Gould...died Monday evening at his home on West Williams street...born in County Clare, Ireland, about 1818...
28 May 1902 The Daily Palladium
Patrick Slattery, for fifty years a resident of the Fifth Ward, died at his home on West Eighth, between Utica and Albany streets this morning...born in County Clare, Ireland, seventy years ago and came to this city when a young man. For thirty years he was an employee of St. John's church...survived by a widow and family of five sons and a daughter, James of Pittsburgh, Pa. [Pennsylvania]; Thomas of
Los Angeles [California], John and Patrick of this city; William and Mary of Knoxville, Tenn.
12 Jun 1903 The Auburn Bulletin
Weedsport, June 12 – Mrs. Ann Hickey, wife of Patrick Hickey, died yesterday afternoon at her home on North street. Death was due to intermittent fever. She was born in Ennis, county Clare, Ireland, and had resided here for the past fifty years. She was 72 years old and besides her husband is survived by four children, Rev. James A. Hickey, rector of Holy Apostles' church, Rochester; Michael J. of Syracuse; Miss Mary A. and Mrs. Nellie Managh, of Rochester.
4 Aug 1904 Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. Mary Kinane [nee Murphy]...resident of the Third Ward, died at the family home in West Cayuga near Ontario Street last evening...She was born in County Clare, Ireland, but spent most of her life in Oswego. She was in her eighty-third year...member of St. Mary's Church. A son, M.T. Kinane of Gloversville, a daughter Mary of this city, and one brother, William Murphy of California, survive.
Obituary 2 Jul 1908 The Oswego Palladium
Mrs. John Holloran died Monday morning at her home: No. 67 Forbes street, Amsterdam, after an illness of only two hours...The deceased was born in County Clare, Ireland. When a young girl, she came to this country and located near Northampten, Fulton county. She was married there, her husband having died some twenty-five years ago. For the past thirty-five years she has resided in Amsterdam... A devout member of St. Mary's church...She is survived by three sons and a daughter residing in that city, Michael, Timothy, and James Holoran and Mrs. Mary Kennedy. She also leaves a sister Mrs. Mary A. Moroney [1900 census has Anna Morona age 64] of that city and five grandchildren... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
19 Feb 1907 Ogdensburg News
Patrick Madden died last evening at his residence on Jay Street...born in County Clare, Ireland, fifty-four years ago and came to New York City at an early age, where he engaged in the trade of stone cutting with an uncle...n 1881 he came here [words omitted?] until he went to Albany...Of late years he followed his trade...around the Thousand Islands [St. Lawrence River area, the border with Canada].
Twenty-three years ago he married Mrs. William Harrison [widow of his employer, stated elsewhere], who survived him with four children, the Misses Margaret and Belle Harrison, Mrs. Frances Larenture, and Thomas Madden...member of St. Mary's branch of C.M.B.A.
27 Apr 1905 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, April 27. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, for half a century resident of Waterloo, died suddenly yesterday at her home in West William street. The cause...was heart trouble...was the widow of John C. Kelly, late of this village. She was born in County Clare, Ireland, 63 years ago, but had resided here since she was 12 years old...[S]urvived by five children: Mrs. Edward Gillmore and Charles M. Kelly, of Seneca Falls; John T. Kelly of Waterloo; Mrs. James McNany, of Rochester; and Sarah J. Kelly, of Waterloo; also a sister, Mrs. Ann Moran, of this village.
26 Jan 1911 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, Jan. 26 – Mrs. Ann Moran, widow of Patrick Moran, and mother of James Moran, who died last Thursday, died at her late home yesterday at the age of 68. The mother survived the day of her son's funeral, Monday, only two days. Mrs. Moran was a native of County Clare, Ireland, but had resided here most of her life. She is survived by two sons, Daniel and Edward, both of this place...Burial...in St. Mary's cemetery.
2 Jun 1915 Oswego Daily Times
Rochester, June 2 – Dr. Richard Curran, formerly major of Rochester and a Civil War veteran, died yesterday...at his home, No. 330 Frank street...Dr. Curran was born in County, Clare, Ireland in 1838. In 1850, he came with his family to the United States, settling in Seneca Falls...He was graduated from Harvard as a physician in 1859...was mayor of Rochester 1892-1895...served in the Thirty-third N.Y.
Volunteers as surgeon.
6 Mar 1916 Oswego Daily Palladium
Mrs. Mary Hickey, born in County Clare, Ireland Dec. 25th, 1807, died in Binghamton [Broome Co.] yesterday. In her 109th year, she was the oldest resident of Binghamton.
3 Dec 1911 Illustrated Buffalo Express
Simon Nash, father of Judge Simon A. Nash, Father John J. Nash of the Holy Family Church, and Dr. James W. Nash of North and Elk streets, who survive him, died at his home at No. 230 Hamburg street yesterday...was 79 years old and had lived in Buffalo for more than 53 years...born in Kildysart, county Clare, Ireland 18[33?] and came to this country when a boy. In 1866...[was] appointed weighmaster at old Sturgess [grain storage] elevator and held that position until 1884...in 190[6?] retired. Mrs. Nash died in 189[1?]...member of St. Brigid's Church...Besides his three sons, he is survived by a niece
Margaret Blake, and three brothers, John Nash of Horseheads, and Thomas and Michal Nash of Chicago.
29 Jan 1913 The Buffalo Express
Patrick Clarey died yesterday at his home, No. 230 Emelie street...born in County Clare, Ireland, 79 years ago, coming to this country with his parents when a lad...settled in Buffalo...member of Saint Patrick's Church...survived by two sons, Richard C. and William P. Clarey, and three daughters, Miss Alice H. Clarey, Mrs. Gustavus T. Britt, Mrs. Joseph Fitzmorris. His wife died about two years ago.
11 Jul 1913 The Buffalo Express
Salamanca, July __ Today Henry Casey of No. 34 Church street died...was __ years old and had lived in Salamanca and vicinity for the last 43 years...born in county Clare, Ireland, and came to Salamanca when he was nineteen years old...survived by two daughters, Mrs. P.W. Flynn of Buffalo and Miss Mary Casey of this city; five sons, William of Salamanca, James of Niles, O. [Ohio], John of Caney, Kan. [Kansas], and Charles and George of Cleveland, Ok [Oklahoma, if no typo]; one brother James Casey of Niles, O. ...Services will be held at Saint Patrick's church...Burial will be...in the Catholic cemetery at Killbuck.
30 Oct 1917 Oswego Daily Times
Fulton, Oct. 30 – The death of John O'Grady, 80...occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Cullen, of South avenue Syracuse today...had been a resident of this city for over sixty years...born in County Clare, Ireland, and came to this country when a small boy. For a number of years he conducted a carting and draying business in this city...He was the oldest of twelve children...Survived by his widow and three [sic] daughters: Mrs. Mary A. Cullen...Miss Katherine O'Grady of Syracuse; two sons Patrick O'Grady of Ogensburg and Bernard J. O'Grady of this city; two sisters Mrs. Julia Parker and Mrs. Ellen O'Brien of this city, and two brothers, Michael O'Grady, New York [city], and Charles
O'Grady, Meriden [Connecticut]...funeral...held at Church of the Immaculate Conception.
26 Dec 1917 Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. Bridget Walker, aged 90 years, wife of the late James H. Walker, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eliza Wilfred, 247 West Seventh street...was born in County Clare, Ireland, but lived most fo her life in this city...member of St. John's church... survived by two daughters, Mrs. Eliza Wilfred of this city and Mrs. Mary Ennever of Amitiville [Amityville], L.I. [Long Island, N.Y, east of NYC] and by one son, James H. Walker of this city.
[single numeral] Mar 1918 The Fulton Patriot
Died at the home of Smith B. Wilcox, South Granby, March 4th, James Minnish, aged 73 years...born in County Clare, Ireland, Aug. 18, 1844, and came to this country when a young man. Hew was a former resident of this city and also lived at Mt. Pleasant. For several years, he engaged in farm work in South Granby. Funeral will be held at the Mt. Pleasant church...
23 Jan 1941 [Thursday] Oswego Palladium-Times
Mrs. Mary Murphy, wife of John Murphy of Buffalo, died Thursday morning at the home of her niece, Miss Marie Mulvihill, 112 West Schulyer street, where she had been visiting... born in County Clare, Ireland, and came to Oswego when a young girl...member of the Assumption church in Buffalo. Surviving besides her husband are two sisters Mrs. Cornelius Curry, Rochester, and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, County Clare, Ireland...Funeral...at home of her niece Mrs. Oliver C. Leroy, 139 East Cayuga street... Interment...in St. Peter's cemetery.
June 1960 [no typo] Oswego Palladium
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Noreen Cooney of 26 Amsterdam, Binghamton NY, to Donald Clifford Kelly of 38 Donald Street, Westover. The bride-elect is the daughter of Sinon Cooney, of Clog_hainchy, Quilt [sic], County Clare, Ireland and the late Mrs. Cooney...will be married June 25th in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Binghamton. [nice photo]
mostly obituaries but with one marriage notice and some other notable events. These
were from images not completely legible, so I did my best to be accurate and complete.
My typing this time is accurate. All these newspapers were in areas in which Clare immigrants settled in the early 1800s, with the Oswego area being an Erie Canal location, Buffalo being a major point from which people went westward, and Ogdensburg being a major place to cross into the U.S. from Quebec Province. Note how widely scattered the next generation was, even out to California.
Sharon Carberry
Georgia
30[?] May 1879 The Palladium
The Competitors – Lap Walking Contest
Patrick O'Grady of Toronto was born in County Clare, Ireland, age 37, 5 ft. __ ¾ in., weight 133 lbs.
First contest.
7 May 1884 Oswego Times and Express
Patrick Slattery, a prominent Fenian and ex-suspect of Derrynakill Feakle, County Clare, died today... Slattery confessed that he had been suborned by one Markham to swear falsely against two brothers, Patrick and Michel Delhanty, who were convicted at Cork winter assizes of 1883 of shooting a farmed named Donnellan living in Kilbarrow Feakle in September 1882...the Delehantys were convicted of an assult with an intent to kill and were sentenced to penal servitude for life...
29 Aug 1884 The Buffalo Express
Mr. John McDonough, a well-known East Buffalo cattle dealer and commission merchant, died late Wednesday evening at his home, No. 993 William Street...born April 27, 18[24?] in County Clare, Ireland. His mother died when he was very young. In 1848 he came with his father to America. The latter, after a short residence in Canada, moved to Hillsdale, Michigan, where he now resides. John McDonough has been in the cattle business for twenty years...and since 1874 in the city. Mr. McDonough retired from active business six months ago. His wife, who was Celia Weston of Hillsdale, survives him...His father arrived here yesterday and left wit the remains...for Hillsdale...
1884 Oswego Daily Times
St. Paul [Minnesota], Nov. 10 – Mortimer Daneher, aged 121 years, died yesterday at the residence of his son in Derrynane, Lesueur County, Minn. Mr. Daneher was the last [missing words]...The father was shortest lived of the family, having died at the age of 80...He came from county Clare, Ireland and could speak in the Celtic tongue only.
23 Dec 1890 Oswego Palladium
Hon. Frank B. Arnold [nee Edwards], of Unadilla, NY...was defeated at the last congressional election ...he had lost heavily by the recent decline in stocks...He was...a widower, with one child, in easy circumstances despite his losses. But he had long suffered from insomnia and was falling into melancholy...was born in County Clare, Ireland, March 29, 1839, and by some strange freak assumed on coming to this country the name of Frank Benedict Arnold...[A]fter studying law at Binghamton and living in Nebraska, he located in 1869 at Unadilla...He committed suicide by shooting himself with a pistol.
24 Dec 1890 The Buffalo Express
Major C. P. Root of Butternut, NY...says: Mr. Arnold was born in County Clare, Ireland, of humble birth and honorable parentage, came to this county with his father and step-mother, elder brother, and one or two half-brothers and sisters, and located in the town of West Hartford, Connecticut, and lived when I first saw, with his family in the house of Childs Goodman, my uncle. About this time differences sprang up between some members of the family and the boy relative to attending a Protestant Sabbath school, in which he had become interested...it was through best that the boy be sent away. He was then twelve years old and I was 21. He came to our house November 1852...his real name being Edwards...[At some point] Mr. Arnold visited his father at New-Britain, Connecticut, and was gladly and kindly received. His father died about a year ago...
[no date, published 1890 – 92] The Adirondack News [northern area bordering Canada]
Frank Houlihan, of Ogdensburg, died suddenly on Sunday...born at Kilkee, County Clare, Ireland, September 1832. He came to this country when a lad and landed at Quebec. He was twice married and leaves a widow and several children.
2 Oct 1894 Oswego Daily Palladium
Mrs. Mary McQueen, wife of the late Patrick McQueen, died at the residence of her daughter Mrs. David Walsh, in East Bridge street...Saturday morning...was born in County Clare, Ireland, came to this country with her husband forty-eight years ago and died at the age of eighty-six. She leaves three children...Mrs. David Walsh of Oswego, Mr. William McQueen of Buffalo, and Mr. Patrick McQueen of Scribs...
11 Feb 1897 [Thursday] Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. John Griffin, just north of Belleville in Thurlow township, was found dead in bed Monday morning, death having resulted from asphyxiation...was 80 years of age and lived alone...the house [was] full of gas from a coal stove...was the widow of John Griffin and a native of County Clare, Ireland.
18 Apr 1899 Oswego Daily Times
The oldest person now living is held to be Annie Armstrong, who is 117 years old and lives in a little town in County Clare, Ireland.
12 Feb 1902 The Auburn Bulletin
Lifetime pension awarded: [not verbatim]
Patrick Gould born about 1818, County Clare, sailed on the Sanduskey 1849, landed June 24, worked 1850 on the railroad.
Wednesday, Apr 1902 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, April 30 – Patrick Gould...died Monday evening at his home on West Williams street...born in County Clare, Ireland, about 1818...
28 May 1902 The Daily Palladium
Patrick Slattery, for fifty years a resident of the Fifth Ward, died at his home on West Eighth, between Utica and Albany streets this morning...born in County Clare, Ireland, seventy years ago and came to this city when a young man. For thirty years he was an employee of St. John's church...survived by a widow and family of five sons and a daughter, James of Pittsburgh, Pa. [Pennsylvania]; Thomas of
Los Angeles [California], John and Patrick of this city; William and Mary of Knoxville, Tenn.
12 Jun 1903 The Auburn Bulletin
Weedsport, June 12 – Mrs. Ann Hickey, wife of Patrick Hickey, died yesterday afternoon at her home on North street. Death was due to intermittent fever. She was born in Ennis, county Clare, Ireland, and had resided here for the past fifty years. She was 72 years old and besides her husband is survived by four children, Rev. James A. Hickey, rector of Holy Apostles' church, Rochester; Michael J. of Syracuse; Miss Mary A. and Mrs. Nellie Managh, of Rochester.
4 Aug 1904 Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. Mary Kinane [nee Murphy]...resident of the Third Ward, died at the family home in West Cayuga near Ontario Street last evening...She was born in County Clare, Ireland, but spent most of her life in Oswego. She was in her eighty-third year...member of St. Mary's Church. A son, M.T. Kinane of Gloversville, a daughter Mary of this city, and one brother, William Murphy of California, survive.
Obituary 2 Jul 1908 The Oswego Palladium
Mrs. John Holloran died Monday morning at her home: No. 67 Forbes street, Amsterdam, after an illness of only two hours...The deceased was born in County Clare, Ireland. When a young girl, she came to this country and located near Northampten, Fulton county. She was married there, her husband having died some twenty-five years ago. For the past thirty-five years she has resided in Amsterdam... A devout member of St. Mary's church...She is survived by three sons and a daughter residing in that city, Michael, Timothy, and James Holoran and Mrs. Mary Kennedy. She also leaves a sister Mrs. Mary A. Moroney [1900 census has Anna Morona age 64] of that city and five grandchildren... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
19 Feb 1907 Ogdensburg News
Patrick Madden died last evening at his residence on Jay Street...born in County Clare, Ireland, fifty-four years ago and came to New York City at an early age, where he engaged in the trade of stone cutting with an uncle...n 1881 he came here [words omitted?] until he went to Albany...Of late years he followed his trade...around the Thousand Islands [St. Lawrence River area, the border with Canada].
Twenty-three years ago he married Mrs. William Harrison [widow of his employer, stated elsewhere], who survived him with four children, the Misses Margaret and Belle Harrison, Mrs. Frances Larenture, and Thomas Madden...member of St. Mary's branch of C.M.B.A.
27 Apr 1905 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, April 27. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, for half a century resident of Waterloo, died suddenly yesterday at her home in West William street. The cause...was heart trouble...was the widow of John C. Kelly, late of this village. She was born in County Clare, Ireland, 63 years ago, but had resided here since she was 12 years old...[S]urvived by five children: Mrs. Edward Gillmore and Charles M. Kelly, of Seneca Falls; John T. Kelly of Waterloo; Mrs. James McNany, of Rochester; and Sarah J. Kelly, of Waterloo; also a sister, Mrs. Ann Moran, of this village.
26 Jan 1911 The Auburn Bulletin
Waterloo, Jan. 26 – Mrs. Ann Moran, widow of Patrick Moran, and mother of James Moran, who died last Thursday, died at her late home yesterday at the age of 68. The mother survived the day of her son's funeral, Monday, only two days. Mrs. Moran was a native of County Clare, Ireland, but had resided here most of her life. She is survived by two sons, Daniel and Edward, both of this place...Burial...in St. Mary's cemetery.
2 Jun 1915 Oswego Daily Times
Rochester, June 2 – Dr. Richard Curran, formerly major of Rochester and a Civil War veteran, died yesterday...at his home, No. 330 Frank street...Dr. Curran was born in County, Clare, Ireland in 1838. In 1850, he came with his family to the United States, settling in Seneca Falls...He was graduated from Harvard as a physician in 1859...was mayor of Rochester 1892-1895...served in the Thirty-third N.Y.
Volunteers as surgeon.
6 Mar 1916 Oswego Daily Palladium
Mrs. Mary Hickey, born in County Clare, Ireland Dec. 25th, 1807, died in Binghamton [Broome Co.] yesterday. In her 109th year, she was the oldest resident of Binghamton.
3 Dec 1911 Illustrated Buffalo Express
Simon Nash, father of Judge Simon A. Nash, Father John J. Nash of the Holy Family Church, and Dr. James W. Nash of North and Elk streets, who survive him, died at his home at No. 230 Hamburg street yesterday...was 79 years old and had lived in Buffalo for more than 53 years...born in Kildysart, county Clare, Ireland 18[33?] and came to this country when a boy. In 1866...[was] appointed weighmaster at old Sturgess [grain storage] elevator and held that position until 1884...in 190[6?] retired. Mrs. Nash died in 189[1?]...member of St. Brigid's Church...Besides his three sons, he is survived by a niece
Margaret Blake, and three brothers, John Nash of Horseheads, and Thomas and Michal Nash of Chicago.
29 Jan 1913 The Buffalo Express
Patrick Clarey died yesterday at his home, No. 230 Emelie street...born in County Clare, Ireland, 79 years ago, coming to this country with his parents when a lad...settled in Buffalo...member of Saint Patrick's Church...survived by two sons, Richard C. and William P. Clarey, and three daughters, Miss Alice H. Clarey, Mrs. Gustavus T. Britt, Mrs. Joseph Fitzmorris. His wife died about two years ago.
11 Jul 1913 The Buffalo Express
Salamanca, July __ Today Henry Casey of No. 34 Church street died...was __ years old and had lived in Salamanca and vicinity for the last 43 years...born in county Clare, Ireland, and came to Salamanca when he was nineteen years old...survived by two daughters, Mrs. P.W. Flynn of Buffalo and Miss Mary Casey of this city; five sons, William of Salamanca, James of Niles, O. [Ohio], John of Caney, Kan. [Kansas], and Charles and George of Cleveland, Ok [Oklahoma, if no typo]; one brother James Casey of Niles, O. ...Services will be held at Saint Patrick's church...Burial will be...in the Catholic cemetery at Killbuck.
30 Oct 1917 Oswego Daily Times
Fulton, Oct. 30 – The death of John O'Grady, 80...occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Cullen, of South avenue Syracuse today...had been a resident of this city for over sixty years...born in County Clare, Ireland, and came to this country when a small boy. For a number of years he conducted a carting and draying business in this city...He was the oldest of twelve children...Survived by his widow and three [sic] daughters: Mrs. Mary A. Cullen...Miss Katherine O'Grady of Syracuse; two sons Patrick O'Grady of Ogensburg and Bernard J. O'Grady of this city; two sisters Mrs. Julia Parker and Mrs. Ellen O'Brien of this city, and two brothers, Michael O'Grady, New York [city], and Charles
O'Grady, Meriden [Connecticut]...funeral...held at Church of the Immaculate Conception.
26 Dec 1917 Oswego Daily Times
Mrs. Bridget Walker, aged 90 years, wife of the late James H. Walker, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eliza Wilfred, 247 West Seventh street...was born in County Clare, Ireland, but lived most fo her life in this city...member of St. John's church... survived by two daughters, Mrs. Eliza Wilfred of this city and Mrs. Mary Ennever of Amitiville [Amityville], L.I. [Long Island, N.Y, east of NYC] and by one son, James H. Walker of this city.
[single numeral] Mar 1918 The Fulton Patriot
Died at the home of Smith B. Wilcox, South Granby, March 4th, James Minnish, aged 73 years...born in County Clare, Ireland, Aug. 18, 1844, and came to this country when a young man. Hew was a former resident of this city and also lived at Mt. Pleasant. For several years, he engaged in farm work in South Granby. Funeral will be held at the Mt. Pleasant church...
23 Jan 1941 [Thursday] Oswego Palladium-Times
Mrs. Mary Murphy, wife of John Murphy of Buffalo, died Thursday morning at the home of her niece, Miss Marie Mulvihill, 112 West Schulyer street, where she had been visiting... born in County Clare, Ireland, and came to Oswego when a young girl...member of the Assumption church in Buffalo. Surviving besides her husband are two sisters Mrs. Cornelius Curry, Rochester, and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, County Clare, Ireland...Funeral...at home of her niece Mrs. Oliver C. Leroy, 139 East Cayuga street... Interment...in St. Peter's cemetery.
June 1960 [no typo] Oswego Palladium
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Noreen Cooney of 26 Amsterdam, Binghamton NY, to Donald Clifford Kelly of 38 Donald Street, Westover. The bride-elect is the daughter of Sinon Cooney, of Clog_hainchy, Quilt [sic], County Clare, Ireland and the late Mrs. Cooney...will be married June 25th in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Binghamton. [nice photo]
Re: New York State news items for Clare-born
Hi Sharon
Just quickly browsing through your latest post re: June 1960 [no typo] Oswego Palladium
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Noreen Cooney of 26 Amsterdam, Binghamton NY, to Donald Clifford Kelly of 38 Donald Street, Westover. The bride-elect is the daughter of Sinon Cooney, of Clog_hainchy, Quilt [sic], County Clare, Ireland and the late Mrs. Cooney...will be married June 25th in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Binghamton. [nice photo I think the townland spells Cloghauninchy and Quilty is the nearest village in the parish of Kilmurry-Ibrickane Co Clare
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclar ... nlands.htm http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclar ... ninchy.htm
There are still Cooneys residing in the parish and one Paddy Cooney owns a fine establishment called the Quilty Tavern overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on the coast road between Kilkee and the Cliffs of Moher. I am sure there is a connection.
Take care Michael.
Just quickly browsing through your latest post re: June 1960 [no typo] Oswego Palladium
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Noreen Cooney of 26 Amsterdam, Binghamton NY, to Donald Clifford Kelly of 38 Donald Street, Westover. The bride-elect is the daughter of Sinon Cooney, of Clog_hainchy, Quilt [sic], County Clare, Ireland and the late Mrs. Cooney...will be married June 25th in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Binghamton. [nice photo I think the townland spells Cloghauninchy and Quilty is the nearest village in the parish of Kilmurry-Ibrickane Co Clare
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclar ... nlands.htm http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclar ... ninchy.htm
There are still Cooneys residing in the parish and one Paddy Cooney owns a fine establishment called the Quilty Tavern overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on the coast road between Kilkee and the Cliffs of Moher. I am sure there is a connection.
Take care Michael.
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This new pdf contains death notices of Clare-born who died in New York State, primarily NYC, as published in NYC newspapers 1800s through early 1900s. The decedents' surnames are shown below, with a preference for listing maiden names. The published items contain relatives' names as well. Spellings are left undisturbed.
There is one exception to a decedent's residing in New York, and that is the first item in the pdf, which is an early, snide article on a Farrell of Newmarket-on-Fergus, which was placed in publications of more "civilized" places like NYC and London.
Sharon Carberry
Austen
Byrnes
Cullinan
Curry
Dillon
Driscoll
Farrell
Griffin
Haire
Healey
Ievers
Kennedy
Keough
McAuliffe
McMahon
Manning (2)
McInerney
Mitchell
O'Brien (2)
Neylon
There is one exception to a decedent's residing in New York, and that is the first item in the pdf, which is an early, snide article on a Farrell of Newmarket-on-Fergus, which was placed in publications of more "civilized" places like NYC and London.
Sharon Carberry
Austen
Byrnes
Cullinan
Curry
Dillon
Driscoll
Farrell
Griffin
Haire
Healey
Ievers
Kennedy
Keough
McAuliffe
McMahon
Manning (2)
McInerney
Mitchell
O'Brien (2)
Neylon
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Below are two more New York death notices on Clare-born immigrants, as well as one for the Dean O'Shaughnessey, RC
bishop, who was listed in an earlier death notice here of his grand-niece Mrs. Elizabeth Kershan.
Sharon Carberry USA
1 Oct 1820 Daily National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.)
On the 8th of August, at Moggalbane, Ireland, the Right Rev. Dr. O'Shaughnessey, aged 84, Catholic Bishop of Killaloe.
26 Oct 1863 New York Herald p 5
On Oct. 25, Patrick O'KEEFE, a native of Kilamoona, CCI, age 50 years...funeral from his late residence, corner of Harrison street and Tiffany place, South Brooklyn...
21 Jun 1903 New York Times p 8 Death List of the Week
June 12, at 337 East Fourteenth Street, Anne, widow of the late Thomas Green, native of CCI.
bishop, who was listed in an earlier death notice here of his grand-niece Mrs. Elizabeth Kershan.
Sharon Carberry USA
1 Oct 1820 Daily National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.)
On the 8th of August, at Moggalbane, Ireland, the Right Rev. Dr. O'Shaughnessey, aged 84, Catholic Bishop of Killaloe.
26 Oct 1863 New York Herald p 5
On Oct. 25, Patrick O'KEEFE, a native of Kilamoona, CCI, age 50 years...funeral from his late residence, corner of Harrison street and Tiffany place, South Brooklyn...
21 Jun 1903 New York Times p 8 Death List of the Week
June 12, at 337 East Fourteenth Street, Anne, widow of the late Thomas Green, native of CCI.
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These are all death notices for New York City residents, for which some texts are complete online and some are only partial since the article is available for a fee.
Sharon Carberry
NOT ASIATIC CHOLERA. New York Times 16 Aug 1885
"Coroner Beale, of Camden, to-day investigated the case of Margaret KEALY, who arrived here from County Clare, Ireland, a few weeks ago, and who died very..."
Full article not available online without paying:
29 Oct 1889, p. 2, New York Times
"John Markham, who died Sunday at his late residence, 109 Bedford-street, was an old resident of this city. He was born in 1815 in County Clare, Ireland, and came to this country in 1832, when he went into the business of furnishing outfits to sailors and longshoremen. He soon established a business of his own at 201 West-street, and as he became successful..."
Death List of the Week published 16 Nov 1902, p. 18,
New York Times
KILEY - Nov. 9, at 234 East Seventy-seventh St., Mary CROTTY, wife of James Kiley, native of County Clare, Ireland.
and
REDDAN - Nov. 10, at Denver, Col., Michael, son of James and Catherine Reddan, native of Parish of Mullagh, County Clare, Ireland, at 142 Willis Avenue.
Death List of the Week, 23 Nov 1902, p. 18 New York Times
"at 544 East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street, Michael, son of the late Michael Hayes, aged 27 years, native of Milltown-Malbay, County Clare..."
Death List of the Week published 30 Nov 1902, p. 18, New York Times
CULLEENY - Nov. 23, at Foster and Coney Island Avenues, Brooklyn, Patrick
Culleeny, a native of County Clare, Ireland.
and
MURTHER - Nov. 27, at 845 Sixth Avenue, Thomas Murther, aged 35, native of the Parish of Kildiser, County Clare, Ireland.
and
O'DWYER - Nov. 21, James O'Dwyer, native Milltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland, in his 71st year.
Also note: DONLON - Nov. 28, at 118 West Fifty-eighth Street, Nora, wife of Michael Donlon, native of Limerick, Ireland.
Death List of the Week 8 Feb 1903, p. 18 New York Times
HOWARD - Feb. 6, at 7 Ridget Street, Mary, native of the parish of Kildysart, County Clare, Ireland, widow of Capt. James Howard.
and
PEPPARD - Feb. 5, at 126 Hoyt Street, John F. Peppard, native of County Clare, Ireland, in the 82nd year of his age.
Death List of the Week published 21 Jun 1903, p. 18, New York Times
CURRY - June 16, at 77 Barrow Street, Patrick Curry, aged 25 years, native of Caher, County Clare, Ireland.
and
GREEN - June 12, at 337 East Fourteenth Street, Anne, widow of the late Thomas Green, native of County Clare, Ireland.
Death List of the Week published 28 Jun 1903, p. 17, New York Times
CARMODY - June 19, at Bellevue Hospital, Michael Carmody, aged 42, native of County Clare, Ireland, town of Killban.
and
O'NEILL - June 20, Martin O'Neill, aged 27 year, native of Reinsmogue, County Clare, Ireland.
Death List of the Week, published 31 May 1903 p. 18
GALLAGHER - May 28, at 500 Hicks Street, Mary Gallagher, a native of Ogonoto, County Clare, Ireland.
and
MORRISSEY - May 22, at 417 Ninth Avenue, John Morrissey, native of Crusheen, County Clare, Ireland.
17 Oct 1911, p. 11, New York Times Died
REEVES - Daniel...husband of Nora Reeves, nee Brooks, native of Scariff,
Co. Clare, Ireland, aged 38, died Oct. 16, 1911, 538 West 124th St.
25 Jun 1918 p. 13 New York Times
Died
"KERWIN - Suddenly on June 23, Margaret Kerwin, nee Ryan, daughter of the late Patrick and Bridget Ryan, County Clare, Ireland, and...wife of John P. Kerwin, and...mother of Christopher G., U.S.A.; John P. Jr., U.S.N. [navy], and Marion C. Kerwin. Funeral from her late residence, 215
East 57th St...thence to the Church of St. John the Evangelist...Interment Calvary Cemetery."
10 Oct 1918, p. 4
"Corporal James KEAVEY, dead of disease, was one of seventeen boys who were born in Dunsallath, County Clare, to enlist in a body when Congress declared war. All of them enlisted in the 69th Regiment and went to France in the 165th Infantry. Keavey was a former electrician of the
New York Central [railroad]."
[The 69th during the Civil War was "The Fighting Irish" commanded by
Thomas Meagher.]
Deaths New York Times 6 Nov 1938
MCCABE - Thomas, of County Clare, Ireland, suddenly, on Saturday, Nov. 5, 1938, at his home, 32-20 84th st.,...native of Shanahea, County Clare, Ireland
all in New York Times, restricted by pay for view --
18 Feb 1931, p. 21:
"...born in County Clare, Ireland, beloved wife of the late James E.Eames, ... and John Egan and Mrs. Catherine Tubrity, both of County Clare, Ireland..."
29 Sep 1935, p. N11, Second Section
"27, native of Scarlff, County Clare, Ireland, ...loved husband of Margaret ... Native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. Beloved wife of Patrick Smith and ..."
Deaths p. 19 7 Nov 1938
"O'RIB Thomas, native of County Clare, Ireland, suddenly on Saturday Nov...
PAT M'DONALD, 75, 0LYMPIC CHAMPION; Shot- Put, Weight-Throwing …
New York Times 17 May 1954
"He was born, in County Clare, Ireland, seventy-five years ago..."
8 May 1968, p. 47
MARRINAN Patrlck J. May 6, 1968 Native of Mltown, County Clare ...
and
[no name showing]...Native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland.
Beloved husband of the late Agnes ...
11 Dec 1977, p. 44
decedent from Killaloe, and a decedent from Broadford
Sharon Carberry
NOT ASIATIC CHOLERA. New York Times 16 Aug 1885
"Coroner Beale, of Camden, to-day investigated the case of Margaret KEALY, who arrived here from County Clare, Ireland, a few weeks ago, and who died very..."
Full article not available online without paying:
29 Oct 1889, p. 2, New York Times
"John Markham, who died Sunday at his late residence, 109 Bedford-street, was an old resident of this city. He was born in 1815 in County Clare, Ireland, and came to this country in 1832, when he went into the business of furnishing outfits to sailors and longshoremen. He soon established a business of his own at 201 West-street, and as he became successful..."
Death List of the Week published 16 Nov 1902, p. 18,
New York Times
KILEY - Nov. 9, at 234 East Seventy-seventh St., Mary CROTTY, wife of James Kiley, native of County Clare, Ireland.
and
REDDAN - Nov. 10, at Denver, Col., Michael, son of James and Catherine Reddan, native of Parish of Mullagh, County Clare, Ireland, at 142 Willis Avenue.
Death List of the Week, 23 Nov 1902, p. 18 New York Times
"at 544 East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street, Michael, son of the late Michael Hayes, aged 27 years, native of Milltown-Malbay, County Clare..."
Death List of the Week published 30 Nov 1902, p. 18, New York Times
CULLEENY - Nov. 23, at Foster and Coney Island Avenues, Brooklyn, Patrick
Culleeny, a native of County Clare, Ireland.
and
MURTHER - Nov. 27, at 845 Sixth Avenue, Thomas Murther, aged 35, native of the Parish of Kildiser, County Clare, Ireland.
and
O'DWYER - Nov. 21, James O'Dwyer, native Milltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland, in his 71st year.
Also note: DONLON - Nov. 28, at 118 West Fifty-eighth Street, Nora, wife of Michael Donlon, native of Limerick, Ireland.
Death List of the Week 8 Feb 1903, p. 18 New York Times
HOWARD - Feb. 6, at 7 Ridget Street, Mary, native of the parish of Kildysart, County Clare, Ireland, widow of Capt. James Howard.
and
PEPPARD - Feb. 5, at 126 Hoyt Street, John F. Peppard, native of County Clare, Ireland, in the 82nd year of his age.
Death List of the Week published 21 Jun 1903, p. 18, New York Times
CURRY - June 16, at 77 Barrow Street, Patrick Curry, aged 25 years, native of Caher, County Clare, Ireland.
and
GREEN - June 12, at 337 East Fourteenth Street, Anne, widow of the late Thomas Green, native of County Clare, Ireland.
Death List of the Week published 28 Jun 1903, p. 17, New York Times
CARMODY - June 19, at Bellevue Hospital, Michael Carmody, aged 42, native of County Clare, Ireland, town of Killban.
and
O'NEILL - June 20, Martin O'Neill, aged 27 year, native of Reinsmogue, County Clare, Ireland.
Death List of the Week, published 31 May 1903 p. 18
GALLAGHER - May 28, at 500 Hicks Street, Mary Gallagher, a native of Ogonoto, County Clare, Ireland.
and
MORRISSEY - May 22, at 417 Ninth Avenue, John Morrissey, native of Crusheen, County Clare, Ireland.
17 Oct 1911, p. 11, New York Times Died
REEVES - Daniel...husband of Nora Reeves, nee Brooks, native of Scariff,
Co. Clare, Ireland, aged 38, died Oct. 16, 1911, 538 West 124th St.
25 Jun 1918 p. 13 New York Times
Died
"KERWIN - Suddenly on June 23, Margaret Kerwin, nee Ryan, daughter of the late Patrick and Bridget Ryan, County Clare, Ireland, and...wife of John P. Kerwin, and...mother of Christopher G., U.S.A.; John P. Jr., U.S.N. [navy], and Marion C. Kerwin. Funeral from her late residence, 215
East 57th St...thence to the Church of St. John the Evangelist...Interment Calvary Cemetery."
10 Oct 1918, p. 4
"Corporal James KEAVEY, dead of disease, was one of seventeen boys who were born in Dunsallath, County Clare, to enlist in a body when Congress declared war. All of them enlisted in the 69th Regiment and went to France in the 165th Infantry. Keavey was a former electrician of the
New York Central [railroad]."
[The 69th during the Civil War was "The Fighting Irish" commanded by
Thomas Meagher.]
Deaths New York Times 6 Nov 1938
MCCABE - Thomas, of County Clare, Ireland, suddenly, on Saturday, Nov. 5, 1938, at his home, 32-20 84th st.,...native of Shanahea, County Clare, Ireland
all in New York Times, restricted by pay for view --
18 Feb 1931, p. 21:
"...born in County Clare, Ireland, beloved wife of the late James E.Eames, ... and John Egan and Mrs. Catherine Tubrity, both of County Clare, Ireland..."
29 Sep 1935, p. N11, Second Section
"27, native of Scarlff, County Clare, Ireland, ...loved husband of Margaret ... Native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. Beloved wife of Patrick Smith and ..."
Deaths p. 19 7 Nov 1938
"O'RIB Thomas, native of County Clare, Ireland, suddenly on Saturday Nov...
PAT M'DONALD, 75, 0LYMPIC CHAMPION; Shot- Put, Weight-Throwing …
New York Times 17 May 1954
"He was born, in County Clare, Ireland, seventy-five years ago..."
8 May 1968, p. 47
MARRINAN Patrlck J. May 6, 1968 Native of Mltown, County Clare ...
and
[no name showing]...Native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland.
Beloved husband of the late Agnes ...
11 Dec 1977, p. 44
decedent from Killaloe, and a decedent from Broadford
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Re: New York State news items for Clare-born
These are two fairly recent obituaries for Buffalo NY residents, available in full for a fee.
Sharon Carberry
PATRICK A. MALONEY, BETHLEHEM STEEL MILLWRIGHT
Buffalo News 2 Mar 1999 [pay for view]
Born in County Clare, Ireland, he came to Buffalo in 1929 and worked as a millwright at Bethlehem Steel Corp. He retired in 1969...
JOHN TOBIN Buffalo News May 2002 [pay for view]
"Born in Crusheen, County Clare, Ireland, he came to the United States in 1949 and lived for several years in Brooklyn. He came to the Town of Tonawanda in ..."
Sharon Carberry
PATRICK A. MALONEY, BETHLEHEM STEEL MILLWRIGHT
Buffalo News 2 Mar 1999 [pay for view]
Born in County Clare, Ireland, he came to Buffalo in 1929 and worked as a millwright at Bethlehem Steel Corp. He retired in 1969...
JOHN TOBIN Buffalo News May 2002 [pay for view]
"Born in Crusheen, County Clare, Ireland, he came to the United States in 1949 and lived for several years in Brooklyn. He came to the Town of Tonawanda in ..."
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Re: New York State news items for Clare-born
Below is an image of a death notice for Susan O'Brien Anglim of Mullagh, who died in New York City as reported by the New York Times on p. 18 of its 15 Mar 1903 edition.
My thanks to Paddy Casey, who told me about the screenshot program used for this and other articles I have placed online.
Sharon Carberry, not related
My thanks to Paddy Casey, who told me about the screenshot program used for this and other articles I have placed online.
Sharon Carberry, not related
- Susan O'B Anglim, NY Times 15 Mar 03 p18.jpg (7.03 KiB) Viewed 24920 times