1 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Birth Registration, Certified photocopy issued 24 October 1989 of 1914 Registration #7440. William Joseph Maloney, male born 14 June 1914 Sec. 35-11-20 W3. Father: Patrick Maloney (born Canada), farmer. Mother: Margaret Barry (born United States). No physician in attendance. Informant - Patrick Maloney, of Carmichael, 10 July 1914, at Carmichael. Registered 23 July 1914 Tompkins Registration Division.

2 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney,William Joseph. born 14 June 1914 s/o Patrick Maloney, farmer from Carmichael Sec. 35-11-20 & Marguerite Barry. Baptised 4 July 1914 by Fr. J.A. Dufresne. Godparents - Rev. J.A. Dufresne & Mrs. Gust Henderson. Confirmed 26 July 1929 by Mgr. Arthur Beliveau. [Have original certificate issue 11 April 1938].

3 1916 census of the Northwest Provinces, Saskatchewan, district 22 Maple Creek, sub-district 17, p. 13, dwelling 2 [sic], Patrick Maloney household; RG 31; digital images, The Generations Network, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com); From microfilm T21940. Lines 3-9, dwelling 146. Twp. 11, Rge 20, W3rd, All Roman Catholic, Canadian, of Irish origin, can speak English, can read/write (except four youngest), all USA-born immigrated 1910 and are naturalized, four youngest born Saskatchewan. Head Patrick Maloney 34 born Ontario, farmer (own account); wife Margaret B. 34, born USA; daughter Debora 12, born USA; son John 11, born USA; son Patrick 10, born USA; daughter Margret 8, born USA; son Timothy, born USA; son Harvey 6; son Lawrence 5; daughter Gertrude 3; son William 2.

4 1921 Census of Canada, Saskatchewan, District 220 Maple Creek, SubDistrict 40, p. 1, dwelling 3, family 3; digital images, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com); Section 35-11-20-3 R.M. of Carmichael. Class S wood home owned, 6 rooms occupied. All Canadian, Irish origin, Roman Catholic; parents have Ireland-born parents; all children have Canada/USA born parents; parents and USA-born children (eldest four) immigrated 1909; remaining chidren born Saskatchewan. Head Patrick Maloney 61 born Ontario, farmer; wife Margaret 37, born USA; son John 16, farming; son Patrick 15, farming; daughter Margaret 13; son Timothy 12; son Harvey 11; son Lawrence 10; daughter Gertrude 8; son William 7; son Francis 4; daughter Julia. [Margaret, Timothy, Harvey, Lawrence, and Gertrude attended school 4 months since September 1920.]

5 Library and Archives Canada, "1926 Census Prairie Provinces," database and images(www.bac-lac.gc.ca : accessed 26 February 2019); Saskatchewan, Maple Creek Electoral District 24, ED47 Carmichael, Page 5, Lines 2-11, enumerated 4 June 1926. Sec 35-11-20-3. All Canadian, Irish origin, speak English (mother tongue), can read/write; all children have parents born Ontario/USA. Those born in USA all immigrated in 1910. Head Margaret Maloney 44, widow, born USA of Ireland-born parents, naturalized 1913; son John 21 born USA; son Patrick 20 born USA; son Timothy 17 born USA, 8 months in school; son Harvey 16 born Saskatchewan, 5 months school; son Laurence 15 born Saskatchewan, 8 months school; daughter Gertrude 13 born Saskatchewan, 8 months school; son William 11 born Saskatchewan, 8 months school; son Francis 9 born Saskatchewan, 8 months school; daughter Julia 7 born Saskatchewan, 8 months school.

6 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney,William Joseph. born 14 June 1914 s/o Patrick Maloney, farmer from Carmichael Sec. 35-11-20 & Marguerite Barry. Baptised 4 July 1914 by Fr. J.A. Dufresne. Godparents - Rev. J.A. Dufresne & Mrs. Gust Henderson. Confirmed 26 July 1929 by Mgr. Arthur Beliveau.

7 Document, Statement of Service in the Canadian Armed Forces, issued 23 Jan 1989 by National Archives of Canada. William Joseph Maloney, #L22106, Enlisted 23 May 1940 Regina Sask. Canadian Army (Active). Served Canada, Britain and Northwest Europe. Honourable Discharge 20 October 1945 Regina SK with rank of Company Quartermaster-Sergeant. Medals and Decorations: 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Clasp, and War Medal 1939-45.

8 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Certified Photocopy issued 1 Feb 1988 of 1938 Registration #1715. Bridegroom: William Joseph Maloney, store clerk McLennan and Fitzpatrick, 23 bachelor RC born Gull Lake, resident of Lebret, can read/write, s/o Patrick Maloney (born Mt. Patrick Ont) & Margaret Barry. Bride: Elizabeth Clara Salamon, housemaid, 25 spinster RC born & residence Lebret Sask, can read/write, dau of Michael Salamon (born Czecho-Slovakia) & Anna Tomecko. Married 2 May 1938 at Sacred Heart RC Church, Lebret SK by Rev. Alfred Beaudin OMI, banns. Signatures: William Joesph [sic] Maloney; Elizabeth Clara Salamon; witnesses Gertrude Maloney, Regina, & M.J. Salamon, Lebret. Registered Village of Lebret 1 June 1938 by Registrar J.Z. Lafleur. [have an original certificate issued by Rev. Beaudin 16 June 1942].

9 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Birth Registration, Certified Photocopy issued 8 September 1997 of 1912 Certificate #3124. Elizabeth Clara Salomon, female born 10 June 1912 Lebret. Father: Michel Salomon (born Hungaria), shoemaker. Mother: Anna Tomecko (born Hungaria). Birth attended by Dr. Hall of Fort Qu'Appelle & Dr. Montieith of Balcarres. Informant - Rev. Joseph Poulet OMI, Lebret, a missionary, 10 June 1912 at Lebret. Registered 10 June 1912 at Fort Qu'Appelle. Registration Division of North Qu'Appelle.

10 Baptism Certificate, Original certificate from [Sacred Heart RC Church, Lebret Sask]. Elizabeth Clara Salamon child of Michel Salamon & Anna Tomecko, born 10 June 1912, baptized 10 June 1912 by Rev. J. Poulet OMI. Sponsors John Condon & Mary Salamon. Certificate issued 29 April 1933 by Rev. R.C.E. Paquette OMI.

11 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Death Registration, Certified photocopy issued 26 October 2001 of Registration #83-07-002341. Elizabeth Clara Maloney, died 15 March 1983 Pasqua Hospital, Regina. wife of William Joseph Maloney, 70 years old, born Lebret 10 June 1912, school teacher, resident of #5, 2755 31st Avenue, Regina. Dau of Michael Salamon (born Czechoslovakia) & Anne Tomecko (born Czechoslovakia). Informant Penny Lee Cameron, non-relative, 2210 College Avenue, Regina. 16 Mar 1983. Burial 18 March 1983, Lebret Cemetery. Funeral director - Helmsing-Forsberg Funeral Chapel, 2210 College Avenue, Regina. Certified by attending physician Dr. Ian A. Wood, 840 Medical Dental Building, Regina 16 March 1983. Registered 16 March 1983 Regina Registration Division.

12 Obituary, Regina Leader Post. Mrs. Elizabeth Clara Maloney...[detailed obituary with full list of family members and biographical information]...Funeral 18 March 1983 at 10:30 a.m. Sacred Heart Church, Lebret with Rev. George C. Salamon OMI & Rev. A. Ruest OMI. Interment to follow in the Sacred heart Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Lebret. Prayers Thursday evening [17 March] at Christ the King RC Church, Regina with Rev. C. Gibney officiating.

13 1916 census of the Northwest Provinces, Saskatchewan, district 28 Saltcoats, sub-district 10, p. 7, Lebret, dwelling 68 Michael Salamon household; RG 31; digital images, The Generations Network, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com); From Microfilm T21943. Lines 33-41. Sec. 21, Rge. 10, W2nd, Lebret. All Roman Catholic, Canadians of Austrian origin, all can speak English and Slovak, all can read/write except youngest child; children born USA except youngest born Saskatchewan, parents and USA-born children immigrated 1908, naturalized. Head Michael Salamon 50, born Austria, farmer (own account); wife Anna 45, born Austria; son George 20, can also speak French, OMI brother (in Quebec); son John 19, labourer on farm (worker); daughter Annie 17, housemaid on farm (worker); daughter Veronica 15; daughter Agnes 13; son Michael 10; daughter Clara 3.

14 1921 Census of Canada, Saskatchewan, District 226 Saltcoats, SubDistrict 20, p. 6 [Image 7/18], dwelling 53, family 53; digital images, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com); Village of Lebret. Renter of 5-room wood S-class home. All Canadians of Slovak origin, Roman Catholic; all have Austria-born parents; parents and USA-born children (all but Clara) immigrated 1908, naturalized 1911; all speak English and Slovak; Michael Sr. also speaks French. Head Michael Salamon 55, shoemaker, Ind. Industrial School, earnings $540; wife Anna 50; son John 24, farmer, $400 earnings; daughter Veronica 20; daughter Agnes 18, domestic at sanatarium, earnings $125; son Michael 16, student; daughter Clara 9 born Saskatchewan, student. [Michael and Clara attended school 7 months since September 1920.]

15 Library and Archives Canada, "1926 Census Prairie Provinces," database and images(www.bac-lac.gc.ca : accessed 26 February 2019); Saskatchewan, Melville Electoral District 26, ED42 Lebret Village, Page 3, Lines 27-31 enumerated 15 June 1926. All Canadian, Slovak, speak English, can read/write, mother tongue Slovak. Parents of all born Austria-Hungary, all Canadian, Slovak origin. Head Michael A. Salamon 60, born Austria-Hungary, wife Anna 54, born Austria Hungary; daughter Agnes 23 born USA; son Michael 20 born USA, 9 months school; daughter Clara 13 born Saskatchewan, 9 months school.

16 Province of British Columbia, Division of Vital Statistics, Birth Registration, Photocopy of Certified Extract of Registration #50-09-009156. Hugh Gordon Maloney male born 14 May 1950 Victoria BC. Registered 19 May 1950. Extract issued 13 June 1950.

17 Baptism Certificate, Original Certificate from St. Andrew's RC Cathedral, Victoria BC, issued 10 September 1950. Hugh Gordon Moloney child of William Joseph Moloney & Elizabeth Clara Salamon, born Victoria 15 [sic] May 1950, baptized 16 May 1950 by Archbishop Charbonneau. Sponsor - Germaine Foisy [nurse at hospital]. Issued by M. Costello. Reverse of certificate has notation: "Hugh was baptised privately on May 16th 1950 in St Joseph's Hospital by Archbishop Charbonneau. Sponsor being Miss Germaine Foisy. On July 2nd 1950 the ceremonies were supplied in St. Andrew's Cathedral. Sponsors being John Louis Paquin and Mrs. Agnes B Paquin [by proxy].".

18 Obituary, Regina Leader Post, issue of 20 September 2001. Hugh Gordon Maloney, late of Sunset Extendicare, died Regina aged 51. Lists all family members. Prayers, led by Sister Benedicta Thursday, Sept 20, 2001 at Helmsing Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass Friday, September 21, 2001 at 1:00 p.m. Sacred Heart Church, Lebret, Rev. J.R. Prince officiating. Interment in Lebret.

19 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Microfilm #1304821 Item 2 - Register #1, page 208, 1860 Baptism # 55. Patrick Moloney born 29 May 1860 bpt 17 June 1860 s/o John Moloney & Devour "Deborah" Moriarty. Godparents - Patrick Shahan and Mary Kielly.

20 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Death Registration, Registration #5460-1924 issued 4 March 1986. Patrick Maloney, died 27 November 1924 Gull Lake Hospital, resident of 35-11-20, age 64 years 6 months, married, Irish, born 30 May 1860 Canada, farmer from 1850 [sic] to 1909. Resided in Sask and at place of death 15 yrs, in Canada 40 years. Son of John Maloney & Debora Moraity, both born Ireland. Informant - son John Maloney, Carmichael Sask. Burial 29 November 1924 Gull Lake Cemetery. Undertaker F.A. Morrow, Gull Lake. Death certified by Dr. M McBur[?] Nov 28, 1924, Gull Lake. Registered Gull Lake 29 Nov 1924.

21 Yesteryear History Book Committee, Yesteryear History of Our Pioneers: History of Stone Pile, Alpine, Grassy Hill, Carmichael Rural & Carmichael Village (Gull Lake, Saskatchewan: Yesteryear History Book Committee, 1977), Page 423. A quotation from a Gull Lake Advance obituary is included in Deb Hynes' submission; however, a copy of this obituary has not been found by any family members. A letter in June 1987 from John Peters, Editor of the Gull Lake Advance reported that "our files prior to 1950 were destroyed by a water leak".

22 Newspaper item, Item from Gull Lake Advance issue of 5 July 1967 (Centennial). "Pat Maloney was born in Renfrew County, Ontario in 1860. He homesteaded six miles south of Carmichael in 1908 and brought his family out the following year...helped to organize the Grassy Hill School, and served as trustee for many years... councilman in R.M. of Carmichael #109...instrumental in organizing the first telephone line out of Carmichael...played an important part in organizing and establishing the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool ... elected as a director of the Wheat Pool and served until his death in 1924...buried Gull Lake Cemetery.".

23 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, Family members recall an incident in the first few years of Patrick's residence in Saskatchewan involving charges of shooting a cow...NWMP came to farm and Patrick was charged, released on bail of $1000 collected by the community. Upon inquiry to the Swift Current Provincial Court in an attempt to corroborate this story, I was advised by letter of 5 July 1990 that " the records in our vault go back only to 1927...seeking any file before that is impossible".

24 Canada Board of Registration and Statistics, 1861 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 1954-1967), NAC Microfilm C1070 (FHL #349318) - E.D. 352 Bagot/Brougham Townships, Renfrew County, Ontario. Page 28 Lines 15-21 1-storey 1-family log home. Adults born Ireland, all ch born U Can. All RC. John Maloney 40 md farmer; Debora 30 md; James 11; Michael 7; Daniel 5; John 3; Patt 1 born 1860. Agric. Census: P5(53) Line 7 John Maloney. Lots 11/12/13 Conc 14. 220 acres (50 crops, 70 pasture, 100 woods) $2100 land, $20 machinery/equipment. Spring Wheat 6 ac (70 bu); Oats 6 ac (150 bu); Potatoes 2 ac (300 bu); 24 tons hay; 100 lbs. wool; 40 yds flannel; 2 bulls/oxen; 5 steers/heifers; 4 milch cows; 1 horse ($80); 25 sheep; 6 pigs. Total Livestock $436. 400 lbs butter; 2 barrels pork.

25 Canada Dept. of Agriculture, 1871 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 1967), NAC Microfilm C10020 - District 81 South Renfrew, Sub-District D - Brougham Township. Schedule 1: P14-15 lines 12-20, 1-3. Dw #49 Fam #50 All RC; all can read & write except Debora; adults born Ireland, ch born Ontario. John Moloney M55 md farmer; Debora F40 md; James M21 farmer; Michael M16; Daniel M14; John M12; Patrick M10; Bridget F8; Timothy M6; Mary F4; Thomas M2; Daniel Moriarty M88 widower. [5 youngest children attending school].

26 Canada. Department of Agricuture, 1881 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 197?), NAC Microfilm C13234 (also FHL 1375870) - Ontario, Div #113 Renfrew South, Subdiv D- Brougham Township. Page 18-19 lines 22-25,1-8. Dw/Fam #79. Enumerated 18 April. All RC, Irish. Parents & Daniel Moriarty born Ireland, others born Ontario. John Moloney M62 md farmer; Debora F50 Md; Michal M26; Daniel M23; John M22; Patrick M21; Bridget F18; Thimothy M16; Maryan F14; Thomas M12; Catherine F8; Daniel Moriarty M100 widowed. [Thimothy, Maryan, Thomas & Catherine attending school].

27 7th Judicial District Court, Little Falls, Minnesota, Declaration of Intent. Minnesota State Archives, Minnesota Historical Society #60.C.12.4F, Volume B, page 263. Patrick Moloney...born Canada 1860...emigrated to the United States and landed at the port of Huron...April 1883...Signed 5 November 1883.

28 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1885 Minnesota State Census (St. Paul Minn: State Library and Records Service, 1969), Stearns County, Minnesota. FHL Microfilm #565755. Lynden Township, P.O. Clearwater, enum 25 May 1885. p4 Fam#26. John Maloney M27 born Canada; Ellen Maloney F21 born Canada; Patrick Maloney M25 born Canada; Mary Ann Maloney F19 born Canada; Sanders, James M30 born Massachusetts; Timothy Maloney M21 born Canada. [John had purchased the E 1/2 SW 7-122-27-W5 in June 1883].

29 County Recorder, Stearns County Courthouse, St. Cloud, Minnesota, Land Records. Photocopies received 18 June 1990 from Stearns County Historical Society, Trustee's Deed of 12 June 1886, filed 18 August 1886. Book ?, page 42, #2736. Deed from Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company, New York County, New York. to Patrick Maloney of Stearns County, Minnesota, in consideration of $560 for E 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 7, Twp. 122 North, Range 27, W 5 in Stearns County, 80 acres.

30 County Recorder, Stearns County Courthouse, St. Cloud, Minnesota, Land Records. Photocopies received 18 June 1990 from Stearns County Historical Society, Warranty Deed 30 Oct 1891, filed 2 November 1891, Book? p571 #18419. Warranty Deed from Patrick Maloney, a single man, of Stearns County to William Stewart of Stearns County, in consideration of $1250 for E 1/2 NW 7-122-27-W5, 80 acres in Stearns County. Buyer assumed thef mortgage of $550. Witnessed by J. Colgrove, Stearns County Justice of the Peace, and Mary Colgrove.

31 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, Len Maloney (J731) has a watch which he says "... belonged to Pat Maloney(J7). He purchased it to work on the railway in the late 1800's. It was passed on to Pat Maloney(J73),his oldest living son. Pat passed it on to his oldest son (Len J731) who will also pass it on to his oldest son." [It is possible that this railroad employment occurred in Minnesota in the early 1890's; the deed for Patrick's Stevens County farms mentions a "contract entitling him thereto" from the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company, which had a line running through Stevens County.].

32 Stevens County District Court, 16th Judicial District (formerly 12th), Morris, Minnesota, Records of Civil Court Proceedings. Records now held by Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minnesota, Photocopies of documents in Cae No. 2003 (Docket C page 268). McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Plaintiff vs Patrick Maloney, Defendant. Ten documents: 1) Complaint of 3 July 1893 re $86.55 promissory note of 10 April 1889; and $84.45 note of 10 April 1889, and $37.25 note of 12 April 1892. 2) Summons to Defendant. 3) Sheriff's Certificate of Service. 4) Bill of Sheriff's Costs (29 Aug 1893). 5) Judgment for plaintiff . 6) Execution for Satisfaction 30 August 1893. 7) Execution for Satisfaction 30 August 1895. 8) Sheriff's Return 31 August 1895 against Defendant's personal property. 9) Sheriff's Return that partial satisfaction ($81.95) has been made. 10) Satisfaction of Judgement 4 May 1898. Satisfaction filed 7 November 1901 Stevens County.

33 Stevens County District Court, 16th Judicial District (formerly 12th), Morris, Minnesota, Records of Civil Court Proceedings. Records now held by Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minnesota, Photocopies of documents in Case No. 2135 (Docket C page 397). N.P. Clark, Plaintiff vs Pat Maloney, Defendant. Two documents: 1) Transcript of Judgment of 12 May 1894 in favor of plaintiff for $63.58 and costs of $5.85. 2) Satisfaction of Judgment 1 November 1901. signed in Stearns County by A.G. Whitney "assignee of the plaintiff in insolvency". [No other details. A similar case was filed against Patrick's brother Dan.].

34 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1895 Minnesota State Census (St. Paul MN: State Library and Records Service, 1969), Stevens County, Minnesota FHL Microfilm #565813. Everglade Township p31 fam #4 Patrick Maloney M34 born Canada, res of state 12 years 2 months, of E.D. 3 years, farmer. [fam #3 is Patrick's cousin John (P2), wife Elizabeth and 4 children].

35 16th Judicial District Court, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Minnesota Historical Society Microfilm #SAM 37 - 2. Final papers with indexes 1892-1899, Volume 2, page 244. Citizenhship granted to Patrick Maloney 23 November 1897. Witnesses were Chas C. Moe & John Maloney.

36 Chokio Times, Chokio, Stevens County, Minnesota, Newspaper items from Chokio Times ([St. Paul MN: Minnesota Historical Society, 1978), Unnumbered Microfilm covering the period 17 March 1897 - 7 September 1898. V1#13 - 12 May 1897: "Pat Maloney sent in a wad of the despised white metal Sunday and had his name enrolled on our subscription book." ; V1#18 - 23 Jun 1897: "The Maloney brothers are enjoying a pleasant visit from their brother whose home is in Canada [either James or Michael]. The gentleman was much surprised at the enormous expanse of prairie land here; but he considers it an excellent farming country & is thinking seriously of investing in some Stevens County real estate."; V1#37 - 27 Oct 1897: "Patrick Maloney is at Mr. Pashak's suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Dr. Hyde is in attendance." ; V1#38 - 3 Nov 1897: "Pat Maloney who is sick with pneumonia is not improving as fast as his friends could wish, though Dr. Hyde reports his condition as some better this morning" ; V1#40 - 17 Nov 1897: "Pat Maloney who has been confined to his bed by a severe attack of pneumonia is convalescing." ; V1#52 - 8 Feb 1898: "Pat Maloney remembered the editor in a substantial manner Sunday." ; V2#18 - 15 Jun 1898: Stockholders of the Chokio Cooperative Grain Co elected Directors including Patrick Maloney...[it was an organizational meeting] ; V2#19 - 22 Jun 1898: ..at directors' meeting of the farmers coop, a 3-man site committee appointed included Patrick Maloney; V2#21 - 6 Jul 1898: Patrick Maloney was a Morris visitor Friday; V2#26 - 10 Aug 1898: [Ptk not included in list of persons forming The Farmers' Elevator Company although his brothers were; probably already in North Dakota]].

37 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Trustee's Deed 27 Jan 1898, recorded 24 September 1898, Book ? page 281 Inst #11234. From St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company, New York City, New York to Patrick Maloney, of Stevens County, Minnesota. in consideration of $1120 for SE 1/4 Sec 27, Twp 125N, Rge 44, W5 in Stevens County, Minnesota. 160 acres, reserving 150' strip for railway right-of-way. "This deed is given upon the claim by the party of the second part that the contract entitling him thereto has been lost... " conditional in the event that the contract has been assigned to another party.

38 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Warranty Deed 6 July 1898, recorded 24 September 1898, Book X page 257 Inst #11235. From Patrick Maloney, unmarried man of Stevens County, Minnesota to Mary Keefe of town of Deerlodge, Montana, in consideration of $1200 for N 1/2 SE 1/4 Sec 27, Twp 125N, Rge 44, W5 in Stevens County, Minnesota. 80 acres, free of encumbrances except "the sum of $500". Witnessed by Charles F. Grace & R.H. Grace, Notary Public, Stevens County, Minnesota.

39 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Warranty Deed 12 Sept. 1898, recorded 29 September 1900, Book ? page ? Inst #15690. From Mary Keefe & husband Thomas Keefe, of Deer Lodge County, Montana to Patrick Maloney of Stevens County, Minnesota in consideration of $1360 for N 1/2 SE 1/4 Sec 27, Twp 125N, Rge 44, W5 in Stevens County, Minnesota. 80 acres, free of encumbrances except "such as appear of record". Witnessed on 19 September 1899 by G.S.E. Wisner, Notary Public for Deer Lodge County, Montana , & Mr. J. Fitzpatrick.

40 United States Census Office, 1900 Federal Census of Minnesota (Washington DC: The National Archives, 19??), Stevens County, Minnesota FHL Microfilm #1240793. Everglade Township ED#7, Sheet 261/9 Dw#142, Fam #143 enum 19 June 1900. Patrick Maloney, head, M40 born Eng. Canada May 1860, single, parents born Ireland, immig 1883, 17 years in USA, naturalized, farmer, owner of farm #152 no mortgage.

41 United States Bureau of Land Management, Homestead File, Photocopies received from National Archives, Washington DC, Homestead File #3138 Minot North Dakota Land Office for Patrick Maloney. Application #9693 14 Oct 1901 Minot ND for NE 1/4 Sec. 17, Twp 159N, Range 85, W5th by Patrick Maloney, Chokio, Minnesota. 2) Homestead Proof Testimony 7 Dec 1906 by Patrick Maloney of Carpio ND, age 45, naturalized (copies of declaration and final citizenship papers included). has wife and 3 children. 100 acres broken and 24 acres scraped. Frame house (14' x 20' shingled,sided, painted) built April 1-7, 1902, residence since then. Also 28' x 32' barn, well, 2 granaries, hen house, shed, 30 acres fenced 3-wire cedar posts. Worth $1200. Affidavits by Charles Schmidt & Meldor Sandquist, both of Carpio. Patent issued 11 April 1907 by President Theodore Roosevelt, recorded in Ward County 7 June 1909 in Deed Book 47, page 207. [Original patent in possession of Patrick Maloney (J796), Weyburn SK]. Mortgage #1 - 15 May 1907 Gold Stabeck Land Company $1200 6% 5 yrs; mortgage #2 - 18 May 1907 Ward County Bank $120 5-months (satisfied 21 September 1907).

42 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Warranty Deed 8 March 1902, recorded 14 March 1902, Book 8 page 69 Inst #19691. From Patrick Maloney, a single man of Stevens County, Minnesota to John Montgomery & W.H. Foote of Emmet County, Iowa in consideration of $4000 for SE 1/4 Sec 27, Twp 125N, Rge 44, W5 in Stevens County, Minnesota. 160 acres, free of encumbrances except a mortgage for $2000 to H.C. Feare. Witnessed by E.B. Dahl, Notary Public, Stevens County, Minnesota & R.A. Johnson.

43 Register of Deeds, Ward County Courthouse, Minot, North Dakota, Indenture dated 4 October 1902, recorded 18 Nov 1902. Book M, page 259. From John W. Crow & wife Ella E. Crow of Donnybrook, Ward County, North Dakota to Patrick Maloney of Donnybrook, Ward County in consideration of $100 for Lots 16 & 17, Block 3 of Crow's Plat of Donnybrook ND, free of encumbrances. Witnessed by William A. Larson & Clark Storry.

44 R.L. Polk & Co.'s Ward County Directory 1905. Viewed at Minot Public Library., Pages 115 & 402. Page 115 lists Callahan Township supervisors including Pat Maloney, chairman. Page 402 lists Ward County farmers includes Patrick Maloney, Overholt P.O., personal property $240.

45 Register of Deeds, Ward County Courthouse, Minot, North Dakota, Recorded 14 August 1907 Ward County Deed Book 27, page 338, inst #74151. From Frank L. Spaulding & wife Sarah Spaulding of Donnybrook, Ward Co. to Patrick Maloney of Grano, Ward County. SE 1/4 29-158-87. consideration of $4500, no encumbrances. Deed of 9 August 1907. Mortgage #1 - 13 August 1907 to Frank Spaulding $3350 (satisfied 5 October 1909). Mortgage #2 - 15 September 1909 $2500 R.J. Lander. Mortgage #3 - 15 September 1909 $388 R.J. Lander.

46 Donnybrook Courier, Donnybrook, North Dakota, State Historical Society of North Dakota Microfilm #8835 (4 Dec 1903-27 Dec 1907) and #8836 (3 Jan 1908-29 Dec 1911), Selected from Microfilms #8835 (4 Dec 1903 - 27 Dec 1907) and #8836 (3 Jan 1908 - 29 Dec 1911). "Pat Maloney was in from Overholt on Wednesday" (1 April 1904); "Pat Maloney has moved from his place near the Mouse River to the farm that he recently bought from Frank Spaulding southwest of Donnybrook. (11 October 1907); "Pat Maloney returned yesterday morning from Gull Lake, Canada, at which place he has a claim. He says crops look good up there this year. Hans Jansen and severl other Donnybrook people live at Gull Lake." (23 July 1909)"; "Pat Maloney wil hold a big auction sale on September 18. See his advertisement in this issue." "AUCTION. Having rented my farm, I will sell the following property at public auction on my place, the SE 1/4 of Sec. 29-158-87, 3 1/2 miles southwest of Donnybrook and 1 1/2 miles from Aurelia on Saturday, September 18...Free lunch at noon, sale begins at 1 p.m. G. Patterson, Auct...[includes 8 horses, 5 cows, 1 hog, 100 chickens, numerous pieces of equipment and machinery, household goods (range, sewing machine, beds, washing machine, tables, etc), 150 fence posts, 1000 lb. barb wire, and numerous other articles. ( 10 & 17 September 1909); "A Word of Thanks. As I cannot see you all personally, I take this way of thanking all my neighbors for their attendance at my sale and the good feeling which they have shown me in every way. Pat Maloney". "Pat Maloney and family left on Tuesday afternoon [Sept 21] for Gull Lake Canada where he has taken up a homestead. Mr. Maloney has rented his farm near Aurelia and recently disposed of his personal property by auction sale. Being one of our most industrious farmers we regret to see him leave although it will probably be for a limited time. Plenty of men like Mr. Maloney would make any community a good and prosperous one." (24 September 1909).

47 Carpio Weekly News, Ward County, North Dakota, Original newspapers (published Thursdays) views at Minot State College Library in 1990 and 1991. 1) 19 Jan 1905 - "I wish to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Pat Malloney for courtesies extended me, also for oats donated for my horses." [publisher Geo. Jacobson] 2) 10 Aug 1905 - "Pat Maloney who lives northeast of Carpio, brought in a sample of macaroni wheat Tuesday which is certainly a wonder. The stand is five feet high and the heads are finely developed." 3) 24 Aug 1905 - "That sheaf of macaroni wheat from Pat Maloney's farm on exhibition in the window of the Carroll Coal and Land Company Office is a fine one and cannot be beaten anywhere on earth. It shows what a combination of good farming and good soil will accomplish." 4) 21 Oct 1905 - "...winners at Carpio Fair...Grain: Wheat No. 1 Hard - Pat Maloney, first; Wheat No. 1 Durum - Pat Maloney, second..." 5) 1 Mar 1906 - "John Conroy near Donnybrook was visiting at Pat Maloney's on Sunday." 6) 15 Mar 1906 - "Miss Julia Barry left for her home in Chokio MN after spending several weeks visiting Mrs. P. Maloney.".

48 Grano, Ward County, North Dakota, -- Newspaper items from Grano Tribune. ([Bismarck ND]: State Historical Society of North Dakota , 19??), Microfilm #4540 (13 July 1905 - 20 August 1909). 21 Oct 1905: "Pat Maloney, one of Ward County's prosperous farmers, was a Donnybrook visitor Wednesday."; 4 Nov 1905: "Pat Maloney of Carpio, was in town last Saturday on business. Pat noticed that our coal pile was smoking up pretty fast and concluded that he would change dates on his subscription. His niece, Miss Barry of Chisago Minnesota [sic - should be Chokio] arrived last week and will visit them for a month." [This was likely his 16 year-old sister-in-law Julia. Margaret did not have any nieces born before 1929.]; 18 Nov 1905: "Pat Maloney and wife were in town yesterday. Pat is suffering with a sore eye."; 3 Feb 1906: "We had the pleasure of a sleighride out to Pat Maloney's country home last Friday with our popular doctor, Burr Combs. The weather was fine, the sleighing good and the way his little roadsters took us across the murmuring Mouse was not slow; in fact, when the sleigh struck a snow drift near Mr. Maloney's house the evener went bump and we were up against it--the snow drift. Mr. Maloney came to our rescue with a stick of timber which gave us another pull--for home."; 15 Mar 1907: "One of Amel Eiberg's fine colts went down into a twelve foot well a few days ago, presumably in quet of a drink, and it got plenty of it too. Luckily the well had been drained mostly dry or he would have had a nice swim. Pat Maloney and Mr. Vian joined the life saving crew long enough to hoist him out with block and tackle.", also: "Mrs. Pat Maloney visited Mrs. Vian one day last week.", also: "A meeting of the town board was held Tuesday at the call of Chairman P. Maloney in Grano, and plans were made for the caucus which was held Thursday afternoon in Safford's opera house."; 29 Mar 1907: "P. Maloney, chairman of the town board, walked to Grano Tuesday. The roads were too bad for his horses but never too bad for Mr. Maloney. He assisted in qualifying the recently elected township officers."; 5 Apr 1907: "Ed Callahan and family called upon P. Maloney recently. While there Ed purchased two fine roosters", also: " Ed Lingreen and mother and Messrs. Jensen and Vian accompanied by their wives called on P. Maloney and family last Sunday." ; 12 Jul 1907: "Pat Maloney sports a fine new Edison phonograph.". also: "Pat Maloney and Chas. Smith drove to Donnybrook Sunday.", also "Ed Strand and family visited with the Maloney family Sunday.", also: "Pat Maloney, Ed Callahan and E.P. Lawrence took Monday evening's train for a trip into Canada"; 9 Aug 1907: "Fully two thousand people from neighboring towns and the surrounding country took in the Farmers Festival held in Grano last Friday...Prizes as follows were won: Oats - Pat Maloney, first prize... Flax - Pat Maloney, second... Durham Wheat - Pat Maloney, first... Fife Wheat - Pat Maloney, first...", also: "Supervisor Resigns. At a special meeting of the board of supervisors of Callahan Township Wednesday, the resignation of Pat Maloney was considered. Mr. Maloney has served on the board for several years to everybody's satisfaction, and his reasons for resigning are that he has bought a farm near Aurelia ND and that he intends to move to that place in the fall."; 11 Oct 1907: "Pat Maloney has moved from his place near the Mouse River to the farm that he recently bought from Frank Spaulding southwest of Donnybrook.".

49 Register of Deeds, Ward County Courthouse, Minot, North Dakota, Warranty Deed 13 August 1907, recorded 17 August 1907, Deed Book 27, page 348, inst #74335. From Patrick Maloney & wife Margaret Maloney of Grano, Ward County, North Dakota to J.F. Hoffmann, of Donnybrook, Ward County in consideration of $250 for Lots 16 & 17, Block 3 of Crow's Plat of Donnybrook ND, free of encumbrances. Witnessed by J.F. Hoffmann & Edward E. Wieman.
.

50 Canada Department of the Interior. Dominion Lands Office, -- Saskatchewan Homestead File, Photocopies from Saskatchewan Archives Board, Regina Saskatchewan. [Also available on 1641 FHL microfilms.], Homestead file #1782629 - NW 35-11-20-W3. 1) Application date-stamped 28 December 1908 Moose Jaw re NW 35-11-20-W3. Patrick Maloney, farmer, of Donnybrook North Dakota, born Canada, residence North Dakota, wite & 5 children. Affidavit for Proof 13 January 1912 Gull Lake. Patrick Maloney, 51 yrs, wife & 7 children, naturalized. 16' x 24' frame house built June 1909 value $400; resident from 24 June 1909. Family resident from 22 September 1909. by 1912 have 4 horses, 6 cows, 5 hogs. 12' x 24' frame granary $110; 14' x 22' frame barn $90; 14' x 14' frame chicken house $50; 12' x 10' frame granary $25. Affidavits by Arthur C. Butler & Philip Brenton, both of Gull Lake. Patent issued 25 March 1912 (registered Moose Jaw Land Registration District 4 May 1912 #6296 Book B page 166). Mortgage 7 May 1912 Netherlands Transatlantic $1200 8%. Miscellaneous loans for grain & fodder; lien by Beaver Lumber $280 (discharged 1919). 1) Certificate of Title B6296 reg'd 4 May 1912. Lien $28.05 by Minister of the Interior (reg'd 8 May 1912 as N249). Discharged 13 June 1912 (reg'd 27 June 1912 as K1436). Lien by Beaver Lumber Co. Swift Current 22 July 1919 (reg'd 14 July 1919 as AD2192). Discharged 5 Sept 1919 (reg'd 13 Sept 1919 as AD3157). Application for transmission to executrix 25 March 1925 (reg'd 3 April 1925 as BK3193) cancelled title B6296 and issued C of T 238KJ to Margaret Mary Maloney, executrix. [Included both NW & SW 35] 2) Also Pre-emption application 28 December 1908 for SW 35-11-20-3. Patent issued 12 September 1916 (reg'd 16 June 1917 as M2094). C of T issued 16 June 1917 Swift Current Land Reg'n. District as #2ED. Mortgage 12 June 1919 Manufacturers Life $1000.

51 Register of Deeds, Ward County Courthouse, Minot, North Dakota, Recorded 5 June 1909 Ward County Deed Book 51, p231. From Patrick Maloney & wife Margaret Maloney to Michael J. Osborne in consideration of $3600 (including $1200 mortgage #1 assumed by buyer as part of purchase price). Recorded 5 June 1909 in Ward County Deed Book 51, p 231. When Renville County formed from Ward County, this deed was transcribed to Renville County Deed Book 11, page 418, inst #125246.

52 Donnybrook Courier, Donnybrook, North Dakota, State Historical Society of North Dakota Microfilm #8835 (4 Dec 1903-27 Dec 1907) and #8836 (3 Jan 1908-29 Dec 1911), Published in issues of September 10 & 17, 1909. "AUCTION. Having rented my farm, I will sell the following property at public auction on my place, the SE 1/4 of Sec. 29-158-87, 3 1/2 miles southwest of Donnybrook and 1 1/2 miles from Aurelia on Saturday, September 18...Free lunch at noon, sale begins at 1 p.m. G. Patterson, Auct...[includes 8 horses, 5 cows, 1 hog, 100 chickens, numerous pieces of equipment and machinery, household goods (range, sewing machine, beds, washing machine, tables, etc), 150 fence posts, 1000 lb. barb wire, and numerous other articles.

53 Yesteryear History Book Committee, Yesteryear History of Our Pioneers: History of Stone Pile, Alpine, Grassy Hill, Carmichael Rural & Carmichael Village (Gull Lake, Saskatchewan: Yesteryear History Book Committee, 1977), Page 349-358. By 1911 there were 19 children (aged 5-16) and 8 (under 5 years).Vote for formation of school district taken 10 May 1911. Elected by acclamation - Pat Maloney chairman, J. Gilman Secretary & Ed Cooke, officer. School approved by Dept. of Education on May 23, 1911, located NE 1/4 Sec. 35-11-20-W3 on 2 acres donated by Stanley Butler.[adjacent 1/4 to Maloney homestead] School operated from March 1912 to 1961. Agreement with 1st teacher Florence Sharp & Patrick Maloney, chairman is reproduced on page 354. School opened 1912 and closed in 1961, being used as a community center for many years thereafter.

54 ArchiviaNet, Library and Archives Canada, 1911 Census of Canada, <http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1911/>, Image from Saskatchewan - District 211 Moosejaw, Sub-District 102. Page 9 lines 20-28 Dwelling 138 Family 140. Township 11 Range 20 [no enumeration date]. All Irish, Canadian, Roman Catholic, speak English, can read/write (except youngest five), immigration 1909 (all but two youngest). Head Patrick Maloney 51 born Ont May 1860, farmer OA; wife M. Barrie 30 born USA Sept 1880; dau Deborah 7 born USA Oct 1903; son John 6 born USA Dec 1904; son Patrick 5 born USA Apr 1906; dau Margaret 3 born USA Oct 1907; son Timothy 2 born USA Dec 1908; son Harvey 1 born Sask. Dec 1909; son Lawrence 2/12 born Sask Apr 1911.

55 Register of Deeds, Ward County Courthouse, Minot, North Dakota, Warranty Deed recorded 29 September 1911 Deed Book 69, p319. From Patrick Maloney & wife Margaret to Olaf S. Simonson, in consideration of $1.00 and assumption of mortgages #2 & #3 to E.J. Landers ($2500 and $388.05). Witnessed by John McEwan, Notary Public Province of Saskatchewan, & William John Barry.

56 Dept. of the Secretary of State of Canada, Citizenship Registration and Promotion, Box 7000, Sydney, Nova Scotia B1P 6V6, Letter from Rita MacDonald, Approval Officer, dated 31 December 1990, "...prior to 1918, naturalization was handled locally by provincial courts...no applications or documents for anyone naturalized prior to 1918" ... microfilmed card index shows: Patrick Maloney, Carmichael, Saskatchewan, farmer, former residence USA, American, granted October 16, 1911, District Court, Moose Jaw. Return #180.

57 1916 census of the Northwest Provinces, Saskatchewan, district 22 Maple Creek, sub-district 17, p. 13, dwelling 2 [sic], Patrick Maloney household; RG 31; digital images, The Generations Network, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com); From microfilm T21940. Lines 3-9, dwelling 146. Twp. 11, Rge 20, W3rd, All Roman Catholic, Canadian, of Irish origin, can speak English, can read/write (except four youngest), all USA-born immigrated 1910 and are naturalized, four youngest born Saskatchewan. Head Patrick Maloney 34 [sic] born Ontario, farmer (own account); wife Margaret B. 34, born USA; daughter Debora 12, born USA; son John 11, born USA; son Patrick 10, born USA; daughter Margret 8, born USA; son Timothy, born USA; son Harvey 6; son Lawrence 5; daughter Gertrude 3; son William 2.

58 Yesteryear History Book Committee, Yesteryear History of Our Pioneers: History of Stone Pile, Alpine, Grassy Hill, Carmichael Rural & Carmichael Village (Gull Lake, Saskatchewan: Yesteryear History Book Committee, 1977), Page 401. Grassy Hill Rural Telephone Co. Ltd incorporated 7 April 1917, head office in Carmichael. Starting capital $325, 65 shares. Patrick Maloney first president; E.F. Bushnell first secretary. Total cost of the system was $8630, $9000 debenture issued to cover costs. First year - 32 phones on 4 circuits, 35 1/2 miles of poles with 104 1/2 miles of wire.

59 Obituary, Obituary in Gull Lake Advance (November 1924). A copy of this obituary has not been located, but it is cited in daughter Deb Hynes' submission to the Grassy Hill History Book in 1977. She quotes a portion of it : "Oh that all may catch the spirit of our departed brother...." A letter in June 1987 from John Peters, Editor of the GULL LAKE ADVANCE reported that "our files prior to 1950 were destroyed by a water leak".

60 Saskatchewan Surrogate Court (Judicial District of Maple Creek), Docket book 1923-1932, estate files 1923-1930 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 2002), FHL Microfilm #2320539 - Estate Files 1924-1925 (30-59, missing 46,57). Estate File #39 - Patrick Maloney. Probate application 11 December 1924 by widow Margaret Mary Maloney. Estate was valued at $6914.00, and included a 320-acre farm valued at $6000 (encumbered by $2200 - 2 mortgages), 9 horses, 6 cows, 6 calves, 1 binder, 3 wagons, 2 plows, 1 harrow, 1 mower, 1 disc, 1 packer, 1 Democrat, 1 buggy, 1 hay rack, 500 bushels oats, 1 drill, 1 garden cultivator; no cash assets. Will signed at Swift Current SK 4 March 1922 bequeaths entire estate to wife/executrix; witnessed by J.M. Miller, Swift Current and Matthew Boland, Vanguard SK. Lawyer's fees $241.27.

61 District Court, Stevens County, Morris, Minnesota, Marriage Record, Certified photocopy of page 27, Book C issued 17 September 1984 by Jerry W. Schmidt, Clerk of Court. Three-part preprinted form: 1) Application for marriage license 7 November 1902 by Patrick Maloney of Ward County, North Dakota. 2) Marriage License issued 7 November 1902. Patrick Maloney, Ward County, North Dakota & Margaret M. Barry, of Stevens County. 3) Certificate 12 November 1902 by RC priest Rev. Herman Klein, Chokio. Witnesses - John Maloney & Julia Barry. [Also have the original certificate issued to the couple on day of wedding.].

62 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...Margaret born September 13, 1882...

63 Assumption Church, Box 287, Morris, Minnesota 56267, Baptism Certificate dated 3 August 1952. Margaret Barry d/o John Barry & Johanna Cuttin, born 13 September 1882 Morris, Minnesota, baptized 24 September 1882. Godparents - Daniel Horigan & Mary Conroy. Rev. Francis Watry.

64 Province of British Columbia, Division of Vital Statistics, Death registrations 1872-1981; index 1872-1979, 1982 (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1993-2000), FHL Microfilm #2033179 - Registration #58-09-008728. MALONEY, Margaret Mary. Died August 5, 1958 Kelowna General Hospital. Residence - 925 Laurier Avenue, Kelowna (1 1/2 years). In Province 1 1/2 years, in Canada 52 years. 75 years old, born 12 September 1882 Morris, Minn USA. Widow of Patrick Maloney. Canadian. Housewife. Daughter of John Barry & Hanna Curtin (both born Ireland). Informant Mrs. Margaret Amundrud, daughter, 925 Laurier Ave. 6 Aug 1958. Burial 8 Aug 1958 Kelowna Cemetery. Kelowna Funeral Directors. Medical certificate by Dr. R.D. Ellis, 1635 Abbott St, Kelowna, who had attended her from July 9 to day of death. Primary cause - aneurysm left ventricle (heart). Secondary - Myocardial infarction 4 weeks; coronary arteriosclerosis, years; hypertensive cariovascular disease, years. No surgery. Registered at Kelowna District #113 on 8 August 1958.

65 Obituary, Gull Lake Advance: Issue of 4 September 1958. "Six Sons Pallbearers at Final Rites for Mrs. Margaret Mary Maloney ...requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception...grandson Gregory Amundrud, was one of the servers...had been residing with her daughter Mrs. Henry Amundrud...she was active in the Kelowna subdivision of the Catholic Women's League being a member of St. Mary's sewing circle...Formerly of Gull Lake, Sask. and Calgary...predeceased by her husband in 1924 and by a son Lawrencen in 1937. The ten surviving children were present: John, Victoria; Patrick, Hamilton Ont; Timothy, Turner Valley Alta; Harvey, Chatham Ont; William, Lebret Sask; Frank, Swift Current, Sask; Mrs. Debora "Patsy" Hynes, Victoria; Margaret (Mrs. H. Amundrud), Kelowna; Gertrude, Penticton; and Julia (Mrs. K. Reid). 35 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren...2 brothers, John and Edward Barry, both in Minnesota" [An almost-identical item appeared in the Kelowna paper, date unknown] Another news item "Funeral Friday for Mrs. Maloney, Mother of Mrs. Henry Amundrud" contains additional information - "In 1937 she moved to Calgary to reside until coming to Kelowna last year.".

66 Letter from Parish Secretary 19 June 1990 (Church of St. Agnes, Kenmare & St. Anthony, Donnybrook, Box 488, 409 East Division, Kenmare, North Dakota 58746), Debora Maloney, born 18 Oct 1903, bpt. 24 April 1904 by Father Wagner. Mission of St. Anthony. Godparents - Thomas Lambert & Brigetta Lambert. [translation by parish secretary from Latin entry].

67 Obituary, Undated unknown newspaper (probably VICTORIA COLONIST). HYNES - on May 7, 1983, Patsy Deborah, widow of the late Dr. J. Story Hynes of Kelowna. Predeceased by parents Patrick & Margaret Maloney of Gull Lake; brothers Lawrence, Jack & Tim; sister Julia Reid of Regina. Survived by daughters - Margaret Beaubien of Victoria, Patricia of Seattle, Charlotte and Nora Takocs of Victoria. Son-in-laws Jim Beaubien of Victoria, Steve Takocs of Creston and 11 grandchildren... born in Donnybrook ND October 18, 1903. Moved to Grassy Hill, Sask. in 1909 with her parents. Graduated from Holy Cross School of Nursing in 1928. Married the late Dr. Story Hynes of Claresholm, September 2, 1930. After his death in 1954 went back to nursing at Victoria General Hospital...many years was a night nurse... after retirement moved to Creston BC where she became a receptionist in Manell's House of Beauty for 6 years. Returning to Victoria in 1978 due to ill health, lived at Kiwanis Village. Funeral May 11th at 11:00 St. Andrew's Cathedral. Arrangements through the Memorial Society of BC & First Memorial Services.

68 Funeral Card, Funeral card for Patsy Deborah "Nana" Hynes. Interred at Hatley Memorial Gardens 11 May 1983... blest with 79 years of faithful service to her family, friends and Church... in Claresholm after 1930 marriage, to Fredericton NB in 1938, to Kelowna 1949... involved with CWL, the RNABC...

69 Donnybrook Courier, Donnybrook, North Dakota, State Historical Society of North Dakota Microfilm #8835 (4 Dec 1903-27 Dec 1907) and #8836 (3 Jan 1908-29 Dec 1911), Issue of Friday, December 30, 1904. "Mr. & Mrs. Pat Maloney were made happy by the arrival of a boy at their home on December 24.".

70 Letter from Parish Secretary 19 June 1990 (Church of St. Agnes, Kenmare & St. Anthony, Donnybrook, Box 488, 409 East Division, Kenmare, North Dakota 58746), John Maloney, born 24 December 1904, bpt. 26 March 1905 by Father Wagner. Mission of St. Anthony. Godparents - John Conroy & Mary Madden. [translation by parish secretary from Latin entry].

71 Obituary, Undated newspaper (probably VICTORIA COLONIST). MALONEY - In Swift Current, Sask. July 4, 1970, Mr. John Daniel Maloney, 440 Simcoe Street, Victoria BC, aged 65. Born Donnybrook ND... Victoria resident 21 years. Survived by wife Mary, 3 sons Don [sic] & Barry of Victoria, Joe in Hawaii, 2 daughters Mrs. P. (Rosemarie) Zozula & Miss Judy Maloney, both of Victoria; 5 brothers - Pat of Hamilton, Bill of Lebret, Sask; Frank of Swift Current; Harvey of Edmonton; Tim of Turner Valley; 4 sisters - Patsy Hynes of Victoria, Margaret Amundrud of Kelowna, Gertrude Maloney of Penticton, Julia Reid of Regina; several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Prayers McCall Bros Floral Chapel on July 7, Mass at St. Andrew's Cathedral July 8th. Interment at Hatley Memorial Gardens. [an additional news item also from a Victoria newspaper issue of July 7th adds "well-known retired Victoria storekeeper"...to Victoria 21 years ago, bought the Busy Bee grocery store on Hillside at Prior...retired just over a year ago...37-year member of the Knights of Columbus. [sudden heart attack].

72 Grano, Ward County, North Dakota, -- Newspaper items from Grano Tribune. ([Bismarck ND]: State Historical Society of North Dakota , 19??), Issue of Friday, April 20, 1906. "Born - to Mr. & Mrs. Pat Maloney on Thursday April 12, a big bright boy of eleven pounds, and avoirdupois weight at that. Pat made everything good with his friends in the customary way -- setting up the cigars. Mother and son are doing nicely.".

73 Letter from Parish Secretary 19 June 1990 (Church of St. Agnes, Kenmare & St. Anthony, Donnybrook, Box 488, 409 East Division, Kenmare, North Dakota 58746), Patrick David Maloney, born 12 April 1906, bpt. 15 May 1906 by Father Wagner. Mission of Grano. Godparents - Edward Callahan & Grace Callahan. [translation by parish secretary from Latin entry].

74 Obituary, Undated clipping from unknown newspaper. MALONEY, Patrick David - At Hanover Hospital Thursday July 13, 1989 in 84th year... Stelco retiree. Husband of late Mary Anne (McManus). Father of Len (Anne), Kay (Chuck) Fuller, Jim (Carol), Betty (Ed) Joyce, Bernie (Frankie), Terry (Annette), Donna, Dan, Deb (Don) Dwulit. Missed by brothers Harvey, Bill, Frank & sister Gert. 27 grandchildren in Canada and New Zealand; 6 great-granchildren. Predeceased by sisters Patsy, Marg, Julia, brothers Jack, Tim, Lawrence. Markey Dermody Funeral Home, 1774 King Street East, Rosedale. Funeral St. Patrick's Church, Monday. Interment Holy Sepulchre. [includes photography].

75 Letter from Parish Secretary 19 June 1990 (Church of St. Agnes, Kenmare & St. Anthony, Donnybrook, Box 488, 409 East Division, Kenmare, North Dakota 58746), Margaret Johanna Maloney, born 18 Oct 1907, bpt.12 November 1907 by Father Wagner. Godparents - Francis Backer & Margaret Wovtr. Married: Henry Amundrud June 3, 1940 at St. Michael's Rectory, Black Diamond, Alberta, Canada by Rev. E.E. Mulville. [translation by parish secretary from Latin entry].

76 Obituary, Undated, unknown Kelowna newspaper. AMUNDRUD - Sunday June 18, 1989, Margaret Joana Amundrud, Kelowna General Hospital 81 years, predeceased by husband Henry, 2 sisters Julie & Patsy, 3 brothers, Jack Lawrence & Tim. Survived by 2 sons Gregory (Linda) and Dougla (Janet) both of Kelowna, 4 grandchildren, sister Gertrude of Pentiction, 4 brothers Pat of Hamilton, Bill of Regina, Frank of Swift Current & Harvey of Edmonton. Immacuate Conception Church Wed. 21 June 1989. Cremation. Interment family plot Kelowna City Cemetery. Arrangements Garden Chapel.

77 Letter from Parish Secretary 19 June 1990 (Church of St. Agnes, Kenmare & St. Anthony, Donnybrook, Box 488, 409 East Division, Kenmare, North Dakota 58746), Timothy Jacob, born 1 December 1908, bpt. 27 December 1908. Godparents - William Durnell & Frances Durnell.

78 Obituary, Calgary Herald, issue of 7 April 1983. MALONEY, Timothy James of Turner Valley...Holy Cross Hospital on April 5, 1983, age 74. Survived by wife Emma, son Larry of Halifax, dau Marie Sushelnitsky of Calgary, step-dau Marie Gallivan of Calgary, step-son Melvin Gulbrandsen of Calgary; 4 grandchildren...nine step-grandchildren...5 step-great-grandchildren; 3 sisters Patsy, Marg, Gert; 4 brothers, Pat, Harvey, Bill and Frank. Predeceased by wife Marie in 1966, 2 brothers Lawrence and Jack, 1 sister Julia, 2 step-granddaughters...long-time resident of Turner Valley...employed in the oil industry for over 40 years...body donated to science...no funeral service...wife and family attended a Mass in his memory on April 6, 1983 by Father A. McDonald...

79 Souvenir Program, University of Calgary, Faculty of Medicine, Interment Ceremony Queen's Park Cemetery, September 18, 1985. One of 68 whose ashes were interred in a common grave - Maloney, Timothy James. [Also have undated newspaper with photo from CALGARY HERALD describing the ceremony and research.].

80 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney, Harvey Thomas. born 22 December 1909 s/o Patrick Maloney & Marguaret Barry. Baptised 12 April 1910 by Fr. J.A. Dufresne. Godparents - David Barry & Mrs. Mike Dosmann (Lena). Confirmed 10 September 1923. 11 yrs old by Mgr. O.E. Mathieu.

81 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney, Lawrence Leo. born 4 April 1911 s/o Patrick Maloney & Marguaret Barry. Baptised 14 May 1911 by Fr. J.A. Dufresne. Godparents - Mr. & Mrs. William Haellent. Confirmed 10 September 1923. 12 yrs old by Mgr. O.E. Mathieu.

82 Newspaper item, REGINA LEADER POST 4 May 1938. L. MALONEY DIES. Son of Mrs. Margaret Maloney, Regina, Lawrence Leo Maloney, 27 of Turner Valley, Alta, formerly of Gull Lake, died last Wednesday in a Calgary hospital after a brief illness. Native of Gull Lake, attended public and high school there. ..employed as a tank gauger at Turner Valley for the past 5 years. Member of St. Michael's RC Catholic Church, Black Diamond; Elks Lodge No. 234 Turner Valley. Predeceased by his father Patrick in Gull Lake in 1924. Besides his mother, 4 brothers John, Harvey, Patrick and William, all of Regina; 2 brothers Harvey and Frank in Turner Valley; 4 sisters, Mr. J.S. Hynes, Gertrude and Julia, Fredericton NB, Margaret, Lacombe Alberta. Funeral held Friday afternoon St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Calgary. Interment in cemetery of that church.

83 Newspaper item, 3 undated items from CALGARY HERALD. 1) MALONEY - April 27, Lawrence Leo Maloney, 27 years, Turner Valley, formerly of Gull Lake Sask....
2) "Lawrence L. Maloney, Turner Valley, Dies" ...tank gauger for Royalite Oil Company, Turner Valley...To Alberta 5 years ago from Gull Lake, working in the oilfields since that time...[has correct addresses for Julie and Gertrude - Regina]. Jacques funeral home.
3) Mrs. M. Maloey ...express thanks... Dr. Wilson, Sister Cummings, Nurses Downey and Tapp of the Holy Cross Hospital...

84 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Calgary Alberta, St. Mary's RC Cemetery. Photographed in September 1994. In Memory of / L.L. Maloney / 1910-1927 / Rest in Peace. [both dates are incorrect]. Information from fiche at Glenbow institute (St. Mary's Cemetery Index to 1981). burial #78 29 April 1938. Section F, Blk 1, Lot 90. Owner - T.J. Maloney, Turner Valley.

85 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney,Gertrude Mary. born 26 October 1912 d/o Patrick Maloney, farmer at Carmichael & Marguarit Barry. Baptised 30 april 1913 by Fr. J.A. Dufresne. Godparents - John Gelocheney & Miss Mary Gelcheney. Confirmed 10 September 1923 by Mgr. O.E. Mathieu.

86 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney, Francis Edward. born 9 December 1916 s/o Patrick Maloney & Marguerit Barry. Baptised 10 December 1916 by Fr. O.S. Huot. Godparents -Demmie W. McElguvon [sic] & Julia Donahoe. Confirmed 26 July 1929 by Mgr. Arthur Beliveau.

87 Obituary, THE SOUTHWEST BOOSTER, Swift Current, Saskatchewn - 11 July 1998 page 5. MALONEY, Francis (Frank) Edward, age 81 of Swift Currnt... 3 July 1998 at the Swift Current Regional Hospital... born 9 December in Gull Lake, SK. His farmily farmed south of Carmichael on the Bench where they homesteaded in 1908...started work career in oil industry in Turner Valley...to Swift Current late in 1952 Mobil Oil... retired from South Saskatchewan Pipeline in 1977...served in Canadian Airforce during WW II... member of Knights of Columbus, the Legion and the Elks... enjoyed many sports, duplicate bridge...Survived by wife Madeleine of Swift Current; 2 sons - Frank (Corinne) of Calgary; Jim (Libby McGrattan) of Nanaimo BC; 3 daughters - Sheila (Larry) Pool of Stewart Valley SK; Alice of Calgary; Kathleen (Richard Williams) of Victoria BC; 2 brothers - Harvey (Dorothy) of Edmonton; Bill of Regina; 1 sister Gert of Victoria BC; 12 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by dau Patricia; 4 brothers - Jack, Pat, Tim & Lawrence; 3 sisters - Patsy, Margaret, Julie. Memorial service held July 6, 1998 St. Michael's RC Church 10:30 a.m. Father Ronald Andree. Interment at Gull Lake Cemetery. Warren's Funeral Home, Swift Current. [same obituary appeared in the CALGARY HERALD 10 July 1998].

88 Letter from Sr. Denise Carrière, Parish Pastoral Minister rec'd 5 July 1994. (St. Anne Church, Box 807, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan S0N 1A0), Maloney, Julia Irene. born 5 July 1918 d/o Patrick Maloney & Margaret Barry of Carmichael. Baptised 4 August 1918. Godparents - Julia Barry & Bethana Haminghan. Confirmed 26 July 1929 by Mgr. Arthur Beliveau.

89 Obituary, Undated clipping REGINA LEADER POST. REID: Monday, Nov 13, 1978, Mrs. Julie Irene Reid, wife of Ken W.J. Reid, 3606 21st Ave, Regina, 60 years. predeceased by son Ken Jr, 2 brothers Lawrence & Jack and parents. Survived by husband Ken, 3 sisters Gertrude Maloney of Penticton BC; Deborah Hynes & Margaret Amundrud of Kelowna BC; 5 brothers Pat Maloney of Hamilton ON; Timothy of Black Diamond AB; Harvey Kelowna BC; Bill of Regina and Frank of Swift Current. Funeral Nov 17, 1978 St. Anne's RC Church, 1701 Cowan Crescent. Interment in Riverside Memorial Park.

90 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1885 Minnesota State Census (St. Paul Minn: State Library and Records Service, 1969), FHL Microfilm #565756. Scott Twp, Stevens County, Minnesota. Page 3, Fam#18, enum 4 Jun 1885. Parents of all foreign- born; children born Minnesota. John BarryM50,b Irel; Hanna F30,b Irel; Edward M5; William M4; Margaret F2; David male 0.

91 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1895 Minnesota State Census (St. Paul MN: State Library and Records Service, 1969), FHL Microfilm #565813 - Stevens County, Minnesota. Page 1 Fam #2 Scott Township, enumerated 1 July 1895. All ch born Minnesota. Annie Barry 46 born Ireland [other fields blank]; Edvart 17; William 15; Margaret 13; David 11; John 9; Julie 6.

92 United States Census Office, 1900 Federal Census of Minnesota (Washington DC: The National Archives, 19??), FHL Microfilm #1240793 - Stevens County, Minnesota. Scott Township, SD#134 ED#258, Sheet 11-12, lines 49-50, 1-5, Dw #178 Fam #179, enum 25 June 1900. Owner of mortgaged farm #118. Children all born Minn of Ireland-born parents. Head Hannah Barry 49 wid, farmer, born Ireland Nov 1850, Immig 1870, mother of 6 children all living; son Edmond 20, farm laborer, born November 1879; son William 19, farm laborer, born November 1880; dau Margaret 17 born Aug 1882; son David 15 born Sept 1884, farm laborer; son John 13, born Oct 1886, at school; dau Julia 11 born April 1889, at school.

93 Saskatchewan Surrogate Court (Judicial District of Maple Creek), Docket book 1923-1932, estate files 1923-1930 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 2002), FHL Microfilm #2320539 - Estate Files 1924-1925 (30-59, missing 46,57). Estate File #39 - Patrick Maloney. Probate application 11 December 1924 by widow Margaret Mary Maloney. Estate was valued at $6914.00, and included a 320-acre farm valued at $6000 (encumbered by $2200 - 2 mortgages), 9 horses, 6 cows, 6 calves, 1 binder, 3 wagons, 2 plows, 1 harrow, 1 mower, 1 disc, 1 packer, 1 Democrat, 1 buggy, 1 hay rack, 500 bushels oats, 1 drill, 1 garden cultivator; no cash assets. Will signed at Swift Current SK 4 March 1922 bequeaths entire estate to wife/executrix; witnessed by J.M. Miller, Swift Current and Matthew Boland, Vanguard SK. Lawyer's fees $241.27.

94 Land Records - Saskatchewan, Historical Search re NW & SW 35-11-20-W3. June 1994. 1) Certificate of Title B6296 reg'd 4 May 1912. Lien $28.05 by Minister of the Interior (reg'd 8 May 1912 as N249). Discharged 13 June 1912 (reg'd 27 June 1912 as K1436). Lien by Beaver Lumber Co. Swift Current 22 July 1919 (reg'd 14 July 1919 as AD2192). Discharged 5 Sept 1919 (reg'd 13 Sept 1919 as AD3157). 1)Application for transmission to executrix 25 March 1925 (reg'd 3 April 1925 as BK3193) cancelled title B6296 and issued C of T 238KJ to Margaret Mary Maloney, executrix. [Included both NW & SW 35 valued at $5000, and carried mortgage H2069 and AJ586]. 2) Transfer from Margaret Maloney, executrix to Margaret Maloney, widow, 8 April 1925 (reg'd 2 May 1925) 3) C of T 238KJ cancelled by registration of 196KK to Margaret Mary Maloney, widow, 8 April 1925 (reg'd 2 May 1925).3) several liens for seed grain registered by R.M. #109, subsequently withdrawn.

95 Obituary, Unknown date, unknown newspaper clipping (from Mom's scrapbook). Mrs. John M. Deans. On Thursday, June 19th a very highly esteemed lady of the Village of McGee passed away....Julia Frances Deans, wife of Mr. John M. Deans... survived by husband and daughter Margaret..Pallbearers wer M. Solie, E. Allen, C. Young, A.M. Sim, J. Johnston and P. Uhrich. Among the relatives attending were a sister Mrs. Maloney (Turner Valley AB), brother Dave Barry (McGee) and brother John Barry (Morris MN).

96 Land Records - Saskatchewan, Historical Search re W 1/2 35-11-20-3 June 1994. Transfer 21 October 1949 from Margaret Mary Maloney, Kelowna, British Columbia to Robert Erickstein, in consideration of $4000 (reg'd 25 October 1949 Swift Current LTO as DO405).

97 Dolly Allen, Ottawa, St. Patrick's R.C. Church and Cemetery at Mount St. Patrick: Lot 5 Concession 15, Admaston Township, Renfrew County, Ontario (Ottawa: Dolly Allen, 1992), Page 1 Tombstone #10. MALONEY. Johanna KIELY, wife of M.J. MALONEY, born March 30, 1856, died May 12, 1907. "May her soul rest in peace". Michael J. MALONEY born July 11, 1854, died March 31, 1916. "May his soul rest in peace". John MALONEY born May 24, 1819, died June 14, 1905. "May his soul rest in peace". John Michael MALONEY April 6, 1946 - February 20, 1980 [have photograph of this tomsbtone].

98 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), FHL Microfilm #1854286 - 1905 Death Registration #-24951 Brougham Township, Renfrew County #49. John Moloney, 86 years old, married, RC, farmer, born County Clare, Ireland, died 14 June 1905, L12 C14, old age, no physician. Reg'd. 15 June 1905 by Michael Moloney. [have photocopy].

99 Obituary, Photocopy and typed transcript of undated [prob 15 June 1905] obituary in unknown newspaper. "A Pioneer of Brougham Passes Away...born near the town of Ennis, County of Clare, Ireland in the year 1819...to Canada about 65 years ago and two years after he settled in Mount St. Patrick..." [original clipping in possession of great-grandson (J831) Michael Windle, Osoyoos BC; transcript done by granddaughter (J65) Helen (Maloney) O'Leary].

100 Unnumbered microfilm of various Okotoks newspapers 1903-1909. Viewed at Glenbow Institute, Calgary AB, Okotoks Review - Vol 2 #11 29 June 1905. "John Maloney received the intelligence of the death of his father on June 14th. The deceased was in his 86th year, and during his sojourn on this earth took an active part in municipal and political affairs. Born in Ireland he came to Canada 65 years ago He leaves a widow, seven sons and three daughters to mourn his loss. John J of Okotoks, Thomas of Calgary, Mrs. John Windle of Okotoks, and Mrs. Francis Pashak of DeWinton being well known in this district.".

101 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 4. Register #4, page 421, 1905 Burial #11. John Maloney Sr. aged 96 years, born in the town of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, husband of Deborah Moriarty. Buried 16 June 1905, died 14 June 1905. Witnesses - Rev. P.S. Dowdall, Rev. P.T. Ryan, Mortimer Kelly, Thomas Lane & others.

102 Dolly Allen, Ottawa, St. Patrick's R.C. Church and Cemetery at Mount St. Patrick: Lot 5 Concession 15, Admaston Township, Renfrew County, Ontario (Ottawa: Dolly Allen, 1992), Page 1, Tombstone #10. MALONEY. Johanna KIELY, wife of M.J. MALONEY, born March 30, 1856, died May 12, 1907. "May her soul rest in peace". Michael J. MALONEY born July 11, 1854, died March 31, 1916. "May his soul rest in peace". John MALONEY born May 24, 1819, died June 14, 1905. "May his soul rest in peace". John Michael MALONEY April 6, 1946 - February 20, 1980 [have photograph of this tomsbtone].

103 Joan Finnigan, Some of the Stories I Told You were True (Kingston Ont: Quarry Press,1981, reprint 1988), Page 16. :"The first generation in this country was all so damn big. Those Maloneys from the Holywell at Mount St Patrick, they were so big; There was Michael, six-foot-six and 250 pounds, and John Maloney,six-foot-five and 250 pounds...".

104 Carol Bennett, Founding Families of Bagot, Blythfield & Brougham. Vol 3 in series (Renfrew, Ontario: Juniper Books Limited, 1993), Pages 126-127 - Maloney families. Lengthy biographies of John, Michael and Patrick families. [Most of this info came from either Mom & Dad's book or from my correspondence with Ms Bennett].

105 Canada Board of Registration and Statistics, 1851 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 1954-1967), FHL Microfilm #349238 - E.D. #321 Brougham Township, Renfrew County, Ontario. Page 6 [s/b 4] Ln 50, Page 5 lines 1-2. 1-storey 1-family shanty All RC, adults born "Earland". John Mulloney, M1[sic] md; Debby Murarty F23 md; James Mulony M1 born Can West. Agric census: Page [1] Line 29. John Mulonie Lot 11 Conc 3. 100 acres (10 crops, 20 pasture, 70 woods), Wheat 4 acres (48 bu); Oats 3 acres (40 bu); Potatoes 1 acre (40 bu); 3 milch cows, 2 calves, 4 pigs.

106 Ontario Crown Lands Department, Township Papers c1783-1870's ([Toronto] : Archives of Ontario, 1982), FHL Microfilm #1319337 - Brougham (p109-end) - Bruce(to p883). Brougham Township, Page 189. Letter from Patk "X" Graham dated 9 Aug 1859 Admaston, to Commissioner of Crown Lands: "concerning that in an arbitration recently held touching Lots 11 & 12 Concession 14 of Brougham as betwixt myself and John Maloony, injustice has been done me by the arbitrators in the case Cornelius Gainy & Matthew Jameson who were chosen three years ago and... I crave permission to get the report of a licensed surveyor on the matter before any sale is made in the case and this I pledge myself to have done on pain of forfeiting the opportunity to purchase before the 1st of September next. " Witness M. Harris [who probably wrote the letter].

107 Ministry of Government Services, Toronto Ontario, Photocopy purchased Sept 1983. Patent for Lot 11 Conc. 14, Brougham Township. Patent dated 19 Sep 1870 (Registered 22 September 1870). 113 acres to John Malooney [sic] for $113. Ref. No. 33689, Sale No. 21110.

108 Canada Dept. of Agriculture, 1871 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 1967), NAC Microfilm C10020 - District 81 South Renfrew, Sub-District D - Brougham Township. Schedule 1: P14-15 lines 12-20, 1-3. Dw #49 Fam #50 All RC; all can read & write except Debora; adults born Ireland, ch born Ontario. John Moloney M55 md farmer; Debora F40 md; James M21 farmer; Michael M16; Daniel M14; John M12; Patrick M10; Bridget F8; Timothy M6; Mary F4; Thomas M2; Daniel Moriarty M88 widower. [5 youngest children attending school] Schedule 3: Page 3 line 14 1 house, 3 barns, 1 carriage/sleigh, 3 plows, 1 fanning mill. Schedule 4: Page 3 line 12. Owner. Lot 11 Concession 14. 200 acres (180 improved, 80 pasture) Spring Wheat 25 bus (7 ac). Oats 150 bus. Peas 20 bus. Potatoes 300 bus (3 acs). Hay 50 tons (80 acs). Schedule 5: Page 3 line 13. 2 horses, 7 milch cows, 6 other cattle, 40 sheep, 5 swine. 5 cattle killed, 22 Sheep killed; 3 swine killed. 500 lbs butter. 130 lbs wool.

109 Newspaper item, Selected items from RENFREW MERCURY, Renfrew, Ontario. Viewed at Ontario Archives, Toronto 2 February 1990. Issue of 22 Dec 1871 - announcement of municipal nominations... Brougham Twp - "REEVE - John Molony, without opposition"; ALSO issue of 9 Feb 1872 - First Session County Council meeting held 23 & 24 January.. . 23 reeves present incl #8 Brougham Twp, John Mallowney. ALSO issue of 16 Feb 1872 - County Committee on Roads and Bridges: ... John Mallowney..; ALSO issue of 27 Dec 1872 - election results for 1873: Brougham, Reeve - John Moloney... all reelected by acclamation. [Letter from Brougham Township Clerk Treasurer 16 September 1982: " ... available Township records commence January 1893 and the name JOHN MALONEY does not appear in these records."].

110 Ontario Crown Lands Department, Township Papers c1783-1870's ([Toronto] : Archives of Ontario, 1982), FHL Microfilm #1319337 - Brougham (p109-end) - Bruce(to p883). Brougham Township, Page 191. Pre-printed application from "John Moloney" dated 8 April 1874, Sebastopol: "make oath and say that I have not been located for any land under the "Free Grants and Homestead Act of 1868....age of 56 years... desire to be located for S 1/2 Lot 14 Conc 14...".

111 Ministry of Government Services, Toronto Ontario, Photocopy purchased September 1983. Instrument #A157 dated 11 July 1883 (registered 12 November 1888). From John Malooney & wife Deborah Malooney. To Michael Malooney, yeoman. Both parties of Brougham. $1200. L11,12 & S 1/2 13 Concession 14. 249 acres. "saving excepting and reserving...for the use of himself and his said wife for their or either of their natural lives, the south room in the lower floor of the dwelling house...with full and free right of ingress, egress and regress into, out of and through said room..." Dower relinquished. Michael agrees to "well truly and comfortably support maintain and provide ...good sufficient and comfortable board, lodging and attendance...and shall pay and give six pounds of prepared and cleaned sheeps wool in each year during their or either of their natural lives. Signed: "John Moloney" and Deborah "X" Maloney and "Michael Moloney" Witnessed by James Craig, of Renfrew Village, barrister 10 November 1888.

112 Canada Department of Agriculture, 1891 Canadian Census of Ontario (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 198?), NA Microfilm T6366. District #114 Renfrew South, Sub-District D - Brougham Townships, Ontario. Page 1, lines 16-23, Family #4, wooden 2-storey 6-room house. All RC, all born Ontario except as noted. Michael James Moloney M36 farmer; wife Johanna F33; dau Maryan F3; dau Deborah F10/12; father John M72, md, born Ireland, farmer; mother Deborah F60 md born Ireland; dom Thomas M22, farmer [brother]; dom Catherine F18 [sister]. [Enumerator was Michael's brother James.].

113 Canada Department of Agriculture, 1901 Canadian Census (Ottawa: National Archives of Canada, 193?, 1993 printing), National Archives Microfilm T6494. District 111 Renfrew South, Sub-district D - Brougham Township. Page 4, lines 21-28, Dwelling #29, Family #29. Lots 11, 12, 13, & pt 14, Concession 14. 286 acres, owned, 6-room house, 8 outbuildings. enum 11 April 1901. All RC, all born Ontario rural except as noted. Michael Maloney M46 born 11 July 1854, farmer; wife Johanna F45 born 4 April 1856; dau Mary A F12 born 13 auguust 1888; dau Fessie S F10 born 18 june 1890; dau Bridget F8 born 9 May 1892; son John M6 born 3 Dec 1894; father John Maloney md M82, born Ireland 15 June 1818, immig 1841, can read/write, can speak Irish; mother Devora md F69 born 15 June 1831 Ireland, immig 1845, cannot read/write, can speak Irish.

114 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 1. Register #1, page 22, 1847 Marriage #9. 9 May 1847 at Mt. St. Patrick. John Mullowney and Dibby Moriarty. Witnesses - Patrick Moriarty & Margaret Lynch. "on the second publication" Rev. John McNulty.

115 Province of Alberta, Death Registration, Certified photocopy issued 30 Sept 1997 of 1914 Registration #506R. Mrs. Debora Morority Maloney, female, 88 years old, RC, died Okotoks "nearest post office" on 5 February 1904, married [sic], no occupation, born Kerry Ireland. Heart failure or Thrombi. Physician "illegible" "no one in attendance at timeof death". Informant - John Maloney, rancher, 7 Feb 1914 Okotoks, Registered 7Feb 1914 Okotoks Registration Division.

116 Parish Registers - Okotoks, Alberta, Photocopy received 24 October 1994 from Parish Secretary. Register ?, page ? F#1.- 7 February 1914 "enterré dans le cimetière d'Okotoks le corps de Debora Morarity née en Irelande dans le comté de Karry, morte le cinq Février...agée de quatre-vingt quatre ans, épouse de feu John Malony....Etaient présents Frank Pashack et sa femme, Madame veuve Windel et cinq de ses enfants, Thom Maloney--tous enfants de la defunte. N.C.D. Dubois OMI" [St. James Parish, 71 Riverside Drive West, Okotoks AB T0L 1T3.].

117 Obituary, Photocopy of transcript typed by grandson (J.12.7) Gerald L. Pashak. From Okotoks Review, issue of 10 February 1914 [sic -prob 6 Feb]. "MRS. DEBORAH MALONEY. ...passed away on Thursday at the age of 88 at the residence of her daughter Mrs. B. Windle...only been out here three years..born in Ireland and came to Ontario when 15 years old...After coming west, she lived in Calgary, Banff & Okotoks. Funeral from the ranch at Big Rock at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday morning...".

118 Cemetery, Okotoks, Alberta, Tombstone, Tombstone of DEBORA MALONEY & BRIDGET WINDLE. Plot C20 & C21 in RC Section. "In Loving Memory of Debora Maloney 1826-1914 Grandmother. Bridget Windle 1862-1930 Mother. Rest in Peace" Have photographs of this tombstone taken in 1993 and 1994. [Also have a 1975 photograph of a previous tombstone: "In Loving Memory/ Debora Maloney/ 1826-1914/R.I.P.". This stone not found in 1994].

119 Alberta Family History Society, Okotoks Cemetery Records, Book 929.509712 OKO in Local History Room, Calgary Public Library, Calgary AB, Died Okotoks 5 Feb 1914 Mrs. John Maloney (Debora Morarity) interred 7 February 1914; next of kin Tom Maloney.

120 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 1. Register #1, page 62, 1849 Baptism #67. Patrick Mullowney born August 1848 bapt. 12 May 1849 at Mt. St. Patrick. s/o John Mullowney & Deby Moriarty. Godparents- John Bulger & Mary Dundin.

121 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 1. Register #1, page 81, 1850 Baptism #71. James Mullowny born 25 March 1850 bapt. 8 April 1850 s/o John Mullowney & Dibey Moriarty. Godparents- Patk Fitzgerald & Mary Donavan. At Mt. St. Patrick.

122 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), Registration #1916-29190. FHL Microfilm 1862367 (16751-30081). James J Moloney, male, 65 yrs, died 15 Mar 1916 born & died Brougham buried Mount St. patrick, farmer, md, s/o John Moloney & Deborah Mororty, rheumatism, Dr. Mann. Registered by John T Moloney,, RMD No 1, Dacre, 18 Marcg 1916, Brougham Township.

123 Church, Aldene & Les, Births, Marriages & Deaths: Abstracts from the Renfrew Mercury (1916-1918) (Renfrew, Ontario: Aldene & Les Church, 1989), Page 81 (issue of 17 March 1916) and page 83 (issue of 31 March 1916). "MALONEY - Mar 15, Mt St Patrick, James Maloney, aged 66 yrs, a prominent farmer." "MALONEY - Mar 15 Mount St. Patrick, James J. aged 56, son of the late John Maloney". [Issue of 31 Mar 1916 indicated to contain more information.].

124 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), FHL Microfilm #2031154 Item 5 - Register #5, Page 123 1916 Burial #7. James J. Maloney, 66 years, Buried 16 March 1916 old cemetery, died 15 March. Native of Brougham Township. Chronic rheumatism. Witnesses - Wm Gorman & Michael M Maloney. Rev. J.P. Harrington.

125 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 5, 1852 Baptism No. 22. Mary Maloney born 21 April 1852, bapt. 26 April 1852 d/o John Maloney & Dibon Moriarty. Godparents-Patrick Moriarty and Bridget Moriarty.

126 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 66, 1854 Baptism No. 55. Michael Maloney born 11 July 1854 bpt 16 July 1854 s/o John Maloney, farmer & Dubby Moriarty. Godparents - Daniel Gainey & Mary Murphy.

127 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), Registration #1916-29189. FHL Microfilm 1862367 (16751-30081). Michael J Moloney, male, 62 yrs, died 31 Mar 1916 born & died Brougham buried Mount St. patrick, farmer, md, s/o John Moloney & Deborah Mororty, paralysis, Dr. Brown. Registered by Mary Ann Moloney, RMD No 1, Dacre, 1 April 1916, Brougham Township.

128 Church, Aldene & Les, Births, Marriages & Deaths: Abstracts from the Renfrew Mercury (1916-1918) (Renfrew, Ontario: Aldene & Les Church, 1989), Page 84 - Deaths - Issue of 14 April 1916. MALONEY - March 31, Mt. St. Patrick, Michael J. MALONEY, aged 62 yrs. [has asterisk indicating that newspaper item contains additional information].

129 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), FHL Microfilm #2031154 Item 5 - Register #5, Page 124 1916 Burial #9. Michael J Maloney 61 yrs 10 mths. Buried 2 April 1916 old cemetery, died 31 March. Complete paralysis. Resident of Brougham Twp. Witnesses - Owen Enright & John C Kiley. Rev. J.P. Harrington.

130 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 118, 1856 Baptism No. 71. Daniel Maloney born 5 Sept 1856 bpt 21 Sept 1856 s/o John Maloney, farmer & Dubby Moriarty. Godparents - John McNulty & Mary Roche.

131 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Deaths recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book A page 39 line 15: "Daniel Maloney, died 4 Sept 1894 Baker Township, 38 years old, married, born Canada s/o John and Deborah Maloney (both born Ireland). Hotel keeper. Died from Obbesi stomach".

132 Obituary, My typescript of newspaper item from undated and unknown [Chokio] newspaper. "Daniel Maloney, for the past year proprietor of the Chokio Hotel, died Tuesday, September 4, after a sickness of but a few days. He took a sudden illness Saturday last, caused from stomach trouble. Physicians from Morris and Graceville attended his case but pronounced him beyond recovery on Tuesday morning and his death about six o'clock the same evening threw the peaceful village of Chokio into a state of general sadness for one who was looked upon as one of their leading, trustworthy, honest and enterprising and honest citizens. Deceased was born in Renfrew Co. Canada, thirty eight years ago, had been living in Stevens [sic] County Minn for about ten years before locating at Chokio. He leaves a wife and six small children, two of whom are twin brothers born Saturday, the day he took sick. Mr. Maloney will be greatly missed from Chokio, and his relatives, particularly his bereft wife who is now very sick, have the heartfelt sympathy of a number of friends." [This was typed in 1979 from a clipping that was returned to family members. "Stevens" could be a transcription error by me or an error in the newspaper. Possibly s/b "Stearns". I was advised by the Minnesota Historical Society that they do not have the Chokio newspaper for that time period.].

133 Obituary, Photocopies received from Minnesota Historical Society in 1987 of obituaries in Morris newspapers.
1) MORRIS TRIBUNE issue of 12 September 1894, page 3 and 2) MORRIS SUN issue of 6 September 1894. Both items are abbreviated versions of the lengthier Chokio obituary; wording is identical in the portions printed.

134 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Daniel Maloney Tombstone - viewed 21 May 1989. "Daniel Maloney/ born Sep 27, 1856/ died Sep 4, 1894" [have photograph] Known to be Section 3 Lot 97.

135 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", Page 3. Died/buried 2/6 September 1894. Timothy [sic s/b Daniel] Maloney, born Ireland [sic], aged 37 years, inflammation. [death date differs from other sources].

136 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 152, 1858 Baptism No. 40. John Maloney born 27 May 1858 bpt 29 May 1858 s/o John Maloney, farmer & Deby Moriarty. Godparents - Michael McNulty & Catherine Lynch.

137 Helen Maloney O'Leary (1897-1988), Original typed Family Group Sheets compiled and sent to Bill/Clara Maloney c1978. [Latest data included was 27 January 1978]. John J. Maloney died 11 November 1908 at Gleichen, Alta. (Buried at Gleichen).

138 Cemetery, Gleichen, Alberta, Tombstone, Tombstone of John J. Maloney & M. Edna Barnes. Photographed 19 Sep 1994. "MALONEY BARNES/ In Loving Memory of/ Father John J. 1857-1908/ Daughter M. Edna Hanson 1894-1976/ Rest in Peace".

139 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 266, 1862 Baptism No. 26. Bridgtte Maloney born 7 April 1862 bpt 27 April 1862 d/o John Maloney & Deborah Moriarty. Godparents - Michael Maloney & Bridgtt Maloney.

140 Obituary, OKOTOKS REVIEW issue of Friday, Jan. 31, 1930, page 1. Lengthy two-column obituary, gives biographical detail, details of the funeral and eulogy, pallbearers, those who sent floral and/or spiritual offerings... "passed away last Friday moring at the Holy Cross Hospital in Calgary... in poor health for a number of years...".

141 Alberta Family History Society, Okotoks Cemetery Records, Book 929.509712 OKO in Local History Room, Calgary Public Library, Calgary AB, Bridget Windle. 1862-1930. Interred 27 Jan 1930 Lot C21. [Have photo taken 17 Sep 1994].

142 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), FHL Film 1304821 Item 2. Register #1, page 332, 1864 Baptism No. 70. Timothy Mulloney born 5 July 1864 bpt 18 Sept 1864 s/o John Mulloney & Debora Moriarty. Godparents - John Lane & Johanna Moriarty.

143 RootsWeb.com database at <http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi, California Death Index 1940-1997, TIMOTHY JULIUS MALONEY, born 5 July 1865 Canada; died 29 August 1952 Los Angeles County (19) 87 years old. Father Surname: MALONEY. Mother Maiden: MORIARTY. SSN - nil.

144 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Maloney Tombstone - viewed 21 May 1989. "MALONEY Timothy J. 1865 - 1952; Annie M. 1873-1956" Known to be Section 3 Lot 104.

145 Obituary, Photocopy of news item in unknown Morris Minnesota newspaper, exact date [in September 1952] unknown. "Funeral Held Wednesday for T J Maloney" ..10 o'clock in Assumption church...Pallbearers: Ed Barry, John Barry, J.J. Mankey, Chris Troelson, W.B. Noonan and Lester Kennedy...Died Friday August 29 in Palmdale CA where he had made his home the past two years ... illness of only three days ...born Renfrew, Ontario, Canada on July 5, 1865, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Maloney. The family came to the United States in 1864 [sic] to Stevens County 1886 ... married at Morris to Annie O'Keefe, who survives him ... also survived by three daughters and one son: Grace (Mrs. A. Allen) of Pelican Rapids; Agnes (Mrs. C. Schlegel) of Pocatello, Idaho; Delea (Mrs. H.C. Sommer) of Los Angeles CA; and Joseph M. Maloney of Palmdale CA ... four grandchildren, one great-grandchild, several nieces and nephews in Canada, and three nephews and a niece in Portland OR. Among those from away who were here: M/M E.J. Barry of Williston ND; M/M J.O'Keefe of Spokane WA; Mrs. Paul Buckley of Fargo ND; Mrs. F. Allen of Pelican Rapids; Mrs. H.C. Sommer of Los Angeles, Mrs. C. Schlegel of Pocatello ID and Mrs. T.J. Maloney of Palmdale CA." [Also have typed transcription of article in an unknown Morris newspaper [probably MORRIS SUN] by A. W. Libby,former publisher of THE MORRIS SUN, entitled "Tim Maloney Played Role in one of the State's Most Dramatic Epochs".

146 St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Parish Registers 1852-1920 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304822 Item 2. Register #2, page 12, 1866 Baptism #59. Marianne Maloney baptisée 19 aout 1866 "agée d'un mois" d/o John Moloney & Debora Moriarty. Godparents - Daniel Moriarty & Bridget Murphy.

147 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Mary Keefe Tombstone - viewed 21 May 1989. "Mary, wife of Thomas Keefe/ born in Renfrew Co, Canada/ July 18, 1869/ died June 10, 1900/ KEEFE.".

148 Obituary, Newspaper item from Morris Sun (Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota) issue of 14 June 1900 - Page 3. "Died in Montana. At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning the funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas Keefe will occur from the Assumption church. Deceased was a former resident of Chokio, but removed to Montana some years ago and was a resident of that state at the time of her death. Mrs. Keefe was a sister of T. Maloney of the Town of Baker and her many friends will regret to hear of her death and join in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved husband and relatives.".

149 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", Page 6. Died/buried 10/15 June 1900. Mrs. Mary O'Keefe, aged 34 years.

150 Canada Department of Agriculture, 1901 Canadian Census of Alberta (Ottawa: National Archives of Canada, 193-, 1992 printing), NAC Microfilm T6550 - Subdivision 51 Calgary East, Subdistrict S Central Alberta, District 202 Alberta. Page 2 lines 9-14, Dw/Fam #10 enumerated 1 Apr 1901. Owner Atlantic Avenue (4 lots) 27-room brick hotel, 1 outbuilding. Maloney family RC; parents born rural Ontario, children born USA. Head J. Maloney 32 md hotelkeeper born 22 Oct 1869; wife Gertrude 23 born 30 Nov 1877; dau Anna May 3 11/12 born 18 April 1897; dau Debonne [sic] 2 born 28 Feb 1899; barkeeper C.E. Stenton 34 single born England 14 June 1867, Cof E, immig 1888; domestic Tilley Kelepstein 16 single, Presbyterian, born Assiniboia 24 May 1884.

151 Ontario Registrar General, Birth Registrations (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1992-1998), FHL 1844890 - 1872 Birth Registration #16962 - Brougham Townshp, Renfrew County #49. Catherine MOLONY born 16 Sept 1872 d/o farmer John Molony & Debby or Debora Moriarty. Midwife - Mrs. Michael Maloney. Reg'd. 28 Sept 1872 by John Molony, Brougham, to Registrar James O'Gorman.

152 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 2. Register #2, p59, Baptism #235. Catherine Moloney born 16 September 1872, baptized 29 December 1872 d/o John Moloney & Debera Moriarty. Godparents- John Fitzgerald & Mary Grogan. [inserted above the "16 September" date is "October twenty-first"].

153 Obituary, Obituary of CATHERINE HELEN PASHAK from 5 December 1938 issue of the CALGARY HERALD - Section 2 page 11. December 3, Mrs. Catherine Helen Pashak, aged 66 years, of 318 21st Avenue W. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Mary's cathedral, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Members of the Senior and Junior C.W.L. and Knights of Columbus will meet for prayers at St. Mary's cathedral this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Jacques Funeral Home.

154 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Calgary Alberta, St. Mary's (Old) Cemetery, Calgary Alberta - visited 18 September 1994. PASHAK/ In Loving Memory of/ Frank Pashak/ 1851-1917/ His wife/ Catherine Maloney/ 1873-1938 [Have photograph].

155 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, Daniel was believed by descendants to be a dancing instructor in USA (poss NewYork). He had come to America in the early 1820;s. It is not known if the wife mentioned in his death record was his only wife or if she was the mother of Deborah. It is not known where he lived prior to coming to live with Deborah. It was believed by descendants that Deborah had one or more brothers in Renfrew County - possibly had sisters also.

156 Canada Board of Registration and Statistics, 1861 Canadian Census (Ottawa: Public Archives of Canada, 1954-1967), NAC Microfilm C1070 (FHL #349318) - E.D. 352 Bagot/Brougham Townships, Renfrew County, Ontario. Page 28 Lines 15-21 1-storey 1-family log home. Adults born Ireland, all ch born U Can. All RC. John Maloney 40 md farmer; Debora 30 md; James 11; Michael 7; Daniel 5; John 3; Patt 1 born 1860. Agric. Census: P5(53) Line 7 John Maloney. Lots 11/12/13 Conc 14. 220 acres (50 crops, 70 pasture, 100 woods) $2100 land, $20 machinery/equipment. Spring Wheat 6 ac (70 bu); Oats 6 ac (150 bu); Potatoes 2 ac (300 bu); 24 tons hay; 100 lbs. wool; 40 yds flannel; 2 bulls/oxen; 5 steers/heifers; 4 milch cows; 1 horse ($80); 25 sheep; 6 pigs. Total Livestock $436. 400 lbs butter; 2 barrels pork.

.

157 ArchiviaNet, Library and Archives Canada, 1911 Census of Canada, <http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1911/>, Image from Ontario - District 117: Renfrew South, Sub-District 7: Brough, Dacre Village. Page 6 lines 6-11 Dwelling 46 Family 47. Lot 12 Concession 14. Enumerated 12-14 June 1911. All Irish, Canadian, Roman Catholic, born Ontario, all can read/write, speak English, unless noted. Head Michael J. Maloney 55 widower 55 born July 1855 farmer OA $2000 insurance; mother Deborah widow 82 born May 1827 Ireland immig 1845, cannot r/w; dau Mary 22 born Aug 1888; dau Bridget 19 born May 1892; son John 16 born Dec 1894 laborer, lumber woods 8 weeks 60 hours $50; brother-in-law Michael Kiely 65 single born Jan 1846 laborer odd jobs 40 weeks 60 hrs $100, cannot read/write.

158 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Deaths recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book A, page 40, line 10 : "John Barry died 6 July 1889, inflammation of bowels, married, age 52 born Ireland, s/o Edwin and Julia Barry (both born Ireland). Birthplace Ireland. [ I have certified copy dated 14 May 1985 of this death record.].

159 Obituary, MORRIS TRIBUNE 10 July 1889; and MORRIS SUN 10 July 1889. Tribune: "Died Saturday last, July 6, John Barry of the town of Scott, aged 54 years... about a week before...kicked by a horse, breaking two of his ribs and bruising his side.. said little about the injury and neglected to apply remedies...on Saturday came in from work ...felt darting pains.. a boy was immediately sent for a physician, but Mr. Barry died before he arrived...Union navy service...leaves wife and several small children... funeral from Catholic Church last Monday forenoon..." Sun: "..something like colic or inflammation of the bowels was immediate cause...he received a kick from a horse over two weeks ago...born County Cork Ireland, emigrated to the US in 1860..to Stevens County in 1875...".

160 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, John Barry Tombstones. Viewed May 1989. "John Barry/Husband of/Hannah Cortin/Died July 6, 1889/Aged 52 years/ P.Marine USS Norfolk/Dearest husband thou art gone/To brighter realms above/To Jesus heart & Mary's arms/Where all is peace and love/ Oh how we miss thee/husband dear/As time is gliding by/We miss thee morning/noon and night/ You were our only joy./ Oh may we hope to meet again/ When our last sights are given/Where care nor sorrow enters not/ Oh, may we meet in Heaven" [This is an old headstone; prob erected before widow's death in 1917. There is another marker for John Barry--one of 5 identical markers obviously erected later. Included are John's widow (1917), father (1880), mother (1892) and son Edward (1966). This marker reads: " John Barry 1837-1889 /G.A.R. Post 99/ P Marine USS Norfolk"].

161 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Enlisted 13 August 1861 in US Marine Corps at Charlestown MA. Served full term and was honorably discharged on 16 Aug 1865 at Norfolk VA. File contains copies of naturalization record, affidavit re marriage, affidavit re names and birthdates of chldren, as well as details of service.

162 Veterans Administration, Washington, -- Records of United States Marine Corps (RG 127). (Washington DC: National Archives and Records Administration), John Barry File - 11W1 7/1/B Box 153. File contains copy of original enlistment, second enlistment, notation re desertion. [Comparison of signatures and biographical details leave no doubt that it is the same man.] Also have photocopy (from Gordon Vaughn) of Enlistment Roll from RG127 which includes details of John Barry's enlistments.

163 Rockland County Court, New City, New York, Final Naturalization Papers (1836-1895) and Index (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979), FHL Microfilm #1029987 Item 4 - File #636 John Barry. 12 October 1868. John Barry of Haverstraw...age of twenty one and upwards...resided within the United States more than one year...has been enlisted in the forces of the United States from which service he has received an honorable discharge...makes the application in accordance with Sec. 21 of an Act of Second Session of thirty-seventh Congress (Act to define the pay and enrolments for certain offices of the army & for other purposes)... Has signature. Supported by affidavit of Robert "X" Phelan. [A clerk's copy of this document was included in John's Minnesota Homestead File #5067.].

164 United States Census Bureau, 1870 Federal Census of New York State (Washington DC: The National Archives, 1962, 1968), NAC Microfilm #M593-1087 - Rockland County, New York. Town of Stony Point. P.O. Haverstraw. Page 710 (28) lines 2-16 Dw #202 Fam #209 enumerated 26 July 1870. All born Ireland except the two chlidren born New York. All can read/write unless noted. All male boarders employed brickyard. Richard Murray 33 foreman brickyard, cannot read/write, elig to vote; Ellen 25; Mary C 3; Alice 2; Ellen 65, cannot read/write; Michael Haley 24; James Butler 18; John Barry 30, elig to vote; James Welch 21; Patrick Dunigan 24; Michael Welch 26; Patrick Cunningham 18; Michael Powers 29; John Tracy 21; Patrick Whalen 27. [A search of the online Ancestry.com index database reveals two individuals "John Barry" in Rockland County. Only this one could read/write and was eligible to vote.].

165 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, John may have still been in New York, but it is more likely that he was in Salem Massachusetts, for which there is no 1875 census.

166 United States Bureau of Land Management, Homestead File, Photocopies received from National Archives, Washington DC, John Barry Land Entry File #5067 - Benson MN Land Office. Application 4 April 1876 Litchfield MN based on military service. Includes copy of honorable discharge 16 August 1865, naturalization papers 12 October 1868. Affidavits by Dolphus Linsley and Michael Galvin. Possible witnesses also David Curtin and Jeremiah Conroy. Patent issued 30 June 1882.

167 Stevens County Reporter, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Issue of 31 March 1877 (V1 #18) page 1. "Male Men of Morris" includes: R. Barry, John Barry, John Cary, P. Church, D. Curtain, J. Church, M. Galvin, T. Keepe [sic] P. Welch [priest].

168 Morris Tribune, Morris, Minnesota, Issue of "Stevens County Tribune" 29 August 1878 (Volume 2 #19). Page 4. "Last Monday evening a severe storm of wind & rain swept over this section and did considerable damage to the crops not yet stacked... The wind blew furiously, the thunder crashed & lightning blazed till the scene was sublimely awful. Mr. John Barry had his entire crop of wheat burned. It was cut with a header & put up in long rics, and the fire spread from one to the other until the entire crop on his thirty-five acres was burned. We were not able to learn of any insurance and it will probably be a total loss.".

169 United States Bureau of the Census, 1880 Federal Census of Minnesota (Washington DC: The National Archives, 19??), FHL Microfilm #1254635 - Stevens County, Minnesota. Scott Township. SD#2 ED#18 Page 16 lines 20-22 Dw #136 Fam #137 enumerated 16 June 1880. Adults born Ireland; ch born Minn of Ireland-born parents. Head John Barry 40 farmer; wife Hannah 25; son Edward 1. Same dwelling: Fam#138 father Edward Barry 65; mother Julia 65.

170 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Mortgage Deed. 21 December 1881 (recorded 26 December 1881as F290) John Barry & wife Hannah to Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis. $400 5-year term @ 9% payable semi-annually. $25 attorney fee if foreclosure ensues. This mortgage was satisfied 13 July 1883 (recorded 14 July 1883 in Deed Book I page 112).

171 United States Bureau of Land Management, Homestead File, Photocopies received from National Archives, Washington DC, John Barry Land Entry File #5067 - Benson MN Land Office. Application 4 April 1876 Litchfield MN based on military service. Includes copy of honorable discharge 16 August 1865, naturalization papers 12 October 1868. Affidavits by Dolphus Linsley and Michael Galvin. Possible witnesses also David Curtin and Jeremiah Conroy. Patent issued 30 June 1882. This Patent was not recorded at the Stevens County Courthouse until 20 February 1888 (Book I page 177) which was three years after the land had been lost through foreclosure.

172 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Mortgage Deed. 16 June 1883 (recorded 22 June 1883 as H611) John Barry & wife Hannah to Luana Carley, of Whitingham, Windham County, Vermont. $700 5-year term @ 8% payable semi-annually. $50 attorney fee if foreclosure ensues. This mortgage was satisfied in Deed Book R page 519. [need copy of this document].

173 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Mortgage Deed. 16 June 1883 (recorded 22 June 1883 as H 615) John Barry & wife Hannah to A.F. Kelley of Minneapolis. $35 to be repaid in 5 annual $7 amounts with 9% interest $25 attorney fee if foreclosure ensues. Property encumbered by Luana Carley mortgage.

174 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Sheriff's Foreclosure Proceedings. 1) Quit Claim Deed 27 August 1885 (recorded 18 September 1885 as L21) John Barry and wife Hannah to Austin F. Kelley for $25. [no mention of encumbrances]. 2) Sheriff's Certificate of Foreclosure 7 December 1885 (recorded 11 Dec 1885 as J173-177) re default of Mortgage H615 to Austin Kelley. Includes copy of notice served to the Barrys and also advertised for seven weeks in the "Olive Branch". Property sold 4 December 1885 to highest bidder (Austin Kelley) for $88.50 subject to redemption within 12 months.

175 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Undated (stamped 21 November 1890) affidavit of Timothy "X" Vaughan and Mary "X" Vaughan. "...on or about 13 November 1877..were called upon as witnesses and were present at the ceremony of the marriage of said John Barry to Hannah Curtain...ceremony performed by Rev. Father Patrick Welsh...sent here by the Bishop for this Church District...no congregation was then organized...".

176 Mallow Heritage Centre, "Birth Records for Co. Cork (North & East)," index, Irish Family History Foundation (www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com : accessed 16 September 2008), Church Baptism Record; Lisgoold Parish: Johanna Curtin, Lisgoold, RC baptism 30 July 1855, daughter of Michael Curtin and Margaret Walsh. Godparents - William Walsh & Mary Riordan.

177 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Deaths recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book C, page 85, line 46: "Hannah Barry, married [sic] housekeeper born Ireland 1852 d/o ______Curtin. Died 18 August 1917 City of Morris, age 65, died of Pertusia ptomaine poisoning.".

178 Obituary, MORRIS TRIBUNE issue of 24 August 1917 (Photocopy). "Death of Mrs. Hannah Barry. After a residence in this county of about forty years...at her home in this city of acute indigestion...came to this county with her husband John Barry..settled on a farm near Chokio. Mr. Barry died about 28 years ago, and Mrs. Barry stayed on the farm and reared her family...Two years ago she sold the farm and moved to this city. She is survived by six grown children, Miss Julia Barry of this city, Mrs. Pat Maloney of Gull Lake Sask, Edward Barry of Sweet Grass, Mont., William Barry of Swift Current, Sask, John Barry of Carter, Mont, and David Barry who is a Canadian soldier at London, England... Miss Barry, Mrs. Maloney and John Barry were here for the funeral and Edward is expected today. Many relatives...also Mr. & Mrs. P.H. Cauley of Graceville [Julia Cauley is a niece - d/o Timothy Buckley/Margaret Barry]. Funeral from Assumption Church at 9 o'clock Wednesday.".

179 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Certified copy issued 3 May 1985 of Registration #1917-MN-14498. Hannah Barry died 28 August 1917 at 1 a.m. City of Morris, widowed housekeeper aged 65. Born 1852 Ireland d/o _____Curtin. Attended by Dr. [illegible] August 17-18. Ptomaine poisoning, probably food, cannot name food". Informant: daughter Julia, Morris MN. Buried 22 August 1917 Morris. Undertaker Colyer & Olson.

180 Obituary, MORRIS SUN issue of 23 August 1917 (photocopy). "Mrs. Barry Dead. Resident of County for Many Years Passed Away Last Saturday....died at her home in this city on Saturday last...from acute indigestion and heart trouble... The news of her death will be a shock to all her friends for it was not expected. ...resident of the county since the early days and as a pioneer did her share in the upbuilding of the community in which she was for so long a most highly respected and honored worker for the common good... daughter Julia Barry who has been living with her mother here in Morris...funeral was held from Assumption Church at 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning of this week.".

181 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Hannah Cortin Barry Tombstones. Viewed May 1989. " Hannah Cortin Barry 1852 - 1917 " [one of 5 identical markers, others being for her husband John Barry (1889), his father (1880), his mother (1892) and his brother Edward (1966).].

182 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", Page 16. Died/buried 18/22 August 1917. Hannh Barry, born Ireland, 65 years old, acute indigestion.

183 Funeral Card, Funeral Card of EDWARD M. BARRY. Born November 8, 1878. Died 11 May 1966, age 87. Mass Assumption Church, Morris MN Friday, May 13, 1966 10:00 A.M. Pallbearers: Tib Kirwin, Frank Klosterman, L.J. Schmid, Pete Falk, Al Buscher, Clarence Brown. Buried Calvary Cemetery, Morris MN.

184 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...Edward born November 8, 1878...

185 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Photocopy received 20 Sept 2002 of Registration # 1966-MN-015879. Edward Michael Barry. Died 11 May 1966 9:00 a.m. at 100 East South Street, Morris Minnesota (also his residence). 52 years in Morris. Never married, age 87 years 6 mths 3 days, born 8 Nov 1878 Chokio Minnesota s/o John Barry and Hannah Cortin. Well-contractor in well-drilling business, no military service, Soc Sec # 472-36-0635. Informant Mrs. John Barry [sis-in-law], Morris Minn. Certified by Dr. O.A. Eide, Hancock Minn. Myocardial infarction due to arteriosclerotic coronary thrombosis - immediate; arterioscleratic heart disease 13 years. no autopsy. Attended 13 Nov to 11 May 1966. Buried 13 May 1966 Calvary Cem, Morris Minn. Undertaker William H. Meyers, Morris Minn.

186 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Edward M. Barry Tombstones. Viewed May 1989. "Edward M. Barry 1878-1966 " [one of 5 identical markers, others being for his father (1889), mother (1917), grandfather (1880) and grandmother (1892).].

187 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...William born November 10, 1880...

188 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, William disappeared (possibly in the Peace River AB area) in the 1920's and was never heard from again. Family members feel that he may have been a victim of foul play and could have been robbed of the cash settlement he had received for an injury received while working on telephone lines. [I have not been able to determine if this is true.].

189 Harvey Maloney (1909-2003), son of Patrick Maloney and Margaret Barry, Letter dated 13 November 1995 to Eileen Condon, Regina SK. "The last I remember of Uncle Bill Barry was when he came to the farm, but I don't remember the year. He had a Model T Ford which he gave to my Dad [died November 1924] as he said that he was going north. That was the last he was heard of that I know. He had a farm at Craig [sic] Sask. but I do not know whether he had sold it at that time or not..." [I checked a Craik local history which listed all original landowners, and found no mention of anyone named 'Barry". Craik: friendliest place by a dam site (Craik, Saskatchewan: Craik History Book, 1985) FHL 971.244/C5 H2].

190 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...David born August 19, 1884...

191 Assumption Church, Box 287, Morris, Minnesota 56267, Notations by Fran Marks, Parish Secretary, on my letters of January 9 and February 28, 1985. [Re baptism of David Joseph Barry] Timothy Vaughn and Anna Conroy sponsors [no other information provided].

192 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Death Registration, Certified photocopy dated 13 June 1995 of Registration #1957-07-006072 - David Joseph Barry. David Joseph Barry, 73 yrs 2 months 7 days, widower of Emma Helen Edwards, died McGee Saskatchewan 26 October 1957. In Canada, Province & Municipality 40 yrs. Permanent residence - McGee SK. Born 19 August 1884 Minnesota, s/o John Barry (Ireland) and Anna Curtin (Ireland); farmer, postmaster, last worked 1950. Informant - son Pat Barry, Rosetown SK. Clements Funeral Home. Burial 29 October 1957 Rosetown Catholic Cemetery. Death certified by Coroner C.R. Giles.

193 Cemetery, Rosetown , Saskatchewan, Cemetery visited 13 July 1991. In Memory of/ David J. Barry/ 1884-1957/ Rest in Peace [have photo].

194 Funeral Card, Funeral Card of JOHN JAMES BARRY. Born November 28, 1886. Died 31 January 1967, age 80. Mass Assumption Church, Morris MN Friday, February 3, 1967 10:00 A.M. Pallbearers: Ted Lawler, John F. Eul, Clarence Brown, Tib Kirwin, Cletus Staebler, Frank Klosterman. Buried Calvary Cemetery, Morris MN.

195 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...John born September 28, 1886...

196 County Recorder, Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN, Birth Indexes and Registers, Birth Record Book A (1872-1899). Page 77 line 23 #39. Johh Barry, born Scott Township 26 September 1886, s/o John (Ireland) Barry, farmer and Hannah Curtain (Ireland). Recorded 20 December 1886.

197 Assumption Church, Box 287, Morris, Minnesota 56267, Notations by Fran Marks, Parish Secretary, on my letters of January 9 and February 28, 1985. John James Barry baptized 10 October 1886. Sponsors - Richard & Margaret Barry. John married Rose Coonroy at Morris 6-12-1929.

198 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Registration # 1967-MN-001726 - Stevens County, Minnesota. John James Barry died 31 January 1967 3:50 p.m. Stevens County Memorial Hospital, Morris, Minn. husband of Rose Conroy Barry. 80 years old born 28 Sept 1886 Chokio, Minn. s/o John Barry (Ireland) and Hannah Cortin (Ireland). Residence 100 South St, Morris MN 56267. SS# 472-36-4825, had been in armed forces, well drilling contractor. Informant Mrs. John Barry. Burial 3 February 1967 Calvary Cemetery, Morris. Olson Funeral Home 8-10 East 5th St. Certified Dr. O.A. Eide, Hancock Minn. attended 15 August 1955 to 31 Jan 1967: cardiac decomperistion? generalized arteriosclerosis, urinary retention due to benign prostatic hypertrophy, no autopsy.

199 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, John J. Barry Tombstone. Viewed May 1989. "John J Barry/ Minnesota/ PFC Co C 4 Anti-ACFT MG born/ World War 1/ Sept 28, 1886 - Jan 31, 1967".

200 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Births recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book A page 98 line 17: Julia Barry, born 13 April 1889 Scott Township, s/o John (Ireland) and Hannah Barry (Ireland).

201 Veterans Administration, Washington DC, Record Group 15 (Washington: National Archives and Records Adminstration), Civil War Pension Application File SO14755, WO7659, WC5211 - John Barry and Hannah Barry, widow. Certification dated 17 December 1890 by Rev. George Gaskell, Pastor, [Assumption RC Church], Morris MN of birth dates of children of "late John Barry and Hannah Barry" as copied from the Parish Record: ...Julia born April 13, 1889...

202 County Recorder, Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN, Birth Indexes and Registers, Birth Record Book A (1872-1899). Page 98 line 17 #58. Julia Barry, born Scott Township 13 April 1889, d/o John (Ireland) Barry, farmer and Hannah (Ireland). Recorded 31 May 1889.

203 Assumption Church, Box 287, Morris, Minnesota 56267, Notations by Fran Marks, Parish Secretary, on my letters of January 9 and February 28, 1985. [Re Julia Barry baptism] Sponsors - James and Marie Harigan. [no other information provided].

204 Province of Saskatchewan, Division of Vital Statistics, Death Registration, Certified photocopy dated 13 June 1995 of Registration #1941-2657 - Julia Frances Deans. Julia Frances Deans, 50 years 2 months 6 days, married housewife,. Born Morris Minn. 13 April 1891 [sic] d/o John Barry & Hannah Curtain, both born Ireland. Died 19 June 1941 Rosetown Union Hospital. In Canada and Province 18 yrs, in munic of death 3 days. Informant - Husband J.M. Deans, McGee SK. Burial 23 June 1941 Rosetown Cemetery. Funeral home - Chas. Taylor, Rosetown. Certified Dr. C. Gordon, Rosetown.

205 Cemetery, Rosetown , Saskatchewan, Cemetery visited 13 July 1991. Julia Frances Deans/ Beloved wife of/ John Deans/ Born April 13, 1891/ Died June 19, 1941 [have photo].

206 United States Census Office, 1890 Schedules of Union veterans and widows of Union veterans of the Civil War (Washington DC: The National Archives, 1948), FHL Microfilm #338184 - Stevens County, Minnesota. [Scott] Township. Dw/Fam #15. Hannah, widow of John Barry, Private. Enlisted 13 Aug 1861. Discharged 16 Aug 1865. Served 4 yrs 0 mths 3 days. P.O. Address - Morris, Stevens Co MN.

207 Chokio Times, Chokio, Stevens County, Minnesota, Newspaper items from Chokio Times ([St. Paul MN: Minnesota Historical Society, 1978), Unnumbered microfilm for period 17 March 1897 - 7 September 1898. V2 #43 (8 December 1898) - Mrs. Hannah Barry of Scott is another name added to our list of Times readers.

208 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1905 State Census of Minnesota (St. Paul, Minn.: Minnesota Historical Society, 1977), FHL Microfilm #928818 - Stevens County, Minnesota. Scott Township ED#2. Sheet 6 (page 43) #51-#56 enumerated 21 June 1905. RFD #1. Adult born Ireland, ch born Minn of Ireland-born parents. Hannah Barry 55 res of state and ED 28-4; Edmund res of state and ED 27-2; William 25 res of state and ED 25-1; David 21 res of state and ED 21-6; John 18 res of state and ED 18-7; Julia 16 res of state and ED 16-2.

209 United States Bureau of the Census, 1910 Federal Census of Minnesota (Washington DC: The National Archives, 19??), NAC FilmT624-716 (FHL #1374728) - Stevens County, Minnesota. SD #7, ED#147 - Scott Township. Sheet 8A lines 30-33. Dw/Fam #134. Owner of non-mortgaged farm #68. Parents of all born Ireland; children born Minn of Ireland-born parents. Head Hanna Barry 60 widow born Ireland mother of 6 living children of 6, immig 1875, general farmer, can read/write; son Edward 31farm laborer; son John 24 farm laborer; dau Julia 21.

210 Probate File, Probate File #816, District Court, Stevens County, Minnesota. Petition for administration by son Edward Barry 3 September 1917; Edward appointed Administrator 8 October 1917. Estate (abt $7500) included Lot 7 Block 14 in Morris (which had $4500 mortgage), $2992,.55 cash, and $100 household goods. Estate divided equally among the 6 children, who each received $492.96 in cash. [Check on disposal of real estate].

211 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, It has not been proven whether the "three brothers" grouped in this family were indeed brothers. Elderly family members differ on how many brothers there were. One thought there had been five brothers, two who settled in Renfrew County, three who went to the USA (one of which returned). Another thought there had been four brothers, one quarantined on Grosse Ile and never heard from again. Another thought one brother settled in Quebec. However, they all agreed that Michael, John and Patrick were brothers from County Clare, and that the other Maloney families in the area were not related. Research has revealed that some of these families were from other Irish counties. No one mentioned the possibility of female siblings, but I have found several possible sisters in the area at that time. While I have not yet proved to my satisfaction that these three were brothers, the evidence seems to indicate a strong likelihood that they were. Marriage records for John and Patrick do not identify parents. The families settled on adjoining homesteads and were much involved with each other as godparents and attendants at church ceremonies, and as witnesses on legal documents. The second generation migrated together to the USA and to other parts of Canada. Instances have been found in church records where someone of this second generation was identified as "cousin". Interpreting this as "first cousin" would establish that their parents were brothers; however, it is possible that the term was used in a broader sense. I have a copy of a letter written in 1967 by 73-year old John Foran, one of Patrick's grandsons. Patrick had lived in upper New York State for several years before homesteading in Ontario; the letter contains many genealogical details (of the time in USA as well as in Canada) which later proved to be reliable, and includes the statement that John and Michael were his grandfather's brothers. He was about ten years old at the time of John's death and remembered him.

212 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 3. Register #3, page 260, 1889 Burial #1. Michael Molony, relict of late Mary Dundan, of dropsy, age 73, in Township of Brougham. Buried 8 January 1889, died 6th inst. Witnesses - James Molony & Daniel Guiney.

213 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), Registration #1896-17223. FHL Microfilm 1853833 (12604-18478). Patrick Moloney, 72, RC, farmer, born Ireland, died 11 Dec 1896. Registered Brougham Twp. 30 Dec 1896 by Rev R McEachern.

214 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 4. Register #4, page 213-214, 1896 Burial #22. Patrick Maloney, husband of Catherine O'Brien, about 85 years old. Buried 13 December 1896, died day before yesterday. Witnesses - son Patrick Maloney, James Maloney & others.

215 Dolly Allen, Ottawa, St. Patrick's R.C. Church and Cemetery at Mount St. Patrick: Lot 5 Concession 15, Admaston Township, Renfrew County, Ontario (Ottawa: Dolly Allen, 1992), Page 9, Tombstone #122. MOLONEY. Patrick MOLONEY died December 11, 1896 Aged 76 Yrs. Hie wife Catherine O'BRIEN died December 7, 1896 Aged 78 Yrs. Natives of Co. Clair [sic] Ireland. "May their souls rest in peace". [have photograph].

216 Theory and Analysis by compiler Eileen Maloney Condon, It is likely that Daniel was not as old as the 1871 and 1881 censuses indicate. I have found other instances of individuals "aging" considerably more than is logical when they died. More research needed.

217 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), FHL Microfilm 1853237 - 1881 Death Registration #16626 - Brougham Township, Renfrew County #49. Daniel Moriarty. RC farmer, age 101 born Ireland. Died 26 November 1881 old age. Informant Rev. J.J. Collins, Mt. St. Patrick. Reg'd 26 Dec 1881.

218 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), FHL Microfilm #1304825 Item 3 - Register #3, Page 72, 1881 Burial #25. Buried 27 Nov 1881, died 26th inst. Daniel Moriarty, aged 101, husband of the late Julia Brennan, of this parish. Witnesses - John, James & Michael Mollony.

219 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), Registration #1899-23120. Microfilm 1854392 (20999-26227). Julia Morierty, female, 83 years old, RC, residence - Griffith, farming, married, born County Kerry, Ireland. died 27 January 1899, old age two weeks. Registered Griffith 4 April 1899 by Christopher Murphy.

220 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 4. Register #4, page 282, 1899 Burial #3. Julia Moariarty, derelict of Christopher Murphy, of Griffith Mission. about 82 years. Buried 1 February 1899 at Griffith Mission, died 28th last month. buried at Griffith Mission. Witnesses - son Christopher Murphy, Francis Guiney , Con Healy & others.

221 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Photocopy of Registration #1908-MN-017778. Daniel Moriarty, died 16 Sep 1908 at 215 Broadway, Minneapolis, Hennepin County. Widowed farmer. Age 103 years 5 months. Born March 1805 Ireland, s/o Daniel Moriarty (Ireland) Mother's name not given. Age at first marriage - 25. Father of 19 children of whom 7 are living. Informant - John Moriarty 1314 Western Avenue. Dr. A.L. Laliberte "Chronic nephritis." Buried LeSueur Center Minn. Undertaker M.J. Gill. [This is a copied document; same handwriting throughout] [ Also have photocopy taken from FHL Microfilm #1499042 of the original registration for City of Minneapolis. Additional details: 215 Broadway Ave N.E (Ward 1) ; buried 17 September . Last seen by Dr. on Sept 15th.].

222 Obituary, Photocopy of newspaper item "Dies Well Over Century Mark" Page 1 Minneapolis Journal issue of 18 Sept 1908. "Daniel Moriarty who died Wednesday at 215 Broadway was known to be more than 103 years... until within six months of the time of his death, it was his custom to walk ten miles or more each day..incessant smoker... married three times..father of nineteen children, among whom are Mrs. M.J. Gill, 1017 Twentieth Ave N; John Moriarty, Fremont and Western Avenues; Mrs. John McCabe of St. Peter and Mrs. John(sic) McCabe of Cleveland Minn ...fifty or seventy-five grandchildren...exact number not known as his children have been widely separated for many years..one known great-greatchild ...born in Ireland..to America while a young man..after living in Canada for several years he came to the United States about sixty-five years ago. For nearly 60 years he lived at Le Sueur Center or in that vicinity...operated a farm...Mr. Moriarty's age was not definitely known even to his own children....at the time of the civil war he tried to enlist, but was rejected because he was beyond the age limit. The body was taken to Le Sueur yesterday..accompanied by 25 or more relatives from Minnesota and the neighboring states who will attend the funeral...".

223 Beth Mullinax, 5519 E. Oberlin Circle, Fridley MN 55432-6018 USA, Photocopy of handwritten material [by Blance Zellmer] received from Beth Mullinax on 25 Aug 1998. Handwritten transcript of newspaper item from MONTGOMERY MESSENGER issue of 25 Sep 1908. "...he resided with daughters Mrs. McCabe St. Peter & Mrs. M.J. Gill Minneapolis...married three times...father of 19 children...Mrs. M.J. Gill 1017 20th Ave N Minneapolis, John Moriarity Fremont and Western St. Paul; Mrs. McCabe St. Peter, Mrs. James McCabe, Cleveland Minn...to America while still a young man..in Canada for several years..." [that was quoted from the obit which I now have; the rest of the document is Blanche's observations]: 1st wife Margaret? O'Meara buried Shieldsville, ch Dan, Michael, Mary Gill and ?; 2nd wife Ann Curley buried St. Michaels, ch Johanna McCabe, Jim (buried St. Peter State Hospital); 3rd wife Honora McCarthy...some babies buried at St. Michaels some Moriarity babies buried on farm W 1/2 of SW 1/4 Sec 23 across from Mahoney's house on hill..don't know which families they belong to. Dan must have lived on another farm also. He was the first owner on my place but lost it thru mortgage in 1882...where he went after that which farm I don't know" [This seems to be only source that names 3rd wife as Honora McCarthy, whereas census indicates she was a Mary. The obituary does not name the wives.].

224 Obituary, Montgomery Messenger, issue of 25 September 1908, page 1. - "Dies Well over Century Mark". "The following obituary of the late Daniel Moriarty appeared in the Minneapolis Journal last Friday, September 18th. The deceased was one of the early pioneers of Montgomery township having resided on a farm about four miles southeast of this city for nearly fifty years. Afte leaving the farm he spent a few years with his daughter, Mrs. McCabe of St. Peter and froom there he went to Minneapolis where he resided with his daughter, Mrs. M.J. Gill until he was called to the great beyond. [includes Minneapolis obituary in its entirety]".

225 Obituary, Newspaper item in "Sauk Center Herald" issue of 9 November 1905, page 1. Photocopy of a typescript done by Dorothea M Lenarz, St Cloud MN on 31 May 1983. "Death of Grandma Sullivan...died at her home in Birch Lake October 31 and was buried from St. Bernard's Catholic Church at Birch Lake, November 2...eighty years old, born in County Kerry, Ireland where she married her husband John Sullivan...emigrated to Canada in 1849...eleven children...ten living...Moved from there to Montgomery, Le Sueur County in 1856 where Mr. Sullivan died 21 years ago. Mrs. Sullivan came to Sauk Center eleven years ago and in 1893 moved to Birch Lake where she resided...with her two unmarried daughters. Eleven children: Mrs. Devine of Aberdeen SD, Dan Sullivan of Solway, Sister Vincentia of Anoka, Pat Sullivan of Birch Lake, John Sullivan of Cashmere WA, Timothy Sullivan of Walker, Julia and Katie Sullivan of Birch Lake, Mrs. S.J. McDonough of St Paul and James Sullivan of Montana. All present except Mrs. Devine, John and James..." [has handwritten notation 'buried Wood Springs Cemetery Sauk Center'] [I now have a photocopy of this obit received from Minnesota Historical Society].

226 Correspondence, Letters from officials of Stearns , Todd and Morrison Counties. 1. Reply to my letter of 18 May 1998 to Todd County Recorder: "I was unable to find any death record on Mary". 2. Reply to my letter of 14 Jan 1999 to Stearns County Vital Records Office: "I have no record of this death" 3. Reply to granddaughter Maurine Taylor, Ocean Park WA dates 22 November 1995 from Morrison County Recorder: "find no death record for Mary Moriarty Sullivan in 1905. The Todd County Recorder's Office mailed your request to us as they found nothing in their records either".

227 Maurine Logue Taylor, 30001 G Street, Ocean Park, Washington 98640-9717, Document received 4 March 1997. Untitled 5-page typed manuscript, author and date unknown, has notation: 'don't know who wrote this. Given to me by the Sullivans']. "...Mary is buried at the Catholic cemetery in Ward Springs MN . Her grave is marked by a large monument..." [another great-granddaughter Beth Mullinax has found records in St. Joseph's Church, Grey Eagle MN 56336.].

228 Minneapolis Health Department of Vital Statistics, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Death Records 1870-1915; index 1870-1959 (Minneapolis: Minnesota Micrographics, 1983-1985), FHL Microfilm #1498981 - Index (Minea, R - Mosness, H.). Patrick Moriarty. November 1882. Vol 3 p180 #7. Have certificate issued 15 May 1998: Patrick Moriarity, aged 60, widowed laborer, died 17 Nov 1882 Minneapolis, born Ireland. Laceration of Lungs and Liver. [typed- not photocopy of original registration. Was told in a telephone conversation with "Jean" that old books were destroyed and information transferred to pre-printed forms. So no additional info available. Coroner's records not likely to exist, although there may be a newspaper article.].

229 Newspaper item, Several items from the Minneapolis Tribune, and Minneapolis Evening Journal 18-21 November 1882. Lengthy articles about the murder of Patrick Moriarty by Frank Hanson, and the inquest where Hanson was found guilty of murder, and the case referred for trial. Biographical details about Patrick, though few, include: about 30 years of age, brown curly hair, week's growth on face, had wife and five children in Sibley [sic] county but had not been living with them, given to drinking rather freely, had lived in LeSueur county until eight years ago when his wife died, since been working on railroad, to Minnesota thirty years ago, "nephew has been town marshal of Belle Plaine for number of years", two sisters living at Shieldsville and Montgomery - Mrs. Hannah Sullivan and Mrs Kate Lorum, other nephews resident of Morris, on the Manitoba [rail]road, later described as a "poor, broken down old man".

230 Washington Dept. of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death certificates 1907-1960; Index 1907-1959, 1960-1979 (Olympia, Wash. Bureau of Vital Statistics 1959-1960), FHL Microfilm #196499 - Certificate #228 Walla Walla County. Timothy Moriarty, 77, married, retired. Died 10 Sept 1908 at residence 914 N 8th St. Born 1831 Ireland s/o Daniel Moriarty (Ireland) and [not given] (Ireland). Informant: mrs. J. O'Connor, Walla Walla. Dr. C.N. Suttner, Walla Walla attended July 3-Sept 10, 1908, last seen alive 7 p.m. Sept 9. Cerebral Hemorrhage 10 days. Arterio-Sclerosis several years. Burial - Catholic Cemetery Sept 11, 1908. Undertaker E.Hennessey, Walla Walla.

231 Beth Mullinax, 5519 E. Oberlin Circle, Fridley MN 55432-6018 USA, Photocopy of typescript received from Beth Mullinax, Fridley, Minn 25 August 1998. Undated, unknown newspaper. "...funeral of Timothy Moriarty held from Catholic Church 9 o'clock Saturday morning...died 7 o'clock last night at family residence 914 N 8th Street age 77...to Canada while a boy, lived there until he became a man...to Minnesota where he married Miss Sarah Gaughan...joined 4th Minn Company A...member of A. Lincoln Post No. 4 G.A.R.... to Walla Walla some eight years ago...Leaves wife Sarah...six children, Mrs. Hunt, Seattle; Mrs. Letcher Manitoba Canada; Daniel Moriarity, Timothy Moriarity, both of Wyeth Oregon, Mrs. Julia McCarvill & Mrs. J.S. Connors, both of Walla Walla... remains are at home of Mrs. J.S. Connors 838 8th St North...".

232 Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society, Mountain View Cemetery Volume 1: Catholic Section (Walla Walla, Wash: Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society, 1997), Alphabetic list, non-paginated. MORIARTY, Dan ___-1931 (No Marker) Blk 1 Row 22 Grave 11; MORIARTY, Sarah 1826-1924 Blk 1 Row 22 Grave 10; MORIARTY, T [no dates] "Co A/4th Minn Inf. Blk 1 Row 22, Grave 9.

233 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Certified copy of 1909 Death Registration #10300 issued 27 May 1998 by Minnesota State Registrar. Mrs. Catherine Lorem, died April 8, 1909 9:a.m., City of Faribault 808 6th St. female, white, widowed housewife, Age 64 yrs, 5 mths 8 days. Born Ireland 1 Nov 1845. Father - Morarity (born Ireland). Mother - Branon (born Ireland). Age at 1st marriage - 16 yrs. Parent of 7 living children of 8. Informant Mrs. Gibelyou, Faribault. Medical certificate by Dr. H R Smith, Faribault. Attended 3 Mar - 8 April 1909. (1) chronic myocarditis (2) Chronic bronchitis (3) fractured femur 36 days. Burial Shiedsville 12 Apr 1909. Undertaker T J McCarthy Faribault.

234 Newspaper item, Obituaries of MRS. CATHERINE LOREM. Faribault Pilot issue of Thursday 15 April 1909 page 1: "Died. Mrs. Catherine Lorem (nee Moriarity), one of the first settlers in the town of Erin... died Thursday April 8th at her home in this city after a lingering illness caused from a fracture of the hip... born County Kerry sixty-four years ago... to USA 2 years of age... to Erin forty-nine years ago... to Faribault seven years ago... Survived by seven children: Jeremiah, Hastings MN; Mrs. J.H. Crosby of Minneapolis, and John, Margaret, Julia, Bridgt and Mrs. John Cahill of this city... funeral took place Monday a.m. Immaculate Conception... buried at Shieldsville... from out-of-town: Mr & Mrs. John Donohue, Patrick and Daniel Moriarity of Minneapolis; Misses Julia and Kate Sullivan and Mrs. C. McDonough of St. Paul. ALSO: Faribault Journal issue of Wednesday 14 April 1909 page 1: [almost word-for-word except says funeral was at St. Patrick's in Shieldsville] ALSO Faribault Democrat issue of Friday 16 April 1909 page 2: [same details as in the Journal].

235 Dalby, John, Minnesota Cemetery Inscription Index, Select Counties. (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003.), Index Entry for Catherine Lorem. Wells Township, Rice County, Calvary Faribault. "Probable burial" Age 64. Died 8 April 1909. Spouse: Michael. Nee Mariority. Obituary - RCJ [Rice County Journal?] 14 April 1909. [Death certificate indicates Shieldsville burial.].

236 C. Gordon Vaughn (1926-bef 2004 ) formerly of 200 Mt. Curve Blvd. St. Paul MN 55105, Photocopy of letter to Evelyn and Mary Church (cousins) dated January 11, 1985; original in possession of Hal Ramsbacher, Higley AZ. "I found Edmund Barry and the Barry family in a townland called Curraghprevin near Rathcormac, Co. Cork. They had a nickname and were known as the "Crock Barrys"...Crock comes from the phonetic sound of Curragh which in Celtic is 'Kur-Rock'.".

237 C. Gordon Vaughn (1926-bef 2004 ) formerly of 200 Mt. Curve Blvd. St. Paul MN 55105, Photocopy of letter from Gordon Vaughn to Mary Church dated 15 January 1978. Relative to research undertaken in 1974 at Four Courts, Dublin. Rathcormac Parish Registers (Microfilm P4995). "2 January 1803. Edmundum filium Edmundi Barry et Joana Lomasney. Sponsors - Jacobo Shea et Hanora Cahi..".

238 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Edward M. Barry Tombstones. Viewed May 1989. "Edward Barry/ died/ October 8, 1880/ Aged 80 years / Farewell to the grave where my/ father lays sleeping. That place/ I shall dearly adore/ [This is an old headstone lying horizontally and partially buried. There is another marker for Edmund Barry--one of 5 identical markers obviously erected later. Included are Edmund's widow (1892), son John (1889), John's widow (1917), and grandson Edward (1966). This marker reads: " Edward Barry/1800-1880"].

239 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", 10 October 1880. buried Edward Barry aged 85 years, husband of Katie Goggan [sic]. Present John and Edward Barry, his sons.

240 Mary (Horgan) Duggan (1916- ) , St. Josephs, Iona Park, Mayfield, County Cork, Ireland, Letter to Eileen Condon, Regina SK dated 15 August 1996. "My brother Dan has said to me that the Barry family lived in Springhill Carrigtwohill not far from Ballyregan but we did not know any of the family, they were all passed away when we grew up.".

241 Ancestry.com, On-line database, Ancestry.com database of New York Passenger Lists 1851-1891. NAC M237 Roll 408 List #340 "City of Chester" arrived New York 30 April 1877 from Liverpool and Queenstown: All from Ireland to United States, main deck. Edmund Barry 60 farmer; Julia Barry wife 55; Edmund Barry 30 farmer; Kate Barry 23 wife.

242 16th Judicial District Court, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Minnesota Historical Society Microfilm #SAM 37 - 2. Final papers with indexes 1892-1899, Page 37 [incomplete citation - 1989 research] - 12th District Court. On same page: Edmund Barry Jr, born Ireland about 1843, landed New York May 1877. "Edmund Barry Jr" 4 June 1877. Also: Edmund Barry Sr, born Ireland about 1817 [sic], landed New York May 1877. Edmond "X" Barry Sr. 4 June 1877.

243 Thomas O'Leary B.A. H.D.E., 7 Wolfe Tone Street, Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, -- Research report dated 22 February 1990, "I have located the marriage of Edmond and Judith: Rathcormac RC church records. 15 February 1829 Edmond BARRY & Judith DUNLAY. Witnesses - Andrew Egan and Bartholemew Dunlay.

244 Thomas O'Leary B.A. H.D.E., 7 Wolfe Tone Street, Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, -- Research report dated 22 February 1990, Research Report dated 22 February 1990 (His file 89/72). Marriage. 15 February 1829 Edmund Barry and Judith Dunlay. Witnesses - Andrew Egan and Bartholemew Dunlay.

245 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Deaths recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book A, page 40, line 15 : "Julia Barry died 6 May 1892 Scott Township, of old age, 86 years old, widow, housekeeper, born Ireland d/o Edmund and Julia Dunlay (both born Ireland). [I have certified copy dated 14 May 1985 of this death record.].

246 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", Page 2. Died/buried 12/14 May 1892. Mrs. Julia Barry, born Ireland, aged 90 years, old age. [courthouse record indicates death on 6 May].

247 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Julia Dunlay Barry Tombstones. Viewed May 1989. "Julia Dunlay Barry 1806 - 1892 " [one of 5 identical markers, others being for her husband Edward (1880) son John (1889), John's wife (1917) and John's son Edward (1966).].

248 Rathcormac RC Church (Cloyne Diocese), County Cork, Ireland, Parish Registers (Births begin 1792; marriages begin 1829), Personal visit 13 August 1989; brief search of original registers. Baptism 15 February 1834. Guillaume s/o Edmundi Barry and Judith Donlea. Godparents - Jacobo Daly and Margaretta Barry.

249 Katherine A. Horrigan (c1916- ), #17, 4440 Old Redwood Highway, Santa Rosa CA 95403, Photocopy of handwritten (undated) notes sent to me in August 1995 by Leo Horrigan, Gruenwald, Germany. "...all came to this country except for the two oldest boys ...Bill who died in the Crimean War.. so there are no descendants in Ireland" [Crimean War was 1854-1856; allied losses totalled more than 90,000 men].

250 Thomas O'Leary B.A. H.D.E., 7 Wolfe Tone Street, Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, -- Research report dated 22 February 1990, Research Report dated 22 February 1990 (His file 89/72). 28 April 1836. Richard s/o Edmund Barry and Julia ...ea, Curraghprevin. Sponsors Thomas Roche and Ellen Brien.

251 Mary Church, 4065 Encina Drive, Napa CA 94558, -- 1973 Pedigree Chart, 1979 Pedigree Chart, 1981 FGSs and correspondence 1973-1981, Richard Barry died 1926 Fort Benton, Montana.

252 Montana State Genealogical Society and Ancestry.com, Montana Death Index 1907-2002., (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005). From original data: Montana State Death Registry Index 1907-1953 (Montana State Genealogocal Society). Also, Montana Death Index 1954-2002 (State of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Helena, Montana). Viewed on <Ancestry.com>, Index Number Cho 515 - Richard Barry. Male, age 90; estimated birth year 1836, Died 14 August 1926 Choteau County.

253 Harold H. "Hal" Ramsbacher, 4447 E. Tremaine Avenue, Higley AZ 85236, Photocopy of original photographs in Hal's files. Tombstone: RICHARD BARRY 1836 - 1926.

254 Minnesota Department of Health, Section of Vital Statistics, Death Records 1900-1907; Death Certificates 1908-1955 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1998-2001), FHL Microfilm 2242281 - 1929 Minneapolis (April - August). Registration #20676. Margaret Buckley, Minneapolis General Hospital, Hennepin County, resident of 136 North Lyndale Avenue, 3 yr resident of Minneapolis, ?60? year resident of USA; died 29 July 1929 4:23 a.m., widow of Timothy Buckley, 87 years old, unemployed, born Ireland d/o Edmond and Margaret [sic]. Informant - Minneapolis General Hospital. Dr. Charles E. List, Supt. 21-29 July 1929 bronchopnuemonia 10 days, myocardial insufficiency 19 days, coronary disease ? years. no operation, no autopsy. Buried 31 July 1929 Morris, Minn. Larson Mortuary, Minneapolis.

255 Obituary, "Mrs. Margaret Buckley" - Morris Sun - 1 August 1929. ".. passed away Monday, age 87, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marcy, in Minneapolis... pneumonia...came here in the early seventies and lived on a farm near Alberta until the death of her husband in 1873 [sic]...then resident of Morris until 1920..to Graceville to live with daughter Mrs. P.H. Cauley. Since 1927 living in Minneapolis with daughter Mrs. Marcy. Funeral services were held Tuesday 9 o'clock at the Cathedral in Minneapolis. body was brought to Morris for burial Wednesday afternoon. The pallbearers were four nephews T C Vaughn, Dick Brown of Chokio, John Barry, and Edward Barry, also Michael and James Byrnes.

256 Thomas O'Leary B.A. H.D.E., 7 Wolfe Tone Street, Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, -- Research report dated 22 February 1990, Research Report dated 22 February 1990 (His file 89/72). 3 July 1841. Ned s/o Ned Barry and Judi D...ly, Curraghprevin. Sponsors Bat Daly & Johanna Brien.

257 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Registration # 1910-14161. Edmund Barry, died 13 April 1910 5:00 a.m. Scott Township, Stevens County, Minnesota. widowed, age 64 years 5 months 26 days. Born Ireland 17 Oct 1846 s/o Edmund Barry & _____ Dunlea. parent of 3 living children of 3. Informant Kathrin Barry [daughter]. Carcinoma of leg. Dr. C.L. McCann Chokio MN. Burial 15 April 1910 Morris MN. Undertaker Colyer & Olson, Morris MN.

258 Helen Kill, Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris Public Library, Morris MN 56267, -- Research Report dated 3 December 1997, Deaths recorded in Stevens County Courthouse, Morris MN. Book B, page 15: "Edmund Barry, died 13 April 1910 in Scott Township, cancer of the leg, widower, farmer, age 64 yrs 5 months 26 days, born Ireland 17 October 1846 s/o Edmund Barry and ___Dunba[sic]. Informant Katherine Barry." [Date of birth differs from baptism record, which could be wrongly attributed to this individual and may refer to an earlier sibling of the same name.] Also enclosed was photocopy of obituary in MORRIS TRIBUNE 16 April 1910: "Death of Ed Barry. Ed Barry, an old resident of the township of Scott, died early Wednesday morning, April 13th, from sarcoma of the leg. He injured his ankle about a year ago, and some time after the malignant growth was found to have started. He has since grown gradually worse. Mr. Barry was 64 years, 5 months and 26 days old. He was born in Ireland, but removed to this country and was one of the early settlers of this county. He was a brother of Mrs. Horrigan and Mrs. Tim Vaughan, and is survived by three grown daughters. The funeral will be held from Assumption church at ten o'clock this morning.".

259 Stevens County Genealogical Society, Morris, Minnesota, -- Newsletter of The Stevens County Genealogical Society. (Morris, Minnesota: SCGS, 1987-), Volume XVII #3 Page 4 - August 2004. "Deaths Recorded from the Morris Tribune and Morris Sun and Courthouse for the year 1910". Edmund Barry born 17 October 1846; died 13 April 1910. [birth date differs from presumed baptism record].

260 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Edmond Barry Tombstone. Viewed May 1989. Edmond Barry 1846-1910; Kathryn Barry 1880-1975.

261 C. Gordon Vaughn (1926-bef 2004 ) formerly of 200 Mt. Curve Blvd. St. Paul MN 55105, Photocopy of FGS completed 1 Jan 1985 about his grandmother. [Original sent to Mary Church with letter dated 11 January 1985]. Mary Barry, d/o Edmund Barry & Julia Dunlea, born 2 November 1847 [sic] Curraghprevin, Rathcormac, Co. Cork, wife of Timothy Vaughan, died 28 December [sic] 1925 Morris MN, buried Calvary, Morris. Resided Ireland, Beverly MA, Alberta, and Morris [Stevens County], RC.

262 Rathcormac RC Church (Cloyne Diocese), County Cork, Ireland, Parish Registers (Births begin 1792; marriages begin 1829), Personal visit 13 August 1989; brief search of original registers. 7 December 1843. Baptism of Mary d/o Ned Barry and Julia Dullea. Godparents - Jer Neill and Joanna Twohile (Cr Proven).

263 State of Minnesota, Division of Vital Statistics, St. Paul MN, Death Registration. (Photocopy received from Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minn.), Registration # 1925-15202. Mary Vaughn, died 28 February 1925 3:00 p.m. Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota. widow of Timothy Vaughn. age 77 years 3 months 26 days. Born November 2, 1847 Ireland. Housewife. Parents not known. Informant - Tim Vaughn, Morris Minn. Acute Bronchitis 4 days. Dr. G.Fitzgerald, Morris Minn. Buried Morris Minn March 3, 1925. Undertaker H.C. Olson, Morris. Buried 3 March 1925 Morris.

264 Assumption Church, Box 287, Morris, Minnesota 56267, Letter dated 12 July 1989 from Parish Secretary to Eileen Condon, Regina SK. "Mary Vaughn, 77 years old, died 28 February 1925, buried Calvary 3 March 1925, born Ireland, Fr. Rauch.".

265 Calvary Cemetery, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Vaughn Tombstone. Viewed May 1989. VAUGHAN. Timothy C. Vaughn Sr. 1832-1915; Mary Barry Vaughn 1849-1925; Patrick H. Vaughn 1879-1941; Timothy C. Vaughn Jr. 1882-1949; Bertha Haack Vaughn Feb 22 1885 - September 21, 1968.".

266 Assumption Catholic Church, Morris, Minnesota, Record of Interments, Unpublished records held by the Stevens County Historical Society. Photocopies of original interment book. Call #0804/LGL.015 102 WB4 contains file named "Calvary Cemetery", Page 21. Died/buried 28 February/ 3 March 1925. Mary Vaughn, born Ireland, aged 77 years, old age.

267 Katherine A. Horrigan (c1916- ), #17, 4440 Old Redwood Highway, Santa Rosa CA 95403, Photocopy of handwritten notations to Extended Family Report printout from Harold Ramsbacher's database (dated 12 March 1992). Daniel Horrigan (Horgan) 1834-1924 (mother's name Catherine McCarthy) married Ireland 1869 to Bridget Barry (1846-1937). Both died Seattle, buried Calvary Cemetery. Lived in Stevens County until 1914 when they moved to Seattle. Twelve children with details (see individual children).

268 Washington Dept. of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death certificates 1907-1960; Index 1907-1959, 1960-1979 (Olympia, Wash. Bureau of Vital Statistics 1959-1960), Photocopy of certified copy # 488993 issued March 16, 1988 - Bridget Horrigan (Certificate #1682). Seattle, King County. Bridget Horrigan, housewife, 91 years 2 months 3 days, died at her residence (129 19th Ave N) at 1:15 a.m. 18 April 1937. Widow of Daniel Horrigan. Resident of Seattle 22 yrs, 71 yrs in USA. Born Ireland 15 Feb 1946 d/o Edward Barry & Julia Dunlea. Informant [son] Daniel Horrigan, 4202 11th Ave NE. Dr. L.P. Murphy attended 4-18 April 1937, cause mitral stenosis, uremia, cerebral thrombosis, senility--old case. No autopsy, no operation. Buried 20 April 1937 Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker - Joseph R. Manning & Sons, Seattle.

269 Thomas O'Leary B.A. H.D.E., 7 Wolfe Tone Street, Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, -- Research report dated 22 February 1990, Research Report dated 22 February 1990 (His file 89/72). 14 Mar 1846. Bridget of Ned Barry and Julia Dunlea. sponsors Pat Barry, Julia Dunlea.

270 United States Bureau of Land Management, Homestead File, Photocopies received from National Archives, Washington DC, Julia Barry Land Entry File #6765 - Benson MN Land Office. Application #11654. 14 July 1884 Benson MN, includes, naturalization papers 19 November 1885. Affidavits by John G. Brown and Jeremiah Conroy. Possible witnesses also Daniel Horrigan and Timothy Vaughan. Relinquished N 1/2 Sec 30 7 May 1891. Patent issued 29 February 1892.

271 Minnesota Census Bureau, 1885 Minnesota State Census (St. Paul Minn: State Library and Records Service, 1969), FHL Microfilm #565756 - Stevens County, Minnesota. Scott Township (P.O. Morris). Page 5, lines 29-33 Family #33 enumerated 4 June 1885. Parents of all are foreign-born; adults born Ireland, children born Minn. Edmund Barry 45 no mil service; Julia 70; Julia 7; Kate 4; Maggie 7 [sic].

272 16th Judicial District Court, Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, Minnesota Historical Society Microfilm #SAM 37 - 2. Final papers with indexes 1892-1899, Page 183 [incomplete citation - 1989 research] - 12th District Court. 19 November 1885. Julia "X" Barry granted citizenship having produced a certificate that "Edmund Barry, husband of the said Julia Barry, did on June 4, 1877". Affidavit of Timothy "X" Vaughan and "Danal Horgan" [sons-in-law].

273 Stevens County Recorder, Morris, Minnesota, Photocopies of Land Documents. Received from Stevens County Courthouse, Photocopy of Warranty Deed - Deed Book K page 613. 11 July 1891 (recorded 2 May 1892 11 a.m.) Julia Barry, a widow to Edmund Barry, both of Stevens County. $200. S 1/2 NE 30-124-43. free fromm encumbrances. Julia "X" Barry. witnesses - Wm C. Bicknell (Notary Public) and S.A. Flaherty.

274 Mallow Heritage Center, "Marriage Records for Co. Cork (North & East)," database, Irish Family History Foundation (www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com : accessed 16 September 2008), Church Marriage Record; Lisgoold Parish. Married 25/01/1835. Michael Curtin, RC & Margaret Walsh RC, of Lisgoold. Witnesses - Patrick Buckly and Edmund Keppell.

275 Mallow Heritage Centre, "Birth Records for Co. Cork (North & East)," index, Irish Family History Foundation (www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com : accessed 16 September 2008), Church Baptism Record; Lisgoold Parish: Honora Curtin, Lisgoold, RC baptism 3 June 1836, daughter of Michael Curtin and Margaret Walsh. Godparents Cornelius Sheehan & Johanna Spillane.

276 Mallow Heritage Centre, "Birth Records for Co. Cork (North & East)," index, Irish Family History Foundation (www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com : accessed 16 September 2008), Church Baptism Record; Lisgoold Parish: John Curtin, Lisgoold, RC baptism 3 July 1839, son of Michael Curtin and Margaret Walsh. Godparents - John Ivis & Helena Barry.

277 United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, Index to New England naturalization petitions, 1792-1906 (Washington DC: National Archives and Records Service, 1983), FHL Microfilm 1429740 - C624 (A) - C645 (Zoel). C635 - CURTIN, Michael; Salem, Certificate #154-256 Superior Court, Essex County, Salem; Great Britain; born 16 June 1846 [or 1845 illegible]. Naturalized December term 1871.

278 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics, Certified copy (#A756855) issued 19 January 2000 of Death Certificate. Certificate #89 page 319 [Volume 81] Michael Curtin 79, widower of Mary Leahy, died at 14 Bridge Street, Salem (his residence) 11 Feb 1930 8:00 a.m. Born Ireland s/o Michael Curtin (Ireland) and Mary Welch (Ireland). Purifier Gas Works for 55 years, last worked 24 August 1924. Informant: Mrs. Barrows, 14 Bridge Street. Certified by Dr. Wm V McDermott attended Feb 1-11, 1930. Primary cause Broncho Pneumonia. Buried St. Mary's, Salem 13 Feb 1930. Undertaker P.W. Murphy, Salem. Registered 13 February 1930.

279 Obituary, The Salem Evening News (Tuesday 11 February 1930, page 5). Mortuary matters: MICHAEL CURTIN. Michael Curtin, for 55 years an employe [sic] of the Salem Gas Light company, died at his home, 14 Bridge Street, this morning. He was the son of the late Michael and Mary (Welch) Curtin. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Maguire and Mrs. Annie Barrows; two sons, Michael and William Curtin; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

280 Obituary, The Salem Evening News (Thursday 13 February 1930 page 2). Mortuary matters: MICHAEL CURTIN. the funeral of Michael Curtin was held in the Church of the Immaculate Concepetion this forenoon. Requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Edmund J. Haynes, and there was a large attendance and beautiful floral tributes. The burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. The pass bearers being Robert Davis, Patrick Coughlin and Thomas Driscoll, employees of the Salem Gas Light company, by whom Mr. curtin was employed 55 years; John Ellis, Stephen Ellis and John curtin, three grandsons of the deceased. The honorary bearers were John Devlin, Joseph Flynn, Michael Drislane, Albert Harrison, Edward Jameson and Alexander Dennis, of the gas company.

281 Find-a-Grave database, Find a Grave (wwww.findagrave.com : accessed 17 April 2013), Michael Curtin; Photograph from St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. Front: 1843 Michael Curtin 1930; 1848 Mary Curtin 1922; 1876 John E. Curtin 1895; 1875 Jesse B. Maguire 1944; 1874 Mary E. his wife 1943; 1902 John J. MacCurrach 1990; 1905 Irene L. his wife [no death date]. Reverse:1890 Paul J. Barrows 1968; 1878 Anna J. his wife 1966; 1868 Michael J. Curtin 1948; 1868 Margaret E. his wife 1951; 1904 Martin J. Hughes 1971; 1903 Catherine L. his wife [no death date].

282 United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, Index to New England naturalization petitions, 1792-1906 (Washington DC: National Archives and Records Service, 1983), FHL Microfilm 1429740 - C624 (A) - C645 (Zoel). C635 - CURTIN, David; Salem, Certificate #19-909 Supreme Court, Essex County, Salem; born 3 June 1848 Ireland. Naturalized 18 September 1872.

283 Mallow Heritage Centre, "Birth Records for Co. Cork (North & East)," index, Irish Family History Foundation (www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com : accessed 16 September 2008), Church Baptism Record; Lisgoold Parish: David Curtin, Lisgoold, RC baptism 20 July 1846, son of Michael Curtin and Margaret Walsh. Godparents - John Geary & Johanna Keefe.

284 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics, Certified Photocopy #A504752 of Death Return issued 1 June 1995. [Volume 83] page 358 Registration #2. David Curtin died 1 January 1909 at 6 Palfry Court, Salem (his residence) age 57, husband of Johanna Egan. Born Ireland s/o Michael Curtin (Ireland) and Margaret Welch (Ireland). Informant - Johanna Curtin. Dr. M. J. Field attended 14 Nov 1908 to 1 Jan 1909. Primary: exhaustion 60 days. Contributory : melancholea 6 mths. Registered 2 January 1909. Buried 3 January 1909 St. Mary's. Undertaker T. McDonald, Salem.

285 Obituary, The Salem Evening News (Saturday 2 January 1909 page 2). DIED. CURTIN - In Salem, January 1, David Curtin (Funeral Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at his late home, 9 Palfray Court, and prayers in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers.).

286 St. Mary's Cemetery, 226 North Street, Salem MA 01970 (508) 744-2722, Research of personal visit on 29 August 1995. No card in cemetery office's file of owners. Burial register: David Curtin Lot 8, Range 32, Grave 5. Transcription and photograph: "Erected by their dau. Agnes/ David Curtin/ Died Jan 1, 1909/ Johanna his wife/ Died May 28, 1911".

287 Obituary, The Salem Evening News (Monday 4 January 1909 page 2). RECENT DEATHS AND FUNERALS. David Curtin. Prayers over the remains of David Curtin were offered in the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday afternoon by Rev. Fr. Herlihy. The burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Pro burial mass was celebrated this morning.

288 Robert Guy Moriarty, 9212 Himebaugh Avenue, Omaha NE 68134 -- great-grandson of Patrick Moriarty & Mary McCarthy, Letter of 23 February 1992. John Moriarty born c1769 Ireland, died May 1869 in Riverside, Washington County, Iowa. Buried St. Vincents Cemetery ouside of Riverside. Buried next to son Patrick. Robert's source indicated to be "Washington County Graves Records & Tombstone".

289 Washington County Genealogical Society, compiler, Washington County Iowa St. Vincent Cemetery Iowa Township, Riverside, Iowa (Des Moines: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1996), Page 7 - Row 18 north side, #7. Grandfather / John Moriarty / May 1869 / aged 100 years.

290 WPA Graves Registration Project - Iowa, http://www.ancestry.com [database includes includes 76 of 96 counties] (Provo UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Works Project Administration. Graves Registration Project. Washington DC. n.p.), Downloaded 16 December 2000. Grave Records of Washington County, Iowa. Page 148. John Moriarty. Died May 1869. Age - 100. Cemetery - St. Vincent's. Town[ship] - Iowa.

291 Registrar General, Province of Ontario, Toronto, Death Registrations 1869-1928+ (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991-1998), Registration #1879-12894. Microfilm 1853227 (8009-13208). Patrick Moriarty, male, farmer, RC, 84 years old, born Ireland, died 28 August 1879, old age, 1 month, no physician. Registered Brougham Township 28 September 1879 by Rev. J.J. Collins. [date differs from church record].

292 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Mount St. Patrick, Ontario, Parish Registers 1846-1910, index to 1947 (Microfilm, Genealogical Society of Utah 1981-1996), Microfilm 1304825 Item 3. Register #3, page 22, 1879 Burial #4. Patrick Moriarty, age 80 years, late husband of Honora Fitzgerald. Buried 29 July 1879, died 27th inst. Witnesses - Daniel Moriarty, Martin Sheedy, Patrick Fitzgerald.

293 Dolly Allen, Ottawa, St. Patrick's R.C. Church and Cemetery at Mount St. Patrick: Lot 5 Concession 15, Admaston Township, Renfrew County, Ontario (Ottawa: Dolly Allen, 1992), Page 8 Tombstone 109. In memory of Patrick MORIARTY died July 29, 1879 AE 82 Yrs. His wife Honoria FITZGERALD died February 17, 1884 AE 77 Yrs. "May their souls rest in peace, Amen".

294 O'Keeffe, B. Emer, Editor, The Search for Missing Friends (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1989-1999, Seven Volumes), Volume VI (1866-1870), page 77. 14 July 1866: "Of Denis Breanen, wife and family, natives of Dreenaulive, parish of Kilcrahen, county Kerry, who left Mount St. Patrick, Canada West, about 16 years ago, for the State of New York; from thence to Indiana, and worked there for some years, and is now supposed to be living within a few miles of Iowa city. Any information will be thankfully received by their daughter, Julia Moriarty. Direct to John Moriarty, Griffith Post-office, county of Renfrew, Canada West.".

295 St. Mary's RC Church, Riverside, Washington County, Iowa, Church Records 1859-1985 (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988), FHL Microfilm 1561537 Item 3 - Register #6 (Interments 1885-1988), Page 1. Buried Riverside 23 November 1886, died 21 November. Dennis Brennan, about 90 years. Old age.

296 WPA Graves Registration Project - Iowa, http://www.ancestry.com [database includes includes 76 of 96 counties] (Provo UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Works Project Administration. Graves Registration Project. Washington DC. n.p.), Downloaded 16 December 2000. Grave Records of Washington County, Iowa. Page 24. Dennis Brennan. Birth - 1787. Death - 1882 [sic]. Cemetery - Riverside Catholic.

297 Karen McCreedy (with other added authors), Washington County, Iowa Cemeteries: Mt. Olivet, Riverside IA (Des Moines, Iowa: Iowa Genealogical Society, c2000), Page 12 - Section 1 Row 8. #3 FATHER. #4 Dennis Brennan 1787-1882 Mary Brennan 1806-1894. #5 MOTHER.

298 Washington County Genealogical Society, compiler, Washington County Iowa St. Vincent Cemetery Iowa Township, Riverside, Iowa (Des Moines: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1996), Page 8 - Row 19 south side, 10. John Breannan / born in Dreenaulive Parish / of Kllcorban County Kerry / Ireland / died Mar 9 1871 / aged 58 years.

299 Holy Trinity RC Church, Richmond, Washington County, Iowa, Parish Regisrers 1859-1992 (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1992), FHL Microfilm 1862999 Item 1 - Register #1 Burials 1860-1876 (gap 1866-1870) - Page 109. Joannes Brennan, viduus, 50 ans. [c/b 58] Buried St. Vincent cemetery 11 Martii 1872, died 9 Martii. Witnesses not named.

300 WPA Graves Registration Project - Iowa, http://www.ancestry.com [database includes includes 76 of 96 counties] (Provo UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Works Project Administration. Graves Registration Project. Washington DC. n.p.), Downloaded 16 December 2000. Grave Records of Washington County, Iowa. Page 24. John Brennan. Death - 9 Mar 1872. Age - 58. Cemetery - St. Vincent. Comment - "born Kerry Co Ire".

301 St. Mary's RC Church, Riverside, Washington County, Iowa, Church Records 1859-1985 (Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988), FHL Microfilm 1561537 Item 3 - Register #6 (Interments 1885-1988), Page 6. Philip Brannon, born Ireland. Died 13 january 1893, 75 years, old age. Buried 15 January Riverside Lot 11, Sec. II [2].

302 Karen McCreedy (with other added authors), Washington County, Iowa Cemeteries: Mt. Olivet, Riverside IA (Des Moines, Iowa: Iowa Genealogical Society, c2000), Page 12 - Section 1 Row 8. #6 Phillip Brennan 1804-1894.