Great Grand Father John Duffy April 29, 1916
| from Western Peoples' Newspaper, Balina,
Ireland; he is
buried in Roslea Cemetery
|
Our
relatives in our Great Grandfather John's
obituary column on the left:
--Mrs. Catherine Duffy (nee Burke) -
John's wife,
our Great Grandmother;
--Mrs. Ellen Taylor - John's
daughter, our Great Aunt
married to Patrick Taylor;
--Mrs Bridget Duffy - John's
daughter, our Great
Aunt married to
Owen Duffy;
--Patrick Duffy - John's son, our
Great Uncle;
--Lily Duffy - John's granddaughter,
maybe Mary
and Patrick
J. Duffy's daughter
from Brooklyn ??
--Patrick Taylor - John's son-in-law,
married to
his daughter, Ellen Taylor (nee Duffy);
--Mrs. Ryan - John's
niece, connected to
John's sister 'name unknown';
--Mrs. Ormsby - John's
niece, connected to John's
sister Bridget, who married
Thomas Ormsby;
--Michael Duffy - John's
nephew, 'unknown';
--Thomas Duffy - John's
nephew, 'unknown';
--Anthony Burke - John's nephew, son
of Catherine's
brother, 'name unknown';
--Thomas Burke - John's nephew, son of
Catherine's
brother, 'name
unknown'';
--Owen Duffy - John's son-in-law,
husband
of his daughter Bridget;
--Miss Bridget Duffy - John's
granddaughter,
Owen & Bridget's daughter;
--Sgt. Maj. John J. Duffy - John's
grandson,
Owen & Bridget's son;
--Anthony Duffy - John's son in
Brooklyn;
--Thomas Duffy - John's son in
Brooklyn.
Great Aunt Ellen (nee Duffy) & Patrick Taylor
Ellen (nee Duffy) and Patrick Taylor.
They were married in St. James Church Jan. 21, 1916
Ellen's Marriage cert. (Grandfather's sister)
Ellen and Patrick Taylor were married in Jan. 21, 1916 in St. James Church, Easkey
Patrick's marriage cert. (Grandfather's brother)
Patrick & Mary Anne (nee Taylor) Duffy Nov. 4, 1917. They were married in St. James Church
Michael Duffy (Grandfather's brother)
from Western Peoples' Newspaper, Balina, Ireland;
he died 9/21/1901 & is buried in Holy Cross Cemetey
Bridget & Owen Duffy were married in St. James Church, Easkey, Nov. 21, 1890
See Bridget & Owens 1911 Irish Census on the Census Page.
Our
relatives in our Great Uncle Michael Duffy's
obituary column above:
--Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Duffy - Michael's
sister Mary
and brother-in-law Patrick J.
--Mr. & Mrs. John J. Duffy - Michael's
brother John
and sister-in-law Mary (our Grandparents)
--Mr. & Mrs. James Duffy - Michael's
brother James
and sister-in-law (they eventually
returned to Ireland)
--Anthony Duffy - Michael's brother Anthony
--Mrs. Margaret Post - 'unknown'
--Mrs. Mary Feeney - Michael's aunt 'unknown'
--Miss Mary Duffy - 'unknown'
--Mr. & Mrs. A. Duffy
- 'unknown'
--Miss Belinda Duffy - 'unknown'
157th Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn
| Mary &
Patrick J.'s house and bar/liquor store in
190X
They lived at 247 Gold
St. in 1900 (1900 Census) and their
bar/liquor store was at
157 Myrtle Ave. (per ad in
Brooklyn 1899 register). This
was right around the corner from the
Gold St. house.
In 1901 Michael
was buried from this location; and
in1904 Palmer Joseph emigrated
thru Ellis Island and gave
this location as his
destination. In 1900, Patrick J.'s brother,
Anthony, lived with them
here. They lived at 259
Adelphia St. (1910 Census).
Mary had died and
Patrick J. lived at 8910 Colonial
Road (1930
Census). Mary's
brother, Anthony, lived in this house when he
died on 9/22/1930.
|
Great Uncle Michael Duffy's Obituary
from The Brooklyn Eagle
Patrick and Mary's son Harry P. (Henry)
Harry's WW1 draft registration dated 6/5/1917
Patr. J. & Mary Duffy's son - John J. Duffy
WW1 draft registration card - 6/5/1918
He died 7/26/1930 in Brooklyn; buried in Holy Cross Cemetery
Grandfather John Duffy & Mary's son Emmett co-signed the certificate
|
This was Grandfather John Duffy's brother.
Don't know why Patrick Duffy and Mary
Devaney were listed as his parents?
Maybe his nephew, Emmett, mis-supplied the
information?
He is buried in the same grave as his
brothers: Michael & Palmer Joseph.
|
Anthony Duffy WW1 Draft Registration on 9/12/1918
He was Grandfather John Duffy's brother
He lists his mother with her maiden name, Katherine Burke.
His father, our Great Grandfather, had passed away in 1916.