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Husband:
Bernard Faughey Died: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Anne Hollywood Other Children: Bernard, Margaret lived in Shean, 2 miles outside of Forkhill. |
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Wife:
Bridget McCann Born: 1854 Died: 1880 Father: Mother: |
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Born: 16-Oct-1874 Died: Spouse: Children: |
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Born: 3-Nov-1876 Died: Spouse: Children: |
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Born: 1877 Died: 8-Jul-1955 Spouse: Patrick Joseph Casey Children: Loretta, Michael Joseph Casey, Mary Casey, Arthur Bernard Casey, Catherine Rita Casey, Dorthy Casey Occupation: her marriage license lists her occupation as Mill Op. last name could be Fagen. Was originally Faughey, but changed at the arrival in america at the age of 18. Her ship came through Liverpool. (Bunny theorizes that Fr O'Reilly, or St Mary's parish in Boston, suggested the name change to increase work opportunity); Her marriage license lists her residence at 16 Oak St in Lawrence. her brother Patrick, lists in his Ellis island paper that she lived at 179 Park Street her death certificate lists her residence as 653 Essex Street in Lawrence |
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Born: 9-Sep-1881 Died: Spouse: <NoName> Children: Anne Carroll Occupation: NYC Policeman, farmer in Fork Hill, Armagh; sailor. Was living at 147 West 62nd Street when his sister Bridget arrived from Ireland Arrived in NYC before being married. He returned to Northern Ireland, to manage the family farm when his brother Thomas died at Sea - but wasn't happy about returning. He married and had a daughter, and wanted to return to U.S.A. His wife refused. He then signed on as a sailor. His wife was told that he was "lost at sea", but the family recieved no recompense from the British government. It is possible he deserted when the ship arrived to NYC. Mary (Fagan) Casey continued to send packages with supplies from the U.S. |
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Born: 11-Jan-1886 Died: Spouse: <NoName> Children: Brigid (Bridey), Rose Anne Her Ellis Island documents state Forkhill as her home, but is catalogued under Laurencetown, Ireland. She arrived at Ellis Island on March 31, 1911 at the age of 25 on board the Mauretania sailing from Liverpool. She stood five foot five, had a fair complexion and grey eyes |
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Born: 31-Jul-1893 Died: Spouse: Children: |
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Born: 21-Nov-1897 Died: Spouse: Elizabeth Children: Occupation: bork in Fork Hill, Co Armagh Half-brother to Mary Fagan. Worked as a postman in Northern Ireland. In 1920 or 1921 he was involved in "the troubles" and his mother "hid him and his clothes in a ditch". Whether he was hiding from the British or the I.R.A is unknown.. He arrived in Ellis Island on February 19, 1921 at the age of 23, via the ship "Celtic", sailing out of Liverpool, England. The ship manifest references his sister, Mary Casey, at 179 Park Street in Lawrence. It also states that he was in possession of at least $50, that he stood 5 feet, 9 inches tall, with fair hair and complexion and brown eyes. |