Note: the birth year and the Watervliet area would fit for this to be the Dennis that belongs to the below family however, that Dennis was in the Navy whereas the tombstone indicates Army. I have not found another Dennis McGullion in the area so far so for now the info for the Dennis of the below family is included below until such time if it is determined he is not the correct person.
In the 1900 census, Dennis is 1 year old and living with his family at 2nd Ave., Whitehall, NY. His parents are: Peter, 38, and Marrie, 37. His siblings are: Eugene 18, Mary 16, Peter Jr. 13, Lizzie 10, James 8, Lillie 6, Martin 5 and John 4.
Dennis J. McGuillion of 13 Arch Street enlisted in the United States Navy, on July 22, 1922, at the recruiting office in the Post Office building, Troy, as an apprentice for four years. He was sent to Hampton Roads and after an eight weeks' course, will be transferred to sea service.
Dennis McGullion was able to obtain a discharge from the Navy in order to return to his bride of one year. Dennis was a third class carpenter’s man on the U.S.S. Wyoming. He married the former Miss Madelene Evensen, of 432 Saratoga St., Cohoes, on August 6, 1923.
In the 1930 census, Dennis, 31, is living at 24th St., Watervliet, with his wife, Madeline A., 33, and their children: Mary E., 5, Margaret J., almost 4 years, Albert K., almost 2 years old.
In the 1900 census, Dennis is 1 year old and living with his family at 2nd Ave., Whitehall, NY. His parents are: Peter, 38, and Marrie, 37. His siblings are: Eugene 18, Mary 16, Peter Jr. 13, Lizzie 10, James 8, Lillie 6, Martin 5 and John 4.
Dennis J. McGuillion of 13 Arch Street enlisted in the United States Navy, on July 22, 1922, at the recruiting office in the Post Office building, Troy, as an apprentice for four years. He was sent to Hampton Roads and after an eight weeks' course, will be transferred to sea service.
Dennis McGullion was able to obtain a discharge from the Navy in order to return to his bride of one year. Dennis was a third class carpenter’s man on the U.S.S. Wyoming. He married the former Miss Madelene Evensen, of 432 Saratoga St., Cohoes, on August 6, 1923.
In the 1930 census, Dennis, 31, is living at 24th St., Watervliet, with his wife, Madeline A., 33, and their children: Mary E., 5, Margaret J., almost 4 years, Albert K., almost 2 years old.
Note: the birth year and the Watervliet area would fit for this to be the Dennis that belongs to the below family however, that Dennis was in the Navy whereas the tombstone indicates Army. I have not found another Dennis McGullion in the area so far so for now the info for the Dennis of the below family is included below until such time if it is determined he is not the correct person.
In the 1900 census, Dennis is 1 year old and living with his family at 2nd Ave., Whitehall, NY. His parents are: Peter, 38, and Marrie, 37. His siblings are: Eugene 18, Mary 16, Peter Jr. 13, Lizzie 10, James 8, Lillie 6, Martin 5 and John 4.
Dennis J. McGuillion of 13 Arch Street enlisted in the United States Navy, on July 22, 1922, at the recruiting office in the Post Office building, Troy, as an apprentice for four years. He was sent to Hampton Roads and after an eight weeks' course, will be transferred to sea service.
Dennis McGullion was able to obtain a discharge from the Navy in order to return to his bride of one year. Dennis was a third class carpenter’s man on the U.S.S. Wyoming. He married the former Miss Madelene Evensen, of 432 Saratoga St., Cohoes, on August 6, 1923.
In the 1930 census, Dennis, 31, is living at 24th St., Watervliet, with his wife, Madeline A., 33, and their children: Mary E., 5, Margaret J., almost 4 years, Albert K., almost 2 years old.
In the 1900 census, Dennis is 1 year old and living with his family at 2nd Ave., Whitehall, NY. His parents are: Peter, 38, and Marrie, 37. His siblings are: Eugene 18, Mary 16, Peter Jr. 13, Lizzie 10, James 8, Lillie 6, Martin 5 and John 4.
Dennis J. McGuillion of 13 Arch Street enlisted in the United States Navy, on July 22, 1922, at the recruiting office in the Post Office building, Troy, as an apprentice for four years. He was sent to Hampton Roads and after an eight weeks' course, will be transferred to sea service.
Dennis McGullion was able to obtain a discharge from the Navy in order to return to his bride of one year. Dennis was a third class carpenter’s man on the U.S.S. Wyoming. He married the former Miss Madelene Evensen, of 432 Saratoga St., Cohoes, on August 6, 1923.
In the 1930 census, Dennis, 31, is living at 24th St., Watervliet, with his wife, Madeline A., 33, and their children: Mary E., 5, Margaret J., almost 4 years, Albert K., almost 2 years old.
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