Joseph was the tenth child of eleven children for Josephine and Arthur.

1. Margaret (1871-1919) (married Peter W. Kemmerer)

2. Henry "Harry" J. (1872-1926) (married Ellen Brady)

3. James Edward (1874-1929) (married Abigail Elizabeth Donovan)

4. Ellen (1876-1953) (married Charles Edward Clouse)

5. Mary Anna (1878-1950) (single)

6. Catherine J. (1880-1951) (married George Conkle) & later (married Urban Fink)

7. William Joseph (1881-1947) (single)

8. Theresa (1884-1896) (single)

9. Elizabeth Bertha (1886-1911) (single)

10. Joseph Camillus (twin to Josephine) (1889-1944) (married Margaret Josephine Sullivan)

11. Josephine C. [Camille?] (twin to Joseph) (1889-1889) (single)

OBITUARY

"The Columbus Citizen"

Columbus, Ohio

Wednesday, July 5, 1944

Page 2

Joseph C. McNally

Lumber Company

Executive, Dies

Grandview Lumber Co.

Manager Succumbs

At Home at Age 55

Requiem mass will be held at

9 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph's

Cathedral for Joseph C. McNally,

55, of 749 Bryden-rd, who died

of a heart attack Monday night

in his home.

[photograph] He was dead

[photograph] on arrival of

[photograph] a Fire Depart-

[photograph] ment emer-

[photograph] gency squad.

[photograph]

[photograph] Vice presi-

[photograph] dent and gen-

[photograph] eral manager

[photograph] of the Grand-

[photograph] view Lumber

[photograph] Co., 1401 Good-

[photograph] ale-blvd, he

[photograph] was formerly

[photograph] employed in the

[photograph] bookkeeping

[photograph] department of

[photograph] the J. J. Snider

Lumber Co. He was secretary of

the latter company from 1912 to

1920. He reorganized the Grand-

view Lumber Co. in 1920.

He was in the first graduating

class of Aquinas College in 1907.

A native of Somerset, he was

The grandson of an Irish immi-

grant who was one of the original

settlers in that community. He

came to Columbus in 1904 and

attended East High School one

year.

He was a member of the Build-

ers Exchange, the Lumber Club

and the Knights of Columbus,

Council 400.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Margaret McNally; four sons, Lt.

Robert A., stationed in England

with the Army; Ensign James Ed-

win, in the Navy, stationed in

Corpus Christi, Tex.; Norbert A.,

with the Navy in the South Pa-

cific area, and Joseph C. McNally

Jr., Columbus; five daughters,

Mrs. John M. Hollaway [ed. Holloway], Whittier,

Cal.; Mrs. Ray Leedy, Columbus;

Mrs. Thomas J. Spangler, Dothen,

Ala., and the Misses Patricia and

Frances McNally, at home; three

sisters, Mrs. Charles Clouse, Co-

lumbus; Mrs. Urban Fink, Co-

lumbus, and Miss Anna McNally,

Somerset, and a brother, William

J. McNally, Columbus.

Friends may call at the resi-

dence after 5 p.m. today. Burial

will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery

by Egan-Ryan.