One of five children,
2 sisters & 2 brothers
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1840 Nathaniel

Arrived in America in 1865

Married Mary A. O'Driscoll
10 Jul 1866
Father of 14 children;
7 daughters & 7 sons
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1867 Joseph John***see below
1868 Mary Frances (Stephens)***see below
1870 Thomas George***see below
1871 Elizabeth Ann (Sallows)***see below
1872 Ellen Bridget***see below
1875 Thomas Francis***see below
1876 Raymond Alexander***see below
1877 Margaret Ester (Ray)***see below
1879 George Samuel***see below
1880 Sarah Agnes (Held)***see below
1882 Benjamin James***see below
1885 Ignatius Charles A.***see below
1887 Clara Louisa (Barber)***see below
1889 Irene Mable***see below

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1870, He worked as a clerk the The American House

The American House, est. 1835
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was a hotel in Boston, Massachusetts, located on Hanover Street. Abraham W. Brigham, Lewis Rice, Henry B. Rice and Allen E. Jones served as proprietors. In 1851 the building was expanded. In 1868 it had "the first hotel passenger elevator in Boston." By the 1860s it also had "billiard halls, telegraph office, and cafe. In the late nineteenth century it was described as "the headquarters of the shoe-and-leather trade" in the city. Guests of the hotel and restaurant included John Brown, Ralph Waldo Emerson, William Whitwell Greenough, Charles Savage Homer, Zadoc Long, and George Presbury Rowell. Many groups held meetings there, among them: Granite Cutters' International Association of America, Letter Carriers' Association, National Electric Light Association, and New England Shorthand Reporters' Association.

The hotel closed in 1916, and re-opened under new management in 1918. It permanently closed on August 8, 1935, and the building was shortly afterwards demolished to make room for a parking lot.

The John F. Kennedy Federal Building now occupies the site.

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Occupation in CA
Carpenter/Cabinet maker at a lumber mill