CIVIL WAR VETERAN ~~ 7 Iowa Cav. Co. I ~~
THOMAS MICHAEL COLLINS
Michael Collins
Thomas M. Collins, Veteran, PVT 7 Iowa Cavalry, January 4, 1923.
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Thomas M. Collins was baptized Michael Collins, on 4 March 1837, by a Catholic priest in Knockeen Parish, District of Rathcormac in County Cork, Ireland. His sponsors were John Twomy & Julia Leary.
He came to the U.S. with his six siblings and parents John & Catherine (Curtin) Collins in 1844. They farmed in New York for 8 years and then moved to Iowa.
THOMAS MICHAEL COLLINS
Michael Collins
Thomas M. Collins, Veteran, PVT 7 Iowa Cavalry, January 4, 1923.
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Thomas M. Collins was baptized Michael Collins, on 4 March 1837, by a Catholic priest in Knockeen Parish, District of Rathcormac in County Cork, Ireland. His sponsors were John Twomy & Julia Leary.
He came to the U.S. with his six siblings and parents John & Catherine (Curtin) Collins in 1844. They farmed in New York for 8 years and then moved to Iowa.
CIVIL WAR VETERAN ~~ 7 Iowa Cav. Co. I ~~
THOMAS MICHAEL COLLINS
Michael Collins
Thomas M. Collins, Veteran, PVT 7 Iowa Cavalry, January 4, 1923.
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Thomas M. Collins was baptized Michael Collins, on 4 March 1837, by a Catholic priest in Knockeen Parish, District of Rathcormac in County Cork, Ireland. His sponsors were John Twomy & Julia Leary.
He came to the U.S. with his six siblings and parents John & Catherine (Curtin) Collins in 1844. They farmed in New York for 8 years and then moved to Iowa.
THOMAS MICHAEL COLLINS
Michael Collins
Thomas M. Collins, Veteran, PVT 7 Iowa Cavalry, January 4, 1923.
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Thomas M. Collins was baptized Michael Collins, on 4 March 1837, by a Catholic priest in Knockeen Parish, District of Rathcormac in County Cork, Ireland. His sponsors were John Twomy & Julia Leary.
He came to the U.S. with his six siblings and parents John & Catherine (Curtin) Collins in 1844. They farmed in New York for 8 years and then moved to Iowa.
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