[89]
Fact 1: BET. 1908 - 1910 Lived at 2143 Hope St., Phila, Pa.
Fact 2: 1910 22nd & Somerset Sts. Phila, Pa.
Fact 3: 1913 Lived at 3rd & Market Sts., Camden, NJ
Fact 4: 1915 Lived in Greenpoint Section, Brooklyn, NY
Fact 5: ABT. 1916 Lived at Front & Cumberland Sts., Phila, Pa
Fact 6: BET. 1918 - 1942 Lived at 2229 Orianna St., Phila., Pa
Fact 7: BET. 1945 - 1950 Lived at 2211 4th St., Phila, Pa
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_Thomas BOUCHELLE ____|
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| |__________________________
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|
|--Meredith BOUCHELLE
| (1988 - ....)
| _John Robert MCGONEGAL ___
| | m 1942
|_Elizabeth MCGONEGAL _|
(1959 - ....) |
|_Margaret (Peig) DESMOND _+
(1919 - ....) m 1942
_________________________
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_Albert CORIELLO ____|
| |
| |_________________________
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|--Josephine CORIELLO
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| _Michael (Mike) DESMOND _+
| |
|_Hannah DESMOND _____|
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|_Brigid RING ____________
_Martin J. KELLEY ___+
| (1922 - 2006) m 1943
_Martin KELLEY ______|
| (1959 - ....) m 1984|
| |_Jane HARVEY ________+
| (1921 - ....) m 1943
|
|--Ryan KELLEY
|
| _____________________
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|_Ann SALITSKY _______|
(1959 - ....) m 1984|
|_____________________
_Martin Joseph KELLEY _+
| (1825 - 1889) m 1874
_Joseph Martin KELLEY _|
| (1885 - 1946) |
| |_Anna TOBIN ___________+
| (1852 - 1938) m 1874
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|--Suzanne M. KELLEY
| (1927 - 2021)
| _Thomas W. OWENS ______
| | (1863 - 1931)
|_Rosemary R. OWENS ____|
(1894 - 1974) |
|_Mary KENNEDY _________+
(1862 - 1931)
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OCCU: Retired Registered Nurse
Lived 94+ years. A true inspiration to her family.
_John Patrick KENNEDY _+
| (1859 - 1950)
_Joseph KENNEDY _____|
| (1896 - ....) |
| |_Mary ALTMAN __________
| (1869 - 1916)
|
|--John T. KENNEDY
| (1947 - ....)
| _______________________
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|_Stella KANE ________|
(1906 - 1966) |
|_______________________
_Wilhelm MEYER(MAYER?) _+
| (1844 - ....)
_John(Johann) William MEYER _|
| (1864 - 1933) m 1894 |
| |________________________
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|
|--Lydia MEYER
| (1906 - ....)
| _Karl Albert LOCHER ____+
| | (1840 - 1917) m 1866
|_Josephine Emile LOCHER _____|
(1868 - 1947) m 1894 |
|_Helena V. ZUST ________
(1848 - 1933) m 1866
[54] Lydia was a twin to her sister Helen Meyer.
[126]
Patrick Tobin and his wife, Mary Coughlin Tobin emigrated from Ireland in the
early eighteen hundreds. Patrick had found employment as a laborer on a
mid-state construction project, helping to erect a cable car rail line over the
mountains.
Patrick settled his family in a sparsely settled area near his employment. Much
later, he was to participate in a race to the state capital to register "
Gallitzin " as the name of the borough. By way of riding a night freight train
to Harrisburg, and recording their designated eponymous, Gallitzin, early on the
following morning, they outmaneuvered a rival group which had planned to offer
"Pottsburg ' honoring a local dignitary, as their selection. Gallitzin was named
to honor a former Russian prince, who was an ordained Catholic Priest. In the
late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, he traveled through the western
Pennsylvania Mountains by horseback, ministering to the early settlers of the
region. Unfortunately for Patrick and his family, the combination canal and
cable transportation system was abandoned. It seems that the rival group of
railroad investors succeeded in completing a tunnel beneath the obstructing
mountains, and built an unbroken rail line to the West, destroying the need for
a slow moving barge line. Patrick then turned to farming, which he continued
until his death. His sons preferred more lucrative occupations, and promptly
disposed of the hilly farm, unaware that the land beneath the surface contained
valuable coal deposits. If they had retained the mineral rights, which became a
common practice, the heirs might have become reasonably wealthy.
_Dominic VIOLA ______
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_Patrick M. VIOLA ___|
| (1968 - ....) |
| |_Deborah LYNCH ______+
| (1949 - ....)
|
|--Patrick VIOLA
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Roberta WALL _______|
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|_____________________