for posterity's sake:
Joseph Andrew Schmitt (3/18/1838 - 11/25/1915)
Wife: Mary Emma Hansen (5/28/1839 - 3/30/1897) (daughter of Thomas Hansen)
Son: Joseph Andrew Smith (12/30/1860 - 6/25/1902)
Grandson: Joseph Andrew Smith (7/31/1892 - 9/3/1966)
Great-grandson: George Vincent Smith (4/13/1930 - 5/31/2008)
James McGovern (? - 3/13/1895) (son of John (Jack) McGovern & Marie Berne)
Wife: Catherine Dixon
Daughter: Catherine Josephine McGovern (3/19/1862 - 10/11/1947) - married Joseph Andrew Smith
Grandson: Joseph Andrew Smith (7/31/1892 - 9/3/1966) - married Julia Quinn Gisriel
Great-grandson: George Vincent Smith (4/13/1930 - 5/31/2008)
Jacob John Giesenreghen (11/11/1827 - 5/3/1892) (son of Frederick Giesenreghen & Rosine ?) (note 3 & 4)
Wife: Sarah Berger (2/8/1830 - 4/19/1911) (note 4)
Son: Joseph Francis Gisriel (3/9/1868 - 3/2/1940) (note 3)
Granddaughter: Julia Quinn Gisriel (11/27/1892 - 2/27/1977)
Great-grandson: George Vincent Smith (4/13/1930 - 5/31/2008)
Laurence Mooney (11/10/1837 - 6/6/1900) (son of Patrick Mooney) (note 1 & 2)
Wife: Julia Quinn (1839 - 3/29/1910) (note 2)
Daughter: Frances DeSales V. D. P. Mooney (1/29/1868 - 11/18/1926) - Married Joseph Francis Gisriel
Granddaughter: Julia Quinn Gisriel (11/27/1892 - 2/27/1977) - Married Joseh Andrew Smith
Great-grandson: George Vincent Smith (4/13/1930- 5/31/2008)
notes:
(1) a native of Kildengen, County Kildare, Ireland. His funeral took place from his late residence, No. 1541 Division Street, Baltimore on Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock, thence to the Immaculate Conception Church
(2) "Mooney, Lawrence [sic] and wife Julia (Quinn), both b. Ireland. Julia at County Kildare, Parish of Manstreven & c. 1855 to Baltimore, they were married. Lawrence [sic] b. in County Kildare in 1837, son of Patrick. To Baltimore at age 15; died 1900. Their son, John H., b. in Baltimore 21 November 1870. Catholic."
(3) moved to Baltimore in 1852.
(4) both (John and Sarah) were born in Germany and were living in Baltimore during the 1880 census. They had 6 other children - John, William, Anna, Elizabeth, Madaline, and Ferdinand. I don't know the address but they were living in the 8th Ward, Precinct 4 which is located in the area around North Ave and Belair Road. Jacob Gisriel was a “huckster” and his two eldest sons (John and William) worked as brass molders/founders." - "huckster" according to Wikipedia is "a seller of small articles, usually of cheap or shoddy quality, or one engaged in haggling or making petty bargains, that is, a certain type of peddler or hawker."
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Thanks to all for their great efforts in helpiing Shane. He thoroughly enjoyed putting the pieces together for his tree, and learning the stories about the people. I heard him telling his classmates that he woould have been named Schmitt, but they made old Joe change his name.
By the way, Michael, my current issue of Sierra Club lists Dickinson as the number 2 green school in the country. I wasn't surprised.
I had all the dates and names, but Michael, from where did you cull all the other information? It wasn't part of the package Uncle Carroll put together.
Internet searches on the names the other night got me those notes. They are mostly cut and pasted so you can put parts in quotes and do a search. Later I'll add the links when time permits. I want to add the Gentry & and O'Conor names / dates too in a similar format.
Has anypone ever found anything on the Galvin and Lavelle sides? The tree Shane made was cut short there.
Thomas Connor – farmer in County Galway, died in Ireland
Wife: Dorothy (Dolly) Kelly (b.~1796 – d.1893) – moved to USA ~ 1836; died ~96 y/o in Texas (Ellengowan), Md.; buried at St. Joseph’s, Cockeysville
Son: James Connor / O’Conor (b.~1827 – d.11/24/1911) – moved to the USA ~25 y/o; farmer / quarryman; buried at St. Joseph’s, Cockeysville
Married on 1/25/1857 to:
Sarah Farrell (b. 12/24/1839 – d. 1/31/1903); buried at St. Joseph’s, Cockeysville
Grandson: James Patrick Augustine O’Conor (b. 3/23/1865 – d. 9/15/1924) – well known hotel manager in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Grafton, West Virginia)
Married to:
Mary Ann Galvin
Great Grand-daughter: Mary Eleanor O’Conor (b. 5/22/1899 – d. 7/18/1983))
Married on 10/19/1921 to:
William Daniel Gentry (b. 8/14/1896 – d. 8/30/1968)
Great-great-grand-daughter: Mary Levelle Gentry (b. 3/5/1933)
Married to George Vincent Smith on 10/2/1954 at Sts. Phillip & James Church, Baltimore
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