Individual Notes

Note for: Lucien D. Sizer, 2 Feb 1839 - 24 Feb 1918 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Arlington National Cemetery

Individual Note:
     SIZER, LUCIEN D CPL I 2D VA MIL RES CSA DATE OF DEATH: 02/23/1918 BURIED AT: SECTION CONFE SITE 174-A ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY

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Note for: Dorothy Owens, 1 Feb 1917 - Aug 1993 Index

Burial:
Place: Fred Hunter Crematory Pembroke Pines, FL

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Note for: Peter Conlin, 20 Mar 1845 - 4 Sep 1916 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Catholic Cemetery Armstrong Grove, Emmet Co., IA

Individual Note:
     BIOGRAPHY: Peter Conlin followed agricultural pursuits throughout hisactive life
and his well directed labors yielded him a good financial return. Hislast
days were spent in honorable retirement from business cares in Armstrong,
where he passed away September 4, 1916. He was born in Massachusetts onthe
20th of March, 1845, and is a son of James and Anna (Gallagher) Conlin,who
emigrated to this country from Ireland in an early day and located in
Massachusetts. The father farmed there until the removal of the family to
Wisconsin, where he became a landowner. He passed away in 1886 at the
advanced age of eighty-four years, and the mother died in 1858.
Peter Conlin spent his boyhood and youth in Wisconsin and received his
education in the public schools of that state. When not quite seventeen
years of age he was employed in hauling provisions for the Union army and
was at the front for about three years. He was taken captive and becauseof
the terrible conditions of prison life became so emaciated that he was
little more than a skeleton when he returned to his home in Wisconsin. As
soon as he had sufficiently recovered his strength he went to work as afarm
hand and so continued until 1871, when he came to Emmet county, Iowa and
took up a homestead in Armstrong Grove township. He brought that place toa
high state of cultivation and made many improvements thereon. For
thirty-three years his time and energy were taken up with the operationof
his farm, and his good management and thrift enabled him to accumulate a
competence. At length he retired and took up his residence in Armstrong,
where he died September 4, 1916, at the age of seventy-one years and five
months.
On the 4th of December, 1869, Mr. Conlin was married to Miss Delia
Harrity, a daughter of John and Bridget (Thornton) Harrity, who werenatives
of Ireland but emigrated to America, locating near Cleveland, Ohio. The
father was for a time foreman on a large farm there, but later the family
removed to Wisconsin and he purchased land, which he cultivated until his
death. To Mr. and Mrs. Conlin were born five children: Anna, who diedApril
24, 1906; Mary and John, twins; James and Patrick, who is a resident of
Emmetsburg.
Mr. Conlin was a Democrat in politics but was without ambition to hold
office, being content to discharge his duties as a citizen in a private
capacity. However, he was chosen by popular suffrage trustee of his
township. In religious faith he was a Catholic. The patriotism which
prompted him to give his services to the Union at the time of the CivilWar
characterized him throughout life and he always placed the generalwelfare
above his personal interests.

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Note for: Jacob Delaney, Abt 1775 - Index

Individual Note:
John Delaney, Sr was the witness at marriage.

Individual Notes

Note for: William Miller McCormick, 1846 - Index

Event:
     Type:   Migration
     Date:   1885
     Place:   Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA

Individual Notes

Note for: Katherine V. " Kate " Reynolds, 26 Dec 1858 - 22 Oct 1939 Index

Nickname:    Kate

Burial:
     Place:   All Saints Cemetery Chicago, IL

Individual Note:
     DEATH: 1939-10-22
Chicago Tribune (IL)
GRIFFIN
Edition: Chicago Tribune
--Kate V. Griffin [nee Reynolds] of 4030 Division street, beloved wife ofthe late Thomas J., fond mother of George J., Mrs. Vera Nelson, and thelate Melvin, Robert, Mary, and Lieut, Stephen L. Griffin, U. S. A.Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 5346-50 Northavenue, to Our Lady of Angels church. Interment All Saints'. Merrimac9890.

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Note for: Thomas Griffin, May 1883 - 31 Aug 1902 Index

Burial:
Place: Calvary Cemetery Chicago, Cook Co., IL

Individual Notes

Note for: George Joseph Griffin, 22 Feb 1888 - 28 Dec 1956 Index

Burial:
     Place:   St Joseph's Cemetery Chicago Co., IL

Individual Note:
     DEATH: 1956-12-28
Chicago Tribune (IL)
GRIFFIN
Edition: Chicago Tribune
--George Joseph Griffin, beloved husband of Agnes Dorsey, nee Daugherty;dear father of Sister Mary Georgita, B. V. M., and the late William; fonduncle of Tom Griffin and Mrs. Richard Heck. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 29,9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 5350 W. North avenue, to Our Lady of theAngels church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Joseph's. Member of P. B. A.and Holy Name society. TUxedo 9-8844.

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Note for: Sarah Hodgkinson, 4 May 1832 - 8 Dec 1915 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Sanpete, Utah, USA

Individual Note:
     Death certificate says she was born Derby England

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Note for: Veronica "Vera" Griffin, 31 Jul 1890 - Index

Nickname: Vera

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Note for: Stephen Griffin, Jul 1894 - 18 Oct 1929 Index

Burial:
Place: All Saints Cemetery Chicago, IL

Individual Notes

Note for: Mattie Jewell ( Maddie) Neyland, 5 Jan 1894 - Feb 1976 Index

Individual Note:
Name: Mattie Jewell Munsell
Death date: Feb 1976
Death place: Austin, Travis, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document):
Age at death: 82 years
Estimated birth year: 1894
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Spouse name:
Father name: Warren J. Neyland
Father birth place:
Mother name: Mattie Winn
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Additional relatives:
Film number: 2243930
Digital GS number: 4167959
Image number: 2895
Reference number: 2931
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976