Conway's Of Ireland

Notes


John Francis Devlin

in 1880 census shows b abt 1805 in Ireland, living in Conemaugh Pa...but not sure this is him.

John DEVLIN Self W Male W 75 IRE Retired Stone Mas IRE IRE
Catharine DEVLIN Dau S Female W 31 PA IRE IRE
Mo. J. DEVLIN Son S Male W 28 PA Printer IRE IRE
Francis J. DEVLIN Son S Male W 19 PA Student IRE IRE Source Information:
Census Place 1st Ward, Conemaugh, Cambria, Pennsylvania

also more likely this is he
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Louis BERKHIMER Self M Male W 24 PA Firing Locomotive PA PA
Racheel BERKHIMER Wife M Female W 20 PA Keeping House PA PA
Frank DEVLIN Other S Male W 72 IRE. IRE. IRE.
Source Information:
Census Place East Conemaugh, Cambria, Pennsylvania


John E Devlin

In 1880 US census living in Wheeling WV shows as a puddler
In 1920 US census shows b in Md. and living in Eoff St, worked for a Steel Mill
a policeman in Wheeling WV

E probably stands for EDWARD in name
in Co. F of 2nd WV Infantry in civil War


Mary

In 1920 US census note has immigrated 1850?


Agnes Devlin

1880 US census shows born in Pa


Patrick Boyle

1880 US census has in Pittsburg as a marble cutter
another lds source has birth as 12/1849 Ireland

in 1880 US census a sister-in-law living with him in Pittsburg Pa, named Margaret REILEY , b 1848 in Pa, with both parents b in Ireland. This probably Margaret Devlin.....indicating another husband named Reiley..probably dead before she married McSteen.


Mary A Devlin

lds has birth in MD Oct 1853

in 1880 US census a sister-in-law living with Patrick Boyle and in Pittsburg Pa, named Margaret REILEY , b 1848 in Pa, with both parents b in Ireland. This probably Margaret Devlin.....indicating another husband named Reiley..probably dead before she married McSteen.

from brother Franks obit living after he died 1923


Annie Boyle

Sandyvale cem Johnstown Pa lists an Annie Boyle d 4/18/1881 about 12?? dead in Millville.


Edward Richard Hastings

Was an attorney. came Ohio/Iowa to Tx to Ok. Was the person who carried the seal of state of Okla when they stole it and moved state capitol from Guthrie to Okla City(where he then lived) and took in to courthouse in OKC. Lived at 215 Jasper Tulsa. Lived at 32nd and Utica next to Tom Costello's. Autopsy showed blocked artery/arteriosclhrosis/myocardial infarction as cause of death
As attorney won the largest ever at the time lawsuit for Texaco, and as result awarded many shares of Texaco stock.
At death of his wife , estate still then had Texaco stock worth over $70,000.

Was a former law partner of Okla Attorney General Mac Q. Williamson in Pauls Valley Ok, later he was general counsel to Skelly Oil and Gas co in Tulsa. Came to Tulsa 1919. Also involved with Kewanee Oil, which was passed on to his son Emil. Early on in his career was a teacher .

Although death cert has b in Canton Oh, it seems more logical around Townsend in Sandusky cty Oh.


Amelia Mildred Hertert 443-46-0024

had 7 brothers. from Hastings Ne area.?? Came to Tulsa in 1919 from her obit.
birth certificate shows as Amelia Maria and born 9/27/1889


James (Jim)Francis Blake

Resigned his job with pipline company to start with Harry Sinclair..Sinclair Oil Company....which is now Atlantic Richfield(ARCO)Have resignation letter to pipeline.One of original stockholders of Exchange National Bank Tulsa, renamed in 1929, National Bank of Tulsa, then in 1975 Bank of Oklahoma, along with Harry Sinclair, E W Stich.

Helped build twin 10 inch pipelines from Tulsa(Glenpool finds) to Wood River Il to help Sinclair compete with Standard Oil(Amoco) to get the plentiful oil from Okla area to major population areas, and refineries for use by public. He ran the Sinclair Pipeline.

Came from Oil City Pa to Independence Ks in 1903. In 1912 moved to Tulsa, when he resigned from Prairie Pipe Line Co and formed Sinclair Pipeline with Harry F Sinclair, and John Manion. First home in Tulsa a 2 story house at 112 E 6th St. Later moved to 6th and Elwood across from now Tulsa County Courthouse, where family owned property until family descendants finally sold land about 1990's.

Harry Sinclair built and maintain­ed a like system and in the depres­sion years Standard quit buying oil from Prairie and acquired the Sinclair Pipeline Company and Sinclair acquired the Prairie Pipeline system. Standard called its system Standolin Pipeline Co. and Sinclair named his Sinclair-Prairie P.L. Co. Both com­panies' pipeline systems came through Neodesha.
The Prairie Pipeline Company had its headquarters in Neodesha on the west side of the Missouri-Pacific rail­road tracks where the building stood until a few years ago. Albian Bailey bought the site for a pipe yard and later sold it to Adley Lorbeer who tore the structure down and built the large storage facility at the west of where the original headquarters stood.
Although Prairie Pipeline wished to remain in Neodesha and build their offices here, circumstances didn't allow and they built at Inde­pendence instead. Sinclair Oil merg­ed with the Atlantic-Richfield Com­pany and the pipeline company name is now ARCO.


Anna Beatrice Reidy

In 1880 US census a Theresa shows which thinks is Anna Beatrice


Emile Benedict Mathias (Hubert Benoit) Hertert

died from kidney disease. In 1880 US census living in Westphalia Shelby cty Ia.
Was part of Hertert Bros at Pierce Ne. abstracts of title , real estate, loans, insurance and steamship agents with brother Lucian. Purchased in 1887 abstract business of Omaha Abstract Co in Harlan and Shelby cty.
Lived in Shelby county Ia
Emils early schooling was at Weimerskirch near his birthplace, and in 1866 entered the college of Beauregard, near Thionville Alsace. He finished his education at the agricultural college at Ettelbruck, Luxembourg, in 1870. He came to America in 1872 and located at Luxembourg, Dubuque county Iowa. He remained in Dubuque and Clayton counties until 1878, when he removed to Shelby county ,Iowa. For a number of years he farmed, and in 1884 he was appointed deputy auditor of Shelby county. In 1887 he resigned that position and with his brother Lucien R Hertert, purchased the land, loan and abstract business of Alden K Riley. Had a branch office at Pierce Ne. run by Lucien who resided there. The business was Hertert Bros. He was a democrat, was a member of the school board at Harlan and member of the city council for eight years. In Nov 1897 was a candidate upon the fusion ticket for treasurer of Shelby county and was elected. He was also a state representative to Ia served during the 29th General Assembly.
The following resolution passed by state of Iowa in his memory

LEAVES HAVE THEIR TIME TO FALL
AND FLOWERS TO WITHER AT THE NORTH WINDS BREATH
AND STARS TO SET: BUT ALL,
THOU HAST ALL SEASONS FOR THINE OWN, OH DEATH

Therefore ,Be it resolved, That in the death of Emile M Hertert, the state has lost one of its most loyal citizens and that the House of Representatives recognizes the high character of his services to the state and takes this occasion to express its appreciation of his character and public services, and to extend to the family its sincere sympathy in their bereavement.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the Journal of the House and that the chief clerk transmit an engrossed copy to the family of the deceased.
(Adopted March 30 1925 STATE OF IOWA
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DES MOINES

April 2,1925

Mr John P. Hertert
Harlan, Ia.

My dear Mr. Hertert

By direction of the House of Representatives I have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of the memorial resolution duly adopted in commemoration of the life and public service of the Honorable Emile M. Hertert

Very respectfully yours,

(signed)A.C.Gustafson
Chief Clerk

Progressive Men of Iowa book list birth as 8/7/1855 not 1854.
US Census 1880 shows birth years as 1855. and living in Westphalia, Shelby county Ia.

St. Boniface Catholic Church,
Westphalia, Westphalia Twp, Shelby Co, Iowa
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Lookups by Bill Langenfeld
Sent: Email 22 Jan 2003 and Email 05 Feb 2003

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St Boniface Death Register:

1882 22 MAR HERTERT, Victor, age 24, Immigrans Luxemburgensis
1886 9 OCT HERTERT, Magdalena, age 18 mos,
Parents: Caroli and Mariae HERTERT

"As to the location of their graves, I would be inclined to
believe that they were in the Southwest Section where there
were more single graves being sold---the other section where
early burials were, there was a preponderance of family plots
of 8 graves. Unfortunately, there is nothing shown on any of
maps and if there were markers they are no longer extant."
[Bill Langenfeld, Email 1/22/2003]

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St. Boniface Baptismal Register:
[Note1: the first date is the birth, the second is the baptism -RE]

1879 21 JUN / 26 JUN
HERTERT, Josephine, (Parents) Caroli and Maria (KAUFER) HERTERT
(Sponsors: Emilius HERTERT and Josephina GRAF)
1881 13 JUN / 15 JUN
HERTERT, Anna, (Parents) Caroli and Maria (KAISER) HERTERT
(Sponsors: Joannem BISSEN and Anna (? unreadable)
1885 13 JAN / 19 JAN
HERTERT, Magdalena (Parents) Caroli and Maria HERTERT
(Sponsors: Bernardo ALTMANN and Magdalena ALTMANN)

"there is no record of Anna Maria, d/o Charles and Maria, being
baptised in Westphalia in 1886 or 1888---Earling is the most likely
location---" [Bill Langenfeld, Email 2/05/2003]

The children of Emil and Maria (MUELLER) HERTERT baptised at
St. Boniface Church, Westphalia:

1880 2 JAN / 6 JAN
HERTERT, Carolus
(SP) Carolus HERTERT and Catharina SCHIEFER

1881 21 OCT / 26 OCT
HERTERT, Lucianus Henrich
(SP) Luciano HERTERT and Magdalena SCHRAMM

1883 14 SEP / 18 SEP
HERTERT, Anna Maria
(SP) Mathias MILLER and Anna MILLER

1885 24 JUN / 6 JUL
HERTERT, Johannis Petris
(SP) Petro MUELLER and Magdalena MUELLER

1888 24 JAN / 12 FEB
HERTERT, Victor Carolua
(SP) Caroloa MUELLER and Aemilia MUELLER

1889 27 SEP / 3 OCT
HERTERT, Aemilia Maria
(SP) Nicolai SCHRAMM and Aemilia LAMM

1891 29 AUG / 3 SEP
HERTERT, Maria Catharina
(SP) Henrici LAMM and Maria RUDEN

[Note2: 'SP' indicates 'Sponsors' -RE]
re Hertert farm homestead in Pierce see below

Pierce County Call; Pierce, Nebraska; Thursday, February 1, 1935

Herman Ruge is 69 Years Old

Last Friday, February 1st, was the 69th birthday anniversary of Herman Ruge, living northeast of Pierce, and the occasion was celebrated at his home that evening by more than eighty guests, consisting of neighboring families and a large representation of business men and frieds from Pierce.

(There are four paragraphs about the celebration.) The remaining paragraphs are as follows:

Mr. Ruge was born at Altona, Germany, and came to America on the steamer Westphalia when he was 17 years of age. He worked in Omaha as groom and coachman for the late Senator Millard. He came to Pierce in 1895 and worked for such pioneer famers are August Koerting, Wm. Korth and Frank Schultz. He and his two sons, Will and Walter, now farm the 560 acres known as the Hertert place in Allen precinct. Mr. Ruge has been very successful both as a farm and stock raiser.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruge celebrated their forty-second anniversary of their marriage on December 29th last. They were married at Omaha in 1892, Mrs. Ruge's maiden name being Henrietta Warstadt. This union was blessed with three sons and eight daughters: Will, Herman and Walter, Mrs. Dora Meilhenry, Mrs. Mollie Schaede, Mrs. Martha Schock, Mary, of Omaha, and Anna, Lucille, Gertrude and Miss Charlotte at home.

Emil Hertert (1854-1923), and his brother, Lucien Hertert (1858-1934), were in partnership in the land and abstract business in Iowa and Nebraska. Emil settled in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA. Lucien settled in Pierce Co., NE, although he removed to California about 1920 and lived in Santa Ana, Orange Co. Lucien died in California, but is
buried near his first wife, Mary (1868-1899), in Prospect View cem. in Pierce Ne.


Maria(Mary) Mueller

Also suggested born in Niederanven Luxembourg Earlier info had born in 1852 . tombstone shows 1859. Have seen various spellings of Miller.(ie Calif death records)

US census 1880 spells as MILLER for her mother and others


Anne Marie Hertert

church shows birth as9/14/1883 and baptism 9/18/1883


Clifford Aden Goodall

Clifton per Bob
Clifford per Becky


Helen Louise Garvey

in 1920 and 1930 census living in Cook cty Il. shows b 1893 as Helen M
however dates of birth vs kids birth dont make sense.

Problem with grandma is that she lied about her age and the Cook County Courthouse burned down so I'm not sure if we will have the correct birth date for her. BB

Bob had given me name as Helen Goddard...but daugher Eileen corrected to Garvey.