Joseph(Joe) E Donnellan 011-01-7281
born probably in Boston area, as 1920 and 1930 census he shows there.
Mass records had spelled as Donnellon
lived in Wellesley Farms Ct. area also. later believed to have moved to Vt area.
no childrendied in a nursing home in Wilton NH had suffered from altzheimers
1920 census has name as Margaret H
1930 census has name as Margaret L and single living w parents, siblings Bill and Gertude and her daughter Arlene.E is probably Ellen from grandmother Margaret Ellen Short Costello
parents pr Michael J b 1890 in Ma
Esther b 1898
children Mary E b abt 1923
Joseph b abt 1924
Wm C b abt 1926
in Suffolk cty Ma in 1930 censusRobert P. Mehegan, executive secretary of the Boston Public Works Department, died Thursday of a heart attack at his Dorchester home. He was 67. Raised in the Mission Hill neighborhood of Boston, Mr. Mehegan graduated from Mission High School in 1944 and later attended the Bentley School of Finance . He served in the Navy in World War II before joining the Public Works Department in 1947. He became executive secretary in 1960. Mr. Mehegan served seven mayoral administrations and was unstinting in his devotion to public service. During the Blizzard of 1978, he remained at work...
Boston Globe 2/18/1995
may not be correct dates. Obit of daughters death in 6/2003 indicates alive?had seen 6/5/1923 and d 1/20/98.
middle name may be Gertrude..have also seen initial MMehegan Arlene
1 2nd St Hull, Massachusetts, MA (781) 383-2611Name: Mehegan Arlene
Address: 65 Vautrinot Ave
City: Hull
State: MA
Phone: 781-383-2611
Zip: 02045in 1930 census listed living with grandparents incorrectly named CORDELLO in Boston. No father listed, but lists as born in Mass.
Arlene G. (Walsh) Mehegan
MEHEGAN, Arlene G. "Nana" (Walsh) Of Hull, formerly of Dorchester, January 2nd. Beloved wife of the late Robert P. Loving mother of the late Jean M. Mehegan. Devoted nana of Nicole M. Mehegan of Hull. Arlene was a beloved nana to all she knew. Funeral Service in the Murphy Funeral Home, 1020 Dorchester Ave., DORCHESTER, Friday morning, January 6, at 10 A.M. Visiting hours Thursday 5-8 P.M. Relatives and friends invited. Retired teacher's aide at the Perry School, South Boston, for over 10 years and former member of St. Kevin's Ladies Sodality. In lieu of flowers, donations in Arlene?s memory may be made to Catholic Charities Sunset Point Camp in Hull, 51 Sleeper St., Boston, MA 02210. Interment in New Calvary Cemetery. For directions and guestbook, www.jmurphyfh.com <http://www.jmurphyfh.com>. Funeral Home handicapped accessible
Published in The Boston Globe on January 4, 2012Arlene G. Mehegan of Hull, teacher’s aide
By Herald staff Friday, January 6, 2012 -Arlene G. “Nana” (Walsh) Mehegan of Hull, a retired teacher’s aide, died Monday in Tewksbury.
Born in Boston, Mrs. Mehegan lived in Dorchester for many years before moving to Hull.
She worked as a teacher’s aide at the Perry School in South Boston for more than 10 years prior to her retirement.
She was a member of St. Kevin’s Ladies Sodality.
Wife of the late Robert P., Mrs. Mehegan is survived by a granddaughter, Nicole M. of Hull.
A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. today at James A. Murphy & Son Funeral Home, Dorchester.
Burial will be in New Calvary Cemetery, Mattapan
cem shows birth as 11/21/1872 vs 11/22 as does a book on family???
in 1880 living in Fountain, Ottawa cty Ks
6/20/1900 living in Fountain , Ottawa cty Ks
1910 in Concord Ottawa cty Ks
1/7/1920 Lawrence Douglas cty Ks
in 1920 shipper of livestock in Lawrence Ks
have seen R and G as middle initials. Granddaughter Mary Alice pretty sure middle name was GRIFFIN.
1880 census shows as Raymond RAll Browns in section 47-8
obit of wife shows death as 3/11/1949 vs 3/12
the below reflects the rough location of familes land near river in Lawrence near Old Ft Solomon.
OLD FORT SOLOMON AT LINDSEY 345
No more! This land ownership succeeded that of the Hollingsworth family. The present ownership is ascribed to the J. O. Pitts estate. Lands adjoining, across the river, are the estate of the late Raymond G. Brown. In 1873 they had been patented to Jacob Horback.
The old fort site is at the "top," sharpest turn, of the elbow bend, Solomon river, something less than a half mile west of present Lindsey, and 20 rods, more or less, below the present river bridge on the east side of the river. The "stockade" itself was back one hundred feet or more from the steep river bank.The drouth of 1860 checked immigration and the breaking out of the war the next year gave rise to numerous Indian raids which occurred at intervals from the fall of 1861 until about 1868. The settlers were driven out, but returned, and in 1864 banded themselves together for protection. A garrison was built on the Solomon river which was called Fort Solomon. Several log cabins were built within the enclosure and the settlers lived there during the summers of 1864 and 1865. The famous little gun known as "Jim Lane's Pocket Piece" was donated to the garrison by Maj.-Gen. S. R. Curtis.
The first railroad was the Solomon Valley branch of the Kansas Pacific. It was built to Minneapolis in 1877 and extended to the limits of the county two years later. Bonds to the extent of $100,000 were issued to aid in the building. This road, which is now the Union Pacific, enters the southeast corner and follows the Solomon valley northwest into Cloud county. Another line of the Union Pacific runs through the southwest corner of the county, and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe crosses the central portion east and west.
Ottawa county is divided into 20 townships, viz: Bennington, Blaine, Buckeye, Center, Chapman, Concord, Culver, Durham, Fountain, Garfield, Grant, Henry, Lincoln, Logan, Morton, Ottawa, Richland, Sheridan, Sherman and Stanton.
Halley or Ohalley?Halley on death certificate
cemetery has 1959 death vs 1956.
a book on Brown family lists last name as HaleyKANSAS HISTORICAL QUARTERLY ? 17, 1958, meeting of the Ottawa County Historical Society in Minne- apolis. At the meeting June 14, Mrs. Raymond Brown told of her family. Her father was Thomas F. Hally, a Delphos shoemaker. The meeting of July 12 included the reading of a letter from C. E. Hollingsworth, Denver, which included items of early Ottawa county history. Many "firsts" of the county were given. "Extracts From the Personal Memoirs of A. D. Taliaferro," written in 1931, was read by Ray Halberstadt. The society met again August 9 in Minneapolis. Feature of the program was a report on the history of the Stanton township area by Henry Kunc.
I is for Irven...from grandfather
Matthew John Kane III 442-42-2023
died of cancer
Prominent Oklahoma
attorney, rancher, banker dies
Prominent Oklahoma attorney, cattleman and banker, Matt Kane, Jr., 61, died in his Pawhuska home on February 20, 1999, following an extended illness. Wake services were held Monday, February 22 at 7 p.m. at the Immaculate Conception Church in Pawhuska. Funeral Mass was held Tuesday, February 23 at 10 a.m. in the Immaculate Conception Church.
The family has asked that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in the name of Matt Kane, Jr. to the Immaculate Conception Church of Pawhuska or the church of your choosing.Matt was born August 26, 1937 in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, the son of Matthew J. and Marjorie (Kennedy) Kane, Sr, where he grew up. He graduated from Pawhuska High School in 1955 and attended Oklahoma A & M in Stilwater, Oklahoma (later known as Oklahoma State University), where he received his bachelor's degree in Agricultural Economics in 1959. While attending OSU, Matt became a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity which he participated in actively throughout his life.
He met Carolyn Elizabeth Conway while a student in Stillwater, and they married on June 13, 1959 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Following Maft's completion of education, they made their home in Pawhuska where they have resided for the last 38 years.
Like his grandfather (M. J. Kane, former Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice) and his father Matthew J. Kane, Sr.), Matt studied law, receiving his law degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1961. Upon being admitted to the State Bar, Matt practiced law with his father until his father's death in 1992. Since 1987, Matt had also practiced law with his son, John. Matt's other son, Paul, is also an attorney, practicing law in Tulsa, Oklahoma with the firm of Eller & Detrich. Also living in Tulsa is Matt's daughter, Tracy, who works for Lowrance Electronics in their human resources department.
Matt was a former Assistant District Attorney, and a former president of the Osage County Bar Association. At the time of his death, he also was serving as an administrative law judge for the Child Support Enforcement division of the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services.Although Matt's accomplishments in law were indeed impressive, Matt's first love was his cattle ranch, located west of Pawhuska. He began working on cattle ranches as a young boy. From that point on, Matt spent every free moment that he was able within the hills of Osage County, which he held so dear. He was a former president of the Osage County Cattlemen's Association and conducted extensive ranching operations in Osage and Kay
counties in Oklahoma. He also owned and managed a cattle growth lot in Kansas for a time.
Like his grandmother, Maybelle Kennedy (who was appointed by President Harry S. Truman as Assistant Secretary of the U. S. Treasury), Matt was actively involved in the Democratic political party in Osage County and on a statewide basis. Matt and his wife Carolyn were active members of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Matt was also a former president of the Pawhuska Golf & Country Club's Board of Directors; a former Trustee to his local lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks #2542; a director of the Barnsdall State Bank; an advisory director to the Exchange Bank of Skiatook, Oklahoma; and a former director of NBC BANK in Pawhuska.Matt is survived by a large and loving family. His wife, Carolyn; his daughter Tracy Smith who lives in Tulsa with her husband Tim and daughter Halley; his son, John Kane who lives in Pawhuska with his wife Cyndi, son Matthew and daughter Meg; and his son Paul Kane who lives in Tulsa with his wife Sabrina.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Matthew J. Kane, Sr., and Marjorie Kennedy Kane.
Johnson's Funeral Directors were in charge of arrangements.
Cecil Donald Weisz 446-18-8789
Initially worked for Dowell(Schlumberge)as lubricant specialist, then later got into building radio and tv stations, etc.
Was builder working with James C Leake for many years.
for some reason SSDI has a different death date. Moore Funeral 19th Memorial did funeral, their records from Nv death certificate and funeral service are correct. born Pawnee Ok. Died Reno Nv.lived and worked some in Cal. per Rosemary Tener, who visited them. Lived in Dallas and numerous areas during construction work. Puerto Rico tv construction, etc. Cecil did rebuild on several newspaper and got some of the old lead type from Pawnee newspaper, and were framed. Later on nephew John Kane s election as Judge, given to him.
8/10/1993 T World
WEISZ, Cecil D., 68, vice president of Donrey Media's construction division, died Saturday. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday, Moore's Eastlawn Funeral Chapel. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday, St. Pius X Church. Moore's Eastlawn.
The Parish register goes back to 1948. It does not show anything for
Cecil D. Weisz. However, there is an infant daughter of Cecil and Mary Ann(Alice)
Conway (Weisz) born Nov. 4, 1951, was baptized by her Mother, Mary
Ann(Alice) Weisz at birth. The baby lived 1 hour, was buried Nov. 5, 1951 in
Pawnee (no name of the cemetery). The child's name was Cecilia Ann
Weisz. Pastor Fr. Paul at Pawnee