Patrick and Catherine (Fox) Hennessey,
P.W. Hennessy married Kate Fox June 10, 1888, recorded in Jefferson County -
JP John Nicholls of Golden performed the ceremony.
William James Hennessy was born in Denver County July 5, 1889.
Patrick proved up a quarter in 23, 8N 52W in 1914, and cash-claimed one
in 33, 6N 50W in 1908.
There's a Patrick W. Hennessey in Esmeralda County, Nevada in 1910, 54,
married to Catherine 38, with a son William S. 21 born in Colorado.
Sterling, Colorado Riverside cemetery records have a burial August 1, 1913,
with the lot owner Pat Henesey. Lot 3, space 1, block 5, section 1-72.
In 1920 Denver Patrick W. Hennessy 71 born in Massachusetts, Katherine 56
born in Scotland have Wm J. Hennessy 30, born in Colorado.
William James Hennessy married Alice Wright Jun 22, 1922, recorded in
Jefferson County.
In 1930 Patrick W. and Catherine "Hennesly" are in Denver, and Catherine "Hennesy"
is widowed in 1940 Denver.
William P. Hennessey married Agnes P. Combs February 22, 1930, recorded in
Denver. (Probably a different one)
In Denver Fairmount cemetery is a stone "Patrick W. 1854-1935 Catherine
1863-19XX" so maybe Catherine is really buried in Nampa.
William J. Hennessy, born July 5, 1889, died in Nampa Idaho Feb 16, 1962,
parents Patrick Hennessy and Catherine Fox. FindAGrave # 66237762 has him
buried in Kohlerlawn Cemetery, Nampa. William J. 1889-1962, Alice
1886-1961, and Catherine 1856-1958 share a tombstone there.
Chariton Iowa 1952 The marriage of Miss Rosemary Newman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse E. Newman, of Indianola, formerly of Chariton, to William Wright
Hennessey of Indianola, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hennessy of Nampa, Ida.,
took place at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Presbyterian church in Indianola. The
Rev. James Angell read the double-ring ceremony. Mr. Newman gave his
daughter in marriage. She wore a white suit with navy accessories. Her flowers
were red carnations. Mrs. John Colbank of Des Moines was matron of honor.
She wore a pink suit. Norman E. Miller of Iowa City was best man. Mrs.
Hennessy attended Simpson college and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Mr. Hennessy was graduated from Simpson and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity. After a week's trip the couple will live in Indianola
until fall, when they will be in Percival, where Mr. Hennessy will be coach.
JAMES P.
He might be the James - son of Simon and Ellen.
Aug 27, 1870 - Irish American Newspaper Information Wanted
Ads
"Of William Hennessy, a native of Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland, who is
about 17 years of age. He came to this country in the steamship Columbia
in 1868, and went to his uncle's residence at Ottumwa, Iowa. Any
information
concerning him will be thankfully received by his brother, Simon
Hennessy, at 13 Rose Street, New York City."
In 1870 New York City, Simon Henessey is 36, a hotel waiter, Ellen
30 (or 36) both born in Ireland, with Jno J. 7 and Mich J. four
months, both born in New York.
Simon Hennessey, born in Ireland, was naturalized in Wapello
County, Iowa January 21, 1875.
Simon registered to vote in 1886, 1888, 1890, and 1892 in Alameda
County, California.
It's not James R. Chambers who claimed 160 acres in section 8, 17, and 18, 10N 48W in January 1890.
1890 San Francisco
Simon Hennessey (alias James Chambers) filed October 1890 as an
invalid for the 1st NJ Cav, and then Ellen Hennessy filed December 1895
for a widow's benefit, both from California.
St. Mary's cemetery has per FindaGrave # 88731938
Birth: unknown
Death: Nov. 26, 1895
Inscription:
OR SIMON HENNESY. 60 YR. NAT OF IRE. MITRAL INSUFF
Note: DATE IS BURIAL DATE, NOT DEATH DATE |
In 1892 "Ellen Hennessey, as guardian ad litem of Kate Gallivan,
charges the latter's guardian, Timothy Regan, with buying land with his
ward's money and keeping the title in his own name."
May 1899 San Francisco "McMAHON— In this city. May 3, 1899, Thomas
F., beloved husband of Mary A. McMahon. a native of County Clare,
Ireland, aged 52 years. The funeral will take place this day
(Saturday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co.,
767 Mission street, thence to St. Peter's Church for services at 2
o'clock. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery"
In 1900 San Francisco, Mary A. McMahon, born March 1858 in New York
to Irish parents, is widowed. She has Mary A. 26, Kate 19,
Bessie 18, Thos F. 15, Agnes 9, Loretta 6, Emmet 8, and Frances 4.
All the kids were born in California.
Possible brother William J. Hennessy
| Birth: |
Jan., 1882 OBIT DOESN'T
MATCH 1880 CENSUS
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Iowa, USA |
| Death: |
Jul. 14, 1913
San Francisco
San Francisco County
California, USA |
Source of obituary
San Francisco Examiner, Saturday, July 14, 1913, page 4
CA Death Index:
Hennessy, William J., age 31 years, died 6/13/1913 in San
Francisco, CA; state file# 20289
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William Justin Hennessey
Interment St. Mary's cemetery, Oakland, California - NOT IN
FINDAGRAVE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS--Officers and members of San Francisco Council No.
015 are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother,
William J. Hennessy, today Monday at 9 a. m.. from his late
residence, 1457 Tenth Avenue
In 1900 San Francisco, Ellen Hennessey born Aug 1839 in Ireland, has
had ten children, five living. William J. born February 1880 in
Ireland, is with her, and Frank McMahon grandson born August 1894 in
California, is with them.
In 1910 San Francisco William J. is 30, Elma S. 25, with a lodger
Ambrose F. McMahon 14, and brother Michael J. Hennessy 39.
HOISINGTON - Joyce Lee Jaynes, 78, died May 27 2001 at Via
Christi Regional Medical Center, St. Joseph Campus in Wichita. She was born Jan. 18, 1923, in Hoisington, the daughter of Henry
Edward and Ruth Whitcomb Hunt Herres. She married Lloyd L. Jaynes Feb. 12, 1943, in Phoenix, Ariz. A lifetime resident of
Hoisington, she was a homemaker. Mrs. Jaynes was a member of Vine United Methodist Church in Hoisington, Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority and Great Bend Area Panhellenic. Survivors include her husband of the home; two sons, Craig E. Jaynes of Jamestown,
Ohio, and Brent A. Jaynes of Overland Park; two daughters, Jerree Cooper of Hoisington and Leesa Zimmerman of Columbia,
Mo.; one brother, Ed Herres of Hoisington; and nine grandchildren. Memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday
at First United Methodist Church in Hoisington with the Rev.Janet Myers officiating. Burial will be at Hoisington Cemetery.
Cecilia H. Goodwin born April 13, 1906 in Kansas, died Nov 14, 1991 in Los
Angeles, mother's maiden name Redetzke, fathr "Clonmel"
Katherine Hennessey married Elbert E. Smith September 23, 1903, recorded in
Denver County, A.E. Chase, minister, of Glendivery, Colorado performed the
ceremony. (Glendevery is in Larimer County. The Laramie River Dude Ranch is
located in north central Colorado just a few miles from the Wyoming border.
Valley residents call our area Glendevey, Colorado although the Glendevey post
office closed nearly fifty years ago. The postal service now uses Jelm, WY to
deliver the mail)
In 1910 Forsythe precinct, Rosebud County, Montana, M.C. Smith is 23, married but no spouse. She
has daughters O. Smith 4, born in Colorado and V. Smith two months old, born in Montana.
Mary Catherine Smith, born at Sterling Colorado, widowed, daughter of James
P. Hennessy and Emma Nora Brasket, married Charles Maurice Davis, both of
Forsyth, Montana June 5, 1911. She was 23, so she would have been born about
1888. Marriage was recorded in Miles City, Custer County, Montana.
Charles Davis, whose death was briefly mentioned in the last issue
of The Mail, was born at Sherwood, Branch county, Michigan, Nov. 28th,
1862, and departed this life at the home near Langdon Oct. 13th, 1924,
aged 61 years, 10 months and 16 days.
"Deceased was the son of Oscar and Elizabeth Davis and at the age of
sixteen moved with the family from Michigan to Minnesota. He was united
in marriage with Almira Coy at Silver Creek, Minn., Jan. 1st, 1882. To
this union were born seven children, Frank, the eldest, preceded his
father to the grave a year ago, on Oct. 22nd, 1923, at Cedro Wooley
(sic), Wash. Mr. Davis is survived by his wife and the following
children: Floyd E., of Annandale, Mont.; Chas. Morris, who recently
returned home from Wyoming; Mrs. Elizabeth Kamhoot of Thurlow, Minn.;
Mrs. Mabel Harriman of Greenwood, Neb.; Mrs. Myra Smith of Hamburg, Ia.,
and Theodore William at home.
"For over a quarter of a century the family of Charles Davis was closely
identified with the upbuilding of Eastern Montana, Mr. Davis being a
rancher for that period. In 1902, when the eastern half of Montana was
divided and Rosebud county organized, Mr. Davis was appointed its first
sheriff. He served in that capacity for three years. At that time a
rough element of citizenry was prevalent in the mining camps in and near
Anaconda and neighboring towns, and Sheriff Davis's fearlessness and
zeal for upholding the law proved a valuable asset to the new county of
Rosebud. After holding the office of Sheriff for three years Mr. Davis
was elected county treasurer of Rosebud county in 1905, and served in
that capacity for one term.
"The family moved to Southern Missouri in 1911 and to Hamburg, Iowa, in
1915. In 1919 they came to Atchison county, settling on their farm of
240 acres southeast of Landon.
"For twenty-five years Mr. Davis had been a member of the Masonic
fraternity. Testimony of his friends tells of his purpose of right
living and right doing, confirmed by the statement of a member of his
family, 'Those who knew him best loved him most.'
"The funeral service was held Wednesday, Oct. 15th, at the home, by Rev.
C. F. Jenkins, interment taking place at Hunter cemetery." #
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Charles M. Davis, divorced, married Hazel F. Jensen July 14, 1928 in Hardin,
Big Horn County, Montana. Charles M. 1888-1951 is buried in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Mary C. Hennessey, 38 , married Sam Courtney, 36 in Fort Collins Dec 15,
1926.
In 1930 Ventura County, California, are Mary 44, and Sam 41 Courtney (he was born
in Scotland). Her father was born in Northern Ireland, mother in Indiana.
She was first married at 19 - that would be about 1905.
In 1940 Los Angeles County, Sam is a carpenter, 48, born in Scotland,
Katherine 51 Colorado, with Mary 16 and Helen 13, both born in Colorado.
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Oral Interview March 8, 1979
Edna Denham Interviewer: Alice Clark
Edna Denham B. October 23, 1907 Albany, Wyoming
Husband: Arthur Denham
Deceased parents: John and Rosell McLennan
Well, I was born up on a ranch out of Albany, in Albany
County, Wyoming. My mother was Rosell Brasket McLennan. And Dad was John
McLennan. He was born in Scotland and was brought here when he was three
years old, to the United States. He was a freighter from the north. I
think Minnesota. And then that was when he met my mother, and they were
married in Nebraska. And they moved to Laramie. See, Albany is only
about 45 miles out of Laramie. We lived on the ranch there until I was
about five. Then we moved to Laramie where I went to school most of the
time that I went to school. I finished school out in a little logging
camp in California. Tehachapi, California. Then later, wemoved back to
Wyoming and there I met Art and we were married here in Fort Collins, in
1926.
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GRACE EMILY YOUNG born, July 4 1883, at Sheldon, la.,
married, March 2 1902, Kearney LaCrete Brasket, at
Willits, Calif, and lives at Stevenson, Calif. Seven
children, all born in Humbolt County, Calif. (Mrs. K. L.
Brasket).
i. Mary Cecilia, b. May 2 1906, md. Aug. 11 1923, Lloyd
Mount Joy Sawyer and lives in Humbolt Co., Calif. Five
children: Lucine Goldie, b. Apr. 11 1924; Lorin Ellis,
b.Dec. 6 1927; Leland Marvin, b. Nov. 18 1928; Joy
Estelle, b. Feb. 3 1930; and Dora Jane Sawyer, b. Nov.
21 1939-
ii. Alice Lucille, b. Sept. 20 1908, at Fortuna, Calif.,
md. June 24 1930, Leonard Monroe Whitlow, at Fortuna.
Two children: Leonard Veldon, b. March 11 193 1, and
Ardis Elaine Whitlow, b. Aug. 27 1934.
iii. Arthur Eugene, b. July 30 1910, d. Sept. 30 1917.
iv. Kenneth LaCrete, b. Feb. 7 1917, at Fortuna, Calif.
v. Eva, b. Oct. 24 1919, d. Dec. 4 1919.
vi. Edith, twin of Eva, d. Oct. 25 191 9, at Fortuna,
Calif,
vii. Clyde Emile, b. Oct. 7 1920, at Fortuna, Calif.
Ukiah Daily Journal, California Memorial services will
be Saturday, Jan. 9, 1988 at 1 p.m. at the Laytonville
Fire Hall for Kennith LaCrete Brasket, 70, who died Dec.
30 in a Ukiah hospital. Officiating will be Jack
Campbell. Private inurnment will be at Willits Cemetery,
arrangements by Ankcr-Luicier Mortuary. Born Feb. 7,
1917, in Fortuna; Brasket was a Branscomb resident his
adult life, coming to this community from Fortuna. He
was a timber faller employed by Luber Logging Co, and
was a caretaker for Dottie Jack and Cliff Johnson of
Jackson Valley. He served in U.S. Navy during World War
II. Surviving him are three children, Dennis Brasket of
Laytonville, Richard Brasket of Alaska, and Carla Knight
of Willits; 17 grand- children; -five-great
grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. The
family prefers memorial contributions be made to
Alzheimer Disease Foundation.
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THE ONES FOLLOWING ARE NOT LIKELY
There's a James P. Hennessey 1881-1951 and Roberta 1864-1917 buried in Pueblo
Colorado. - this one is too young to be the 1888 one.
Lincoln Nebraska 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Clement R. Paswaters of Rt. 5 celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary on Dec. 14 with a family dinner at their home.
Present were the couple’s sons-in-law and daughters, Messrs. and Mmes. James
Hennessey of Pueblo, Colo.,
The Platte County Nebraska one born in 1878 is also too young
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James Patrick Hennessy, was born in Lost Creek
Township February 25, 1878. He is the son of John and Mary Ann Francis
Hennessy. John Hennessy was born in County Kerry, Ireland, October 14,
1839, and died June 26, 1921, at Platte Center, Nebraska. Mary Hennessy
was born May 17, 1848, also in County Kerry, Ireland, and died May 15,
1914, at Platte Center.
James Hennessy had thirteen brothers and sisters. Mary
Jane Hennessy, who was Mrs. Henry Burke, died in Platte Center in 1935.
Margaret is married to T. H. Gleason. William P. Hennessy is married to
Margaret MacEvoy. Robert died at the age of three months. Nora is
married to Patrick H. Roberts. John died in infancy. Katheryn, who was
Mrs. John R. Cooney, died July 6, 1937. Edward died at the age of three.
Josephine is married to James G. Lee. Rose Ann died at the age of six,
Thomas at the age of five. Gertrude Hennessy died in Columbus, September
6, 1938. Leo Francis Hennessy is married to Katheryn Considine.
Mr. Hennessy attended St. Joseph's Parochial School
and School District 24. On June 15, 1921, at St. Joseph's Catholic
Church in Platte Center, he was married to Margaret Elena Gleeson,
daughter of John and Mary Elizabeth Curran Gleeson. Mr. and Mrs.
Hennessy have one son, James Francis, who was born March 12, 1927. James
Francis attended St. Joseph's School and the District 24 High School. A
daughter, Mary Margaret, was born August 5, 1923; and died September 19,
1923.
Mr. Hennessy, a farmer, has always been active in
community circles. He is a member of the Catholic Church and was
formerly a member of the Knights of Columbus. Politically, he is a
Democrat.
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