Notes: The Cassidy's of Co. Donegal, Ireland

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1	Agnes died when she was seven years old.	Family: F3
2	Andrew and Marion lived at 68 Garretson Avenue, Bayonne, New Jersey, in 1930, according to the 1930 U.S. Census. Their monthly rent was $45.	Family: F5
3	Both John and Ellen were naturalized in 1890, according to the 1920 U.S. Census. This also lists them both as having come to America in 1885.	Family: F134
4	Frank and Eileen were married inside St. Leo's Church in Dorchester, a working-class section of Boston. Celebrating the Mass was Eileen's brother, Father Daniel Hugh Cassidy, who had been ordained a short time earlier. It was the first wedding Father Donal ever performed. St. Leo's was sold to a Pentecostal church in Boston's South End in 2006, but had been closed since 1999, according to the Dorchester Reporter. St. Leo's was located on Esmond Street in Dorchester. For more information on St. Leo's: DORCHESTER REPORTER: "New church group buys old St. Leo's parish" http://www.dotnews.com/churchbuysstleos.html DORCHESTER REPORTER: "St. Leo's was spiritual home for waves of Dorchester families" http://www.dotnews.com/stleoshistory.html DORCHESTER ATHENEUM http://www.dorchesteratheneum.org/page.php?id=181	Family: F2
5	In 1910, the family had a boarder named John O'Connell, 28, single, born in Ireland, staying with them. O'Connell was a granite stone-cutter. Source: 1910 U.S. Census	Family: F134
6	John J.'s occupation in 1910 is listed as a laborer (street work).	Family: F134
7	Lived at 5 Malden Street, Quincy, Massachusetts, as of the 1900 United States Census. John's occupation listed as "stonecutter." They owned their property (as of 1900) and was paying a mortgage on it.	Family: F134
8	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F135
9	Lived in West Quincy. Ellen Brennan came with Julia Brennan to America.	Family: F134
10	Martin & Kate lived at 60 Allison Street in Newton in a house they owned. Martin came to America from Ireland in 1886 and became a naturalized citizen. Kate came to America from ireland in 1884. Martin worked as an expressman.	Family: F24
11	Still need to examine Census date more carefully. May be a child to add.	Family: F134
12	The 1911 Irish Census lists the family as having 12 children, though only 9 that are still alive. The 1911 Census lists: Francis Sarah Etta John Neil Alphonsus Those are the only children listed as living in the family house. Some of the older siblings would have been in their mid-twenties and might have already married and moved out. Source: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Donegal/Clogher/Clogher/477852/	Family: F21
13	Immigrated to the United States in 1889 (NOT at age 11).	Brennan Ellen E.
14	Immigrated to the United States in 1889 at the age of 11, according to the 1900 U.S. Census	Brennan Ellen E.
15	High jumper. Bookkeeper. Married a woman named Annie?	Brennan John
16	Had been living in the United States for 15 years (since 1885), according to the 1900 U.S. Census.	Brennan Julia A.
17	Julia Brennan Cassidy was 35 years old in 1911, according to the 1911 Census of Ireland. Her profession was listed as "dressmaker." Source: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002051818/	Brennan Julia A.
18	The 1900 U.S. Census shows she and her husband Francis lived at 3 Victor St. in Boston, Massachusetts.	Brennan Julia A.
19	Stayed in County Mayo, Ireland.	Brennan Mary
20	A middle initial -- C -- is listed on his passenger record when he came to the United States in 1921. We don't know what it stands for.	Cassidy Alphonsus C.
21	Immigrated to the United States in 1912 and became a naturalized citizen, according to the 1930 U.S. Census.	Cassidy Andrew
22	Last known residence was Paterson, New Jersey.	Cassidy Andrew
23	Served in World War I for the United States, according to the 1930 U.S. Census.	Cassidy Andrew
24	Worked as an electrician in 1930, according to the 1930 U.S. Census.	Cassidy Andrew
25	Died at age 18.	Cassidy Andy
26	Listed as 6 years old in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Anthony
27	Listed as age 50 in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Catherine
28	Catherine died when she was five years old.	Cassidy Catherine L.
29	Father Daniel Cassidy was an active Josephite priest for 50 years in Maryland and Louisiana.	Cassidy Fr. Daniel Hugh
30	There was an Edward Cassidy, 24, who lived on Main Street in Ballyshannon in 1911, according to the Irish Census. He was listed as a shopman. We know that Edward died in Ballyshannon (though not until almost 50 years later), but there are no other Edward Cassidy's in Donegal that meet his description in the Census. Link to Census record: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Donegal/Ballyshannon/Main_Street/476919/	Cassidy Edward
31	"Big Frank" immigrated to the Bronx, NY.	Cassidy Francis
32	Francis came to the United States in 1885 and is listed as a naturalized American citizen, according to the 1900 U.S. Census.	Cassidy Francis
33	Occupation listed as "Clerk" in 1900, according to 1900 U.S. Census.	Cassidy Francis
34	"The Young Fella"	Cassidy Frank
35	Listed as 60 years old in 1911 Irish Census	Cassidy James
36	Immigrated to Fort Lee, New Jersey.	Cassidy John
37	John Brennan Cassidy's date of birth is listed as 1904 in his passenger record when he came to the United States by ship in 1921. The Social Security Death Index lists his date of birth as Nov. 29, 1903.	Cassidy John Brennan
38	Listed as 10 years old in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy John James
39	Listed as age 60 in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Johnny
40	Listed as age 12 in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Maggie Alice
41	Lived in Glen (Mountcharles, Donegal) in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Margaret
42	Birth date of 1893 confirmed by 1911 Irish Census, which lists age as 18.	Cassidy Mary Ann
43	Middle name Ann listed on 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Mary Ann
44	Listed as age 16 in 1911 Irish Census.	Cassidy Paddy
45	Brian Meehan and Sara Cassidy went to Georgia and left Ireland because she was pregnant. There was no record of Brian Meehan crossing the Atlantic but there was a record of Sara Cassidy. Shortly after 4th son was born she died. Due to there being no mother and the father had to work, the boys were raised in an orphanage. Upon turning the age of 16 they were sent out to fend for themselves; they headed north. You can imagine four young Irish Catholics in 1900 or 1905 would not have been welcome in the United States. Source: O'Grady's Family History -- http://www.ogradyspub.com	Cassidy Sara Ann
46	Francis Cassidy (presumably Frank and Julia Cassidy's son Francis) listed an "aunt" named Sarah Mulreaney on his World War I draft card. Sarah is listed as living at 98 W. Concord St., Boston, MA. That's a familiar address.	Cassidy Sarah
47	Blind in 1911, according to the 1911 Irish Census.	Friel Sally
48	Leaves Clogher for America in 1913 to live with his brother Francis Gildea who was living in Roxbury (a section of Boston). For more info, including address in the States: http://ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?order_num=1313192072&MID=04148609420068077440&order_num=1313192072&ORDER_ID=1600194131&FNM=PAT&LNM=GILDEA&PLNM=GILDEA&bSYR=1879&bEYR=1889&first_kind=1&last_kind=0&RF=6&pID=100677140381&lookup=100677140381&show=%5C%5C192%2E168%2E4%2E226%5Cimages%5CT715%2D2118%5CT715%2D21180755%2ETIF&origFN=%5C%5C192%2E168%2E4%2E226%5CIMAGES%5CT715%2D2118%5CT715%2D21180755%2ETIF	Gildea Patrick
49	Age listed as 56 in 1911 Irish Census.	Griffin Paddy
50	Living in Glen (Mountcharles, Donegal) in 1911 Irish Census.	Griffin Paddy