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Matthew Leahey
This entry is about Matthew Leahey (Born about 1903; death not recorded). For other family members with the same first and family name, see Matthew S. Leahey (3 June 1866 (compiled) – 18 July 1934).
Born about 1903; death not recorded
Matthew Leahey was born about 1903, a son of Dennis C. Leahey and Ellen T. Reilly, and was seven years old when the 1910 census found the family in Bayonne Ward 4. He carries his great-grandmother's family into a third Bayonne generation of the name; nothing after 1910 is recorded of him.
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Matthew Leahey was born about 1903, a son of Dennis C. Leahey and Ellen T. Reilly, and was seven years old when the 1910 census found the family in Bayonne Ward 4. He carries his great-grandmother's family into a third Bayonne generation of the name; nothing after 1910 is recorded of him.
Born at Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey
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Andrew John Leahey’s first cousin three times removed
Gina D. Cacace’s spouse's first cousin three times removed (by marriage)
Abigail Ann Leahey’s first cousin four times removed
Marie C. Fitzgerald’s spouse's first cousin twice removed (by marriage)
Kevin Leahey’s first cousin twice removed
Worked out from the recorded parents and marriages. No sex is recorded for anyone in this archive, so the wording stays neutral.
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Matthew Leahey is your first cousin, 3 times removed.
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Matched by parents Dennis and Ann, spouse Catherine Meaney, and the archive’s 1889 marriage report for Matthew Leahy and Catherine Meaney. Find a Grave memorial 184119510 (findagrave.com).
Parents Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 | Spouse Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy 1871–1939
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Name: Matthew Sylvester Leahy Birth: 3 Jun 1866 Death: 18 Jul 1934 (aged 68) Cemetery: Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA Plot: Blk-F Sec-JA Gr-38 1D Family links: Parents: Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919. Spouse: Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy 1871–1939 (m. 1888). Siblings: John Leahey 1861–1887; James J Leahey 1864–1947;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Dennis Charles Leahey Sr 1867–1957; Francis John Leahey 1868–1913; Anna Bridget ‘Annie’ Leahey Collins 1870–1905; Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Catherine Theresa Leahey 1874–1955; Mary Ellen H Leahey Gorman 1875–1944; Peter Vincent Leahey 1876–1950; Hanorah Matilda Leahey Hedley 1879–1917; Michael Joseph Leahey 1880–1938. Children: Dennis C Leahey 1890–1968; Catherine Elizabeth Leahey Quinlan 1893–1940; Anna Estelle Leahey McNelis 1895–1964; Ellen Teresa Leahey 1897–1933; Helena Veronica Leahey 1900–1900; Thomas F Leahey 1902–1906; Bertha Marie Leahey Blackwood 1905–1953; Jean Cecilia Leahey Leary 1907–1981; Matthew Sylvester Leahey Jr 1912–1984; Matthew Leahey 1914–1914.
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LEAHEY
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At home in Bayonne Ward 4
Entered as Matthew, aged 7, in Dennis and Ellen Leahey's household, sheet 10B.
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John Leahey memorial with photographed joint Leahey stone
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Tap to open a larger copyMatthew Leahy and Catherine Meaney marriage, The Jersey City News, 15 June 1889
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Matthew Leahy and Miss Catherine Meaney were married by the Rev. Father Andrew M. Egan in St. Mary’s R. C. Church recently. The bridesmaid was the young lady’s sister, Miss Annie Meaney and James Finnan acted as best man.
Tap to open a larger copyM. S. Leahy’s catboat Willet, The Jersey City News, 30 August 1890
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THE BIG REGATTA. Entries for the Event—Tennis Tourney—Athletics, etc. The finest regatta that has been given in this vicinity will be that under the auspices of the New York Yacht Racing Association. The largest fleet of fast yachts that have been brought together will participate. Over one hundred boats will start, and the local clubs will be well represented.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 900 words
Yachts will begin to arrive today and tomorrow Communipaw Bay will be crowded with yachts. The headquarters of the visiting yachtsmen will be the Pavonia Yacht Club’s house. Preparations have been made for their reception. The steward has been instructed to prepare 150 gallons of chowder and several thousand sandwiches, of course there will be a bountiful supply of liquids. Last year the club served 130 gallons of chowder. Many of the visiting yachtsmen will be entertained at the house of the Jersey City Yacht Club and will also be welcomed at the houses of the Dauntless and the Oceanic clubs. The Pavonia Yacht Club will be represented in the regatta by the Avalon, Phantom, Pontiac, Sylvia, Willie and Charlie, Mascotte, Emma C., Irene, Pavonia, Maud M., Souter Johnnie, Christine, Maude, Aunt Jennie, Millie, Helen, Growler, Linden, Louis W., Rex, Iola, Square, Marie, Irene, Jessie G., Three Brothers, Irma, Woolsey and Jennie V. The Jersey City Yacht Club has entered several boats. Among them Commodore Abbett’s Nimrod, Captain Alex. Roe’s Forsythe and Captain Benson’s Millie. The Newark Bay and the Newark Y. C. have several boats in it. The list of entries is as follows:— Class A, schooners—Commodore A. J. Prime’s Edith. Class C, cabin sloops (53 feet and over 45 feet)—Commodore H. F. Allen’s Dolphin. Class D, cabin sloops (45 feet and over 38 feet)—H. Bush’s Dudley, L. Mittelsdorf’s Avalon, H. B. Pearson’s Gertrude and Commodore D. W. Kohn’s Phantom. Class E, cabin sloops (38 feet and over 32 feet)—Thomas Kells’ Pontiac, Frederick Berg’s White Wing, Thomas J. Roache’s Orestes, Theo. Zerega’s Kathleen, J. P. Eustis’ Silvia, Commodore L. Abbett, Jr.’s Nimrod, J. M. Williams’ Volusia, Commodore William H. Rowe’s Mergus, George W. Poucher’s Hazel and John E. Drew’s Lottie. Class F, cabin sloops (32 feet and over 27 feet)—R. Brannigan’s Willie & Charlie, David Loper’s Mascot, Charles E. Cameron’s Emma C., L. M. Little’s Gracie T., Commodore J. F. Lalor’s Peerless, J. M. Radford’s Irene, Alexander Roe’s Forsyth, J. J. Clifford’s Sorceress, F. Weslow’s Restless, Charles T. Willis’ Brunechilde, J. F. Hitchcock’s Jonah, John Mellor’s Pavonia, F. Dickens’ Sadie May, W. W. McManus’ Maud M. and Thomas J. Rache’s Annie R. Class G, cabin sloops (27 feet and under)—A. McInnes’ Souter Johnnie, Charles F. Allen’s Marguerite, John Dickson’s Vixen, A. L. Skinner’s Bertha, A. F. Wobeke’s Arrow, W. A. Smith’s Christine, No. 1; H. C. Rosemond’s Lurline, A. W. Warner’s Theresa, F. I. Fite’s Alice E., M. P. Leo’s Oriole, E. A. Morley’s Maud, C. H. Benson’s Millie, R. H. Macfarland’s Aunt Jennie and C. F. Stevens’ Christine, No. 2. Class 1, open sloops (27 feet and over 23 feet)—L. M. Keyser’s Helen, Edward W. Ketcham’s Charm and Scott and Lurton’s Eagle Wing. Class 2, open sloops (27 feet and over 23 feet)—M. Flynn’s Lizzie F., Jno. Bell’s Growler, H. A. Young’s Beulah, C. Roth’s James T. Corlett, J. J. McCarthy’s Jno. A. Cameron, G. S. Brown’s Carrie B., W. E. Kinzey’s Thorn and J. J. Vreeland’s Our Own. Class 3, open sloops (23 feet and under)—Leeger and Rowe’s Anonymous, J. Phillips’ Just Woke Up, Heincken and Clark’s Minnie, Otto Rau’s Leader, B. Wehrlon’s Hilma, William A. White’s Louis W., J. Reilly’s Augusta M., J. E. Schilling’s Ethel, Jno. Reis’ Lone Star, William Faas’ Schemer and David M. Glynn’s H. C. Miner. Class 4, cabin catboats (over 23 feet)—Charles H. Kunbel’s Phoenix, A. J. Prime’s Nina, Rufus King’s Rex, Theodore Meyer’s Storm Childe, Ortlieb & McArdle’s Henry Gray, Ed. Davis’ Iola, E. L. Phillips’ Edna. Class 5, cabin catboats (23 feet and under)—M. Torpel’s Laura, Fred Muller’s Ripple, J. Greenebaum’s Florence K., P. V. Griffin’s Flirt, J. K. Traker’s May Bee. Class 6, open catboats (32 feet and over)—R. Brandreth’s Madge, J. H. Levings’ Nora L., Pringle & McCaffrey’s Square. Class 7, open catboats (27 feet and over 23 feet)—P. F. Samstag’s Aller, F. L. DeGraw’s Nedeya, J. A. Styles’ May F., James Dorsey’s Vivid, Frank Barth’s Marie, Robert Murray’s Irene, McGlynn & Cooney’s Rambler, William Lutter’s Gesine, W. P. Vreeland’s Alida, J. H. Weston’s Jessie G. Class 8, open catboats (23 feet and over 20 feet)—J. R. Smith’s Pauline B., L. T. Washburn, Jr.’s Columbia, F. S. Jenks’ Oneita, Connoly & Steurer’s Three Brothers, A. R. Osborn’s Orient, E. W. Throckmorton’s Genii, F. H. Whitney’s Irma, Commodore G. A. Bouker’s Lizzie B., Clinton R. James’ Undine, William Durham’s Eureka, William Arndt’s Frank Oliver. Class 9, open catboats (20 feet and over 17 feet)—Charles Mueller’s Merllen, Charles W. Volt’s Ida K., Charles J. Hart’s Rival, R. M. Jones’ Gauntlet, Murphy Brothers’ Wolsey, S. K. Everett’s Dido, W. P. Vreeland’s Anita, H. C. Schwarz’s Dolphin, M. Nicholas’ Charles T. Wills, W. C. Tower’s Florence, William B. Adams’ Triton, B. Barnett’s Miriam, E. M. Post’s Bon Ton, William Vogt’s Jennie V., C. Van Kamp’s Minnie Kein, Joseph Sanford’s Mist, William Beck’s Sunbeam, Essman & Swenson’s Swallow, William I. Salter’s Eddie. Class 10, open catboats (17 feet and under)—M. S. Leahy’s Willet, J. Spavin’s Gala Water, C. J. Stone’s Eleanor, H. H. Stilling’s Bath, W. F. Porter’s Harry C.
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Dennis Leahey household, 1910 United States census, Bayonne Ward 4
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Bayonne Ward 4, district 22, sheet 10B. Dennis Leahey, head, 42, born New York, father and mother born Ireland. Ellen Leahey, wife, 36, born New York. Children: Catherine 16, Nora 10, Matthew 7, Stella 4, Dennis 2, all born New Jersey.
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Reading Irish Civil Registration
The year 1864 is the dividing line in this family’s Irish paper trail. Civil registration began in 1845 for non-Catholic and civil marriages, but from 1 January 1864 the law required registration of all births,…
The Irish Road to Ipswich, Queensland
Most branches on this site point toward New York or New Jersey. The Hickey–McGreevy–McGuire cluster points in the opposite direction, to Ipswich, Queensland. The Australian evidence is uneven: cemetery records …
What we still don't know
- [PRIVACY FLAG CORRECTED] This person was marked as possibly living, which suppressed everything about them. Nothing in their record refers to any year after 1867, so they cannot be alive: even somebody born in that year would be over a hundred and ten now. The flag was a default that had never been revisited, and it was hiding a nineteenth-century person as though they were a contemporary.