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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.
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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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All 5,319 available issues (23,234 OCR page files), 27 February 1889–22 December 1906, were searched for Dennis variants with boat, barge, tow, vessel, canal, harbor, wharf, dock, ship, yacht, collision, salvage and captain terms. No item tied Dennis Leahey to both the Bayonne family and maritime work. The surfaced Dennis items concern a Hoboken school-wood contractor and a Hoboken patrolman and are not this family.
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Annie | Leahey | ... 8/6/1894 | 95 Hobart Ave | ... Tom Meaney | Catherine | HCCC | Aged 21y, deed to Dennis Leahy.
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Marriage, 24 January 1891: Thomas Garvey, grocer, Ventry, married Bridget Fitzgerald. 1911 census: the Ventry shop-and-home household contained eleven people in four rooms. Death, 12 October 1914: Twelfth October 1914 | Ventry | Thomas Garvey | M | married | 53 years | Shopkeeper | Cancer of the Bowels Certified | Patrick Garvey Son Ventry Present at death.
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Denis Leahey; birth Apr 3-1886; baptism Apr 11-1886; father John; mother Marg't Mahoney; sponsors Denis Leahey, Anna Leahey. | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US | Denis Leahey; birth Apr 3-1886; baptism Apr 11-1886; father John; mother Marg't Mahoney; sponsors Denis Leahey, Anna Leahey
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James Leahey ... 06/01/1914 ... 83 W 12th St. ... John/US Margaret Mahoney/US ... Aged 28y ... train operator. | Margaret Leahey ... 05/20/1914 ... 83 W 12th St. ... James/US Barbara Brennan/US ... Aged 11m. | Dennis Leahey/Ire Ann Galvin/Ire ... Aged 38y, Born US ... Ordered by John Hedley. | Dennis/Ire Anna Galvin/Ire ... Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY), Widower.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 400 words
| Dennis/Ire Ann Rowlor/Ire, | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US | **George | Hoffman | H155 | 02/05/1915 | 36 W 23rd St. … Bayonne y … unknown/Germany … unknown/Germany | HCCC | Aged 69y,2m, Born Germany, 35y resident of state, Married, Occupation stillman** | **in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death** | **Edward | Hoffman … 12/19/1914 | 10 W 21st St. … George/US | Mary Lynch/US | HCCC | Aged 3m, Born US, Date of birth 9/22/1914, Buried in Block C, No. 1061** | **Nov 1846** | **Aged 69y,2m**, | Edward | Hoffman … 12/19/1914 | 10 W 21st St. … George/US | Mary Lynch/US | HCCC | Aged 3m, Born US, Date of birth 9/22/1914, Buried in Block C, No. 1061. | Edward | Hoffman … 12/19/1914 | 10 W 21st St. … George/US | Mary Lynch/US | HCCC | Aged 3m, Born US, Date of birth 9/22/1914, Buried in Block C, No. 1061. | Margaret | Leahey … 05/20/1914 | 83 W 12th St. … James/US | Barbara Brennan/US … Aged 11m. | Margaret | Leahey … 05/20/1914 | 83 W 12th St. … James/US | Barbara Brennan/US … Aged 11m. | George | Hoffman | H155 | 02/05/1915 | 36 W 23rd St. … unknown/Germany … unknown/Germany | HCCC | Aged 69y,2m, Born Germany, 35y resident of state, Married, Occupation stillman. | Nov 1846 … Germany … 1880 | in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death, | stillman | unknown/Germany | George | Hoffman | H155 | 02/05/1915 | 36 W 23rd St. … unknown/Germany … unknown/Germany | HCCC | Aged 69y,2m, Born Germany, 35y resident of state, Married, Occupation stillman. | George/US | Mary Lynch/US | Date of birth 9/22/1914, | Block C, No. 1061. | Catherine | Lynch | L520 | 10/11/1917 | 16 W 21st St. … John Griffith/Ire | Anna Shannon/Ire | Mt. Olivet | Aged 58y, Born England, Widow. | John Griffith | George/US | Mary Lynch/US | Catherine | Lynch | L520 | 10/11/1917 | 16 W 21st St. … John Griffith/Ire | Anna Shannon/Ire | Mt. Olivet | Aged 58y, Born England, Widow.
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James Rabbit ... James / Emma Leahey ... George Sweeney / Mary Reilly. | George Denis Taylor ... Frederick / Barbara Weis ... Denis Leahey / Anna Leahey. | Married Michael Leahey Apr. 21-1908. | Edward Kemble ... James / Delia Henneberry ... Jeremiah McCarthy / Emma Leahey.
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James Rabbit ... James / Emma Leahey ... George Sweeney / Mary Reilly. | George Denis Taylor ... Frederick / Barbara Weis ... Denis Leahey / Anna Leahey. | Married Michael Leahey Apr. 21-1908. | Edward Kemble ... James / Delia Henneberry ... Jeremiah McCarthy / Emma Leahey.
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James Rabbit ... James / Emma Leahey ... George Sweeney / Mary Reilly. | George Denis Taylor ... Frederick / Barbara Weis ... Denis Leahey / Anna Leahey. | Married Michael Leahey Apr. 21-1908. | Edward Kemble ... James / Delia Henneberry ... Jeremiah McCarthy / Emma Leahey.
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James Rabbit ... James / Emma Leahey ... George Sweeney / Mary Reilly. | George Denis Taylor ... Frederick / Barbara Weis ... Denis Leahey / Anna Leahey. | Married Michael Leahey Apr. 21-1908. | Edward Kemble ... James / Delia Henneberry ... Jeremiah McCarthy / Emma Leahey.
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Dennis Leahey ... 04/26/1907 ... 11 Cottage St. ... Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US
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09/19/1919 ... 319 Ave. C ... John Galvin/Ire Ellen Long/Ire ... Widow of Dennis Leahey. | Aged 70y ... Widow of Dennis Leahey. | **Catherine | Weckesser | W226 | 07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany | unknown/Germany | Holy Name | Aged 67y, Born Germany, Widow of George Weckesser, Buried in Block C, No. 587, George Weckesser, deceased 6/1/1920, in same grave, Ordered by Mrs.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 350 words
Catherine Ludwig** | **George | Weckeser | W226 | 05/28/1920 | 347 Ave. E … unknown/Germany | unknown/Germany | Holy Name | Aged 69y, Born Germany, resident of state 40y, Married, Buried in Block C, No. 587** | resident of state 40y | **Mary L. | Lanskey | L520 | 07/10/1922 | 349 Ave. F … George Weckesser/Germany | Catherine Autudner(?)/Germany | Holy Name | Aged 36y,7m,6d, Born US (Bayonne, NJ), date of birth 12/4/1886, Wife of Joseph Lanskey, Buried in Block B, No. 525** | **Anton | Engel | E524 | 02/01/1919 | 48 E 22nd St. … Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany | HCCC | Aged 34y, Born US (Bayonne, NJ), Married, Occupation patrolman** | **Mother’s Maiden Name Cath. Elnstretter … Sponsors George Hoffman Rose Hoffman** | **Cathrine / Antretta / Codik** | **Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany** | **Rosa Gass/Germany** | **name, race, month and year of birth, age, citizenship status, place of residence** | **volume number, enumeration district number, and page and line numbers** | **Aged 69y, Born Germany, resident of state 40y** | **Aged 67y, Born Germany** | **Catherine Autudner(?)/Germany** | **05/28/1920**, | **George Weckesser, deceased 6/1/1920** | **in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany**
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Dennis Leahey/Ire Ann Galvin/Ire ... Aged 38y, Born US ... Ordered by John Hedley. | Dennis/Ire Anna Galvin/Ire ... Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY), Widower. | Dennis/Ire Ann Rowlor/Ire, | **stillborn | Hoffman … 03/06/1924 … Russell/US | Eva Briggs/US**,
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Baptisms 01 Jul. 1833 to 29 Dec. 1878 | register begins after 1838 | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US | Cloyne | Microfilm 04989 / 08, | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork, | 223 images, | Churchtown Parish; Churchtown and Kilteskin Parish. | March 1835, | March 1838, | June 1840.
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Johanna Catherine Buckly | Mick John Leahy | with user-submitted family trees | Children (13) | 1880 United States Federal Census | 1900 United States Federal Census | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US | Birth March 1838 - Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland, | Mother Johanna Catherine Buckly, | Father Mick John Leahy, | Dennis Leahy had 13 children. | We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees ... examine these records to determine their accuracy. | March 1838 - Cloyne | Aged 70y | March 1838. | Dennis Leahy had 13 children | John Leahey 1861 - 1887 | Dennis Leahy found in 1900 United States Federal Census.
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Leahy Dennis, driver, h 79 Madison H | Leahy Dennis, fireman, h 566 Grove.
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Records span 1884-1894 | Page 160 ends 1 Jun 1893 | Page 160 ends 1 Jun 1893.
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Baptisms 1884-1894 | **Saint Mary Star of the Sea, Bayonne - Baptisms 1884-1894** | Saint Mary Star of the Sea, Bayonne - Baptisms 1884-1894.
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1880 United States Federal Census | 1900 United States Federal Census | John/US Margaret Mahoney/US
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June 1878 through December 1900, | 31 April 1978. | **LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76** | **Starting in 1968, the state death index starts to provide the exact date of death** | **0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson** | **1901-1903, 1920-1929, and 1949-2000**, | **The New Jersey Department of Health could not locate the death index data for these years in their facility** | not found | 1901-1903, 1920-1929, and 1949-2000 | could not locate the death index data, | McDonald James, | McGuinn James, | McNally James, | OBrien David, | Rigney Edward, | Schweckhardt Ch, | Sparks Alfred, | Stinger Abe, | White John,
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31 April 1978. | **LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76** | **Starting in 1968, the state death index starts to provide the exact date of death** | **0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson** | 31 APR 1978 | **LEAHEY CATHERINE V … 04/30/76** | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | 0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson. | 31 April | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | 0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson. | Catherine | D | 9, | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | Hoboken City | Hudson. | 31 April 1976 | LEAHEY … CATHERINE … V | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | Hoboken City | Hudson.
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31 April 1978. | **LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76** | **Starting in 1968, the state death index starts to provide the exact date of death** | **0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson** | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | 0905 | Hoboken City | Hudson. | 31 April | LEAHEY | CATHERINE | V | 19638 | 0905 | 0905 | 04/30/76. | Hoboken City | Hudson. | 31 April 1976
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**George Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth June 29 – 1885 … Date of Baptism July 19 – 1885 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andredes … Sponsors George Weckensen [as printed] Cartina Weckensen [as printed]** | **Rosa Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth May 11 – 1887 … Date of Baptism June 19 – 1887 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rosa Antreter … Sponsors Adam EngelShow the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Rosina Engel** | **Mary Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth Apr 13 – 1889 … Date of Baptism May 5 – 1889 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andretner … Sponsors Theo. Horoster Mary Horoster** | **Andredes** | **Antreter** | **Andretner** | George | Rose Andredes, | Mary T | Catherine. | George Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth June 29 – 1885 … Date of Baptism July 19 – 1885 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andredes. | Rosa Antreter, | Rose Andretner | Rosine. | Married … 18 … 9 … 9 | Rose Andretner.
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**George Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth June 29 – 1885 … Date of Baptism July 19 – 1885 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andredes … Sponsors George Weckensen [as printed] Cartina Weckensen [as printed]** | **Rosa Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth May 11 – 1887 … Date of Baptism June 19 – 1887 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rosa Antreter … Sponsors Adam EngelShow the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Rosina Engel** | **Mary Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth Apr 13 – 1889 … Date of Baptism May 5 – 1889 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andretner … Sponsors Theo. Horoster Mary Horoster** | **Andredes** | **Antreter** | **Andretner** | Rose Andredes, | Rosa Antreter, | Rose Andretner | Rosine. | Rosa Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth May 11 – 1887 … Date of Baptism June 19 – 1887 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rosa Antreter … Sponsors Adam Engel Rosina Engel. | Married … 18 … 9 … 9 | George | Rose Andretner.
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**George Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth June 29 – 1885 … Date of Baptism July 19 – 1885 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andredes … Sponsors George Weckensen [as printed] Cartina Weckensen [as printed]** | **Rosa Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth May 11 – 1887 … Date of Baptism June 19 – 1887 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rosa Antreter … Sponsors Adam EngelShow the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Rosina Engel** | **Mary Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth Apr 13 – 1889 … Date of Baptism May 5 – 1889 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andretner … Sponsors Theo. Horoster Mary Horoster** | **Apr 13 – 1889**, | **Apr 1890** | **Andredes** | **Antreter** | **Andretner** | Rose Andredes, | Rosa Antreter, | Rose Andretner | Rosine. | Mary Hoffman … Date and Place of Birth Apr 13 – 1889 … Date of Baptism May 5 – 1889 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Rose Andretner. | Married … 18 … 9 … 9 | George | Rose Andretner.
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**Mary Lynch … Date and Place of Birth Sept 18 – 1884 … Date of Baptism Sept 28 – 1884 … Father’s Name Timothy … Mother’s Maiden Name Catherine Griffis … Sponsors Joseph Hickey Cath. Welsh** | Cath. Welsh | Timothy | Catherine Griffis, | Mary T | Mary Lynch … Date and Place of Birth Sept 18 – 1884 … Date of Baptism Sept 28 – 1884 … Father’s Name Timothy … Mother’s Maiden Name Catherine Griffis … Sponsors Joseph Hickey Cath. Welsh. | Bayonne
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**Margaret Lynch … Mar 7 – 1887 … Mar 13 – 1887 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … John Walsh Cath. Ward** | **Catherine Lynch … Dec 9 – 1890 … Jan 18 – 1891 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … Jerome Walsh Cath. Walsh** | Mar 7 – 1887 … Mar 13 – 1887 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … John Walsh Cath. Ward. | Dec 9 – 1890 … Jan 18 – 1891 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … Jerome Walsh Cath. Walsh.
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**Margaret Lynch … Mar 7 – 1887 … Mar 13 – 1887 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … John Walsh Cath. Ward** | **Catherine Lynch … Dec 9 – 1890 … Jan 18 – 1891 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … Jerome Walsh Cath. Walsh** | Mar 7 – 1887 … Mar 13 – 1887 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … John Walsh Cath. Ward. | Dec 9 – 1890 … Jan 18 – 1891 … Timothy … Cath. Griffin … Jerome Walsh Cath. Walsh.
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**George Hoffman** | **O M H** | 9 born/9 living | 18 | **Germany/Germany/Germany** | **1880** | **Apr 13 – 1889**, | **Apr 1890** | **Nov 1846** | **Aged 69y,2m**, | **Hoffman | Rose** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 200 words
E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | 12th census of population, 1900 [microform] : New Jersey | George … Son … Jun 1885 … 14 … Single … New Jersey … Germany … Germany … Print Pressman, | Rosa … Wife … Mar 1862 … 38 … Married … 18 … 9 … 9 … Germany … Germany … Germany … 1880 … 20, | Mar 1862 … Germany … 1880 | Married … 18 … 9 … 9 | 9 … 9 … 1880 … 20 | O M H | Minnie … Daughter … Nov 1882 … 17. | Minnie … Daughter … Nov 1882 … 17 … Single … New Jersey … Germany … Germany … Roller Printer, | Nov 1882 … New Jersey | John Scheren | HANN CHARLES, | LEEMANN ADOLPH, | WITHERS SYLVESTE, | HEIL NORMAN, | ULMER LEWIS W. | Rosa | Stillman Oil Refinery. | George Hoffman … Head … Nov 1846 … 53 … Married … 18 … Germany … Germany … Germany … 1880 … 20 … Pa … Stillman Oil Refinery, | Nov 1846 … Germany … 1880 | in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death, | stillman
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**George Hoffman** | **Florence … Dec 1893** | Rosa … Wife … Mar 1862 … 38 … Married … 18 … 9 … 9 … Germany … Germany … Germany … 1880 … 20,
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**Rose Weckesser … Date and Place of Birth Oct 10 – 1887 … Father’s Name George … Mother’s Maiden Name Cath. Elnstretter … Sponsors George Hoffman Rose Hoffman** | Weckensen | **Mother’s Maiden Name Cath. Elnstretter … Sponsors George Hoffman Rose Hoffman** | **Cathrine / Antretta / Codik** | **Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Cath. Elnstretter** | Sponsors George Hoffman Rose Hoffman | Cath. Elnstretter.
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**Hoffman | George** | **Hoffman | George | [middle blank] | Mary | Lynch** | Hoffman | George | Hoffman | George
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**Hoffman | George** | **Hoffman | George | [middle blank] | Mary | Lynch** | Hoffman | George | [middle-name field blank] | Mary | Lynch. | Hoffman | George | [middle-name field blank] | Mary | Lynch.
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**Baptisms 1884-1894** | **23 March 1884** | **14 January 1894** | **Florence … Dec 1893** | Baptisms 1884-1894,
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**AGNES**, | **DANIEL**, | **EMILY**, | **ESTELLE**, | **EUGENE**, | **MARGUERITE**, | **RAYMOND**, | **THEODORE**, | **THOMAS**, | **WILLARD**, | AGNES, | DANIEL, | EMILY, | ESTELLE, | EUGENE, | MARGUERITE, | RAYMOND, | THEODORE, | THOMAS, | WILLARD,
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**stillborn | Hoffman … 03/06/1924 … Russell/US | Eva Briggs/US**,
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**stillborn | Hoffman … 03/06/1924 … Russell/US | Eva Briggs/US**,
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Marriage of PATRICK CONDON and MARY RYAN on 07 September 1865, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Castlelyons | 25 years, | Maghna, | John Condon deceased, | 22 years, | resident with her Parents, | Coole, | James Ryan, | Marriage of PATRICK CONDON and MARY RYAN on 07 September 1865 | James Ryan | resident with her Parents | deceased,
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Marriage of PATRICK CONDON and MARY RYAN on 07 September 1865, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Castlelyons | 25 years, | Maghna, | John Condon deceased, | 22 years, | resident with her Parents, | Coole, | James Ryan, | John Condon deceased | Mary Cashin | Maghna | Coole | 200 18th | Bachelor | Labourer, | James Ryan | Labourer | Marriage of PATRICK CONDON and MARY RYAN on 07 September 1865 | Mary Ryan, | Spinster, | resident with her Parents.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
| deceased, | PATRICK CONDON … 25 years [RECORD] “September 7th 1865” | “Patrick Condon” | “25 years” | “Bachelor” | “Labourer” | “Maghna” | “John Condon deceased” | “Mary Ryan” | “22 years” | “Spinster” | “resident with her Parents” | “Coole” | “James Ryan” | “Labourer.”
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Tenth June 1868, | Maghna, | Patrick Condon Maghna, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon Mother Maghna | No results found | Flemingstown, | Maghna | Moherna | Rathcarrig | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Margaret,
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Tenth June 1868, | Maghna, | Patrick Condon Maghna, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon Mother Maghna
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Eleventh April 1870, | Moherna, | Patrick Condon Moherna, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Kate Condon present at Birth Moherna | No results found | Flemingstown, | Maghna | Moherna | Rathcarrig | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Ellen,
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Eleventh April 1870, | Moherna, | Patrick Condon Moherna, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Kate Condon present at Birth Moherna
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Eighth March 1872, | Rathcarrig, | Patrick Condon Rathcarrig, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Kate Browne her mark present at Birth Cork | No results found | Flemingstown, | Maghna | Moherna | Rathcarrig | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Hanna, | Kate Browne her mark present at Birth
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Eighth March 1872, | Rathcarrig, | Patrick Condon Rathcarrig, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Kate Browne her mark present at Birth Cork
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Marriage of JOHN FITZGERALD and MARGARET FRAHER on 25 February 1870, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Kildorrery | Full age, | Maurice Fitzgerald, | Kildorrery, | Richd Fraher, | Richd Fraher
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Marriage of JOHN FITZGERALD and MARGARET FRAHER on 25 February 1870, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Kildorrery | Full age, | Maurice Fitzgerald, | Kildorrery, | Richd Fraher, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher. | Full age | 1 JAN 1859 | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork | Richd Fraher
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher | David (Cath)
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Seventeenth April 1872, | Cullane, | John Fitzgerald Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher, | Farmer | Second May 1873, | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Eleventh January 1877, | Second December 1878,
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Galbally and Aherlow, | Cashel and Emly, | Limerick. | Mar. 9, 1810 to June 23, 1828 | Dec. 1828 to June 1872 | Oct. 15, 1809 to Aug. 7, 1882 | Maghna | Coole | 200 18th
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Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av | Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | 18th | 122[9-14],124[9-18] | New Jersey Death Index - 1961 - Surnames A-G | 16 Feb. 1881
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Fitzgerald David (Cath) lab h200 18th | Maghna | Coole | 200 18th | Cath | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher | David (Cath) [RECORD] “Fitzgerald David (Cath) lab h.200 18th.” [INFERENCE] The exact husband-and-wife pairing is a strong continuation of the 1908 marriage row but does not identify the Irish-born Catherine’s parents.
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No results found | Maghna | Coole | 200 18th
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Eighth September 1873, | Thomas Condon, | Bridget Condon formerly Green | Fifteenth June 1873 | Thomas Condon
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Eighth September 1873, | Thomas Condon, | Bridget Condon formerly Green
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Eighth September 1873, | Thomas Condon, | Bridget Condon formerly Green
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Maghna | Coole | 200 18th
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Birth record for Andrew Farrelly | Year of Birth: 1880 | Group Registration ID: 8823662 | SR District/Reg Area: Bawnboy. | Tenth July 1880, | Patrick Farrelly, | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Patrick Farrelly his mark, Father | Seventeenth July 1880. | Ballyconnell | Bawnboy. | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle, | Farmer
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Birth record for Andrew Farrelly | Year of Birth: 1880 | Group Registration ID: 8823662 | SR District/Reg Area: Bawnboy. | Tenth July 1880, | Patrick Farrelly, | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Patrick Farrelly his mark, Father | Seventeenth July 1880. | Ballyconnell | Bawnboy. | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle, | Farmer | Andrew | Patrick Farrelly | Tenth July 1880 | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle. [RECORD] “Tenth July 1880 | Andrew | Patrick Farrelly | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Farmer”; registered “Seventeenth July 1880” in Ballyconnell registrar’s district, Bawnboy superintendent district. [CONFLICT] Baptism was recorded 4 July 1880 and names mother Mary Boyle.
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COONEY, Peter, Sergeant, 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division, U.S. Army, New York, d. 14-October-1918, Plot E, Row 37, Grave 19, World War I. | serial number, | place of death, | home of record, | New York, | Sergeant, 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division … d. 14-October-1918, Plot E, Row 37, Grave 19. | COONEY, Peter. New York
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Company M lost Sergeant Peter Cooney | Sergeant Peter Cooney of M Company was out with the regiment in ’98. | Peter Cooney (b. 1887) | was out with the regiment in ’98, | was out with the regiment in ’98. | out with the regiment in ’98 | VOLUME I | VOLUME II | VOLUME III | COONEY, Peter. New York [COMPILED] “Sergeant Peter Cooney of M Company was out with the regiment in ’98”; “Peter Cooney—KIA.” [INFERENCE] A child born in October 1890 could not have served in 1898.
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Tamregan, | Tomregan, | Ballyconnell, | Kildallan and Tomregan | 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881. | Baptisms 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881 | 47 images, | Company M, 165th Infantry, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City. | serial/service number, | place of birth, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC. | his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02.
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Breaghwy, | Aglish, Ballyhean and Breaghny, | Ballyhean, | Aglish | 22 Jun. 1872 to 28 Dec. 1880.
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Irish Gleanings | Peter COONEY kia 1918-10-14 Sergeant, Co M, 165th Infantry, 3 sisters - Mrs Bridget HORAN, Jersey City, NY, Nellie COONEY & Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC; his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02. | Mrs Annie FARLEY | 37 W. 50th St. | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC | Company M, 165th Infantry, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City. | serial/service number, | place of birth, | 37 W.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
50th St., New York City | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC. | 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881. | his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02. [COMPILED] “Peter COONEY kia 1918-10-14 Sergeant, Co M, 165th Infantry, 3 sisters - Mrs Bridget HORAN, Jersey City, NY, Nellie COONEY & Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC; his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02.” [CONFLICT] The Derrycriff Margaret’s civil death was 17 March 1922.
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county Gaillimh/Galway, | civil parish Droim Mucú/Drumacoo, | Oileán Eide/Island Eddy. | county Gaillimh/Galway | civil parish Droim Mucú/Drumacoo.
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Burial Search by Last Name | More than 200,000 fallen service members are honored at an ABMC sites | Sergeant, 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division … d. 14-October-1918, Plot E, Row 37, Grave 19.
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Cloyne | Microfilm 04989 / 08, | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork, | 223 images, | Baptisms 01 Jul. 1833 to 29 Dec. 1878 | Churchtown Parish; Churchtown and Kilteskin Parish. | March 1835, | March 1838, | June 1840.
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Cloyne | Microfilm 04989 / 08, | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork, | 223 images, | Baptisms 01 Jul. 1833 to 29 Dec. 1878 | Churchtown Parish; Churchtown and Kilteskin Parish. | March 1835, | March 1838, | June 1840. | March 1838 - Cloyne
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Cloyne | Microfilm 04989 / 08, | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork, | 223 images, | Baptisms 01 Jul. 1833 to 29 Dec. 1878 | Churchtown Parish; Churchtown and Kilteskin Parish. | March 1835, | March 1838, | June 1840.
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Lahey Dennis, butcher, 28 Adams, H'n. | H'n | 28 Adams, H'n
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10th census, 1880, New Jersey, | Reel 0786, | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) (cont'd: ED 41, sheet I-ED 52, sheet 25). | First district first ward Hoboken | Enumeration Dist. No. 45. | 28 Adams, H'n | language not currently OCRable. | State or territory; volume, ED, sheet, and line numbers; county, city, and MCD. | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) ... ED 41 ... ED 52. | Aged 70y. | JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS LEAHEY / DIED APR. 26, 1907.
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10th census, 1880, New Jersey, | Reel 0786, | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) (cont'd: ED 41, sheet I-ED 52, sheet 25). | First district first ward Hoboken | Enumeration Dist. No. 45. | 28 Adams, H'n | language not currently OCRable.
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Dennis | Leahey ... 04/26/1907 | 11 Cottage St. ... HCCC | Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker. | Ann | Leahey ... 09/19/1919 | 319 Ave. C ... John Galvin/Ire | Ellen Long/Ire ... Aged 70y, Born Ire, Widow of Dennis Leahey. | James | Leahey ... 04/10/1947 ... Dennis/Ire | Anna Galvin/Ire ... Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY). | Aged 70y | March 1838. | State or territory; volume, ED, sheet, and line numbers; county, city, and MCD. | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) ... ED 41 ... ED 52. | Aged 70y. | JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS LEAHEY / DIED APR. 26, 1907. | Dennis | Leahey | ... | 04/26/1907 | 11 Cottage St. | ... | HCCC | Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker. | Corker
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Dennis | Leahey ... 04/26/1907 | 11 Cottage St. ... HCCC | Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker. | Ann | Leahey ... 09/19/1919 | 319 Ave. C ... John Galvin/Ire | Ellen Long/Ire ... Aged 70y, Born Ire, Widow of Dennis Leahey. | James | Leahey ... 04/10/1947 ... Dennis/Ire | Anna Galvin/Ire ... Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY). | Ann | Leahey | ... | 09/19/1919 | 319 Ave. C | ... | John Galvin/Ire | Ellen Long/Ire | HCCC | Aged 70y, Born Ire, Widow of Dennis Leahey, Buried in Block F, Letter Ea, No. 112, Ordered by Miss Lillie Leahey.
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Dennis | Leahey ... 04/26/1907 | 11 Cottage St. ... HCCC | Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker. | Ann | Leahey ... 09/19/1919 | 319 Ave. C ... John Galvin/Ire | Ellen Long/Ire ... Aged 70y, Born Ire, Widow of Dennis Leahey. | James | Leahey ... 04/10/1947 ... Dennis/Ire | Anna Galvin/Ire ... Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY). | Richard Dennis ... 07/13/1903 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen/US ...Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 200 words
Aged 2y,6m | Dennis ... 01/01/1914 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen Reilly/US ... Aged 5y,1m,9d | Francis J. ... 12/07/1913 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Rowlor/Ire | Michael ... 03/28/1938 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Galvin/Ire ... Aged 54y,6m,8d | John Walsh/US (NJ) | Anna Griffiths/Wales | John Walsh/US (NJ) | Anna Griffiths/Wales | John Walsh/US (NJ) | Anna Griffiths/Wales, | Aged 55y,19d, Born US (Bayonne, NJ), DOB 7/14/1886, Married, | John/US | Anna Griffiths/England, | Born US (Bayonne, NJ), DOB 8/17, Single, Occupation laborer County Park, | Joseph/US | Anna Griffith/Ire, | Widow of Joseph Walsh, | Born England, resident of US 72y, | County Park | John Walsh/US (NJ) | Anna Griffiths/Wales, | John/US | Anna Griffiths/England, | Joseph/US | Anna Griffith/Ire,
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butcher | Leahy Dennis, butcher, h 175 7th.
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JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS LEAHEY / DIED APR. 26, 1907. | State or territory; volume, ED, sheet, and line numbers; county, city, and MCD. | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) ... ED 41 ... ED 52. | Aged 70y. | Y-A-18, | Y-A-18 | 27 Aug 1887 | DIED AUG. 30, 1887. | DIED AUG. 30, 1887, | 27 Aug 1887.
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12th census of population, 1900 [microform] : New Jersey. | 12th census of population, 1900 [microform] : New Jersey | record match
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in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death. | Margaret | Leahy ... 5/12/1885 ... 58y ... Burgher Ave ... Patrick ... St. Peter's, | Aged 6 hours | 22 days
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State or territory; volume, ED, sheet, and line numbers; county, city, and MCD. | Hudson County (excluding Jersey City) ... ED 41 ... ED 52. | Aged 70y. | JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS LEAHEY / DIED APR. 26, 1907.
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**INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY / 1925-29 / Bayonne**. | **Harmer | Rowland | 9 | Nov.** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **Hancock | Kate | 9 | Dec.** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y** | INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY / 1925-29 / Bayonne, | Hoffman | Rose | Mar 1862 … Germany … 1880 | Hoffman | Rose
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**INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY / 1925-29 / Bayonne**. | **Harmer | Rowland | 9 | Nov.** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **Hancock | Kate | 9 | Dec.** | INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY, | 1925-29, | Bayonne,
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**NOTE: Certification of Birth | Otto Weckesser | Oct 1889 | [baptism blank] | George / Cathrine / Antretta / Codik | [sponsors blank] | [priest blank] | Mr. Otto Weckesser / 19 Newark Ct. / Bayonne, N.J.** | **Father’s Name / Mother’s Maiden Name** | Codik | **Mother’s Maiden Name Cath. Elnstretter … Sponsors George Hoffman Rose Hoffman** | **Cathrine / Antretta / Codik** | **Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Cath.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Elnstretter** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**Georg Hofmann | 35 | M | Shoemaker** | **Maria | 34 | F** | **Georg Hofmann | 35 | M | Shoemaker** | **Maria | 34 | F**
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**Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E / Gustav lab h 349 Av E / Jos lab h 22 E 28th / Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany** | **Rosa Gass/Germany** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany** | **Rosa Gass/Germany** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y** | Bayonne Times Death Notices - 1926,
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**Hudson County / Court of Common Pleas / Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003 / Format: 18 c.f. (36 boxes, 1 portfolio); 156 reels (35-mm)** | **Most of the collection is loose naturalization papers, 1834-1906** | **Hudson County (1840—1948)** | Pa, | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**Hudson County / Court of Common Pleas / Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003 / Format: 18 c.f. (36 boxes, 1 portfolio); 156 reels (35-mm)** | **Most of the collection is loose naturalization papers, 1834-1906** | **Hudson County (1840—1948)** | Pa, | **Searchable database of all marriages from 1848—1900** | **State Archives owns these records and will conduct mail research on them. They are also available for in-person research in our Microfilm Room** | **Volume 6 | July 1881 - June 1882 Atlantic - Warren**
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**Searchable database of all marriages from 1848—1900** | **State Archives owns these records and will conduct mail research on them. They are also available for in-person research in our Microfilm Room** | **Volume 6 | July 1881 - June 1882 Atlantic - Warren** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**<option value=\"11\">23rd W</option>** | **Reel 886. Hudson (EDs 1-30) County** | **23rd W** | **Avenue C**
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**<option value=\"11\">23rd W</option>** | **Reel 886. Hudson (EDs 1-30) County**
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**422 January 2-February 24, 1880** | **432 October 29-December 30, 1880** | **Hoffman | Rose** | **1880** | **Pa** | **Naturalization Records, 1834-1920 / Control #: CHDCP003** | **07/23/1920 | 347 Ave. E … Michael Aufredner/Germany** | **Certification of Birth** | **Weckesser Geo clnr h 347 Av E** | **Otto lab h 349 Av E** | **36 West 23rd Street** | **Engel | Adam** | **Gass | Rose** | **Adam/Germany | Rosa Gass/Germany** | **resident of state 40y**
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**name, race, month and year of birth, age, citizenship status, place of residence** | **volume number, enumeration district number, and page and line numbers** | **Aged 69y, Born Germany, resident of state 40y** | **Aged 67y, Born Germany**
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**name, race, month and year of birth, age, citizenship status, place of residence** | **volume number, enumeration district number, and page and line numbers** | **Aged 69y, Born Germany, resident of state 40y** | **Aged 67y, Born Germany**
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**name, race, month and year of birth, age, citizenship status, place of residence** | **volume number, enumeration district number, and page and line numbers** | **Aged 69y, Born Germany, resident of state 40y** | **Aged 67y, Born Germany**
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Twenty sixth February 1884 | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady | Peter Coony, | Full, | Bachelor, | Labourer | John Coony, | Margaret Needhan, | Spinster | Thomas Needham, | Dead, | Labourer. | Party 1 Name: Peter Coony, | Party 2 Name: Margaret Needhan, | Date of Event: 26/02/1884, | SR District/Reg Area: Westport. | No results found. | Twenty sixth February 1884, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady, | Dead. | Labourer, | Spinster,
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Twenty sixth February 1884 | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady | Peter Coony, | Full, | Bachelor, | Labourer | John Coony, | Margaret Needhan, | Spinster | Thomas Needham, | Dead, | Labourer. | Party 1 Name: Peter Coony, | Party 2 Name: Margaret Needhan, | Date of Event: 26/02/1884, | SR District/Reg Area: Westport. | Island Eddy. | Derrycriff | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham | Twenty sixth February 1884, | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady, | Dead. | Labourer, | Spinster, [RECORD] “Twenty sixth February 1884 | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady | Peter Coony | Full | Bachelor | Labourer | John Coony”; “Margaret Needhan | Full | Spinster | Thomas Needham | Dead | Labourer.”
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Islandeady, | Archdiocese of Tuam | County of Mayo, | Islandeady and Glenisland | Glenisland. | 07 Sep. 1839 to 30 Dec. 1866, | 17 Sep. 1839 to 02 Sep. 1880, | 06 Jan. 1867 to 14 May. 1876. | Imaged online (Pos. 4212). | 14 May. 1876,
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Islandeady, | Archdiocese of Tuam | County of Mayo, | Islandeady and Glenisland | Glenisland. | 07 Sep. 1839 to 30 Dec. 1866, | 17 Sep. 1839 to 02 Sep. 1880, | 06 Jan. 1867 to 14 May. 1876. | Imaged online (Pos. 4212). | 14 May. 1876,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | No results found. | Eleventh December 1884 … Mary … Peter Coony … Margaret Coony formerly Needham.
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | Company M, 165th Infantry, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
| serial/service number, | place of birth, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC. | 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881. | his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02. | Eleventh December 1884 … Mary … Peter Coony … Margaret Coony formerly Needham. | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | was out with the regiment in ’98. | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham,
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Eleventh December 1884, | Derrycriff, | Mary, | Peter Coony, | Margaret Coony formerly Needham, | Farmer. | Sixteenth February 1886, | Bridget, | Fifteenth February 1887, | Thomas, | Eleventh August 1888, | Anne, | Sixteenth October 1890, | Peter, | First August 1894, | Ellen, | Peter Cooney, | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham, | Island Eddy. | Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady | Derrycriff | Margaret Cooney formerly Needham | ISLAND EDDY | First August 1894 | Peter Coony/Cooney, | Farmer
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COONEY, PETER, Sgt, 37 W. 50th St., New York City. | 37 W. 50th St. | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC | COONEY, Peter. New York | Company M, 165th Infantry, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City. | serial/service number, | place of birth, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC. | 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881. | his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02.
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KILLED IN ACTION | COONEY, Peter. New York. | Privates—Continued, | COONEY, Peter. New York
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serial/service number, | residence, | place and date of enlistment/induction, | place of birth, | organizations served in, | Company M, 165th Infantry, | 37 W. 50th St., New York City. | 37 W. 50th St., New York City | Mrs Annie FARLEY, W 50th St, NYC. | 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881. | his mother died in Ireland in 1921 date 1921-06-02.
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Nineteenth April 1874, | Flemingstown, | Catherine, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Patrick Condon Father Flemingstown. | Nineteenth April 1874 | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Twenty eighth March 1875, | Cullane, | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher | David (Cath) | Patrick Condon Father Flemingstown | FITZGERALD CATHERINE | 07392 09301 09301 02 61
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Nineteenth April 1874, | Flemingstown, | Catherine, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Patrick Condon Father Flemingstown.
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Second May 1876, | Flemingstown, | James, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Seventeenth May 1876 | Condon James P, bartndr, 142 Pavonia av
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Second May 1876, | Flemingstown, | James, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Seventeenth May 1876
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Eleventh July, | Flemingstown, | Mary, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Twenty fourth July 1878 | CONDON MARY … OCONNOR PATRICK … 1907 | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | CONDON MARY | OCONNOR PATRICK | Labourer | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown, | Twenty fourth July 1878. | Eleventh July
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Eleventh July, | Flemingstown, | Mary, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Twenty fourth July 1878 | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown, | Twenty fourth July 1878.
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Kildorrery, | Diocese of Cloyne, | County of Cork. | Baptisms 15 May 1824 to 30 Sep. 1853, | Marriages 25 Jan. 1803 to 10 Feb. 1881 | Roman Catholic Chapel of Kildorrery | Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork
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Baptisms 03 Jan. 1830 to 16 Feb. 1881 | Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av | Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | 18th | 122[9-14],124[9-18] | New Jersey Death Index - 1961 - Surnames A-G | 16 Feb. 1881 [COMPILED] “Baptisms 03 Jan. 1830 to 16 Feb. 1881.” The register-image request presented “Just a moment...” and was not bypassed.
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18th | 14,18, | 122[9-14],124[9-18],
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18th | 14,18, | 122[9-14],124[9-18], | Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av | Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | 122[9-14],124[9-18] | New Jersey Death Index - 1961 - Surnames A-G | 16 Feb. 1881
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Hudson Co., Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av | Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | 18th | 122[9-14],124[9-18] | New Jersey Death Index - 1961 - Surnames A-G | 16 Feb. 1881
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New Jersey Death Index - 1961 - Surnames A-G | Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av | Jersey City (EDs 109-136) | 18th | 122[9-14],124[9-18] | 16 Feb. 1881
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Fifteenth June 1873 | Thomas Condon, | Eighth September 1873, | Bridget Condon formerly Green | Thomas Condon
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Fifteenth June 1873 | Thomas Condon, | Eighth September 1873, | Bridget Condon formerly Green
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November first 1875, | John Condon, | Ellen Condon formerly Walsh, | Farmer | John Condon | Ellen Condon formerly Walsh
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November first 1875, | John Condon, | Ellen Condon formerly Walsh, | Farmer
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CONDON KATHERINE | FITZPATRICK T. THOM | CONDON CATHARINE | FORD CHRISTOPHER, | CONDON CATHERINE | DONNELLY JAMES, | CONDON CATHERINE | RATZER FRED
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CONDON KATHERINE | FITZPATRICK T. THOM | CONDON CATHARINE | FORD CHRISTOPHER, | CONDON CATHERINE | DONNELLY JAMES, | CONDON CATHERINE | RATZER FRED
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FOURTEENTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1920 | Enumeration District No. 122.
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FOURTEENTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1920 | Enumeration District No. 122.
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JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS LEAHEY / DIED APR. 26, 1907. | Y-A-18,
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James | Leahey | ... | 06/01/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | John/US | Margaret Mahoney/US | HCCC | Aged 28y, Born US, Married, Occupation train operator, Buried in Block N, Letter A, N. 20154. | Margaret | Leahey | ... | 05/20/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | HCCC | Aged 11m, Born US. | Hanorah | Hedley | ... | 12/04/1917 | 23 W 8th St. | ...Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 250 words
| Dennis Leahey/Ire | Ann Galvin/Ire | HCCC | Aged 38y, Born US, Married, Ordered by John Hedley. | Block N, Letter A, N. 20154, | Blk-D Sec-A Gr-74 1B | Owen/Ire | Bridget Jones/Ire | Owen/Ire | Bridget Jones/Ire | James | Leahey | John/US | Margaret Mahoney/US | Aged 28y, Born US, Married, Occupation train operator, Buried in Block N, Letter A, N. 20154 | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | Aged 28y, Born US, Married, Occupation train operator | Aged 28y | Occupation train operator | James | Leahey | John/US | Margaret Mahoney/US | James | Leahey | ... | 06/01/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | John/US | Margaret Mahoney/US | HCCC | Aged 28y, Born US, Married, Occupation train operator, Buried in Block N, Letter A, N. 20154. | Margaret | Leahey | ... | 05/20/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | HCCC | Aged 11m, Born US. | James | Leahey | ... | 06/01/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | John/US | Margaret Mahoney/US | HCCC | Aged 28y, Born US, Married, Occupation train operator, Buried in Block N, Letter A, N. 20154. | Margaret | Leahey | ... | 05/20/1914 | 83 W 12th St. | ... | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | HCCC | Aged 11m, Born US. | Margaret | Leahey | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | Aged 11m, Born US | CHIL | June 10 - 1886 | Patrick Powers | Margaret | Leahey | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US
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BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904. | New Jersey Marriage Index, 1901-2016 | The searchable databases and images are all available free online. | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904 | James/US | Barbara Brennan/US | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904 | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
| BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904. | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904 | Barbara Brennan, | June 10 - 1886, | June 13 - 1886 | 24 | 141 | CHIL | June 10 - 1886 | Patrick Powers | 83 W 12th St. | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904 | 24 | 141
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BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904. | New Jersey Marriage Index, 1901-2016 | The searchable databases and images are all available free online. | BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904
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BRENNAN BARBARA | LEAHEY JAMES | 24 | 141 | [blank place] | [blank month] | 1904. | New Jersey Marriage Index, 1901-2016 | The searchable databases and images are all available free online.
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Leahey Anne (wid Dennis) h 319 Av C | Leahey Anna M sten r 375 Blvd, | Annie E wrapper r 9 Cottage, | Ella T wrapper r 9 Cottage, | Matthew S vessel capt h 9 Cottage,
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MURPHY BARBARA | 55962 | 09052 | 09052 | 12 | 61. | MURPHY BARBARA | 55962 | 09052 | 09052 | 12 | 61 | MURPHY BARBARA | 55962 | 09052 | 09052 | 12 | 61
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MURPHY BARBARA | 55962 | 09052 | 09052 | 12 | 61. | about 1963. | about 1963 | MURPHY BARBARA | 55962 | 09052 | 09052 | 12 | 61
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James Dennis Leahey, | 3 Apr 1886 | 1 Jun 1914 | No marker for James. Buried with John and Margaret Hennessey. | Block N, Letter A, N. 20154, | Blk-D Sec-A Gr-74 1B | 3 Apr 1886–1 Jun 1914, | No marker for James. Buried with John and Margaret Hennessey | 1 Jun 1914,
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Margaret Mahoney Hennessey, | No grave site marker. Margaret is buried with her 2nd husband John Hennessey and her son James Leahey.
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Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy, | about 1963 | 10 Jun 1886 | Dec 1961, | No readable inscription | Barbara Brennan, | June 10 - 1886, | June 13 - 1886 | 24 | 141
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Richard Dennis ... 07/13/1903 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen/US ... Aged 2y,6m | Dennis ... 01/01/1914 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen Reilly/US ... Aged 5y,1m,9d | Francis J. ... 12/07/1913 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Rowlor/Ire | Michael ... 03/28/1938 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Galvin/Ire ... Aged 54y,6m,8d
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Richard Dennis ... 07/13/1903 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen/US ... Aged 2y,6m | Dennis ... 01/01/1914 ... father Dennis/US ... mother Ellen Reilly/US ... Aged 5y,1m,9d | Francis J. ... 12/07/1913 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Rowlor/Ire | Michael ... 03/28/1938 ... father Dennis/Ire ... mother Ann Galvin/Ire ... Aged 54y,6m,8d
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Aged 6 hours | 22 days | in a small number of entries the dates may be of the date of burial and not the date of death.
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about 1963. | MURPHY BARBARA
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13th census, 1910 [microform] : population : New Jersey. | record match
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Margaret | John | Margaret, widow of John
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Margaret | John | Margaret, widow of John
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Margaret | John | Margaret, widow of John
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Margaret | John | Margaret, widow of John
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Card index to interments at the Holy Name Cemetery located in Jersey City, New Jersey from 1849-1984.
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Anastasia Walsh
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Eleventh July, | Flemingstown, | Mary, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | CONDON MARY … OCONNOR PATRICK … 1907 | Patrick Condon | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | CONDON MARY | OCONNOR PATRICK
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Second May 1876, | Flemingstown, | James, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Condon James P, bartndr, 142 Pavonia av
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FNAME,LNAME,MIDDLE_NAME,STATE_FILE_NUMBER,BIRTH_YEAR,BIRTH_MONTH,BIRTH_DAY,BIRTH_CITY,BIRTH_STATE,BIRTH_COUNTRY,DEATH_YEAR,DEATH_MONTH,DEATH_DAY,DEATH_STATE | JAMES,LEAHEY,,20070052433,1940,1,29,,New Jersey,United States,2007,9,18,NJ | 1940,1,29 | 2007,9,18 | 01/29/1940 | 09/18/2007 | US AIR FORCE, | A2C, | section_id | O3 | site_num | 7409. | FNAME,LNAME,MIDDLE_NAME,STATE_FILE_NUMBER,BIRTH_YEAR…DEATH_YEAR,DEATH_MONTH,DEATH_DAY,DEATH_STATE
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d_first_name | James | d_mid_name | D | d_last_name | Leahey | d_birth_date | 01/29/1940 | d_death_date | 09/18/2007 | section_id | O3 | site_num | 7409 | cem_name | BG WILLIAM C DOYLE VET'S MEM CEM | city | WRIGHTSTOWN | state | NJ | relationship | Veteran (Self) | branch | US AIR FORCE | rank | A2C | war | VIETNAM | 1940,1,29 | 2007,9,18 | US AIR FORCE, | A2C, | 7409.
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MARGARET,FITZGERALD,MARY,20050035314,5/31/2005,2/13/1920. | FNAME,LNAME,MIDDLE_NAME,STATE_FILE_NUMBER | ARATA, | MAUREEN | New Jersey Death Index - 2001-2006. | JOHN,FINN,J,20040028867,5/17/2004,6/14/1935.
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MARGARET,FITZGERALD,MARY,20050035314,5/31/2005,2/13/1920. | FNAME,LNAME,MIDDLE_NAME,STATE_FILE_NUMBER | ARATA, | MAUREEN | New Jersey Death Index - 2001-2006.
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FARLEY EILEEN CUMMING DANIEL A 40951 09301 11 50. | MIDD EDIST | HUDS JERSC | 09301
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CUNNING, EILEEN … 036362 … 0930 … &0930 … 01/15/84 … 55.
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0930 … Hudson … Jersey City … City. | Hudson … Jersey City … City. | FARLEY ANDREW J | 09/05/69, | 0930. | Hudson … Jersey City | FARLEY MARY 29315 09301 09301 08 49. | 0930 … Hudson … Jersey City … City | FARLEY MARY 29315 09301 09301 08 49
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Catherine | D | 9 | New Jersey | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35, | W. 30th … 132, | 31 April | Catherine | D | 9 | New Jersey | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35, | Catherine | D | 9, | Catherine | D | 9 | New Jersey | 31 April 1976 | 04/30/76. | LEAHEY … CATHERINE … V | Catherine | D | 9, | Catherine | D | 9 | New Jersey | George | Rose Andredes, | Mary T | Catherine. | Hoffman George J … W … 35 … New Jersey … Hudson … Bayonne … W.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
30th … 132, | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35, | Joseph D | S | 13, | Frank J | S | 11, | Catherine | D | 9, | George | S | 6, | Hoffman, James | S | 3½ | New Jersey. | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35, | Joseph D | S | 13, | Frank J | S | 11, | Catherine | D | 9, | George | S | 6, | Hoffman, James | S | 3½ | New Jersey. | Timothy | Catherine Griffis, | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35 | New Jersey | John Griffith | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35 | New Jersey
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FNAME,LNAME,MIDDLE_NAME,STATE_FILE_NUMBER,BIRTH_YEAR…DEATH_YEAR,DEATH_MONTH,DEATH_DAY,DEATH_STATE
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FARLEY ANDREW J 46010 0930 0930 09/05/69. | FARLEY ANDREW J | 09/05/69, | 0930. | Hudson … Jersey City
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Nineteenth April 1874, | Flemingstown, | Catherine, | Patrick Condon Flemingstown, | Mary Condon formerly Ryan, | Labourer, | Patrick Condon Father Flemingstown | FITZGERALD CATHERINE | 07392 09301 09301 02 61 | Cath [RECORD] “FITZGERALD CATHERINE | 07392 09301 09301 02 61.” [COMPILED][CONFLICT] The row gives February 1961 but no day and does not prove 5 February or 542 Bergen Avenue.
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MARY M | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77. | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77. | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77. | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77. | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77. | ARATA | MARY | M | 14403 | 1372 | 1358 | 03/26/77.
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Dear sister of the late Peter Arata and Anna D'Amico, | Born and raised in Rochester, NY.
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Barbera /Brennan/ | Barbara Brennan | June 10 - 1886 | June 13 - 1886 | Thomas | Cath. Lavelle | Patrick Powers | Barbara Brennan, | June 10 - 1886, | 24 | 141 | CHIL | 83 W 12th St. | 121 Barbara Brennan | June 10 – 1886 | June 13 – 1886 | Thomas | Cath. Lavelle | Patrick Powers. | 121 Barbara Brennan | June 10 – 1886 | June 13 – 1886 | Thomas | Cath. Lavelle | Patrick Powers.
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John (\"Jack\") Thomas McEntee, 87, passed away December 1, 2006 | born in 1919 in Jersey City, New Jersey, the son of John Frederick and Helen Veronica McEntee. | He married the love of his life, Nancy Farley, March 17, 1943 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. | Jacqueline, Kathaleen, Sheila, Daniel, Nancy Jean, and Timothy. | entered the Army Air Corp in July 1942, | commissioned at Yale Cadets in 1944, | 21 years of active service, | another 19 years in Civil Service | ICBM Community at Hill AFB, UT.
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John Thomas Mcentee May 28, 1919 - Dec 1, 2006.
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Hoffman George J … W … 35 … New Jersey … Hudson … Bayonne … W. 30th … 132, | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35, | Joseph D | S | 13, | Frank J | S | 11, | Catherine | D | 9, | George | S | 6, | Hoffman, James | S | 3½ | New Jersey. | Hoffman, Mary T | W | 35 | New Jersey
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O’CONNOR, GERARD. P | 140 03 3828 | 0014914 | MONM R3ANB | MONM MIDDT | 03/29/94 | YEARS 83 | 11/02/10. | O’CONNOR, GERARD. P | 140 03 3828 | 0014914 | MONM R3ANB | MONM MIDDT | 03/29/94 | YEARS 83 | 11/02/10. | O’CONNOR, GERARD. P | 140 03 3828 | 0014914 | MONM R3ANB | MONM MIDDT | 03/29/94 | YEARS 83 | 11/02/10. | O’CONNOR, GERARD. P | 140 03 3828 | 0014914 | MONM R3ANB | MONM MIDDT | 03/29/94 | YEARS 83 | 11/02/10. | O’CONNOR, GERARD. P ... 03/29/94 ... YEARS 83 | 11/02/10. | O’CONNOR, GERARD. P ... 03/29/94 ... YEARS 83 | 11/02/10.
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Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015 | CHRISTIAN NAME OR PARENTS' INITIALS, | DATE, | VOLUME, | PAGE | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015, | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015 | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015 | Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015
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Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | Nacimiento: 10 de junio de 1907 | Defunción: 26 de diciembre de 1980 | HOFFMAN Catherine Veronica (1936) | LEAHEY James Dennis | BRENNAN Barbara Theresa
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Lahey | John | Jun. 10 | 21 | 1015 | CHRISTIAN NAME OR PARENTS' INITIALS, | DATE, | VOLUME, | PAGE
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Hoffman | Pearl | Johnson | Norman W | Hoffmann | Helen | Rippe | Joseph,
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New Jersey Death Index - 1980 - Surnames E-K | New Jersey Death Index - 1980 - Surnames R-Z
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Cath. Lavelle | 209 Catherine Brennan | Oct 6 – 1888 | Oct 7 – 1888 | Thomas | Cath. Lavelle | Peter Lavelle | Anna McCabe. | 209 Catherine Brennan | Oct 6 – 1888 | Oct 7 – 1888 | Thomas | Cath. Lavelle | Peter Lavelle | Anna McCabe.
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Ella Mulqueen (Feb 2, 1910 - Sep 2, 2002). | 1993?
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HOFFMAN MINNIE | HANN CHARLES … 1902 | HOFFMAN MINNIE | LEEMANN ADOLPH … 1902 | John Scheren | HANN CHARLES, | LEEMANN ADOLPH, | WITHERS SYLVESTE, | HEIL NORMAN, | ULMER LEWIS W. | HOFFMAN MINNIE | HANN CHARLES … 1902 | HOFFMAN MINNIE | LEEMANN ADOLPH … 1902
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HOFFMAN MINNIE | WITHERS SYLVESTE … 10, | HOFFMAN MINNIE | HEIL NORMAN … 12, | HOFFMAN MINNIE | ULMER LEWIS W … 13. | John Scheren | HANN CHARLES, | LEEMANN ADOLPH, | WITHERS SYLVESTE, | HEIL NORMAN, | ULMER LEWIS W. | HOFFMAN MINNIE | WITHERS SYLVESTE … 10, | HOFFMAN MINNIE | HEIL NORMAN … 12, | HOFFMAN MINNIE | ULMER LEWIS W … 13.
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1901-1903, 1920-1929, and 1949-2000 | McDonald James, | McGuinn James, | McNally James, | OBrien David, | Rigney Edward, | Schweckhardt Ch, | Sparks Alfred, | Stinger Abe, | White John,
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FARLEY MARY 29315 09301 09301 08 49. | 0930 … Hudson … Jersey City … City | FARLEY MARY 29315 09301 09301 08 49 | Hudson … Jersey City
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digitized historical marriage certificates from 1866-1937.
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INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY, | 1925-29, | Bayonne,
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Dempsey Funeral Home Burials - 1924 - 1937, [NEGATIVE] Controls include “Mary Condon ... 01/11/1929 ... 501 Boulevard ... Aged 60y, Born Ire, Widow” and “Patrick Condon ... 05/04/1928 ... 501 Boulevard ... Timothy/Ire | Bridget McNeil/Ire.” No row supplied John Condon with wife Mary Cashin or the Castlelyons parent pair. The site cautions that “some of the entries are faded and hard to read.”
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FINN, JOHN JOSEPH, JR. (JACK), of Jersey City, NJ on Monday, May 17, 2004, | Beloved husband of Mary Catherine (McNally) Finn, | Loving son of the late Margaret (Fitzgerald) and John J. Finn, Sr. | John Joseph, III, David Edward, James Terence, Thomas Patrick and Robert Emmet Finn | Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.
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CUNNING, DANIEL. | 138 12 7350 | 0044942 | MIDD EDIST | HUDS JERSC | 08/19/90 | YEARS 67 | 12/21/22. | 09301 | CUNNING, DANIEL. | 138 12 7350 | 0044942 | MIDD EDIST | HUDS JERSC | 08/19/90 | YEARS 67 | 12/21/22.
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Dan Cunning, Assistant to the Dean of Students, Evening Session, and a staff member in the Military Science Department and his wife Eileen are grandparents to Mark David Cunning, born February 22. Mark's parents, are Dan's son Andrew and his wife Linda.
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Marriage record for John Fitzgerald and Bridget Fitzgerald | Party 1 Name: John Fitzgerald | Party 2 Name: Bridget Fitzgerald | Date of Event: 12/02/1889 | SR District/Reg Area: Dingle | Roman Catholic Chapel of Ventry,
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Marriage record for John Fitzgerald and Bridget Fitzgerald | Party 1 Name: John Fitzgerald | Party 2 Name: Bridget Fitzgerald | Date of Event: 12/02/1889 | SR District/Reg Area: Dingle | Roman Catholic Chapel of Ventry, | Bridget Fitzgerald formerly Fitzgerald
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firstname | Bridget | surname | Fitzgerald | age | relation_to_head | Daughter in Law | religion | R C | education | Cannot read | marriage_status | Married | birthplace | Co Kerry | language | Irish and English | townland | Caheratrant | house_number | 7 | Son, | Farmers Son, | Head of Family, | Farmer, | Read and write | Wife | Read and write, | children_born | children_living
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firstname | Bridget | surname | Fitzgerald | age | relation_to_head | Wife | education | Read and write | marriage_years | children_born | children_living | birthplace | Co Kerry | language | Irish and English | townland | Caheratrant | house_number | 5 | Bridget Fitzgerald formerly Fitzgerald | Daughter in Law | Cannot read | Read and write,
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firstname | Bridget | surname | Fitzgerald | age | relation_to_head | Wife | education | Read and write | marriage_years | children_born | children_living | birthplace | Co Kerry | language | Irish and English | townland | Caheratrant | house_number | 5
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Tenth November 1895, Cahirtrant | John Fitzgerald, Cahirtrant | Bridget Fitzgerald formerly Fitzgerald | Farmer | John Fitzgerald, Father, Cahirtrant
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Tenth November 1895, Cahirtrant | John Fitzgerald, Cahirtrant | Bridget Fitzgerald formerly Fitzgerald | Farmer | John Fitzgerald, Father, Cahirtrant
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Ellen Hickey, | Age 40 years, | Date of Death 24 Aug 1882, | Buried Date 25 Aug 1882, | Ipswich General Cemetery | Occupation Unknown | Died 24 Aug 1882, | Aged 40 Years, | Buried 25 Aug 1882. [COMPILED] The fetched profile presented “Just a moment...” and could not be rechecked; no challenge was bypassed. The reported Sixmilebridge, County Clare origin conflicts geographically with the Castlelyons, County Cork household.
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CONDON DANIEL J | 29485 2305 0930 06/17/74 | CONDON FRANK, | CONDON MINNIE E, | CONDON RACHEL, | CONDON THOMAS, | CONDON DANIEL J, | CONDON ELIZABETH, | CONDON LEWIS E, | CONDON MARGARET, | CONDON THOMAS F | CONDON WILLIAM A [RECORD] “CONDON DANIEL J | 29485 2305 0930 06/17/74.” [CONFLICT] The candidate has middle initial J, not the profile’s compiled M, and is not assigned.
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John Hickey | Died 18 Jul 1906. | Alice McGreevy / Died 13 Aug 1935 | Alice McGreevy / Died 11 Aug 1939
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Last name: HICKEY, | Given names: John, | Will no: 285, | Year: 1906, | District: Southern, | QSA Ref: SCT/P621, | Item ID: ITM2814986.
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IN D E X Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation ............................................................... Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition ....................................................... Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment ............................................. Notice of Appeal ...................... Order Affirming Judgment ...........................Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 16,200 words
Writ of Certiorari ........................................ Allocatur ............................................... Reasons ........................................................... Return to Writ .............................................. Pag e 1 7 n 14 15 17 lg 19 20 T e s t imo n y . Thomas Ramsey, direct examination .............. cross “ ................. Opinion of Supreme Court ......................... Order of Affirmance of Judgment............. Notice of Appeal ............................... .......... Ground of Appeal ......................................... 24 27 33 36 3g 39 E m p loyee’s Claim P etition fo r C om pensation. Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. Form No. 20 NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR Workmen’s Compensation Bureau Trenton, N. J. l0 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation T h o ma s A. R a m s e y , \ P etition er, / v s. \ Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , V R esp on d en t. J ------------------ -------------------------- ---------------------------' 20 Received at Trenton............................................. Claim Petition No................................................ Petition Prepared March 12th, 1925. Attorney for Petitioner John Joseph Meehan, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J. (Address) To the W o rk m en ’s C om pensation B u reau o f N e w J ersey: The claimant respectfully alleges the following facts: 1. What is your name? Thomas A. Ramsey, 2. Where do you live? 35 Essex .Street, (Street Address) Jersey City, N. J. (City or Town) • Sex Male 4. Age 87 5. Married? No. 40 2 Em ployee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 10 2Q 6. By whom were you employed at the time o f the accident? (Give name and business address) Matthew Leahey, (Name) 9 Cottage Street, Bayonne, N. J. (Street Address) (City or Town) 7. What was the business of your employer? Boat owner, ship carpenter and caulker. 8. Bid you give written notice to your employer at the time you were hired, or later, that the Compensation Law should not apply to you? No. 9. Did you receive such notice from your employer? No. 10. Did your employer have knowledge of your accident? Yes. 11. Did you notify your employer of your accident? Yés. 12. I f so, on what date? Nov. 28, 1924, came to see petitioner in hospital. 13. Have you made claim to your employer for compensation? Yes. 14. What was your regular occupation, and what kind of work were you doing at the time of the accident? Captain of a coal barge. 15. When did the accident happen? Nov. 26th, 1924,— 11:30 P. M. (State month, day, year and hour) 16. Where did the accident happen? Avenue, near Morris Canal Basin. 17. What was the nature of the accident, and how did it happen? Was struck by train on way to barge 30 40 «Jersey 3 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 18. On what date were you compelled to stop work because of the injury? Instantaneously 19. On what date were you well enough to work again? ................... ........................................... 20. If still disabled, on what date do you think you will be able to work? Indefinite. 10 21. Give nature of any injury from which you will recover Left arm taken off. 22. If any permanent injury has resulted, either amputation or loss of usefulness of any member, or impairment of any physical organ, explain fully Left arm severed. 23. Were your wages fixed by piece-work?___ 24. If so, what was your average weekly wage ?. 25. If wages were fixed by the hour, state rate per hour........... ............................... 20 26. Give number of hours in an ordinary working day 24 hours 27. Give number of days in an ordinary working week 7 days 28. State the amount of weekly wages ($90) Dollars per month. Ninety 29. How much money have you received from your employer as compensation (not medical aid) since your accident? None. 30. Has your employer promised to pay you any compensation ? No. 31. If so, how much ?...... 32. Was medical aid required? Yes. 33. Did you receive medical, surgical or liospital services? Medical and hospital. • Wd you request your employer to furnish pitd SerV1CeS? Taken M e d ia t e ly to hos- 40 4 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 35. 36. 37. 10 38. 39. 20 40. Were they furnished?.................................. I f so, between what dates?.......................... I f not, what sum did you expend for medical, surgical or hospital services? $15.00 for burying arm that was severed. Give name and address of physician and hospital Dr. Butler and Dr. Bartone, City Hospital, Jersey City, N. J. What other facts are there which you believe important? On March 12th, 1925, before Judge Stahl in the presence of petitioner and respondent’s representatives, an award was made as follows: Temporary disability for 12 weeks at $13.33 per week 100% permanent disability for 200 weeks at $13.33 per week. Are you willing that the Compensation Bureau endeavor to secure compensation for you, by agreement, before calling for an official bearing? Yes. Your Petitioner therefore prays that your Honorable Bureau will determine the amount of compensation due to your petitioner from the said defendant, under the Act entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make 30 compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of the employment, establishing an elective schedule o f compensation and regulating procedure for the determination of liability and compensation thereunder,” approved April 4th, 1911, and the Acts supplemental thereto and amendatory thereof, and that your petitioner may be awarded his costs in this proceeding, and such other or further relief as may be proper. 40 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. And your petitioner will ever pray, etc. THOMAS A. RAM SEY, (Petitioner) 35 Essex St., Jersey City, N. J. (Address) Jo hn Joseph Me e h an 30 St at e of Ne w Jer sey Co unt y of H udso n Thomas A. Ramsey of full age, being duly sworn according to law, on hiis oath deposes and says: That he is the petitioner named in the foregoing petition; and that he has read the same and is familiar with the contents thereof; and that the matters and things therein set forth are true according to the best of his knowledge and belief. 20 THOMAS A. RAM SEY, (Petitioner) Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 12th day of March, 1925, at 15 Exchange Place, JOHN JOSEPH MEEHAN. (This affidavit may be sworn to before a Deputy Commissioner or a Compensation R eferee, or any other person authorized to administer an oath.) 30 6 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. TO THE RESPONDENT The foregoing claim petition has been presented by the petitioner to the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau for hearing and determination in accordance with the provisions of the Work- ^ men’s Compensation Act. W e hereby notify you that unless an answer shall within ten days after the service of this notice, be filed in duplicate with the Secretary of the Bureau, in the State House at Trenton, the facts alleged in the petition will be deemed to be admitted and no testimony will be required from the petitioner to prove such facts. W ORKM EN’S COMPENSATION BUREAU 20 Secretary. I, William E. Stubbs, Deputy Commissioner & Secretary of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the petition filed in this cause. W. E. STUBBS. 30 40 7 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition. Form No. 23 NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR Workmen’s Compensation Bureau Trenton, N. J. lo Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition T h o ma s A. R a m s e y , Petitioner, vs. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , Respondent. Claim Petition No. 3748. April 14th, 1925. 20 Attorney for Respondent....................................... (Address) In answer to Claim Petition filed in this cause: 1. What is the petitioner’s name? Thomas A. Ramsey, 2. Where does he reside? 35 Essex Street, (Street Address) Jersey City, N. J. (City or Town) 6. Was the petitioner in your employ at the time of the accident? Yes. 7. State your business Marine Transportation. 8. Did you receive written notice from the Petitioner at the time of hiring, or later, that the Compensation Law was not to apply to him? No. 30 40 8 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. 9. 10. *0 30 40 Did you give such notice to him? No. When did you first have knowledge of this accident? Nov. 27, 1924. 11. Did you receive notice of this accident from the Petitioner? No. 12. I f so, on what date? X X X 13. Has any claim for compensation been made? Yes. 14. What was the Petitioner’s regular occupation, and what kind of work was he doing at the time of the accident? Barge Captain, was not working at time of accident. 15. When did the accident happen? November 27, 1924. (State month, day, year and hour) 16. Where did the accident happen? On tracks of Jersey Central Railroad, on Jersey Avenue, J. C. 17. What was the nature of the accident, and how did it happen? Petitioner was crossing railroad tracks and was struck by a train. 18. On what date was the petitioner c o m p e lle d to stop work because of the injury? Nov. 27, 1924. 19. On what day was the injured well enough to work again? Eeb. 19th, 1925. 20. I f still disabled, on what date do you estimate he will be able to work? X X X X 21. Give your understanding of the nature of any injury from which he should recover?.. 22. Give your understanding of any p e rm a n e n t injury which has resulted, either a m p u ta tion or loss of usefulness of any m e m b e r or impairment of any physical organ. E x p la in fully. Amputation of left arm. 9 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. 23. Were the wages fixed by piece-work?.......... 24. If so, what was the average weekly wage of the injured ?................................................ 25. If wages were fixed by the hour, state rate per h o u r ..................... .................................... 26. Give number of hours in an ordinary working day ........................................................... 27. Give number of days in an ordinary working w e e k ............................................................ 28. State the amount of weekly wages. monthly. 10 $80.00 29. How much money have you paid the injured as compensation (not including medical aid) since the accident? l^one. 30. Have you promised to pay compensation? No. 31. If so, how much? X X X X 32. Was medical aid required? 20 Yes. 34. Were you requested to supply the necessary medical service required by law? No. 35. Did you furnish this service? No. 36. If so, between what dates?........................... 37. If not, give reason for failure to do so. As accident did not happen at place of employment Petitioner was taken to Hospital be- 30 fore I had knowledge of his injuries. 38. Give name of physician and hospital rendering service at your direction................. 39. What other facts are there which you believe important? I f you deny that compensation is payable in this case, explain fully your reasons for this conclusion. As Captain of a vessel this Petitioner was engaged m a maritime pursuit and it is the Respondent s contention that his only recovery 40 10 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. jq lies in the Federal Courts, the State Courts have no jurisdiction. Furthermore, the Petitioner at the time he sustained his injuries was not engaged in his employer’s interests, it was purely a personal errand 2Y2 miles away from the barge. Respondent contends that this accident did not arise out of and in the course of his employment as the Petitioner had left the barge about several hours prior to the accident. (Respondent) (Address) I, William E. Stubbs, Deputy Commissioner & Secretary of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the answer filed in this cause. W. E. STUBBS. 30 40 11 Finding of Fact; Determinations <b Rule. Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment. On Petition for Compensation. VS. Mat t h ew L ea h e y . Respondent. Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment. 10 Claim Petition #3748. A petition having been filed in the abovestated cause, praying for the compensation to which the petitioner may be entitled by virtue of the terms and provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, establishing an elective schedule of compensation and regulating procedure for the determinations of liability and compensation thereunder, ’ ’ approved April 4th, 1911, with several acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, an a time and place of hearing having been xe and it appearing to the Commissioner that e said petition and order fixing the time and P ace of hearing have been duly served upon e respondent and the petitioner and respond- 1 Q9^ u ,ng appeared 0n the 5th day of June, r i>. beiore Deputy Commissioner Charles E. °rbm, at the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau 30 ,n 40 12 Finding of Fact; Determinations & Rule. Chambers, 571 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, N. J., the petitioner by John J. Meehan and the respondent by Charles Kerrigan, and the Commissioner having heard testimony adduced on behalf of each of the respective parties and briefs having been submitted; 10 I do find and determine from the evidence as follow s; That the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, was on the 26th day of November, 1924, in the employ of the respondent, Matthew Leahey. F ir s t : That the said Thomas Ramsey received for his services, wages at the rate of $80.00 a month. Sec o nd: 2o That the said Thomas Ramsey on the 26th day of November, 1924, sustained personal injuries and the loss of his left arm as result of an accident, which accident arose out of and in the course of the petitioner’s employment and said employment was subject to Section 2, Chapter 95 of the Laws of 1911, known as the Workmen’s Compensation Act. F o ur t h : That the respondent has had actual knowledge of the occurrence of said accident. T h ir d : F if t h : T hat the accident arose out of and in the course o f his employm ent. Six t h : That the New Jersey C o m p en sa tio n Act applied to the case and the motion fo r dismissal on the ground of lack of jurisdiction, must be denied. Se v e n t h : That the New Jersey C om p en sa tion Court has jurisdiction and that the case is not one for admiralty jurisdiction. E ig h t h : That as result the petitioner lost 40 his left arm which caused a temporary disability 13 Finding of Fact; Determinations & Rule. for a period of twelve weeks from November 26th, 1924, and permanent disability, total loss of arm, for a period of two hundred weeks at the rate of $12.30 per week. Nin t h : I find, therefore, that the petitioner is entitled to temporary disability compensation for a period of twelve weeks and permanent disability compensation for a period of two hundred weeks at the rate of $12.30 per week. Te n t h : I further find that the petitioner’s attorney, John Joseph Meehan, is entitled to a. counsel fee which is fixed in the sum of two hundred ($200) dollars, to be paid by the respondent. I t I s , T h e r e f o r e , on this 24th day of August, 1925, O r d e re d , that judgment final be entered in favor of the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, and against the respondent, Matthew Leahey, in the sum of twelve dollars and thirty cents ($12.30) a week for a period of twelve weeks for temporary disability and two hundred weeks for permanent disability, to be paid from the date of the accident, and in addition thereto, a counsel fee of two hundred dollars ($200), to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for the petitioner. CHARLES E. CORBIN, Deputy Commissioner. 20 30 40 Notice of Appeal. Notice of Appeal. NEW JER SE Y DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR. W o r k m e n 's C o m p e n s a t io n Jersey City, N. J. B ur eau. 10 T h o mas A . Ramsey, Petitioner, vs. M at t h e w 2q Respondent. Notice of Appeal. To William E. Stubbs, secretary, Trenton, N. J. To Clerk of Common Pleas, Hudson County. To John Joseph Meehan, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J., attorney for petitioner. that the respondent, Matthew Leahey, does appeal from the judgment of the Workmen's Compensation Bureau of the State of New Jersey in the above cause, to the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. Said judgment and the determination of the facts thereon, dated August 24, 1925, and signed by Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Commissioner of Compensation, and the effect of said judgment is to make an award against the respondent and the respondent appeals from the whole of said award, on the ground to wit: Pl ease 30 L e ah ey, On Petition, etc. Take N o t ic e , 1. That the accident did not arise out of or in the course of employment. 2. That the time of alleged accident the petitioner was engaged in maritime pursuit and Order. therefore the Workmen’s Compensation Court was without jurisdiction to entertain the cause. BARENT L. VISSCHER, Attorney for Respondent-Appellant. JOSEPH C. PAUL, Of Counsel. Order. HUDSON COUNTY COURT PLEAS. Th o mas A. R a m s e y , Petitioner-Appellee, vs. Mat t hew Leah ey, OF COMMON On Appeal. Order. Respondent-Appellant. This matter being heard before the Court, on oral argument, in the presence of John Joseph Meehan and Barent L. Visscher, attorneys for the respective parties, and the Court having considered the subject matter of the appeal, I t I s , on this 16th day of January, 1926, O r d e r e d , that the award to Thomas A. Ramsey, the appellee herein and petitioner below, made in favor of the said appellee herein and petitioner below, and against Matthew Leahey, appellant herein and respondent below, by Charles E. orbin, Deputy Commissioner of Compensation, Rowing temporary disability for a period of welve weeks and permanent disability for a 16 Order. period of two hundred weeks, at the rate of twelve dollars and thirty cents ($12.30) per week, and a counsel fee of two hundred ($200) dollars to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for the petitioner, be and the same is hereby affirmed. 10 I t I s F u r t h e r O r d e r e d , that John Joseph Meehan, counsel for the appellee herein and petitioner below, be awarded the sum of three hundred dollars as counsel fee, in addition to the $200 allowed by the Compensation Court, together with costs. A nd CHARLES M. EGAN, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. 20 30 40 17 Writ of Certiorari. Writ of Certiorari. Filed January Ne w , 192G. Je r se y, ss. (s e a l ) The. State o f New Jersey to the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Hudson, and John J. McGovern, Clerk of the said Court, G r e e t in g : We being willing for certain reasons to be certified of and concerning a certain determination and judgment rendered on the 16th day of January, 1926, by the Honorable Charles M. Egan, Judge of the said Court of Common Pleas, in and for the said County of Hudson, in a certain proceeding brought on behalf of Thomas A. Ramsey, petitioner, against Matthew Leahey, respondent, for the determination and recovery of compensation under an Act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, establishing an elective schedule of compensation and regulating procedure for the determination of liability and compensation thereunder,’ ’ approved pril 4, 1911, and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, we command you, the said Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Hudson and John J. McGovern, Clerk of the said Court, that the said determination an judgment, together with a transcript of the evidence and all proceedings for the making of e same and all things touching and concerning thm Same\ as fullJ and entirely as before you y remain, or are in your custody and control, ^ on 18 Writ of Certiorari. 10 you do certify and send, together with this writ, to our Justices of our Supreme Court of Judicature at Trenton, on the 4th day of March, 1926, that therein may be caused to he done what of right and according to law ought to be done. W it ne s s , the Honorable W il l iam S. Gummebe, Chief Justice of our said Supreme Court at Trenton, this 25th day of February, 1926. EDW ARD J. KELLEHER, Clerk. B ar ent V is s c h e r , Atty. for Prosecutor. C. P a u l , Of Counsel for Prosecutor. Jo seph 2o This writ allowed. Let it be sealed. February 18, 1926. JAM ES F. MINTURN, J. S. C. 30 40 19 Reasons. Reasons. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T h o mas A. R a m s e y , PetitionerDefendant in Certiorari, vs. Mat t h e w On Certiorari. 10 Reasons. Leah ey, ) RespondentProsecutor in Certiorari. The prosecutor presents the following reasons for setting aside the determination and judgment brought before this Honorable Court by the writ of certiorari in the above-entitled cause: 20 First: That the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment. Second: Because the findings of the Court of ^ ommon Pleas is unsupported by any legal eviThird. Because the said determination and ju gment aie in divers other respects irregular, unjust, illegal and oppressive to the prosecutor. b a r e n t 30 l . v is s c h e r , Attorney for Prosecutor. JOSEPH C. PAUL, Of Counsel. 40 20 Return to Writ. Return. St at e o f Co unt y 10 20 N ew o f J e r s e y ., H udso n. I, C h a r l e s ’ M. E g a n , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and for Hudson County, do hereby certify and return to the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of New Jersey the proceedings, had before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Labor, Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, and the proceedings had before the Court of Common Pleas in appeal and the order dismissing the appeal and all things touching and concerning the same as by the within writ to me directed, I am commanded. W i t n e s s W h e r e o f , I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the said Court at Jersey City, N. J., this 1st day of March, 1926. CHARLES M. EGAN, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Hudson County. 30 40 Discussion. NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR. W o r k m e n ’s C o m p e n s a t io n B ur eau. Jersey City, Hudson County Dist. Th o mas R a m s e y , Petitioner, vs. Ma t t h e w Leah ey, Respondent. Transcript of stenographic notes of testimony taken in the above-entitled matter before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Compensation Commissioner, at the Department of Labor Building, 571 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, on the 5th day of June, A. D. 1925, at 11:20 A. M. Appearances: J. J. Meehan, Esq. (Sulli van & Meehan, Esqs.), for the petitioner. Charles F. Kerrigan, Jr., for the respondent. The Court: Can you reach any stipulation on the facts? You can admit the accident, can’t you? Mr. Kerrigan: Yes, sir. (Discussion as to stipulation.) The Court: It is stipulated and agreed by and between the attorneys for the petitioner and respondent that the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, vas working on November 26th for the respondent, and that his wages— Mr. Meehan: There is a dispute on the wages. e claims eighty dollars a month and we claim ninety dollars. 22 Discussion. (Further discussion between counsel.) The Court: (Continuing the stipulation.) —that his wages were eighty dollars a month. That he suffered an accident which resulted in the loss of the left arm. That he suffered temporary disability for twelve weeks at the rate of 10 $12.30 per week; permanent disability, total loss of the left arm, or two hundred weeks, at the rate of $12.30 per week. That the question at issue is whether the petitioner suffered this accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, and also the question of jurisdiction. Mr. K errigan :1 I move that the case be dismissed upon the ground that this Court has no jurisdiction, this man being the captain of a ves20 sel, which would bring it into the Federal courts, this being purely an admiralty case. Mr. Meehan: I wish to object to that motion on the ground that the man was employed here in a sort of two-fold capacity as captain and longshoreman. I can give you numerous cases on the fact where a man is hurt while engaged in a pursuit which is incidental to the employment, as this was (he left the barge in order to 2 Q get provisions, as provided in his contract of employment), that while he was on the land the provisions of his contract permitted him to work on the land, and this would do away with the maritime contract. There have been numerous cases on that. The authorities hold a barge captain is like a longshoreman, where he has twofold duties to perform, one on the boat and one on land. In this case he is hurt on the property of New Jersey, and it comes within this Court. I think there is a case that Judge Stahl has on 40 that point. 23 Discussion. The Court: I am not prepared to pass on the law today. I haven’t had the opportunity to cover the law on that. Is that the only fact you really question in this case? Mr. Kerrigan: Yes, and there is the issue of arising out of and in the course of his employment. jo» The Court: Can’t you submit a stipulation on the case and submit briefs on it? Mr. Kerrigan: In regard to the jurisdiction? The Court: On the whole case. Mr. Kerrigan: I think we might, but I think this man is unquestionably the captain of a vessel. I don’t think there is any question in anyone’s mind but that if he is the captain of a vessel, that is purely a maritime occupation. The Court: The only question is he was not 20 on board ship. Whether that throws him out of the jurisdiction or not, I am not prepared to say. Mr. Kerrigan: I have a case here, federally reported, 241, although it is not exactly parallel, I think it has some bearing on it. The Court: I am not in any position to pass on that without looking up the law. My thought was you submit briefs on it. (Further discussion.) Mr. Kerrigan: Mr. Ramsey is here. like to get his testimony. 30 I would The Court: Then, suppose we put him on and then submit briefs on the question of jurisdiction. 40 24 Thomas Ramsey, direct. THOMAS RAMSEY, the petitioner, sworn. Direct examination by Mr. Meehan. Q Mr. Ramsey, where do yon live? A At the present time I live at 30 Morris street. Q Yon were employed by Matthew Leahey ^ on November 26, 1924? A Yes, sir. Q How long have you been working for Matthew Leahey? A I been working for him since about the sixth or seventh of September. I forget the exact date. Q What was your title, or contract of employment, if any? A What was my title on there? Qi Yes. A Captain of a coal barge. Q What were your duties as such? A Look 20 after and take care of the boat, and see she was loaded and unloaded properly, and take care of the lighting, and so forth. Q How many hours a day did you work? A Twenty-four, when necessary. Q Twenty-four hours. Did you have any cause to go off your boat at any time ? A I had to go off the boat for to get provisions and to get clean clothes. Q Your employer knew that you had to go off? A Knew and authorized me to go off. Q It was customary for you to off the boat and to obtain provisions, and then to bring the provisions back on the boat; is that right? A Yes, sir; not only me, but all other boat captains. 40 Mr. Kerrigan: I object to that» The Court: That is not responsive. Strike out the answer. Mr. Meehan: That is, just strike out the last part, not the first part? 25 Thomas Ramsey, direct. The Court: Yes. Q You have a room on the barge? A Yes, sir. Q You tell the Court, briefly now, just how the accident took place. First, what you did prior to the accident, and just right up to the time of the accident. A I left my boat to go and get provisions, and came over to Jersey City. I trade in the A. & P. on Washington street, and I went there and got what I wanted there, and then I had a friend living within—I had to pass within a block of his house, and I went there and spent two or three hours visiting with him and his mother. I left there and came up Grand street to Jersey avenue, and went down Jersey avenue. I got down there, almost to the barge. There was a train backing in across the street. I went to go around the locomotive. When I struck the train there was only one car between me and the locomotive. I went to go around the locomotive, not to detain me, and my overcoat caught on the switch and “threw me under the locomotive. Q You were on your way back to the barge then? A I was on my way back to the barge then. Q It was your duty to take care of any matters pertaining to your barge for the period of twenty-four hours a day; is that right? A Yes, sir. * 10 20 30 Q You say you bought the provisions at ai A. & P. store? A Yes, sir. Q For yourself? A Yes, sir. T ^ f Î en you brought the provisions back? 1 7 * 7 T P r is io n s with me. I had them in nr hand when I fell and was hurt. 40 ' 26 Thomas Ramsey, direct. Q What was the work done on this barge? A What was the work? What my dnty comprised of? 10 Q No, what was the captain of the barge’s duties with reference to the work that went on. there? A Well, as I told yon before, I had to look after the boat, take care of the lights, see she as loaded and unloaded properly. Place her in tow, when she was to be towed, properly. Q Is that barge under the Custom House rules? A Not while I was on her. I never seen any Custom House papers while I was there. Never signed any. Q No Custom House papers? House papers on that boat. 20 A No Custom Mr. Kerrigan: I object to that. no bearing on the case. It has Mr. Meehan: It has a bearing for this reason: It is liable to go into interstate commerce— The Court: I f it is liable to go into interstate commerce, I am not interested in that. Mr. Meehan: I want to do away with that; all of that. 30 Mr. Kerrigan: I don’t think he is qualified to say whether it was under Custom House rules or not. Mr. Meehan: All right; I will consent to strike it out, then. Q Your employer, Matthew Leahey, knew that you had to go off the boat for provisions, didn t he? A He certainly did know that I had to go 40 oft 27 Thomas Ramsey, cross. Q Did you do it regularly, as a matter of custom? A Done it twice or three times a week, went off the vessel. Q Matthew Leahey, your employer, knew it? A Yes, sir. Q Did he acquiesce at any time with your making on occasional visit to a friend’s house ? A Certainly. Nearly every time I went over there I go and stay with him, if it was only ten or fifteen minutes. Q Your employer knew that? A Yes, sir. Q And it was the custom? A And it was the custom. Q Did you sleep on the boat? A Yes, sir. Q Outside of the incidental occasion' of going off for provisions, your duty was on the boat for twenty-four hours? A Yes, sir. Mr. Meehan: That’s all. -j q 20 Cross examination by Mr. Kerrigan. Q Did you ever have any time off, Mr. Ramsey, that you could use as you saw fit? A Sir? Q Did you ever have any time off, that you could use as you saw fit? A The only time was when the boat would be lying up, they wouldn’t want to use it. That is the only time, when the boat would be lying up. 30 ^ ^ C°Uld y° U do ^Ust as you Please, leave e boat or stay on it, go anywhere you wanted? o t* She WaS loading’ 1 had t0 stay there. Vi the boat was unloaded, in ship-shape condition, could you leave the boat and do anymg you wanted? A I could, Mr. Leahey knowing that I went off. Q On the night of this accident, what time did you leave the boat? A Well, I left the boat 40 28 Thomas Ramsey, cross. about five minutes before the whistle blew there, at a quarter-past four. Q In other words, you left the boat at ten minutes past four, heh? A What is that? Q In other words, you left the boat at ten minutes past four? A At ten minutes past four 10 I left the boat. Q In the afternoon? A In the evening; yes. Q You went to get some provisions? A Yes, sir. Q Did you pay for those or did Mr. Leahey pay for those? A I paid for them. Q What time did you get the provisions? A I got the provisions between five and six o ’clock. Q How far from the boat was the place where you went to get provisions? A I don’t know exactly the distance, but it was on Washington street, between Morris and Essex. Q: How long did it take you to go from the barge to this place on Washington street, between Morris and Essex? A About an hour, ordinary walking. Q You went straight from the barge to there? A Yes, sir. Q Bought the provisions and paid for them. 30 Then what did you do? A After I got the provisions I went just about a block further down on Morris street to visit this friend and his mother. Q Went a block further away from the barge then, after you got the provisions? A Yes, sir. Q What time did you arrive at the friend’s house? A I didn’t look at the time, but it was about six o ’clock. Q What time? A About six o ’clock in the 4 o evening. 29 Thomas Ramsey, cross. Q How long did you stay there? A I stayed there until a little after eleven. Q You stayed there until a little after eleven. Then what did you do? A I went direct— started to go direct to the boat, and on my way I was hurt, on Jersey avenue. Q Did you have any work to do on the boat that night? A I didn’t, any more than look around and see that things were all right, before I went to bed. Q Was it necessary for you to go back to the boat that night? A It was necessary for me to go back to the boat that night to see the boat was all right. I didn’t know but what some tug from below would come and take her out, and she wouldn’t be properly tied up. It wouldn’t be the safe way. It wouldn’t be my duty. Q It was your duty then— A It was mv duty to go back to the boat. Q That is the only reason you did go back that night, because you felt it was your dutv^ A That is the only reason. Q Did Mr. Leahey, your employer, know you were going to a friend’s house to stay there approximately live hours that night? Mr. Meehan: I object to what Mr. Leahey knew. J iq ^ 30 Mr. Kerrigan: That is permissible on cross examination. He testified on direct that Mr. Leahey always knew when he left the boat. A I (prln n pardor I r .c 4 - Z .c ~ i i 40 30 Thomas Ramsey, cross. 10 2 0 Q Did Mr. Leahey know this night you were going to a friend’s house and stay about five hours? A He did not. Q Did he know anything about what you were doing that evening? A He knew that I was going for provisions; so did his son. Q Did he have any idea how long it would take you to get the provisions? A I don’t now whether he ever formed any idea, or not. Q Did it ordinarily take you from ten minutes past four in the afternoon to about eleven that night to get provisions for your meals? A I said I visited at my friend’s house from about six to a few minutes after eleven. Q Please answer the question. (Question repeated by the reporter.) A No, it didn’t take me all that time to get provisions. Q How long did it generally take you to get provisions, after you left the barge? A If I went right over to that A. & P. store and got the provisions and went right back, I couldn’t do it short of two hours and fifteen or twenty minutes. 30 Q Did Mr. Leahey have any idea you were going to take seven hours that night? A He did not, nor he wouldn’t have cared if I had. Mr. Kerrigan: I object to the last part and ask it be stricken out as not responsive. Mr. Meehan: It is directly responsive, I think. The Court: Strike out the last part. 40 Q Is there any other way of your going back to the barge except the way you took that night. 31 Thomas Ramsey, cross. A There was no way of my going back to the barge— Mr. Meehan: I object as immaterial, “ Is there any other way of going back to the barge that night?” There might be a million ways back. The Court: I will allow the question. (Question repeated by the reporter.) ^ i A There was another way to go, but I would have to cross the Central Railroad tracks. I couldn’t get to the boat without crossing the Central Railroad tracks. Q Rid you return to the barge by the same route as you left it? A I was returning the same way as I went when I left it. 20 Mr. Kerrigan: That’s all. Mr. Meehan: That’s all. The Court: That is all the testimony to he produced. Both sides will submit briefs on the legal questions. (Discussion between cotinsel.) (Testimony closed.) 30 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the testimony taken in the above-entitled matter before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, at the time, place and date hereinbefore set forth. Court Reporter. 40 Opinion■of Supreme Court. OPINION OF SUPREME COURT. Filed July 14, 1926. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. No. 236, May Term, 1926. Th o ma s A. R a m s e y , Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, vs. Ma t t h e w Leah ey, Respondent-Prosecutor. Submitted May 4, 1926; decided July , 1926. Petitioner, captain of a coal barge, was required by the conditions of his employment to supply his own food, and to that end it was necessary that he should leave the barge, where his duty was continuous, and go ashore to buy such food. On the occasion in question, he had gone ashore for this purpose and while returning to the barge by the usual route was injured at a railroad crossing. Held, that the Trial Court was justified in finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. Certiorari to Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. Before Justices Parker, Black and Campbell. For Paul. the prosecutor-respondent, Joseph For the petitioner, John J. Meehan. C. 34 Opinion of Supreme Court. The opinion of the Court was delivered by Pa r k e r , J. This is a workmen’s compensation case involving the usual question whether the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. The petitioner was employed by defendi ó ant as captain of a coal barge, which at the time of the accident was tied up in the Washington street basin at Jersey. City. He lived on the barge, and testified that his tour of duty was continuous, for the whole twenty-four hours when necessary; that he had to supply himself with food, which he was accustomed, with the knowledge and consent of his employer, to purchase on shore and bring back to the boat. On the night of the accident he went ashore for this 20 PurPose> bough! his food, and on the way back stopped to visit a friend for two or three hours, after which he resumed his journey to the boat by the ordinary and usual route, and on the way was injured by an engine at a railroad crossing. Three points are stated in the brief for prosecutor, but they all amount to this, that there was no evidence to support a finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. We think, however, that there was 30 such evidence; that the accident arose in the course of the employment, because petitioner was doing something necessarily involved in the contract of service; he was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have food; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service; so that in going out to buy food, buying it, and returning, he was, as the bureau might find, still 40 in the course of his employment. 35 Opinion of Supreme Court. A finding that the accident arose out of the employment was also legitimate. The case is not like Hulley v. Moosbrugger, 88 N. J. L. 161, in which the servant was injured by a skylarking companion. It is closely similar to Zabriskie v. Erie R. R. Co., 86 Id. 266, in which the servant for need of responding to a call of nature was obliged to cross a street, and was injured in so doing. We see no substantial difference between being accustomed, with the employer’s knowledge and consent, to leave the place of work to visit a convenience, and being accustomed with like consent, to go out to buy food. And in that case, as in this, the injury was inflicted by an outside agency. The English cases look somewhat the other way, but they construe the law strictly, and we have been rather more liberal in this State. Terlecki v. Strauss, 85 N. J. L. 454, 86 Id. 708, is on similar lines, though not so close on the facts. The opinion of the Supreme Court in Steers v. Dunnewald may seem to the contrary of the views above expressed; but in affirming the judgment, 89 Id. 601, the Court of Errors and Appeals refused to adopt the opinion, and placed its affirmance on an entirely different ground. We think the findings of fact as to the connection of the accident with the employment were justified, and the judgment will accordingly be affirmed. jn „ 30 It is proper to add that the question discussed by the Court of Errors and Appeals in the recent case of March v. Vulcan Iron Works, 4 Adv. 222, 132 Atl. 89, has not been raised in the case at bar and therefore has not been considered by us. 40 36 Order of Affirmance of Judgment. ORDER OF AFFIRM AN CE OF JUDGMENT. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T ho ma s A. R a ms e y , 10 Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, vs. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , Respondent, Prosecutor in Certiorari. On Certiorari. Order of Affirmance of Judgment. This case having been duly argued at the May Term, 1926, of this Court, by Barent L. Visschei, attorney fo r respondent-prosecutor in 20 certiorari, and Joseph C. Paul, of counsel, and John Joseph Meehan, attorney for petitionerdefendant in certiorari, and Thomas F. Meehan, of counsel, and the Court having considered the same and finding no error in the order and judgment of Charles M. Egan, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, I t I s , thereupon, Or de r e d and A dj udg e d , that the order and judgment of Charles M. Egan, gg Judge o f the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, made the 16th day of January, 1926, removed by writ of certiorari in this cause, be affirmed, and that the record be remitted to the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas to be proceeded with in accordance with this judgment and the practice in such case made and pro vided. Dated July 23, 1926. 40 37 Order o f Affirmance o f Judgm ent. Entered July 24, 1926, On motion of JOHN JOSEPH MEEHAN, Attorney for PetitionerDefendant in Certiorari. THOMAS F. MEEHAN, Of Counsel. 10 20 30 38 N otice o f A p p ea l. NOTICE OF APPEAL. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T ho ma s A. R am s e y , 10 P etition er, D efendan t in C ertiorari, On Appeal. Notice of of Appeal. v s. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , R esp on d en t-P rosecu tor. To John J. Meehan, Esq., attorney of petitionerdefendant in certiorari, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J. 20 Si r : T ak e N o t ic e , that the respondent-prosecutor, Matthew Leahey, appeals to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals, court of last resort of all causes in New Jersey, from the whole o f the judgment entered in this cause in the New Jersey Supreme Court. Dated, August 4, 1926. an Yours, etc., BARENT VISSCHER, Attorney of Respondent-Prosecutor. J o s e ph C. P a u l , Of Counsel. Service of the within notice of appeal is hereby acknowledged this 12th day of August, 1926. JOHN J. MEEHAN, Atty. for Petitioner-Defendant in Certiorari. 39 Ground of Appeal. GROUND OF APPEAL. NEW JERSEY COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS. T ho ma s A. R a m s e y , I Petitioner, I Defendant in Certiorari, I vs Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , 19 Appeal* ) Reasons on l ‘ Appeal. 1 Respondent-Prosecutor, / The respondent-proseentor writes the following ground upon appeal from the New Jersey Supreme Court to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals in the above-entitled matter: 20 1. That the New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas in the above-entitled cause, although there was error in so doing. Dated, August 4, 1926. BARENT VISSCHER, Attorney of Respondent-Prosecutor. J os eph C. P a u l , Of Counsel. 30 Service of the within reasons on appeal is ereby acknowledged this 12th day of August, 1926. JOHN J. MEEHAN, Attorney of Petitioner-Deft, in Certiorari. 40 N ew Jersey State Library pm Kw ijj of (êtm$ and appeals. Th o m a s A . R a m s e y , Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, Respondent, YS. On C e rtio r a ri. ► On A p p e a l fro m M a t t h e w J. L e a h y , S u p rem e C o u rt. R espondent, P rosecutor in C ertiorari, A pp ella n t. BRIEF ON BEHALF OF APPELLANT. The Suprem e C ourt, on w rit o f certiora ri, a ffirmed a ju dgm en t o f the H u d son Com m on Pleas, which had previou sly affirm ed a determ ination and order o f the C om pensation B u reau a llow in g com pensation to T hom as A . R am sey in the sum o f $2,607.60 and a counsel fee o f $500. Thomas A . R am sey w as em ployed as a captain o f a coal barge ow ned by M atthew Leahy. R a m sey’s duties w ere to look a fte r and take care o f the barge, see that she w as loaded and unloaded p r o p erly and attend to the ligh tin g. H e testified that his w orking hours w ere “ tw en ty -fou r w hen necessary” (S. o f C., p. 24, lines 10-24). H e w ent off the barge at tim es to get provision s and to get clean clothes. H e said that he traded at an A tla n tic & Pacific store on W a sh in gton Street, Jersey City, about one h ou r’s w alk fro m the barge. A b o u t 4 2 o’clock in the afternoon of November 26,1924, Ramsey left the barge to get provisions (S. of C., p. 28, lines 10-25). He had a friend living a block further away from the barge than the location of the grocery store, and after buying provisions, he went to this friend’s house and stayed until near midnight (S. of C., p. 28, line 36). On his way back to the barge when he arrived at the railroad crossing in Jersey Avenue, a train was backing across the street He says he went to go around the locomotive, caught his overcoat on a switch and was thrown under the locomotive and injured (S. of C., p. 25, lines 18-27). He testified that he bought the provisions for himself (S. of C., p. 25, lines 35-37). He left the boat at about ten minutes after four in the afternoon (S. of C., p. 28, line 10) and stayed with his friend until a little after eleven at night (S. of C., p. 29, lines 1-2). He, himself, personally paid for the provisions that he bought ( S. of C., p. 28, lines 13-14). It appears that while Mr. Leahy knew that Ramsey was going to get provisions, he did not know that he was going to a friend’s house to stay for about five hours (S. of C., p. 30, lines 1-9). It nowhere appears that his employer sent or directed him to go for provisions. No part of his duties to his employer required him to be anywhere except on the boat, and while his tour of duty was twenty-four hours, he had previously left the boat on occasions for the purpose of getting provisions. The appeal is taken upon three grounds: first, that the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment; second, because the findings of the Court of Common Pleas is unsupported by any legal evidence; third, because the said determination and judgment are in divers other respects irregular, injurious, illegal and oppressive to the prosecutor below. 3 POINT I. The accident complained of did not arise ont of and in the course of employment. The accident in which Ramsey received his injuries was not an accident connected with his employment, incidental to his employment, nor one in any way due to the nature or character of his employment, but an accident which might as easily have occurred to a member of the public as to the petitioner. The accident was not sustained in the course of Ramsey’s employment, but was sustained during a time when he had stepped out of his employment. A leading case in this jurisdiction and the case upon which many subsequent decisions in this State have been founded is that of Bryant v. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72. Justice Trenchard, affirming an allowance of compensation, in that case discussed in detail the question of “ out of and in the course of employment.” He therein laid down the rule that for an accident to arise out of and in the course of employment “ it must result from a risk reasonably incidental to the employment” . He concludes that an accident arises “ out of” employment when it is something the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it, and states that “ risk is incidental to the employment when it belongs to or is connected with what a workman has to do in fulfilling his contract of service’ . In his discussion of the law and for his authority and some of his definitions, Justice Trenchard cites and quotes a number of decisions of the English courts. The courts of this jurisdiction have uniformly followed the English decisions 4 on the subject of workmen’s compensation and for that reason we present in this brief decisions in certain English cases which we believe to be particularly apt. A leading English case and one in which the facts are almost the same as the facts in our case is that of Parker v. Black Rock (Owners), 84 Law Journal Reports K. B. 1373 (1915). In that case a seaman had signed articles for a coasting voyage which contained the term “ crew to provide their own provisions.” When the ship had arrived in a harbor, he went ashore to buy necessary provisions and after doing so left the shop in the direction of the pier where the ship was lying. It was a dark, wet, stormy night, and the next day his body was found in the water near the pier. It was held that the accident by which he lost his life did not arise out of his employment, as he was not absent from the vessel in pursuance of a duty to his employer. This case was heard before the County Judge who held that the claimant was not entitled to succeed. Upon appeal from his decision to the Court of Appeals, the appeal was dismissed and from that court the appeal was brought to the House of Lords. That court in dismissing the appeal made the following comments, each Lord Justice writing an opinion and all concurring. Earl Lorebum said at page 1375: “We cannot say in this case that this unfortunate man promised his employers that he would feed himself. If that is the case, and if we cannot so construe the contract between them, what did it matter whether he went ashore to buy his provisions because he had contracted that his employers should not be obliged to feed him, or because he was obliged to go or to starve? In either case the necessity was there to get food; but that is not, I think, enough to entitle the appellant to succeed. In either case the question seems to me to be the same—namely, Do those circum- 5 stances make the accident one which arises out of the employment? Did this injury arise out of this man’s employment as a seaman on board this ship—did his employment involve, as one of the things belonging to the employment, that he should come ashore to get food and then return the same evening? I cannot think that the case can be regarded as one in which it was his duty, for that purpose, to come ashore and to be ashore and return to the ship.” * * * “ I cannot see that upon those facts the accident arose out of the employment. It arose from this man needing to have food, which, of course, is a necessity common to all mankind.” Lord Parker said at page 1375: “ The accident, in this case, took place during the absence of the employee from the vessel upon which he was engaged. He came on shore, and I think that under the circumstances it must be presumed that he came on shore with the leave of his employer, and it was during that absence from the ship that the accident occurred. Now, it is not sufficient, in order to make this an accident arising out of the employment, that the accident happened during a period when the man was lawfully absent from the vessel. In order to make it an accident arising out of the employment, the absence from the vessel must be in pursuance of a duty owed to the employer.” “Now it is desired in the present case to show that the absence from the ship was pursuant to a duty owed to the employer, but I think that the effort to do so breaks down. It is said that the man was on shore to purchase provisions; that he was under a contractual obligation to his employer to purchase provisions and to feed himself; and that consequently he was absent from the ship pursuant to a duty owed to the employer.” 6 Lord Sumner said at page 1376: “ There is no contractual obligations which made the deceased’s errand on shore part of his employment in itself. It is suggested that, as, in fact, he fed himself on board, his going ashore at a convenient port to get provisions constituted such a moral necessity to do so, not arising generally, but arising specially from the terms upon which he was on board, that it places him on his errand on the same footing as though he had gone to discharge a duty to the ship—either to buy provisions, to perform an errand, or otherwise. No authority is stated for that proposition, and I do not think that it can be accepted.” Lord Parmoor said at page 1377: “ I think it clear that Parker was not absent from the ship in pursuance of any duty owed to the employer, and, in the absence of such duty, no liability would arise under the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act.” Lord Wrenbury said at page 1378: “ It was said that, contract or no contract, at any rate under the circumstances the man was bound to get provisions in order to sustain himself during the next journey of the vessel —that it was a duty which he owed, and that he was performing that duty. It seems to me that from the stipulation that he was to get his own provisions this consequence ensued that the master was bound to give him reasonable facilities from time to time for going to buy them; but it does not follow that when he was buying them he was discharging any duty towards his employer. The man was doing an act which under the circumstances he had to do, but he was not doing an act which he owed to his employer the duty to do.” The spirit of the decision in the case we have just quoted from is followed in a decision of the Court of Errors and Appeals. In the case of 7 Colucci v. Edison Portland Cement Company, 94 N. J. Law, p. 542, the court there reversed a judgment awarding compensation. An employee during working hours stopped his particular work in the place or building where he was employed, left that building, went into another building belonging to his employer, laid down to sleep and was killed by a brick thrown by a foreman in an attempt to wake him. The court held that the accident did not arise in the course of his employment in the meaning of the act, and stated that the employee had “for the time abandoned his employment” . They said that the employee had undoubtedly been working overtime and was probably tired and sleepy, “but no matter how good his reason for leaving his employment may have been, the controlling fact is that he did leave it and that the accident to him occurred while he was deliberately away” . The fact in the Colucci case {supra) indicated that the petitioner was working on extra shifts, and it was undoubtedly argued on his behalf that he needed sleep to enable him to return to his work and that the obtaining of that sleep, particularly upon his employer’s premises, was a necessary part of his employment just as the petitioner here might argue that it was necessary for him to obtain provisions to enable him to be strong enough to continue his work. This argument, however, is effectually answered in so many words in the opinions in the English decision in the case of Parker v. Black Rock (supra), as well as by the decision of our own jurisdiction in the Colucci case (supra). We have in the case before the court, considering the question of abandonment of employment, the additional fact that Ramsey, after going ashore for provisions, went to call upon a friend, which additional errand kept him away from his boat some five or six hours longer so that the return trip was made in darkness and not in daylight. In addition, 8 instead of staying on the public highway, he apparently went in on the private way of the railroad, caught in the switch and was thrown under the locomotive (S. of C., p. 25, line 20). Justice Trenchard in Bryant v. Fuseli (supra) cites the following English cases in showing where the act of a third party carries a case out of the compensation class: Armitage v. Lancashire & Yorkshire Ry. (1902), 2 K. B. 178; Collins v. Collins (1907), 2 I. R. 104; Murphy v. Berwick (1909), 43 Ir., L. T. R. 126. He also quotes with approval, Buckley, L. J.} in Fitzgerald v. Clark & Son (1908), 2 K. B. 796: “ The words ‘out of’ point, I think, to the origin and cause of the accident; the words ‘in the course of,’ to the time, place and circumstances under which the accident takes place. The former words are descriptive of the character or quality of the accident. The latter words relate to the circumstances under which an accident of that character or quality takes place. The character or quality of the accident as conveyed by the words ‘out o f involves, I think, the idea that the accident is in some sense due to the employment. It must be an accident resulting from a risk reasonably incident to the employment.” Justice Trenchard follows this quotation with a statement reading: “ We conclude, therefore, that an accident arises ‘in the course of the employment’ if it occurs while the employee is doing what a man so employed may reasonably do within 'a time during which he is employed, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time.’ Taking these words of Justice Trenchard and applying them to the case before us, we find the 9 anomalous situation of a claim by a barge captain that an accident where he was struck by a railroad engine was one which was incidental to or connected with his employment. In the present situation the employee not only went off his place of duty for the purpose of buying provisions for himself, which he himself was evidently obligated to do as he paid for his provisions, but also for the purpose of visiting a friend upon whom he made a personal call, and because of that was returning to his boat late at night instead of in the daytime and was hurt going around a locomotive backing cars across a railroad crossing not on the premises of his employer. Not only is it true in this case that the accident complained of did not arise in the course of employment, but as a matter of law and fact it did not arise out of the employment as so defined. The rule in New Jersey is that the words “ arising out of and in the course of employment” are conjunctive and recovery can only be had when the given injury arose not only ‘fin the course of” but also “ out of” the employment. Hulley v. Moosbrugger} 88 N. J. Law, 161. On this point we turn again to an English case in which the facts are again very similar to the facts in the case now before the court. It is that of Chapman v. Owners of 8. 8. “ John W. Pearnf’ 9 Lutterworth’s Workmen’s Compensation Cases, 244, also reported in 32 T. L. R. 368. In that case while a ship of the respondents was docked, the skipper, Mr. Chapman, went ashore on ship’s business. As he was returning to the ship by way of the Victoria Dock Road, he slipped on a piece of orange peel and received injuries. The road was a crowded market thoroughfare with fruit and vegetable stalls. A Gounty Judge held that the accident arose out of the employment because there 10 was a greater risk of a man’s slipping in that locality than was run by persons in the metropolis generally. The Court of Appeals of three justices held that there was no evidence that the accident was due to a greater risk than was common to all that walked along that road and consequently that it did not arise out of the applicant’s employment. One of the justices stated that there was a risk to every member of the public who frequented the locality where the applicant was injured and had to pass along that road and concluded that that was no ground for saying that the accident arose out of the employment. To the same effect is the decision in Schmoll v. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Co., 89 N. j . Law, 150, more fully gone into under Point II of this brief. The accident there was on a public highway and was definitely during the course of employment, as was the accident in the Chapman case (supra). The theory of the decision is still further supported by the per curiam statement in Walther v. American Paper Co., 98 Atl. 264 (which case is not reported in the N. J. official reports but is a N. J. case), in which it is pointed out that there is no conflict in its decision with that of the decision in the Schmoll case (supra), by stating that the accident in the Bchmoll case happened on a public street, while in the Walther case (supi'a) the accident happened in the premises of the employer to a watchman who was making his rounds. The distinction thus pointed out is analogous to one attempted in another English case—Damdson Company v. M’Robb (1918), A. C. 304. In that case the chief engineer of a ship lying in a public harbour went ashore on leave with a pass for purposes of his own. On returning to his ship after dark he fell from the quay and was drowned. The court held that the quay was not the provided access for the ship and that 11 the accident was not shown to have arisen out of the employment. The court said in its opinion: “ ‘In the course of employment’ does not mean during the currency of the engagement; it means in the course of the work which the workman is employed to do and what is incident to it. An absence on leave for the workman for his own purposes is an interruption of employment.” One of the Lord Justices dissented on the ground that “ the deceased returned to his employment when he entered the harbour gates through which he got access only by reason of his employment.” Even the dissenting justice there would not allow compensation in the case at bar. POINT II. The finding of the Court of Common Pleas is unsupported by any legal evidence. The claim that the accident to Ramsey arose out of his employment is not only unsupported by the evidence but contradicted by it, and when we consider the other phrase “ out of employment,” we find an entire lack of evidence to distinguish the accident from any similar public accident, so as to connect it with the employer in any way. There are of course some public accidents which are compensable. These, as a rule, are not the accidents of an inside worker but of an outside worker and in any case where an employee is injured while away from his customary place of employment, it is uniformly held that the master in some way has extended the place of employment to include the place where the servant was injured. In other words, it must be shown that the employee was at such place 12 due to the nature of the work; that the master had knowledge that he would be there in pursuance of his duty, and that such an exigency was within the contemplation of both parties to the employment. In order, however, to justify an award of compensation under such conditions, it is necessary that there be competent evidence to support such a finding. This rule is laid down in the case of Sohmoll v. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Co., 89 N. J. Law, 150. In that case a judgment allowing compensation was reversed where a brewery agent and collector was murdered while on his employer’s business in a district of bad repute, it being stated that his representative could not recover in the absence of a showing that the object of the murder was robbery or that the employer knew of the dangerous character of the locality and the hazards of sending the employee to* such a place. The Court stated that it was necessary for a finding that the accident arose out of the employment that there should have been some evidence of facts or circumstances to support such finding. That case in itself was even stronger for the employee than our case because it definitely appeared that he was at the time of the accident engaged in his employer’s business upon an errand for which he was sent by his employer and at a place to which he was sent. There is no attempt to show or is there any claim in the present case that the employer knew where Ramsey was going, or that he sent him there, nor is there any reasonable inference that the employee was at the place of the accident because of anything connected with his employment. His duties as detailed by him were on board ship, and even if the employee should claim that anyone could reasonably anticipate that the accident of being run over by the railroad train was connected with the business of his ship, there is no evidence from which to* draw a conclusion that 13 the employee was doing an act in furtherance of his master’s business, either with or without the knowledge or direction of his master. A number of times it has been authoritatively stated that a risk is incidental to the employment when it belongs to or is connected with what an employee has to do in fulfilling his contract of service. It has likewise been stated that for an accident to be compensable, that the employment be one of the necessary antecedents to the accident. There is no possible sound argument which can be advanced to show that the employment as a barge captain was in any sense a necessary antecedent to an accident with a railroad train, nor that the risk assumed by Ramsey when he tried to get around the locomotive was incidental to or connected in any way with what he had to do in fulfilling his contract of service with Leahy. From the foregoing review of decisions in this jurisdiction and of the English courts which have uniformly set a precedent for the decisions of New Jersey, we submit that the facts in the case at bar do not show that the accident arose either out of or during the course of the employment. POINT III. The determination and judgments below are irregular, injurious, illegal and oppressive. The liability in this case, if any, arises out of and is dependent upon the contract of employment. Ramsey was employed as captain of a coal barge at the time of the accident moored in navigable waters at Jersey City. This was a maritime contract and consequently the liability of the parties there- 14 under is determinable only in admiralty and not under the New Jersey Workmen’s Compensation A ct: Southern P. Co., 244 U. S. 205, 61 L. ed. 1086, 37 Sup. Ct. Rep. 524; Chelentis v. Luckenback S. S. Co., 247 U. S. 372, 62 L. ed. 1171, 38 Sup. Ct. Rep. 501; Union Fish Co. v. Erickson, 248 U. S. 308, 63 L. ed. 261, 39 Sup. Ct. Rep. 112; Knickerbocker Ice Co. v. Stewart, 253 U. S. 149, 64 L. ed. 834, 40 Sup. Ct. Rep. 438; Great Lakes Dredge Co. v. Kierejewski, 261 U. S. 479, 67 L. ed. 756, 43 Sup. Ct. 418; Grant Smith Porter Co. y. Rohde, 257 U. S. 469, 66 L. ed. 321, 42 S. Ct. 157. The determination and judgments below brought before this Honorable Court should be reversed. Respectfully submitted, B a r e n t L. Y i s s c h e r , Attorney for Respondent, Prosecutor in Certiorari, Appellant. Jo s e p h S3971 C. P a u l , Of Counsel. iSeto 3tvütp Court of Crrorô anb âppealô Th o mas A. R a m s e y , Respondent, vs. Mat t h ew On Appeal from Supreme Court. J. L e a h e y , Appellant. BRIEF ON B EH ALF OF RESPONDENT. Facts. The respondent, Thomas A. Ramsey, eighty-nine years of age, was employed by the appellant as the captain of a coal barge for a period of twentyfour hours a day, at a salary of Eighty Dollars per month (State of the Case, page 24, 11. 10-30). Since his duty as captain was for twenty-four hours a day, it was customary, and incidental to his employment, for the respondent to go off his boat and obtain provisions (State of the Case, page 24, 11. 32-34). This custom was known and acquiesced in by the appellant ( State of the Case, page 24,11. 30-40; page 26,1. 40; page 27,11. 1-20). On November 26th, 1924, while the respondent was returning to his boat, after procuring provisions at an Atlantic & Pacific store, on Washington Street, Jersey City, he was struck by a train of the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, injuring his left arm to such an extent that the same had to he amputated. 2 Determination. An award was made by Deputy Commissioner Charles E. Corbin allowing the respondent, Thomas A. Ramsey, temporary disability for a period of twelve weeks and permanent disability for a period of two hundred weeks, at the rate of $12.30 per week, and in addition thereto, a counsel fee of $200.00, to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for Thomas A. Ramsey. This award was affirmed by Charles Egan, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, together with an additional counsel fee of $300.00 and costs. On certiorari to the New Jersey Supreme Court, the New Jersey Supreme Court, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Parker, affirmed the award (134 Atl. 91). POINT I. The accident complained of arose out of and in the course of employment. In order for a workman to recover under the provisions of an act entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, etc.” approved April 4th, 1911, with several acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, the injury to the workman must have been the result of an accident arising out of and in the course of employment, and to warrant a recovery it must appear that the injury was caused by (a) an accident, (b) arising out of and (c) in the course of employment. There is no question in the case sub judice, but that the injury was caused by an accident, that is, something unforeseen, unlooked for, unprovoked and uninvited. It is only necessary then to deal with (b) namely, “ arising out o f ” and (c) “ in the course of employment. ’ * In order for an accident to arise out of the employment it must be “ Something, the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment, as incidental to it ” (Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72), and an accident arises in the course of employment “ if it occurs while the employee is doing what a man so employed may reasonably do within a time during which he is employed, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time” (Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law, 72). The court, in the above mentioned case, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Trenchard, states that a risk is incidental to the employment, “ when it belongs to or is connected with what a workman has to do in filling his contract of service.” In the present case the respondent was employed for a period of twenty-four hours a day; he lived and slept on his barge, and as an incident to his employment he had to furnish his own provisions and in order to get the same it became necessary, to carry out his contract of employment, for a period of twenty-four hours a day, on certain days of the week, to leave his barge and go to the neighboring township for provisions in order to sustain himself. This was the custom, which custom the appellant, Matthew Leahy, knew of and acquiesced in, (State of the Case, pages 26-27), and which the appellant failed to deny. 4 “ Q. Your employer, Matthew Leahy, knew that yon had to go off the boat for provisions, didn’t he? A. He certainly did know that I had to go off. Q. Did you do it regularly, as a matter of custom? A. Done it twice or three times a week—went off the vessel. Q. Matthew Leahy, your employer, knew it? A. Yes, sir. Q- Did he acquiesce, at any time, with your making an occasional visit to a friend’s house? A. Certainly, nearly every time I went over there I came and stayed with him, if it was only ten or fifteen minutes. Q. Your employer knew that? A. Yes, sir. Q. And it was the custom? A. And it was the custom.” The fact that the respondent was injured on his wny back to the barge after purchasing provisions, as set forth in the testimony, is clearly a risk which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it. occurring at a time when the workman "was doing what a man so employed may reasonably do, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time, and therefore in accordance with the law expressed by Mr. Justice Trenchard in the case of Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72. In the case of Peer vs. Lehigh Valley Railroad Company (39 N. J. Law Journal 242) it was held that:— “ Where petitioner who was in charge of a barge was injured in an attempt to board it, upon his return from a necessary errand incidental to his employment, it was found and determined that this accident arose in the course of petitioner’s employment, because it occurred while he was doing what a man so employed might reasonably do within a time 5 during which he was employed, and at a place where he might reasonably be during that time, and the accident arose out of the employment because it was something, the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it. The risk was incidental to his employment because it belonged to and was connected with what he had to do in fulfilling his contract of service.’ ’ In the present case, when the same was before the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court affirmed the award of compensation to the respondent, and in an opinion by Mr. Justice Parker, used the following language, which sums up the situation precisely. “ Three points are stated in the brief for prosecutor, but they all amount to this, that there was no evidence to support a finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. We think, however, that there was such evidence; that the accident arose in the course of the employment, because petitioner was doing something necessarily involved in the contract of service ; he was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have fo o d ; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service; so that in going out to, buy food, buying it, and returning, he was, as the bureau might find, still in the course of his employment. A finding that the accident arose out of the employment was also legitimate. * * * It is closely similar to Zabriskie vs. Erie R. R. Co., 86 NS J. Law, 266, 92 A. 385, L. R. A. 1916A, 315, in which the servant for need of responding to a call of nature was obliged to cross a street, and was injured in so doing. We see no substantial difference between being accustomed, with the employer’s knowl- 6 edge and consent, to leave the work to visit a convenience, and being accustomed with like consent, to go out to buy food. And in that case, as in this, the injury was inflicted by an outside agency.” (134 Atl. 91.) In Cokolon vs. S. S. Kentra, Gordon’s W. C. Rep. (1912) 380, it was held that it is part of a sailor’s duty while on shipboard to wash his own clothes, and an accident to him while so doing arises out of the employment. In the case of Martin vs. John Lovibond, Gordon’s W. C. Rep. (1913) 78, it was held no breach of the course of a workman’s employment for him to get off of his wagon, on a hot day, and go into a saloon for a glass of beer, if he returned at once to his wagon, and that an accident to a workman when so returning to his wagon arose in the course of his employment. In the Westman case, a Maine case, it was held that where the cook of a tugboat, moored to a wharf, went on shore to purchase supplies, and when returning fell from the wharf and was drowned, the death arose out of the employment, within the Workmen’s Compensation Act, to justify award to his widow. “ Westman’s accident was a natural incident of his work, the risk was one occasioned by the nature of his employment, the injury was traceable to the nature of his work and to the risks which his employer’s work exposed him. We feel assured that the fatality arose out of the employment” (106 Atl. 532). The appellant in his brief contends that the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment, because the respondent w7as going for provisions for himself, and was injured on his way back to the barge, after a visit to his friend’s Y house. This custom was known to the appellant and acquiesced in by the appellant (State of the Case, pages 26-27). He did not take any affirmative action to stop such custom on the part of the respondent. In the case of Terlicki vs. Strauss, et al., (89 Atl. 1023, aff’d. 92 Atl. 1087) the facts were as follows: Petitioner quit work at her machine shortly before noon, and. was preparing to go home. She was combing particles of wool out of her hair, as was the custom of the girl employees. For this purpose she went to a passageway where a piece of looking-glass had been placed against a post, 32 feet from her machine. It was a common practice of the girls, to the knowledge of the superintendent and overseer, to do as the petitioner did, and it was not forbidden. There was a “ sink” room, but no dressing room on that floor of the factory. While the petitioner was combing her hair, it was caught in the still moving machinery, and she suffered serious injury. The court held, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Swayze, that “ We have no doubt that the accident happened in the course of employment. It would be entirely too narrow a construction to limit the benefit of the statute to the time the workman is actually employed at his machine. * * * The preparation reasonably necessary for beginning work after the employer’s premises are reached and for leaving when the work is over is a part o f the employment. A workman is none the less in the course of employment because he is engaged in changing his street clothes for his working clothes, or in changing his working clothes for his street clothes. In the present case it was reasonably necessary that the petitioner should comb her hair and remove the particles of wool before leaving the factory.” 8 Justice Swayze cited the case of Gare vs. Norton Hill Colliery Company (1909) 2 K. B. 539. In that case a collier was injur e j while leaving his work and crossing lines of rail controlled by his employers. He had three ways to go home, but the one he used was the shortest, and was commonly used by the workmen with the knowledge and consent of the employer. It was held by the court of appeal that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. i 1A workman is not deprived of the right to compensation by the fact that he has gone » where it was not his duty to go if he practically gets back and resumes his work before the accident. Low vs. General Steam Fishing Co. (1909) A. C. 523; 2 BWCC 56; Warren vs. Hedley’s Colliery Co., 6 BWCC 136; Keenan vs. Flemington Coal Co., 40 Sc. L. Rep. 144).’ ’ In a New Hampshire case, where a workman without work for a brief space of time went away from his working place a few yards to speak to a fellow-workman in the same room, according to a custom in the factory and was injured when his sleeve was caught by the suction of an unguarded machine, it could not be said, as a matter of law, that he was beyond the protection of the employers’ liability and workmen’s compensation statute (Barber-vs. Jones Shoe Co., 108 Atl. 690). The appellant relies, for a reversal of the Supreme Court, upon an English case, Parker vs. Black Rock (owners) 84 Law Journal Reports K. B. 1373 (1915). In that case a seaman had signed articles for a coasting voyage which contained the term “ crew to provide their own provisions” . When the ship had arrived in a harbor, he went ashore to buy necessary provisions. The 9 next day his body was found in the water near the pier. It was held that the accident by which he lost his life did not arise out of his employment. The gist of the decision is that the seaman was absent from the ship, not in pursuit of a duty owed to the employer. This is a case that cannot be followed in this State, because it violates the “ call of nature” cases, such as Zabriskie vs. Erie R. R. Co. (86 N. J. Law 266; 92 Atl. 385), and is also against the cases, decided in New Jersey, which permit a workman to recover compensation when injured, after leaving his work, and on the way home, by an outside agency such as (Fisher vs. Tidewater Building Co., 114 Atl. 150). The English case is violative of the policy of our Courts to give a workman the benefit of the legislation passed for his protection, and our courts have not construed the statute strictly but have been more liberal. As was said by Mr. Justice Black in the Fisher case, supra, “ At all events, the workmen’s compensation statute (Laws 1911, page 134, as amended by laws 1913, P. L. 309) is a remedial law of prime import, and should be liberally construed” (Mayor, etc. of Jersey City vs. Borst, 90 N. J. Lawr 454; 101 Atl. 1033). In Barber vs. Jones Shoe Company, supra, the Court said:— “ The employers’ liability and workmen’s compensation statute was enacted for the benefit and protection of the mill and factory operatives of the state. It is a remedial statute and should be liberally construed to fully and adequately effectuate the purpose of its enactment” (citing a long line of cases). The appellant cited in support of his contention, the case of Colucci vs. Edison Portland 10 Cement Company (111 Atl. 4; 94 N. J. Law 542). That case presents an entirely different situation than the present case. In that case, Leo, the son of the plaintiff, was a general utility laborer, in the defendant’s cement works, working on the night shift, from 6 p. m. to 7 a. m. Some time between 1.34 a. m. and 2.30 a. m. he left his job and went to the dryer house of his employer’s plant, about 100 yards away, where he laid down upon a pile of brick and went to sleep. His time-card in the company time clock was punched at 1.34 a. m., which, if he punched it, would indicate that he terminated his work for that night at that time. At about 5.30 a. m. Sabo, as assistant foreman, in order to wake up Leo threw a brick upon the corrugated iron roof of the dryer house, so as to make a big noise and give him a scare. The brick went through a weak spot on the roof and struck Leo in the stomach, so that he died the next day. In deciding the case, the court said: “ Q. Did the accident arise out of the employment 1 This would ordinarily depend upon whether what the assistant foreman, Sabo, did at 5.30 in the morning, when he ascended the stairs outside another building and threw the brick on the iron roof under which Leo was sleeping, was reasonably within the scope of his employment to keep the men at their work, or whether it was a bit of ‘ horseplay’, quite outside the confines of that employment. * * * Did the accident arise in the course of Leo’s employment? Of course, if he deliberately stopped work and recorded himself as leaving at 1.34 a. m., as shown by the time clock, and departed about his own affairs, whether to go to sleep in his own bed at home, or on a pile of brick in the defendant’s dryer house, or to do anything else he chose, .there could be no recovery, for obviously the accident did not arise in the course of the employment.” It can be readily seen that the Colncci vs. Edison Portland Cement Company case has nothing to do with the situation in the present case. As was said by Mr. Justice Parker in this present case, when the same was before the Supreme Court, “ He (respondent) was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have fo o d ; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service. ’ ? The employer knew that the respondent went to town for provisions and in order to get there had to cross the railroad tracks. The deduction drawn by the appellant from the Colucci case (supra) that Leo had to have sleep in order to continue his work, just as respondent here had to have provisions in order to enable him to be strong enough to continue his work, is frivoous, as Leo, after having punched the time-card at 1.30 a. m. took a sleep until 5.30 a. m., when he was unfortunately struck by a brick hurled by Sabo, the assistant foreman, while ensrafifed in “ horse-play” . The appellant relies on the case of Schmoll vs. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Company (89 N. J. Law 150) in his brief asking for a reversal of the award, which case can be differentiated from the present case on the ground that in the case of chmoll vs. Weisbord & Hess Brewing Company, the employer did not know of the dangerous character of the locality and the hazard of sending an employe to such a place, whereas in the present case the employer knew and acquiesced in the acts ot the employee in crossing the tracks of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, in order to get from 12 his barge to the City of Jersey City for provisions. There was no other way to get from the place where the barge was tied up, except by crossing railroad tracks. In the Schmoll case the court said: “ Where the employer knows of such practice, resulting in a dangerous risk, and does not forbid it and an accident happens, the accident will be deemed to be arising out of and in the course of employment. (Citing Terlicki vs. Strauss, 85 N. J. Law 454, affirmed by the Court of Errors and Appeals, 86 N. J. Law 708; 92 Atl. 1087.) The argument set forth under Point 3 of the appellant’s brief is without merit, because the injury complained of in this case happened upon land and not upon navigable waters of the United States, as set forth in the cases cited by the appellant, in his brief, under Point 3, and also for the further reason that the matter set forth under Point 3 was not raised in the Supreme Court and in accordance with our decisions cannot be raised for the first time in the Court of Errors and Appeals. (State vs. Shupe, 97 Atl. 271; Allen vs. City of Paterson, et al., 121 Atl. 610; Franklin vs. City of Millville, et al., 119 Atl. 21.) In the present case, when the same, was before the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Parker said: “ It is proper to add that the question discussed by the Court of Errors and Appeals in the. recent case o f March vs. Vulcan Iron Works, 132 Atl. 89, has not been raised in 13 the case at bar, and, therefore, has not been considered by us.” From the foregoing review of the facts and decisions in this jurisdiction, the award of compensation made to the respondent should be affirmed. Respectfully submitted, Jo h n J o seph M e e h a n , Attorney for Respondent. T h o mas (8775) F. M e e h a n , Of Counsel. Pandick Press. Inc., 22 Thames St., New York, U. S. A.
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Michael Leahey L000 01/29/1938 182 Orient St. … Dennis/Ire Ann Galvin/Ire … Aged 54y,6m,8d, Born US, Married, Occupation crane operator, Cause of death: pulmonary tuberculosis … Ordered by Mrs. Ann Flanagan Leahey.
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The fire of the guards raked a thirty-foot strip of Twenty-third street, the heart of the strike zone, with a withering leaden hail. That thirty-foot strip was ‘No-Man’s Land,’ over which but a few of the hardy ones dared cross.
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The strikers’ cottages are situated on every side of the plant. The report described two strikers killed in a rush on the Tidewater gates and violence on Twenty-second and Twenty-third Streets.
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Constable Webb found deceased dead on the bed at his residence. … He had been suffering for the past two years from dropsy.
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BURNING FATALITY AT WALLOON Meagre particulars are to hand of a sad burning fatality which occurred at Walloon last Thursday (writes the Ipswich correspondent of the “Observer.”) It appears that on the day named, Sarah Ellen, the little eight-year-old daughter of Mr Peter McGreevy, of Walloon, was at home with several younger children, her parents being away.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 200 words
Between 5 and 6 o'clock, from what we can gather, she commenced making a fire with the view of preparing tea. Unfortunately her dress became ignited, it is believed in some way in connection with a kerosene lamp. At any rate, shortly afterwards some neighbours saw her outside the house with her clothing in flames. They immediately went to her assistance, but by this time her wearing apparel was nearly all consumed, and she was very severely burnt about the legs and lower part of the body, back, and arms. No time was lost in conveying the little sufferer to the Ipswich Hospital, where, on her arrival about 7 o'clock, the most careful attention was given to her injuries, but she never rallied from the shock, and died early on Friday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. McGREEVY and FAMILY sincerely THANK all kind relatives and friends who sent messages, cards, letters of sympathy, also those who otherwise sympathised with them in the loss of their son and brother, Pte. John Thomas McGreevy.
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The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN McGUIRE, Mr. and Mrs. P. McGUIRE, Mr. and Mrs. CHURCHITT, Mr. and Mrs. J. WYATTE, Mr. and Mrs. W. BELL, Mr. W. McGUIRE, and Misses NELLIE and MARY McGUIRE … their deceased Mother and Mother-in-law (MARGARET ELLEN McGUIRE). | Messrs. WILLIAM, JOHN, PATRICK, and THOMAS HICKEY, Mrs. McGREEVY, Mrs. JARVIS, and Mrs. ROGERS … their deceased Sister.
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On June 17, at her residence, William-street, Ellen McGuire, age 64 years. R.I.P.
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N. Y. New York, Peter Cooney.
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Peter Cooney. New York.
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Peter Cooney, New York City.
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Ramsey v. Leahey, 102 N.J.L. 513 (Sup. Ct. 1926), affirmed on opinion below, 103 N.J.L. 501 (E. & A. 1927).
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Jersey City, Precinct 3, District 2, sheet 287A, household 9289048, NARA T9: Dennis Leahey, self, 42, Ireland, married, Boatman; Ann Leahey, wife, 42, Ireland; John Leahey, son, 19, New York, single, On Boat, both parents born Ireland; James 16 (NY), Matthew 14 (NJ), Dennis 12 (NY), Francis 11 (NY), Malachy 10 (NY), Annie 8 (NJ), Catherine 6 (NY), Mary Ellen 5 (NY), Peter 4 (NJ), Honora M. 2 (NJ). Citation: “United States, Census, 1880,” FamilySearch, Entry for Dennis Leahey and Ann Leahey, 1880.
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United States, GenealogyBank Historical Newspaper Obituaries, 1815-2013: Capt Dennis Leahey; occupation Capt; obituary event date 29 April 1907; Jersey Journal, Jersey City.
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Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1740-1900: Denis Lahey baptized 6 April 1837, Templemore, County Tipperary; father John Lahey; mother Catherine Cleary. Another FamilySearch user attached it to this Dennis; the register image is unavailable, so the match has not been independently verified.
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1st Ward, City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, page 72: Dennis Lahey, 23, born about 1837 Ireland; Ann Lahey, 26, Ireland.
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Bayonne Ward 4, ED 10, sheet 9B, household 187: Dennis Leahy, head, 62, born March 1838 Ireland, married 40 years, arrival 1840; Ann Leahy, wife, 55, born April 1845 Ireland, married 40 years, arrival 1862, 18 children born and 11 living; Peter Vincent 24, Hanora M. 21 and Michael Joseph 20 also in household.
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United States, Germans to America Index, 1850-1897: Rosine Antretter, 19, born 1861 Germany, occupation Farmer, arrived Manhattan 17 September 1880 aboard Schiedam from Rotterdam.
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Unsourced FamilySearch tree relationships name Bernard Antretner and Margareth Pfeiffer as Rosine Antretner’s parents. Profile dates: birth 22 March 1862 Germany; death 26 November 1929 Bayonne. These are leads, not relationship proof.
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New Jersey marriage index: Geo. Hoffman, 36, married Rosine Antretner, 20, on 4 October 1881 at Bayonne, Hudson County. Image unavailable; no parents indexed.
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FamilySearch tree gives birth 11 November 1845 Germany, death 5 February 1915 Bayonne and burial Jersey City. Unsourced parent relationships name Adam Hoffman and Friedericke Schwarz; these are leads only.
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Holy Name Cemetery card index: John Leahy, age 26, estimated birth 1861, birthplace indexed Ireland, burial 1 September 1887, card 42138.
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Manhattan Assembly District 22, ED 1449, sheet 30B, line 94, NARA T625 film 1225: Andrew Farley, Head, 40, born about 1880 Ireland, married, arrival 1914; Mary Farley, Wife, 34, Ireland; Margaret Farley, Daughter, 6 months, New York.
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Helen Bridget Farley, born 19 June 1921 Manhattan; died 21 June 1921, aged two days; certificate cn 15717; father Andrew J. Farley, birthplace Ireland; mother Mary Cooney, birthplace Ireland.
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World War II Draft Cards (4th Registration) for the State of New Jersey, NARA M1986: Andrew Joseph Farley; born 10 July 1880; residence Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey; employer field records his own name.
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John Hickey, age 70, estimated birth year 1836, died 18 July 1906, buried Ipswich Cemetery, Ipswich, Queensland; mother May Hickey; spouse ELLEN CONDON. [COMPILED] “Your web browser is not fully supported.” The fetched shell exposed no underlying inscription and was not used to strengthen identity or parentage.
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Morice Fitzgerald, baptized 19 December 1870 at Ballylanders; parents John Fitzgerald and Margret Fraher.
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Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey: John Fitzgerald, born about 1914 in New Jersey, with parents David Fitzgerald and Catherine Fitzgerald and siblings Mary and Margaret.
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Jersey City Ward 15, Hudson County, New Jersey: John J. Fitzgerald, born about 1914 in New Jersey, with parents David and Cathrine Fitzgerald and siblings Margaret M. and Mary A.
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John Joseph Fitzgerald; birth date 2 September 1913; birthplace Jersey City, New Jersey; registration date 16 October 1940; residence Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey. Ancestry record ID 301750207; image ID 44025_03_00023-01417.
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Clergymen from as far away as Texas and Italy attend a solemn mass of requiem offered yesterday at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church for Malachy J. Leahy, who died suddenly at Bayonne Hospital on Monday. Celebrant of the mass was the Rev. Celestine Leahy, S.A., a son of Mr. Leahy stationed in Rome, Italy. Mr. Leahy, who was 88 years old, had been a resident of Bayonne since his family moved here from Syracuse, N.Y., in 1880. He was the last of the 18 children of Dennis and Ann Galvin Leahy, who came to the United States from Ireland over 100 years ago.
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Mrs. Ellen T. Leahey of 21 George Street died this morning after a long illness. She was born in New York City and moved to Bayonne while she was an infant. She is survived by her husband, Dennis C. Leahey; five daughters, Mrs. Catherine Roenbeck, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Estelle Pylkowski, Mrs. Helen Hazelton, Mrs. Anna Wallace; one son, Matthew Leahey; 26 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
two brothers, Patrick and Daniel Reilly, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Leahey and Mrs. Nora Brennan, all of Bayonne. Mrs. Leahey is a member of the Rosary Society of St. Andrew's Church which will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the John P. Browne Funeral Home, Broadway and 7th Street, to recite the rosary. The funeral will be held Friday from the funeral home with a solemn high mass at 10 a. m. at St. Andrew's Church. Burial will be in the Holy Name Cemetery in Jersey City.
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Matthew Leahey, an old resident of Bayonne, of 9 Cottage street, died suddenly last night, collapsing shortly after he had finished dancing at a wedding reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, 99 East Forty-first street. Mr. Leahey is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Leahey, two sons, Dennis and Matthew, four daughters, Mrs. Thomas Quinlan, Mrs. Thomas McNelis, Mrs. Sylvester Blackwood and Mrs.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Walter Leary, five brothers, James, Malachy, Dennis, Michael and Peter, and two sisters, Miss Catherine Leahey and Mrs. Patrick Gorman. Mr. Leahey was a member of Court Bergen Point, I. O. F., Star of the Sea Council No. 371, Knights of Columbus, and the Holy Name Society of St. Andrew's R. C. Church. The funeral will take place Saturday morning with a solemn high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery.
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Two brothers, nephews of Matthew Leahey, of 9 Cottage street, who died suddenly Wednesday night, officiated at the solemn high mass celebrated in his honor at St. Andrew's R. C. Church, Broadway and Fourth street, at 9 o'clock this morning. The Rev. Francis H. Meaney of Montclair was celebrant of the mass and Rev. Richard J. Meaney of St. Patrick's Church, Jersey City, was deacon. They are the sons of Thomas Meaney of this city. Mr. Leahey succumbed to a heart attack while attending a wedding reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, at 99 East Forty-first street. Interment was made in Holy Name Cemetery.
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Patrick Gorman, an Esso annuitant, died Wednesday night at his home, 27 East 3rd Street, after a long illness. Born in Bayonne, he attended the old St. Mary's School on Evergreen Street. He retired in 1938 from Esso Standard Oil Company [where he was employed as a …er in the Case and Can Department — text damaged and only partly legible]. [The legible fragments read: “Mr.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Gorman was … years old … his wife … died in 1944.”] Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Anna Corcoran and Mrs. Catherine Foster; three sons, John J. and Michael A. of Bayonne, and William P. of Cranford; one brother, William; and one sister, Hannah; seven grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Mr. Gorman was a member of St. Andrew's Holy Name Society, the Esso Federation; and the Pensioners and Quarter Century Clubs of Esso. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington.
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Malachy J. Leahy of 313 Avenue C died suddenly yesterday at Bayonne Hospital. Mr. Leahy was a retired barge captain of the New Jersey Derby Company. Born in Weehawken, he attended St. Mary's parochial school in Bayonne where he lived for 80 years. Mr. Leahy was the husband of the late Margaret Murphy Leahy. He is survived by three sons, John of the Boulevard Police Department; the Rev. Celestine Leahy, S. A., of the Graymoor Friars, who has been stationed in Rome for the past four years; Malachy Jr., and two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, and Miss Margaret Leahy. Also surviving Mr. Leahy are 13 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Interment will follow in Holy Name Cemetery.
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Mrs. Catherine Leahey, a resident of this city for 60 years, died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas McNelis, 135 Lexington avenue, with whom she lived. In addition to Mrs. McNelis, Mrs. Leahy is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. Thomas Quinlan, Mrs. Sylvester Blackwood and Mrs. Walter Leary; two sons, Dennis and Matthew Leahey; three sisters, Mrs. Louis Smith, Mrs.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 150 words
Harry Smith and Mrs. Paul Aldbeck; three brothers, Thomas Meaney, Detective Daniel Meaney and Patrolman James Meaney, both of the Bayonne police force; 25 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The late Matthew Leahey was her husband. She was a member of the Rosary Society and Sacred Heart League of St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church. Interment will be made in Holy Name Cemetery.
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Dennis C. Leahey, a Bayonne resident for over 80 years, died yesterday at his home, 21 George Street. Mr. Leahey, who was born in Syracuse, N. Y., was [remainder of paragraph destroyed]. He is survived by his wife, Ellen; five daughters, Mrs. Catherine Roenbeck, Mrs. Dora Wilson, Mrs. Stella Pylkowski, Mrs. Helen Hazelton and Mrs. Anne Wallace, all of Bayonne; a son, Matthew Leahey of Bayonne; a brother, Malachy Leahey, also of this city; 27 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Burial will follow in Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City. Photograph caption: DENNIS C. LEAHEY.
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Mrs. Margaret Murphy Leahy died last night at the home of her son, John Leahy, 160 West Ninth street, after a short illness. Mrs. Leahy, whose home is at 70 Humphrey avenue, has lived in Bayonne for 50 years and was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Andrew's Church. Mrs. Leahy is survived by her husband, Malachi Leahy; three sons, John Leahy, of the Boulevard Police Department;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Malachi Leahy, Jr., of Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; Brother Celestine of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, Graymoor N. Y.; two daughters, Miss Margaret Leahy and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ayling and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Ireland; two brothers, Martin and Peter Murphy of Ireland, and twelve grandchildren. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery under the direction of Thomas M. O'Brien and Son.
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Mrs. Mary H. Gorman died at her residence, 87 Lord Ave., Thursday evening. She was a resident of Bayonne for the past 63 years. Survivors are her husband, Patrick Gorman; two daughters, Anna E. and Catherine; three sons, John J., William V., and Michael A., all of Bayonne; one sister, Miss Catherine Leahey; four brothers, James, Dennis, Malachy, and Peter Leahey, as well as 15 grandchildren, all of Bayonne.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 150 words
A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church at 9 a. m. and interment will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. Mrs. Gorman, who was a member of St. Andrew's Mount Carmel Society, was born in Syracuse, New York. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Thomas F. Dempsey.
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The funeral of Mrs. Ellen T. Leahey, of 21 George St., Bayonne, who died Tuesday at her home, will be conducted tomorrow from the Brown Home for Funerals, 199 Broadway, Bayonne. Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church and interment will be at the Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City. Mrs. Leahey lived in Bayonne since early childhood. She was born in New York City. Surviving Mrs. Leahey are her husband, Dennis C. Leahey; a son, Matthew Leahey, and five daughters, Mrs. Catherine Roenbeck, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Estella Pylkowski, Mrs. Helen Hazelton and Mrs. Anna Wallace.
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GORMAN — On Wednesday, May 6, 1981, John J., of Bayonne and Smallwood, New York; beloved husband of the late Theresa (nee Burke); devoted father of Gerard Gorman, Thomas Smith and Mrs. Audrey Blomquist; dear uncle of Anna Marie and Miriam Corcoran; brother of the late Anna Corcoran, William, Michael and Catherine; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends, also Bayonne Exxon Annuitance Club are invited to attend the funeral from the KEGALMAN AND ROUTH Funeral Home, 26 Greenville Avenue, Jersey City on Saturday, May 9 at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass, St. Paul's Church, 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Name Cemetery.
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Mrs. Anna Leahey, 70 years old, died yesterday at her home, 319 Avenue C. She was the widow of Dennis Leahey and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Gorman and Miss Catherine Leahy, also of six sons, James, Matthew, Dennis, Malacho, Peter and Michael, also sixty-four grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Mrs. Leahey was the mother of eighteen sons and daughters. She had been a resident of Bayonne for many years services will be held at St. Mary's R. C. Church, at 10 o'clock, on Monday morning. Interment will be in Holy Name cemetery under the direction of Dempsey.
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Mrs. Annie Leancy, aged 70 years, died yesterday morning. Funeral will be held from her late residence, 319 Avenue C, Monday. Solemn high mass at St. Mary's R. C. Church. Interment in Holy Name Cemetery under direction of Dempsey. Se was the widow of Dennis Leahey and is survived by two daughters, Miss Catherine Leahey, Mrs. Mary Gorman; six sons, James, Matthew, Dennis, Malachy, Peter, Michael; sixty-four grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. She was the mother of eighteen children. She had been a resident of Bayonne for 40 years.
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| Dennis | Leahey | L000 | 04/26/1907 | 11 Cottage St. | | y (Bayonne) | | | HCCC | Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker, |
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John Leahey | Oct 1861 | 27 Aug 1887 (aged 25) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-Y Sec-A Gr-18 1A | Parents Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 | Spouse Margaret Mahoney Hennessey 1867–1910 | Children James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914 | Family links: Parents: Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919. Spouse:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Margaret Mahoney Hennessey 1867–1910 (m. 1885). Siblings: James J Leahey 1864–1947; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; 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. Child: James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914. | Inscription: JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS C. LEAHEY SR. / DIED APR. 26, 1907
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Dennis C Leahey Sr. | 6 Mar 1837 | 26 Apr 1907 (aged 70) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-Y Sec-A Gr-18 1C | Spouse Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 | Children John Leahey 1861–1887; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; Michael Joseph Leahey 1880–1938 | Family links: Spouse: Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 (m. 1860). Children: John Leahey 1861–1887;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
James J Leahey 1864–1947; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; 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. | Inscription: JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS C. LEAHEY SR. / DIED APR. 26, 1907
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Ann Galvin Leahey | Apr 1845 | 19 Sep 1919 (aged 74) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-F Sec-EA Gr-112 1C | Spouse Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907 | Children John Leahey 1861–1887; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; Michael Joseph Leahey 1880–1938 | Family links: Spouse: Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907 (m. 1860). Children: John Leahey 1861–1887;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
James J Leahey 1864–1947; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; 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. | Inscription: JOHN H. HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEP. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE / LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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Matthew Sylvester Leahy | 3 Jun 1866 | 18 Jul 1934 (aged 68) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-F Sec-JA Gr-38 1D | Parents Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 | Spouse Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy 1871–1939 | Family links: Parents: Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919. Spouse:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 200 words
Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy 1871–1939 (m. 1888). Siblings: John Leahey 1861–1887; James J Leahey 1864–1947; 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. | Inscription: LEAHEY
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Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy | 13 Nov 1871 | 16 Aug 1939 (aged 67) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-F Sec-JA Gr-38 1E | Spouse Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934 (m. 1888) | Family links: Parents: Thomas Francis Meaney 1849–1917; Catherine Meaney unknown–1937. Spouse: Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934 (m. 1888). Sibling: Ann Meaney Leahey 1875–1894.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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. | Inscription: LEAHEY
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Michael Joseph Leahey | 21 Jul 1880 | 29 Jan 1938 (aged 57) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-T Sec-M Gr-14 1G | 29 Jan 1938 | Parents Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919 | Family links: Parents: Dennis C Leahey Sr 1837–1907; Ann Galvin Leahey 1845–1919. Spouse: Ann T Flanagan Leahey 1891–1951 (m. 1908). Siblings:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
John Leahey 1861–1887; James J Leahey 1864–1947; Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866–1934; 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. Children: Charles Leahey 1912–1946; Helen Leahey 1913–1913; Alice Leahey Daniels 1915–1957; Margaret Leahey Walling 1919–1996. | The fetched photograph shows the grave area, not a readable marker for Michael. The memorial says: ‘No marker for Michael or his wife Ann.’
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James Dennis Leahey | 3 Apr 1886 | 1 Jun 1914 (aged 28) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-D Sec-A Gr-74 1B | 1 Jun 1914 | Parents John Leahey 1861–1887; Margaret Mahoney Hennessey 1867–1910 | Spouse Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961 | Family links: Parents: John Leahey 1861–1887; Margaret Mahoney Hennessey 1867–1910. Spouse:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961 (m. 1904). Children: Catherine C Leahey Chambers 1905–1970; John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; George Edward Leahey 1909–1983; James Francis Leahey 1911–1983; Margaret Leahey 1913–1914. | The photograph is a cemetery-area view and shows no marker for James. The memorial says: ‘No marker for James. Buried with John and Margaret Hennessey.’
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Margaret Leahey | Jun 1913 | 20 May 1914 (aged 10–11 months) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-Y Sec-F Gr-69 1E | 20 May 1914 | Parents James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914; Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961 | Family links: Parents: James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914; Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961. Siblings: Catherine C Leahey Chambers 1905–1970; John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; George Edward Leahey 1909–1983; James Francis Leahey 1911–1983; Marian Catherine Murphy 1916–1977; William Henry Murphy 1917–1997. | The photograph is an area view; no marker for Margaret is visible.
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Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy | 10 Jun 1886 | Dec 1961 (aged 75) | Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum, North Arlington, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-64 Sec-A Gr-718 1A | 10 Jun 1886 | Spouse James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914 | Children John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; Margaret Leahey 1913–1914 | Family links: Spouse: James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914 (m. 1904). Children: Catherine C Leahey Chambers 1905–1970; John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; George Edward Leahey 1909–1983; James Francis Leahey 1911–1983; Margaret Leahey 1913–1914; Marian Catherine Murphy 1916–1977; William Henry Murphy 1917–1997. | Inscription: MURPHY / 1886 BARBARA 1961 / 1916 MARIAN C. 1977 / 1905 CATHERINE LEAHEY CHAMBERS 1970
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George Hoffman | 11 Nov 1845 | 5 Feb 1915 (aged 69) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | C 1061 | 11 Nov 1845 | 5 Feb 1915 | Spouse Rose Antretner Hoffman 1862–1929 | Family links: Spouse: Rose Antretner Hoffman 1862–1929 (m. 1881). Children: Louis Henry Hoffman 1884–1944; Mary Hoffman Dyas 1889–1971; Catherine ‘Katie’ Hoffman McCarthy 1891–1932;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Minnie Hoffman Sheran 1892–1910; Florence Margaret Hoffman McCaffrey 1895–1951. | Inscription: SACRED TO THE MEMORY / OF / MINNIE HOFFMAN / BELOVED WIFE OF / JAMES SHERAN / BORN NOV. 8, 1882 / DIED NOV. 30, 1910 / VIOLA HOFFMAN / BORN APRIL 6, 1904 / DIED JUNE 15, 1906 / GEORGE HOFFMAN / BORN NOV. 11, 1845 / DIED FEB. 5, 1915 / ROSE HOFFMAN / DIED NOV. 26, 1929
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Rose Antretner Hoffman | 22 Mar 1862 | 26 Nov 1929 (aged 67) | Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | C 1061 | Spouse George Hoffman 1845–1915 | Children Mary Hoffman Dyas 1889–1971; Minnie Hoffman Sheran 1892–1910 | Family links: Spouse: George Hoffman 1845–1915 (m. 1881). Children: Louis Henry Hoffman 1884–1944; Mary Hoffman Dyas 1889–1971;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Catherine ‘Katie’ Hoffman McCarthy 1891–1932; Minnie Hoffman Sheran 1892–1910; Florence Margaret Hoffman McCaffrey 1895–1951. | Inscription: SACRED TO THE MEMORY / OF / MINNIE HOFFMAN / BELOVED WIFE OF / JAMES SHERAN / BORN NOV. 8, 1882 / DIED NOV. 30, 1910 / VIOLA HOFFMAN / BORN APRIL 6, 1904 / DIED JUNE 15, 1906 / GEORGE HOFFMAN / BORN NOV. 11, 1845 / DIED FEB. 5, 1915 / ROSE HOFFMAN / DIED NOV. 26, 1929
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SGT Peter Cooney Jr. | 22 Sep 1890 | 14 Oct 1918 (aged 28) | Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and Memorial, Romagne-sous-Montfaucon, Département de la Meuse, Lorraine, France | Plot E, Row 37, Grave 19 | Parents Peter Cooney 1855–1944; Margaret Needham Cooney 1851–1921 | Sibling Ellen A. Cooney Corcoran 1895–1977 | Family links: Parents: Peter Cooney 1855–1944; Margaret Needham Cooney 1851–1921. Sibling: Ellen A. Cooney Corcoran 1895–1977. | Inscription: PETER COONEY / SERGT. 165 INF. 42 DIV. / NEW YORK OCT. 14, 1918
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John Joseph Leahey | 10 Jun 1907 | 26 Dec 1980 (aged 73) | Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum, North Arlington, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA | Blk-64 Sec-A Gr-718 2A | 10 Jun 1907 | Parents James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914; Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961 | Spouse Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976 | Family links: Parents: James Dennis Leahey 1886–1914; Barbara Brennan Leahey Murphy 1886–1961.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Spouse: Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976 (m. 1936). Siblings: Catherine C Leahey Chambers 1905–1970; George Edward Leahey 1909–1983; James Francis Leahey 1911–1983; Margaret Leahey 1913–1914; Marian Catherine Murphy 1916–1977; William Henry Murphy 1917–1997. Child: James Dennis Leahey 1940–2007. | Inscription: 1886 BARBARA 1961 / 1916 MARIAN C. 1977 / 1905 CATHERINE LEAHEY CHAMBERS 1970 | The photographed face names Barbara, Marian and Catherine, not John; it does not independently prove John’s dates.
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Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey | 10 May 1910 | 30 Apr 1976 (aged 65) | Mount Olivet Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA | Block H, Lot 687, Grave C | 30 Apr 1976 | Parents George J Hoffman 1885–1937; Mary Florence Lynch Hoffman 1884–1948 | Spouse John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980 | Family links: Parents: George J Hoffman 1885–1937; Mary Florence Lynch Hoffman 1884–1948. Spouse: John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980 (m. 1936). Child: James Dennis Leahey 1940–2007. | No headstone photograph was downloaded. The memorial’s only fetched image says: ‘Photo type: Person.’
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George J Hoffman | 29 Jun 1885 | 23 Oct 1937 (aged 52) | Mount Olivet Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA | Block H, Lot 687, Grave D | 29 Jun 1885 | Spouse Mary Florence Lynch Hoffman 1884–1948 | Child Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976 | Family links: Spouse: Mary Florence Lynch Hoffman 1884–1948 (m. 1905). Child: Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976. | No headstone photograph was present on the fetched memorial (‘Request Photo’).
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Mary Florence Lynch Hoffman | 18 Sep 1884 | 4 Feb 1948 (aged 63) | Mount Olivet Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA | Block H, Lot 687, Grave C | 18 Sep 1884 | Spouse George J Hoffman 1885–1937 | Child Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976 | Family links: Spouse: George J Hoffman 1885–1937 (m. 1905). Child: Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976. | No headstone photograph was present on the fetched memorial (‘Request Photo’).
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James Dennis Leahey | 29 Jan 1940 | 18 Sep 2007 (aged 67) | Brigadier General William C. Doyle Memorial Cemetery, Arneytown, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA | O3 7409 | 29 Jan 1940 | 18 Sep 2007 | Parents John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976 | Family links: Parents: John Joseph Leahey 1907–1980; Catherine Veronica Hoffman Leahey 1910–1976. | Inscription: O3 7409 / JAMES D LEAHEY / A2C US AIR FORCE / VIETNAM / JAN 29 1940 ✝ SEP 18 2007 / FOREVER IN MY HEART
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Held by Family-held Cemetery of the Holy Name office card.
CEMETERY OF THE HOLY NAME — No. 103921 | Name: Dennis Leahy | Age: 70 yrs. | Father: [blank] | Mother: [blank] | Place of Birth: Ireland | Remarks: Sept. 1/87 | Date Interment: Apl. 27, 1907 | Lot Block / No. / Letter: [blank] | Grave Block Y Letter A No. 18 | Cause of Death: Cystitis Senility | Undertaker: Dempsey | Owner: Dennis E. Leahy
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Held by Family-held clipping; unidentified Bayonne newspaper; Saturday 27 April 1907.
The funeral of Capt. Dennis Leahey, who died at his home, 11 Cottage Street, Friday, at the age of 71 years, took place this morning from St. Mary's R. C. Church and was largely attended. Mr. Leahey is survived by seven sons, three daughters and thirty-eight grandchildren, and six of his sons acted as pallbearers. The remains were interred in Hudson County Cemetery under direction of Undertaker Dempsey.
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Held by Family-held clipping; unidentified Bayonne-area newspaper; week after 26 April 1907.
The funeral of Capt. Dennis Leahey, who died on Friday afternoon of last week, took place on Monday with requiem mass at St. Mary's church. Captain Leahey was an old and highly respected resident of Bayonne for many years. He was formerly engaged in boating between the Port Johnson docks and New York. He was the father of fourteen children, ten of whom with his widow survive him. They are Mrs. Patrick Gorman, Misses Catherine and Nora Leahey, James, Matthew, Dennis, Francis, Malachi, Peter and Michael Leahey. Six of his sons acted as pallbearers. Interment was in Hudson County Catholic cemetery.
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Held by Family-held clipping; unidentified Bayonne newspaper; obituary column; April 1947. The phrase ‘a Bayonne resident for the past 70 years’ is a loose duration, not a dating key..
James Leahey, of 135 W. 9th St., a Bayonne resident for the past 70 years, died yesterday at his home after a short illness. Mr. Leahey was a parishioner of St. Mary's Church and a member of the Bayonne Exempt Firemen's Association. He was born in Syracuse, N. Y. The husband of the late Mary Mullins, he is survived by three sons, James, Jr., John and Fire Capt. William Leahey;Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
four daughters, the Misses Agnes, Dorothy and Anna and Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson; three brothers, Dennis, Malachi and Peter; a sister, Miss Catherine Leahey, and a grandchild. The funeral will be held Monday morning from the home, and a solemn high requiem mass will be offered at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's Church. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City.
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; November 1956.
GORMAN—Patrick of 27 East 3rd Street on Wednesday, November 21, 1956. Beloved husband of the late Mary Leahey Gorman, father of Mrs. Anna Corcoran, Mrs. Catherine Foster; John J., William P., and Michael A.; brother of William and Hannah. Funeral from THOMAS M. O'BRIEN AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 984 Avenue C on Monday, Nov. 26th. Solemn high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 10 a. m. Interment in Holy Cress [sic — Holy Cross] Cemetery. Holy Name Society will meet at the funeral home Sunday evening at 8.
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An elderly couple seated outdoors with two small children. Dress and photographic style suggest the 1930s. The family has identified this as Dennis Leahey Jr. (Dennis C. Leahey, b. 1867), not the Captain.
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A snapshot on a wooden porch with an awning and a wire gate. Two figures: a young man in U.S. Navy enlisted dress uniform — jumper with neckerchief, white ‘Dixie cup’ cap, bell-bottom trousers — standing beside an elderly man in shirtsleeves, braces and dark trousers, with a white moustache. The people and place are unidentified; a Dennis C. Leahey connection is suggestive and nothing more.
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1887 March S. D 14 Mary of Morris Cooney & Bridget [illegible] Sp Andrew Buckley & Johanna [illegible] 16 Sarah of John Brennan & Margaret Leahy Sp Patrick Murphy & Alice Delany 16 Patrick of Daniel [illegible] & Mary Brennan Sp Charles [illegible] & Catherine Brennan 17 Patrick of Michael Tracey & Kitty White New-row Sp William White & Margaret [illegible]Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 450 words
18 James of James [illegible] & Anne Lynch Sp John Maher & Johanna Gorman 19 Daniel of Michael Tracey & Mary Delahanty Sp Daniel Tracey & Catherine Delahanty 19 Patrick of John Anderson & Ellen Ryan Sp John Haugh & Johanna Sullivan 19 Bridget of James Laly & Johanna Calligan Sp Michael Calligan Alice [illegible] [20?] Catherine of John Greel & Mary Finigan 2.0 [illegible] Sp Edmᵈ Cosby & Margaret Maher 20 Michael of Martin & Kitty Ryan 2.6 Forest Sp John Dunn & Mary Ryan 21 John of Wᵐ Cotter & Margaret Dwyer 2.6 [illegible] Sp James Grant & Margaret Cotter 22 ✓ Mary of Pierce Hackett & Mary Hanley 2.6 [illegible] Sp William Brennan & Margᵗ Hanley 23 William of Michael Martin & Judith Brian 2.[illegible] Clonmore Sp Mary Martin 23 Mary of John [illegible] & Margaret Maher 2.6 Main-street Sp Pat Ryan & Mary Maher Michael of Michael Laffan & Bridget Kennedy 2.[illegible] [illegible]-street Sp Ellen Tracey 1887 March 26 ✓ Joanna of Jeremiah Donnelly & Mary Ryan Main-street Sp Anne Dudley [date obscured] James of James Peacock & Mary Anne Bourke 2.[illegible] Main-street Sp William Peacock & Mrs Bourke 26 Mary of Edmund Morris & Mary Higgins 2.6 Church-street Sp William Fitzpatrick & Mary Bailey 27 James of Patrick Duran & Bridget Flannery 2.6 [illegible] Sp Daniel Neil & Ellen Murphy 28 Patrick of Patrick Quinn & Margaret Daley 2.6 Killwoody Sp Thoˢ Slattery & Judith Cotter 28 Judith of Timothy Fogarty & Bridget Purcell 2.6 Mary-street Sp Patᵏ Smith & Kitty Purcell 29 Philip of John Turkey & Ellen [illegible] 2.6 Forest Sp James Brennan & Bridget Turkey 29 Margaret of Denis [illegible] & Susan Carroll 2.6 Dromada Sp Margaret Coleman 30 Mary of Matthew Murphy & Kitty Maher 2.6 Church-street Sp Stephen Maher and Anne Maher 31 Honora of John Kennedy & Judith Gorman 2.6 Clonmore Sp Edᵈ Maher & Mary Quinn 31 ✓ George of George Lloyd & Mary Hickey 2.6 + Stephania Sp John Lloyd & Anne Hickey April 2 Thomas of John Kearney & Mary Kennedy 2.6 Church-street Sp William Fitzpatrick & Margᵗ Kearney 4 Mary of James Grant & Margaret Burke [illegible] [illegible] Sp Martin Grany & Mary Maher 5 Agnes Louisa of Patᵏ Keating (22 Regᵗ) & [illegible] [illegible] Sp James Conroy & Louisa Scann 6 Denis of [illegible] & Catherine Cleary [illegible] Sp Denis Leahy & Margaret [illegible] 7 James of Michael Murphy & Ann [text cut off] Dromard Sp John Murphy & [text cut off] nli Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI registers.nli.ie
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; 15 May 1942.
LEAHY—On Thursday, May 14, 1942, Margaret Leahy, (nee Murphy) beloved wife of Malachi Leahy and devoted mother of John, Malachi, Brother Celestine, Margaret and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. Late residence, 70 Humphrey avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the home of her son, John Leahy, 160 West Ninth street, on Monday, May 18. Requiem High Mass at St. Andrew's Church at 9 a. m. Interment in Holy Name Cemetery, under the direction of Thomas M. O'Brien & Son. 5-15-2t
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Held by Family-held clipping; unidentified Bayonne newspaper; Tuesday, 15 April 1947, reporting the Monday, 14 April funeral as ‘yesterday’.
The funeral for James Leahey, Sr., who died last Thursday, was held yesterday morning with a solemn high requiem mass at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's Church with Rev. Richard E. Wall, as celebrant; Rev. Patrick Fitzpatrick, as deacon; and Rev. Daniel O'Reilly, as subdeacon. Interment was in Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City, with Rev. Richard Roth, S. A., offering prayers at the graveside. Delegations from the Bayonne Exempt Firemen's Association and the Bayonne Wheelmen attended the mass as did City Commissioner and Mrs. Edward F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzmaurice, James H. Murphy, [text damaged] and Joseph Minton.
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Held by Family-held clipping; unidentified Bayonne newspaper; Saturday, 21 July 1934 inferred from the Wednesday heading and ‘funeral was held this morning’.
WEDNESDAY — Matthew Leahey, of 9 Cottage street, gaily joined the festivities surrounding the wedding reception held for his niece, Miss Jessie Smith, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, 95 East Forty-first street. He had attended the ceremony earlier in the day when Miss Smith became the bride of Thomas A. Kiley at St. Vincent de Paul's R. C. Church. He partook of the dinner at the Smith home and joined in the dancing afterward. It was after completing a dance that he suddenly collapsed. A physician summoned to the scene found him beyond aid, and Mr. Leahey died shortly afterward. The funeral was held this morning.
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441 | [illegible] | [illegible] || S. O. CO. OF N. J. | FIRE DEPT. | 44 | BAYONNE WORKS
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; September 1957.
LEAHEY — Entered into rest on Sunday, September 22, 1957, Dennis C.; late residence 21 George Street; husband of the late Ellen Leahey; father of Mrs. Catherine Roenbeck, Mrs. Dora Wilson, Mrs. Stella Pylkowski, Mrs. Helen Hazelton, Mrs. Anne Wallace and Mathew Leahey; brother of Malachy Leahey; 27 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from the JOHN P. BROWNE Funeral Home, Broadway and 7th Street, Bayonne on Wednesday, September 25. Solemn High Mass St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Name Cemetery.
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; 11 April 1947. The fuller supplied reading of the damaged child list is ‘James, John, Anna, William, Agnes, Dorothy and Anna Leahey and Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson’; duplicated ‘Anna’ is retained [sic] and unresolved..
LEAHEY—On Thursday, April 10, 1947, James, beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Mullins) and devoted father of [text damaged] William, Agnes, Dorothy and Anna Leahey and Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 135 West Ninth street, Monday, April 14, at 9:30 a. m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Mary's R. C. Church at 10 a. m. Interment in Holy Name Cemetery. Arrangements by Thomas F. Dempsey. 4-11-2t
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; 18 August 1944.
GORMAN—Mary H., nee Leahey, beloved wife of Patrick Gorman and devoted mother of Anna E., Catherine T., John J., William V. and Michael A. Gorman. Funeral will take place from her late residence, 87 Lord Ave., Monday, August 21st, 1944. Solemn high mass at St. Andrews R. C. Church at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, N. J., under the direction of Thos. F. Dempsey. 8-18-2t
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; 17 August 1939.
LEAHEY — Entered into rest on Wednesday, August 16, 1939, Catherine Leahey (nee Meaney), beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas Quinlan, Mrs. Thomas McNelis, Mrs. Sylvester Blackwood, Mrs. Walter Leary, Dennis and Matthew Leahey. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the home of Mrs. McNelis, 135 Lexington avenue, on Saturday morning. Solemn high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Holy Name Cemetery under the direction of John P. Browne.— 8-17-2t
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Held by Family-held paid death notice; newspaper title not identified; July 1952.
LEAHEY—Entered into rest on Tuesday July 15, 1952, Ellen T., beloved wife of Dennis C., and mother of Mrs. Catherine Roenbeck, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Estella Pylkowski, Mrs. Helen Hazelton, Mrs. Anna Wallace and Matthew Leahey. Late residence, 21 George Street, Bayonne. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John P. Browne, Broadway at 7th Street, Bayonne, on Friday morning. Solemn high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 10 a. m.
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Held by New Jersey Geographic Birth Index, Bayonne, 1915–1919, reel 48, image 215.
Leahy | Wallace L. | [July] 13 | 38 | 561
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Held by 1920 U.S. census, Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, enumeration district 35, sheet 7B, lines 67–73; 19 Cottage Street.
Leahy Malachy | Head | 48 ... Margaret | Wife | 38 ... John | Son | 14 ... Elizabeth | Daughter | 13 ... Malachy | Son | 10 ... Margaret | Daughter | 5 ... Martin | Son | 1 6/12
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The League of Prayer ‘Pro Unione’ began in 1956 by Fr. Celestine Leahy.
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The Prayer Association ‘Pro Unione’ (Lega di preghiera), conceived by Fr. Paul Wattson, was formed and directed by Fr. Celestine Leahy. The League provided the Italian translation, the printing and the dissemination of the texts for the ‘Week of Prayer for the Christian Unity’
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On the eve of the Second Vatican Council on January 30, 1963, Atonement Friars were received in audience by Pope John XXIII. Left to right: Br. Alfonsus (Angelo) Spitalieri, SA; Br. Denis Sennett, SA; Fr. Raphael Grande, SA; Pope John XXIII; Cardinal Gregory Peter Agagianian, SA; Fr. Germanus (Peter) Tomaino, SA; Fr. Salvator Butler, SA; Fr. Celestine Leahy, SA
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Held by North American Maritime Ministry Association.
By 1976, the Rev. Celestine Leahy, then priest serving St. Paul's parish and overseeing the mission, noted that additional staff was needed to serve the AOS outreach.
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Held by Signal, Spring 1977, ‘Up-to-Date Details of Canadian Port Chaplains’.
Rev. Celestine Leahy, S.A. ... Archdiocese of Vancouver Apostleship of the Sea Vancouver British Columbia ... St. Paul's Parish, 381 East Cordova St. Vancouver, B.C., Canada. V6a 1 L4.
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the three Friars that we are currently blessed with, Father Michael Daniel, Father Celestine Leahy and Father Denis Pringle ... Fr. Michael Daniel, Fr. Denis Pringle and Fr. Celestine Leahy
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Leahy | Matthew | … | Catherine | Meaney
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Smith | Jessie | Kiley | Thomas | Yr 4 | Vol. 19 | Page 150
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Held by Jersey City News, Wednesday, 15 October 1902, page 7. Not attached to a person: surname, city and refinery are insufficient to identify this Michael Meaney as a family member..
The third trial in the suit of Michael Meaney against the Standard Oil Company resulted in a verdict of $3,000 for the plaintiff in the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. ... Meaney, who was employed at the defendant company's works at Constable Hook, Bayonne, was ordered by his foreman to assist in the still room. He did not understand the work, and when he pulled out certain plugs in a tank he was almost overcome by escaping gas. He staggered towards the door and fell against a railing. It gave way and he was precipitated to the ground. His injuries, his physicians claim, are permanent.
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Dennis Lahy/Lehy | 23 | Day Laborer | Ireland | [married within the year]; Ann | 26 | Ireland | [married within the year]
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Dennis Leahy | Mar 1838 | 62 | Married 40 years; Ann Leahy | Apr 1845 | 55 | Married 40 years | Mother of 18 children, 11 living
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Aged 70y, born Ireland, Corker; Aged 42y, born US, Laborer; Aged 32y, born Ireland, Saloon Keeper; Aged 43y, born Norway, ship builder.
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Ship and boat building ... Calker, boat ... Corker, boat or ship.
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Ann Leahey … 09/19/1919 … 319 Ave. C … John Galvin/Ire Ellen Long/Ire HCCC Aged 70y, Born Ire, Widow of Dennis Leahey, Buried in Block F, Letter Ea, No. 112, Ordered by Miss Lillie Leahey.
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were very faded ... were transcribed to the best of our ability
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Ann Leahey | Burial Date: 9/20/1919 | Section: F | Section: EA | Grave: 112 | Depth: 1C | Additional Deceased in Plot: Vincent Leahey 10/16/1918; Catherine Leahy 4/28/1955; Hanorah Hedley 12/7/1917
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Dennis Leahy | Burial Date: 4/27/1907 | Section: Y | Section: A | Grave: 18 | Depth: 1C
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James Leahey … 04/10/1947 … Dennis/Ire Anna Galvin/Ire … Aged 83y,1m,11d, Born US (Syracuse, NY).
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Dennis Leahey | 42 | Ireland | Head; Ann | Wife | 42 | Ireland; John | Son | 19 | New York; James | Son | 16 | New York; Matthew | Son | 14 | New Jersey; Dennis | Son | 12 | New York [RECORD] “Leahey Dennis [head of family]” and “Ann | W | 42 | Ireland.”
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Francis | Son | 11 | New York; Annie | Daughter | 8 | New Jersey; Malachy | Son | 10 | New York; Catherine | Daughter | 6 | New York [RECORD] “Leahey, Annie | D | 8 | New Jersey.” The continuation card belongs to Dennis Leahey’s household.
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Mary H. | Gorman | ... 08/17/1944 | 87 Lord Ave. | ... Dennis Leahey/Ire | Ann Galvan/Ire | Holy Cross, Arlington | ... Ordered by Mrs. Anna Corcoran, 87 Lord Ave.
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Gorman | Anna | GC 27 | 6 27 20 | 7 | 734.
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over 13,000 death notices ... from 1915 to 1945 ... name-only
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Annie A. | Collins | ... 05/09/1905 | 33y | West 10th St | ... Housewife | ... Dennis/Ire | Ann/Ire | HCCC | block Y, letter A, grave 18.
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MCNELIS ANNA E | 48351 | 09052 | 09052 | 10 64.
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BLACKWOOD BERTHA M | 04368 | 20486 | 20486 | 01 53.
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168 | Cath. Eliz. Leahey | Aug 12 - 1892 | Aug 14 - 1892 | Matthew / Cath. Meaney | Francis Leahey / Ann Leahey.
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Quinlan | Catherine | ... | Leahey.
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113 | Denis Chas. Leahy | May 10-1890 | May 18-1890 | Matthew / Cath. Meaney | Denis Leahy / Cath. Leahy.
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LEAHEY DENNIS C | 31262 | 1364 | 1352 | 6/24/68.
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LEAHEY ELLEN T | 28164 | 09052 | 09052 | 07 52.
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LEARY, JEAN. | 046748 | 1257 | E0756 | 09/08/81 | ... | 73; LEARY, JEAN.C | 021794 | 2012 | E2012 | 04/17/81 | 140-24-0351 | 73.
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GORMAN, JOHN.J | 024804 | 0905 | 33749 | 05/06/81 | 151-10-2149 | 80.
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Frank /Hickey/ ... FAMC @F4026380613990011155@; HUSB @I753731@ John /Hickey/ born 4 AUG 1866; WIFE @I1001168@ Sarah Jane /Slack/ born 20 NOV 1862; MARR 22 JAN 1890 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia; John Francis Hickey born 4 OCT 1896 is another CHIL in the same family.
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Sixth July 1870 | Caheratrant Ventry | Ellen | Maurice Fitzgerald Caheratrant | Joanna Fitzgerald formerly Griffin | Farmer | Maurice Fitzgerald his mark Father Caheratrant.
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Baptism record for JOHANNA FITZGERALD on 08 December 1872 | Address: Cahirtrant | Father: Maurice Fitzgerald | Mother: Mary Griffin | Sponsors: Patrick Griffin and Catherine Griffin.
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Fifteenth March 1867 | Caheratrant Ventry | Patrick | Maurice Fitzgerald Caheratrant | Joanna Fitzgerald formerly Griffin | Farmer | Maurice Fitzgerald his mark Father Caheratrant.
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Seventh December 1902 | Caheratrant Ventry | Mary | John Fitzgerald Caheratrant | Bridget Fitzgerald formerly Fitzgerald | Farmer | Bridget Fitzgerald her mark Mother Caheratrant | registered 27 January 1903.
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Mary Fitzgerald | age 8 | Daughter | Scholar | Co Kerry; John Fitzgerald | age 53 | Head | Farmer; Bridget Fitzgerald | age 50 | Wife; Maurice Fitzgerald | age 78 | Father | Retired Farmer | Widower | Co Kerry | Irish Only.
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Maurice Fitzgerald | age 66 | Head of Family | Farmer | Widower | Co Kerry | Cannot read | Irish | house 7, Caheratrant.
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Seventh September 1865 ... Patrick Condon ... 25 years ... Bachelor ... Labourer ... Maghna ... John Condon deceased ... Labourer.
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Eleventh July | Flemingstown | Mary | Patrick Condon Flemingstown | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Labourer | Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown | Twenty fourth July 1878.
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CONDON MARY ... OCONNOR PATRICK ... 1907.
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September First 1881 | Clare | Bernard | Patrick Farrelly | Clare | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Farmer | Patt Farrelly | Father | Clare.
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January twenty ninth 1884 | Clare | Ellen | Patrick Farrelly | Clare | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Farmer | Patrick Farrelly | father | Clare | February sixth 1884.
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December twenty fourth 1889 | Clare | Patrick | Patrick Farrelly | Clare | Margaret Farrelly formerly Boyle | Farmer.
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Mary was born in Jersey City, the daughter of the lates Bridget (nee: Cooney) and Francis Horan and was a lifelong resident. | Published by The Jersey Journal on Sep. 10, 2013.
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Mary Ann | Thomas Farrelly | Rose Farrelly formerly Gaffney | Farmer.
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Mary | John Farrelly | Susan Farrelly formerly Donohoe | Shoemaker.
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COONEY BRIDGET | WESTDYKE HENRY | 32 90 | 1906.
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Tomregan | Ballyconnell | Kildallan and Tomregan | Baptisms 15 Apr. 1867 to 30 Mar. 1881 | 47 images.
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Jack is assigned to the Kerry Fitzgerald group through the compiled parents John Fitzgerald (1901) and Mary O’Shea (1905). | Michael is assigned to the Kerry Fitzgerald group through parents John Fitzgerald (1901) and Mary O’Shea (1905) ... the father edge, the 1931 death, or a merger of different Michaels ... None is overwritten.
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Held by Library of Congress, 1912 Sanborn map of Bayonne, sheet 27.
Cottage Street nos. 9 and 11: adjoining reddish/pink footprints; each marked “3” and “S.”; depths approximately 30' and 32', respectively.
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brick and tile are represented with a reddish/pink color | S means a store | numerals were used to indicate the number of stories
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9 COTTAGE ST ... 2S-B-D-2U-H | 11 COTTAGE ST ... 3S-B-A-6U-H
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11 Cottage St ... multi-family home
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Anne (wid Dennis) h 319 Av C | Annie E wrapper r 9 Cottage | Ella T wrapper r 9 Cottage | Malachi J boatmn h 19 Cottage | Matthew S vessel capt h 9 Cottage
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Malachy J (Margt) lab h 19 Cottage | Matthew S (Cath E) boat capt h 9 Cottage
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7 and 9 Cottage Street and 218-222 Broadway | DELTA GAS STATION | non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment
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At street number 319, the enlarged crop shows a yellow frontage marked “S.”, “3”, and approximately “32'”.
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the number “319,” and a yellow dwelling marked “2½” and “D.”
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Multifamily | Apartment Building | Number of Units 5 | Year Built 1920
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Nos. 313 and 315 are paired yellow buildings; no. 313 is marked “S.” and approximately “2½ 24'”.
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313 Avenue C ... frame condo ... Built in 1910
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Condominium | Year Built: 1986 | Approximate
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Held by Library of Congress, 1912 Sanborn map of Bayonne, sheet 24.
At no. 21 George Street the yellow footprint is marked “2” and “D.”
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21 George St | two-story | single-family | Year Built: 1920
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Held by Library of Congress, 1912 Sanborn map of Bayonne, sheet 34.
Block 433 between Avenue A and Hudson Boulevard is shown as subdivided lots with no mapped buildings.
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135 W 9th St | 2.5 story | frame | Colonial | Single Family | Year Built: 1920 | parcel 0100275 00002
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Held by Library of Congress, 1912 Sanborn map of Bayonne, sheet 11 and index.
The index spells the street “Humphreys Ave.”; at no. 70, sheet 11 shows a yellow building marked approximately “2½ D.”
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70 Humphrey Avenue | single-family house | built in 1920
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Held by Library of Congress, 1912 Sanborn map of Bayonne, index.
West Ninth Street | 55–142 | sheet 34
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PORT JOHNSTON COAL PIER | OLD PIER (FILLED) | OLD PIER (COAL PILED) | Kill von Kull [RECORD] Existing file “port-johnston-coal-pier-sanborn-1912.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “Port Johnston coal pier and docks, Bayonne”; date: “1912”; depiction: “map footprint”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection, sheet 62.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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The first coal dock at Port Johnston (on the Kill) was completed and in operation in July, 1866. This place became one of the principal coal depots in the country. | Large steamship and sailing vessels load daily at Constable's Hook, Port Johnston and Bergen Point, carrying petroleum, oil, copper, ore, sulphur, coal and various other products to all parts of the globe.
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Held by Library of Congress, The Jersey City News, 13 June 1889, p. 3.
The large force of coal handlers employed at the Port Johnston coal docks has been increased by sixty men.
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Freight by the boats of the companies from Hoboken, Rondout, Port Johnston, Weehawken, South Amboy and Perth Amboy to New York City and vicinity 50c. per ton.
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on their way from Port Johnson to New York | The two barges were part of a tow of 10 boats which left the “Stakes” near Port Johnson at about 2 o'clock P. M.
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Port Johnson, N.J. ... Large supply. Anthracite coal. $1.50 to $5.06 f. o. b. in vessels or lighters at company's wharf.
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putting to work certain men at Port Johnston, in place of the coal wheelers who had struck at that point
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The duties of the wood calker are to fill in the seams in the planking in the hull, with cotton, oakum, rosin, white lead, putty or pitch, as circumstances require, to make them water-tight. A wood calker may also calk wooden decks.
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the repair yards of New York Harbor | Calkers ... $0.80 | Calkers' helpers ... .54
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the veteran boat builder of Pamrapo | undergoing repairs in his shipyard on the New York Bay shore
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shipyard of Bohnan & Brown, at the foot of Morris street
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P. Derby & Co. (chairs), 198 Canal st, Manhattan | at Communipaw av and Morris Bridge Canal, Jersey City
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Held by Library of Congress, The Jersey City News, 30 August 1890, p. 3.
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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Captain Leahey was an old and highly respected resident of Bayonne for many years. He was formerly engaged in boating between the Port Johnson docks and New York.
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Malachy J. Leahy of 313 Avenue C died suddenly yesterday at Bayonne Hospital. Mr. Leahy was a retired barge captain of the New Jersey Derby Company. | Interment will follow in Holy Name Cemetery.
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Held by New Jersey State Library, Ramsey v. Leahey.
IN D E X Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation ............................................................... Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition ....................................................... Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment ............................................. Notice of Appeal ...................... Order Affirming Judgment ...........................Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 16,200 words
Writ of Certiorari ........................................ Allocatur ............................................... Reasons ........................................................... Return to Writ .............................................. Pag e 1 7 n 14 15 17 lg 19 20 T e s t imo n y . Thomas Ramsey, direct examination .............. cross “ ................. Opinion of Supreme Court ......................... Order of Affirmance of Judgment............. Notice of Appeal ............................... .......... Ground of Appeal ......................................... 24 27 33 36 3g 39 E m p loyee’s Claim P etition fo r C om pensation. Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. Form No. 20 NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR Workmen’s Compensation Bureau Trenton, N. J. l0 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation T h o ma s A. R a m s e y , \ P etition er, / v s. \ Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , V R esp on d en t. J ------------------ -------------------------- ---------------------------' 20 Received at Trenton............................................. Claim Petition No................................................ Petition Prepared March 12th, 1925. Attorney for Petitioner John Joseph Meehan, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J. (Address) To the W o rk m en ’s C om pensation B u reau o f N e w J ersey: The claimant respectfully alleges the following facts: 1. What is your name? Thomas A. Ramsey, 2. Where do you live? 35 Essex .Street, (Street Address) Jersey City, N. J. (City or Town) • Sex Male 4. Age 87 5. Married? No. 40 2 Em ployee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 10 2Q 6. By whom were you employed at the time o f the accident? (Give name and business address) Matthew Leahey, (Name) 9 Cottage Street, Bayonne, N. J. (Street Address) (City or Town) 7. What was the business of your employer? Boat owner, ship carpenter and caulker. 8. Bid you give written notice to your employer at the time you were hired, or later, that the Compensation Law should not apply to you? No. 9. Did you receive such notice from your employer? No. 10. Did your employer have knowledge of your accident? Yes. 11. Did you notify your employer of your accident? Yés. 12. I f so, on what date? Nov. 28, 1924, came to see petitioner in hospital. 13. Have you made claim to your employer for compensation? Yes. 14. What was your regular occupation, and what kind of work were you doing at the time of the accident? Captain of a coal barge. 15. When did the accident happen? Nov. 26th, 1924,— 11:30 P. M. (State month, day, year and hour) 16. Where did the accident happen? Avenue, near Morris Canal Basin. 17. What was the nature of the accident, and how did it happen? Was struck by train on way to barge 30 40 «Jersey 3 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 18. On what date were you compelled to stop work because of the injury? Instantaneously 19. On what date were you well enough to work again? ................... ........................................... 20. If still disabled, on what date do you think you will be able to work? Indefinite. 10 21. Give nature of any injury from which you will recover Left arm taken off. 22. If any permanent injury has resulted, either amputation or loss of usefulness of any member, or impairment of any physical organ, explain fully Left arm severed. 23. Were your wages fixed by piece-work?___ 24. If so, what was your average weekly wage ?. 25. If wages were fixed by the hour, state rate per hour........... ............................... 20 26. Give number of hours in an ordinary working day 24 hours 27. Give number of days in an ordinary working week 7 days 28. State the amount of weekly wages ($90) Dollars per month. Ninety 29. How much money have you received from your employer as compensation (not medical aid) since your accident? None. 30. Has your employer promised to pay you any compensation ? No. 31. If so, how much ?...... 32. Was medical aid required? Yes. 33. Did you receive medical, surgical or liospital services? Medical and hospital. • Wd you request your employer to furnish pitd SerV1CeS? Taken M e d ia t e ly to hos- 40 4 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. 35. 36. 37. 10 38. 39. 20 40. Were they furnished?.................................. I f so, between what dates?.......................... I f not, what sum did you expend for medical, surgical or hospital services? $15.00 for burying arm that was severed. Give name and address of physician and hospital Dr. Butler and Dr. Bartone, City Hospital, Jersey City, N. J. What other facts are there which you believe important? On March 12th, 1925, before Judge Stahl in the presence of petitioner and respondent’s representatives, an award was made as follows: Temporary disability for 12 weeks at $13.33 per week 100% permanent disability for 200 weeks at $13.33 per week. Are you willing that the Compensation Bureau endeavor to secure compensation for you, by agreement, before calling for an official bearing? Yes. Your Petitioner therefore prays that your Honorable Bureau will determine the amount of compensation due to your petitioner from the said defendant, under the Act entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make 30 compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of the employment, establishing an elective schedule o f compensation and regulating procedure for the determination of liability and compensation thereunder,” approved April 4th, 1911, and the Acts supplemental thereto and amendatory thereof, and that your petitioner may be awarded his costs in this proceeding, and such other or further relief as may be proper. 40 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. And your petitioner will ever pray, etc. THOMAS A. RAM SEY, (Petitioner) 35 Essex St., Jersey City, N. J. (Address) Jo hn Joseph Me e h an 30 St at e of Ne w Jer sey Co unt y of H udso n Thomas A. Ramsey of full age, being duly sworn according to law, on hiis oath deposes and says: That he is the petitioner named in the foregoing petition; and that he has read the same and is familiar with the contents thereof; and that the matters and things therein set forth are true according to the best of his knowledge and belief. 20 THOMAS A. RAM SEY, (Petitioner) Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 12th day of March, 1925, at 15 Exchange Place, JOHN JOSEPH MEEHAN. (This affidavit may be sworn to before a Deputy Commissioner or a Compensation R eferee, or any other person authorized to administer an oath.) 30 6 Employee’s Claim Petition for Compensation. TO THE RESPONDENT The foregoing claim petition has been presented by the petitioner to the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau for hearing and determination in accordance with the provisions of the Work- ^ men’s Compensation Act. W e hereby notify you that unless an answer shall within ten days after the service of this notice, be filed in duplicate with the Secretary of the Bureau, in the State House at Trenton, the facts alleged in the petition will be deemed to be admitted and no testimony will be required from the petitioner to prove such facts. W ORKM EN’S COMPENSATION BUREAU 20 Secretary. I, William E. Stubbs, Deputy Commissioner & Secretary of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the petition filed in this cause. W. E. STUBBS. 30 40 7 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition. Form No. 23 NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR Workmen’s Compensation Bureau Trenton, N. J. lo Respondent’s Answer to Employee’s Claim Petition T h o ma s A. R a m s e y , Petitioner, vs. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , Respondent. Claim Petition No. 3748. April 14th, 1925. 20 Attorney for Respondent....................................... (Address) In answer to Claim Petition filed in this cause: 1. What is the petitioner’s name? Thomas A. Ramsey, 2. Where does he reside? 35 Essex Street, (Street Address) Jersey City, N. J. (City or Town) 6. Was the petitioner in your employ at the time of the accident? Yes. 7. State your business Marine Transportation. 8. Did you receive written notice from the Petitioner at the time of hiring, or later, that the Compensation Law was not to apply to him? No. 30 40 8 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. 9. 10. *0 30 40 Did you give such notice to him? No. When did you first have knowledge of this accident? Nov. 27, 1924. 11. Did you receive notice of this accident from the Petitioner? No. 12. I f so, on what date? X X X 13. Has any claim for compensation been made? Yes. 14. What was the Petitioner’s regular occupation, and what kind of work was he doing at the time of the accident? Barge Captain, was not working at time of accident. 15. When did the accident happen? November 27, 1924. (State month, day, year and hour) 16. Where did the accident happen? On tracks of Jersey Central Railroad, on Jersey Avenue, J. C. 17. What was the nature of the accident, and how did it happen? Petitioner was crossing railroad tracks and was struck by a train. 18. On what date was the petitioner c o m p e lle d to stop work because of the injury? Nov. 27, 1924. 19. On what day was the injured well enough to work again? Eeb. 19th, 1925. 20. I f still disabled, on what date do you estimate he will be able to work? X X X X 21. Give your understanding of the nature of any injury from which he should recover?.. 22. Give your understanding of any p e rm a n e n t injury which has resulted, either a m p u ta tion or loss of usefulness of any m e m b e r or impairment of any physical organ. E x p la in fully. Amputation of left arm. 9 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. 23. Were the wages fixed by piece-work?.......... 24. If so, what was the average weekly wage of the injured ?................................................ 25. If wages were fixed by the hour, state rate per h o u r ..................... .................................... 26. Give number of hours in an ordinary working day ........................................................... 27. Give number of days in an ordinary working w e e k ............................................................ 28. State the amount of weekly wages. monthly. 10 $80.00 29. How much money have you paid the injured as compensation (not including medical aid) since the accident? l^one. 30. Have you promised to pay compensation? No. 31. If so, how much? X X X X 32. Was medical aid required? 20 Yes. 34. Were you requested to supply the necessary medical service required by law? No. 35. Did you furnish this service? No. 36. If so, between what dates?........................... 37. If not, give reason for failure to do so. As accident did not happen at place of employment Petitioner was taken to Hospital be- 30 fore I had knowledge of his injuries. 38. Give name of physician and hospital rendering service at your direction................. 39. What other facts are there which you believe important? I f you deny that compensation is payable in this case, explain fully your reasons for this conclusion. As Captain of a vessel this Petitioner was engaged m a maritime pursuit and it is the Respondent s contention that his only recovery 40 10 Respondent’s Answer to Claim Petition. jq lies in the Federal Courts, the State Courts have no jurisdiction. Furthermore, the Petitioner at the time he sustained his injuries was not engaged in his employer’s interests, it was purely a personal errand 2Y2 miles away from the barge. Respondent contends that this accident did not arise out of and in the course of his employment as the Petitioner had left the barge about several hours prior to the accident. (Respondent) (Address) I, William E. Stubbs, Deputy Commissioner & Secretary of the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the answer filed in this cause. W. E. STUBBS. 30 40 11 Finding of Fact; Determinations <b Rule. Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment. On Petition for Compensation. VS. Mat t h ew L ea h e y . Respondent. Finding of Fact; Determinations and Rule for Judgment. 10 Claim Petition #3748. A petition having been filed in the abovestated cause, praying for the compensation to which the petitioner may be entitled by virtue of the terms and provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, establishing an elective schedule of compensation and regulating procedure for the determinations of liability and compensation thereunder, ’ ’ approved April 4th, 1911, with several acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, an a time and place of hearing having been xe and it appearing to the Commissioner that e said petition and order fixing the time and P ace of hearing have been duly served upon e respondent and the petitioner and respond- 1 Q9^ u ,ng appeared 0n the 5th day of June, r i>. beiore Deputy Commissioner Charles E. °rbm, at the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau 30 ,n 40 12 Finding of Fact; Determinations & Rule. Chambers, 571 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, N. J., the petitioner by John J. Meehan and the respondent by Charles Kerrigan, and the Commissioner having heard testimony adduced on behalf of each of the respective parties and briefs having been submitted; 10 I do find and determine from the evidence as follow s; That the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, was on the 26th day of November, 1924, in the employ of the respondent, Matthew Leahey. F ir s t : That the said Thomas Ramsey received for his services, wages at the rate of $80.00 a month. Sec o nd: 2o That the said Thomas Ramsey on the 26th day of November, 1924, sustained personal injuries and the loss of his left arm as result of an accident, which accident arose out of and in the course of the petitioner’s employment and said employment was subject to Section 2, Chapter 95 of the Laws of 1911, known as the Workmen’s Compensation Act. F o ur t h : That the respondent has had actual knowledge of the occurrence of said accident. T h ir d : F if t h : T hat the accident arose out of and in the course o f his employm ent. Six t h : That the New Jersey C o m p en sa tio n Act applied to the case and the motion fo r dismissal on the ground of lack of jurisdiction, must be denied. Se v e n t h : That the New Jersey C om p en sa tion Court has jurisdiction and that the case is not one for admiralty jurisdiction. E ig h t h : That as result the petitioner lost 40 his left arm which caused a temporary disability 13 Finding of Fact; Determinations & Rule. for a period of twelve weeks from November 26th, 1924, and permanent disability, total loss of arm, for a period of two hundred weeks at the rate of $12.30 per week. Nin t h : I find, therefore, that the petitioner is entitled to temporary disability compensation for a period of twelve weeks and permanent disability compensation for a period of two hundred weeks at the rate of $12.30 per week. Te n t h : I further find that the petitioner’s attorney, John Joseph Meehan, is entitled to a. counsel fee which is fixed in the sum of two hundred ($200) dollars, to be paid by the respondent. I t I s , T h e r e f o r e , on this 24th day of August, 1925, O r d e re d , that judgment final be entered in favor of the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, and against the respondent, Matthew Leahey, in the sum of twelve dollars and thirty cents ($12.30) a week for a period of twelve weeks for temporary disability and two hundred weeks for permanent disability, to be paid from the date of the accident, and in addition thereto, a counsel fee of two hundred dollars ($200), to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for the petitioner. CHARLES E. CORBIN, Deputy Commissioner. 20 30 40 Notice of Appeal. Notice of Appeal. NEW JER SE Y DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR. W o r k m e n 's C o m p e n s a t io n Jersey City, N. J. B ur eau. 10 T h o mas A . Ramsey, Petitioner, vs. M at t h e w 2q Respondent. Notice of Appeal. To William E. Stubbs, secretary, Trenton, N. J. To Clerk of Common Pleas, Hudson County. To John Joseph Meehan, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J., attorney for petitioner. that the respondent, Matthew Leahey, does appeal from the judgment of the Workmen's Compensation Bureau of the State of New Jersey in the above cause, to the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. Said judgment and the determination of the facts thereon, dated August 24, 1925, and signed by Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Commissioner of Compensation, and the effect of said judgment is to make an award against the respondent and the respondent appeals from the whole of said award, on the ground to wit: Pl ease 30 L e ah ey, On Petition, etc. Take N o t ic e , 1. That the accident did not arise out of or in the course of employment. 2. That the time of alleged accident the petitioner was engaged in maritime pursuit and Order. therefore the Workmen’s Compensation Court was without jurisdiction to entertain the cause. BARENT L. VISSCHER, Attorney for Respondent-Appellant. JOSEPH C. PAUL, Of Counsel. Order. HUDSON COUNTY COURT PLEAS. Th o mas A. R a m s e y , Petitioner-Appellee, vs. Mat t hew Leah ey, OF COMMON On Appeal. Order. Respondent-Appellant. This matter being heard before the Court, on oral argument, in the presence of John Joseph Meehan and Barent L. Visscher, attorneys for the respective parties, and the Court having considered the subject matter of the appeal, I t I s , on this 16th day of January, 1926, O r d e r e d , that the award to Thomas A. Ramsey, the appellee herein and petitioner below, made in favor of the said appellee herein and petitioner below, and against Matthew Leahey, appellant herein and respondent below, by Charles E. orbin, Deputy Commissioner of Compensation, Rowing temporary disability for a period of welve weeks and permanent disability for a 16 Order. period of two hundred weeks, at the rate of twelve dollars and thirty cents ($12.30) per week, and a counsel fee of two hundred ($200) dollars to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for the petitioner, be and the same is hereby affirmed. 10 I t I s F u r t h e r O r d e r e d , that John Joseph Meehan, counsel for the appellee herein and petitioner below, be awarded the sum of three hundred dollars as counsel fee, in addition to the $200 allowed by the Compensation Court, together with costs. A nd CHARLES M. EGAN, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. 20 30 40 17 Writ of Certiorari. Writ of Certiorari. Filed January Ne w , 192G. Je r se y, ss. (s e a l ) The. State o f New Jersey to the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Hudson, and John J. McGovern, Clerk of the said Court, G r e e t in g : We being willing for certain reasons to be certified of and concerning a certain determination and judgment rendered on the 16th day of January, 1926, by the Honorable Charles M. Egan, Judge of the said Court of Common Pleas, in and for the said County of Hudson, in a certain proceeding brought on behalf of Thomas A. Ramsey, petitioner, against Matthew Leahey, respondent, for the determination and recovery of compensation under an Act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, establishing an elective schedule of compensation and regulating procedure for the determination of liability and compensation thereunder,’ ’ approved pril 4, 1911, and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, we command you, the said Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Hudson and John J. McGovern, Clerk of the said Court, that the said determination an judgment, together with a transcript of the evidence and all proceedings for the making of e same and all things touching and concerning thm Same\ as fullJ and entirely as before you y remain, or are in your custody and control, ^ on 18 Writ of Certiorari. 10 you do certify and send, together with this writ, to our Justices of our Supreme Court of Judicature at Trenton, on the 4th day of March, 1926, that therein may be caused to he done what of right and according to law ought to be done. W it ne s s , the Honorable W il l iam S. Gummebe, Chief Justice of our said Supreme Court at Trenton, this 25th day of February, 1926. EDW ARD J. KELLEHER, Clerk. B ar ent V is s c h e r , Atty. for Prosecutor. C. P a u l , Of Counsel for Prosecutor. Jo seph 2o This writ allowed. Let it be sealed. February 18, 1926. JAM ES F. MINTURN, J. S. C. 30 40 19 Reasons. Reasons. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T h o mas A. R a m s e y , PetitionerDefendant in Certiorari, vs. Mat t h e w On Certiorari. 10 Reasons. Leah ey, ) RespondentProsecutor in Certiorari. The prosecutor presents the following reasons for setting aside the determination and judgment brought before this Honorable Court by the writ of certiorari in the above-entitled cause: 20 First: That the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment. Second: Because the findings of the Court of ^ ommon Pleas is unsupported by any legal eviThird. Because the said determination and ju gment aie in divers other respects irregular, unjust, illegal and oppressive to the prosecutor. b a r e n t 30 l . v is s c h e r , Attorney for Prosecutor. JOSEPH C. PAUL, Of Counsel. 40 20 Return to Writ. Return. St at e o f Co unt y 10 20 N ew o f J e r s e y ., H udso n. I, C h a r l e s ’ M. E g a n , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and for Hudson County, do hereby certify and return to the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of New Jersey the proceedings, had before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Labor, Workmen’s Compensation Bureau, and the proceedings had before the Court of Common Pleas in appeal and the order dismissing the appeal and all things touching and concerning the same as by the within writ to me directed, I am commanded. W i t n e s s W h e r e o f , I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the said Court at Jersey City, N. J., this 1st day of March, 1926. CHARLES M. EGAN, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Hudson County. 30 40 Discussion. NEW JERSEY DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR. W o r k m e n ’s C o m p e n s a t io n B ur eau. Jersey City, Hudson County Dist. Th o mas R a m s e y , Petitioner, vs. Ma t t h e w Leah ey, Respondent. Transcript of stenographic notes of testimony taken in the above-entitled matter before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, Deputy Compensation Commissioner, at the Department of Labor Building, 571 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, on the 5th day of June, A. D. 1925, at 11:20 A. M. Appearances: J. J. Meehan, Esq. (Sulli van & Meehan, Esqs.), for the petitioner. Charles F. Kerrigan, Jr., for the respondent. The Court: Can you reach any stipulation on the facts? You can admit the accident, can’t you? Mr. Kerrigan: Yes, sir. (Discussion as to stipulation.) The Court: It is stipulated and agreed by and between the attorneys for the petitioner and respondent that the petitioner, Thomas Ramsey, vas working on November 26th for the respondent, and that his wages— Mr. Meehan: There is a dispute on the wages. e claims eighty dollars a month and we claim ninety dollars. 22 Discussion. (Further discussion between counsel.) The Court: (Continuing the stipulation.) —that his wages were eighty dollars a month. That he suffered an accident which resulted in the loss of the left arm. That he suffered temporary disability for twelve weeks at the rate of 10 $12.30 per week; permanent disability, total loss of the left arm, or two hundred weeks, at the rate of $12.30 per week. That the question at issue is whether the petitioner suffered this accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, and also the question of jurisdiction. Mr. K errigan :1 I move that the case be dismissed upon the ground that this Court has no jurisdiction, this man being the captain of a ves20 sel, which would bring it into the Federal courts, this being purely an admiralty case. Mr. Meehan: I wish to object to that motion on the ground that the man was employed here in a sort of two-fold capacity as captain and longshoreman. I can give you numerous cases on the fact where a man is hurt while engaged in a pursuit which is incidental to the employment, as this was (he left the barge in order to 2 Q get provisions, as provided in his contract of employment), that while he was on the land the provisions of his contract permitted him to work on the land, and this would do away with the maritime contract. There have been numerous cases on that. The authorities hold a barge captain is like a longshoreman, where he has twofold duties to perform, one on the boat and one on land. In this case he is hurt on the property of New Jersey, and it comes within this Court. I think there is a case that Judge Stahl has on 40 that point. 23 Discussion. The Court: I am not prepared to pass on the law today. I haven’t had the opportunity to cover the law on that. Is that the only fact you really question in this case? Mr. Kerrigan: Yes, and there is the issue of arising out of and in the course of his employment. jo» The Court: Can’t you submit a stipulation on the case and submit briefs on it? Mr. Kerrigan: In regard to the jurisdiction? The Court: On the whole case. Mr. Kerrigan: I think we might, but I think this man is unquestionably the captain of a vessel. I don’t think there is any question in anyone’s mind but that if he is the captain of a vessel, that is purely a maritime occupation. The Court: The only question is he was not 20 on board ship. Whether that throws him out of the jurisdiction or not, I am not prepared to say. Mr. Kerrigan: I have a case here, federally reported, 241, although it is not exactly parallel, I think it has some bearing on it. The Court: I am not in any position to pass on that without looking up the law. My thought was you submit briefs on it. (Further discussion.) Mr. Kerrigan: Mr. Ramsey is here. like to get his testimony. 30 I would The Court: Then, suppose we put him on and then submit briefs on the question of jurisdiction. 40 24 Thomas Ramsey, direct. THOMAS RAMSEY, the petitioner, sworn. Direct examination by Mr. Meehan. Q Mr. Ramsey, where do yon live? A At the present time I live at 30 Morris street. Q Yon were employed by Matthew Leahey ^ on November 26, 1924? A Yes, sir. Q How long have you been working for Matthew Leahey? A I been working for him since about the sixth or seventh of September. I forget the exact date. Q What was your title, or contract of employment, if any? A What was my title on there? Qi Yes. A Captain of a coal barge. Q What were your duties as such? A Look 20 after and take care of the boat, and see she was loaded and unloaded properly, and take care of the lighting, and so forth. Q How many hours a day did you work? A Twenty-four, when necessary. Q Twenty-four hours. Did you have any cause to go off your boat at any time ? A I had to go off the boat for to get provisions and to get clean clothes. Q Your employer knew that you had to go off? A Knew and authorized me to go off. Q It was customary for you to off the boat and to obtain provisions, and then to bring the provisions back on the boat; is that right? A Yes, sir; not only me, but all other boat captains. 40 Mr. Kerrigan: I object to that» The Court: That is not responsive. Strike out the answer. Mr. Meehan: That is, just strike out the last part, not the first part? 25 Thomas Ramsey, direct. The Court: Yes. Q You have a room on the barge? A Yes, sir. Q You tell the Court, briefly now, just how the accident took place. First, what you did prior to the accident, and just right up to the time of the accident. A I left my boat to go and get provisions, and came over to Jersey City. I trade in the A. & P. on Washington street, and I went there and got what I wanted there, and then I had a friend living within—I had to pass within a block of his house, and I went there and spent two or three hours visiting with him and his mother. I left there and came up Grand street to Jersey avenue, and went down Jersey avenue. I got down there, almost to the barge. There was a train backing in across the street. I went to go around the locomotive. When I struck the train there was only one car between me and the locomotive. I went to go around the locomotive, not to detain me, and my overcoat caught on the switch and “threw me under the locomotive. Q You were on your way back to the barge then? A I was on my way back to the barge then. Q It was your duty to take care of any matters pertaining to your barge for the period of twenty-four hours a day; is that right? A Yes, sir. * 10 20 30 Q You say you bought the provisions at ai A. & P. store? A Yes, sir. Q For yourself? A Yes, sir. T ^ f Î en you brought the provisions back? 1 7 * 7 T P r is io n s with me. I had them in nr hand when I fell and was hurt. 40 ' 26 Thomas Ramsey, direct. Q What was the work done on this barge? A What was the work? What my dnty comprised of? 10 Q No, what was the captain of the barge’s duties with reference to the work that went on. there? A Well, as I told yon before, I had to look after the boat, take care of the lights, see she as loaded and unloaded properly. Place her in tow, when she was to be towed, properly. Q Is that barge under the Custom House rules? A Not while I was on her. I never seen any Custom House papers while I was there. Never signed any. Q No Custom House papers? House papers on that boat. 20 A No Custom Mr. Kerrigan: I object to that. no bearing on the case. It has Mr. Meehan: It has a bearing for this reason: It is liable to go into interstate commerce— The Court: I f it is liable to go into interstate commerce, I am not interested in that. Mr. Meehan: I want to do away with that; all of that. 30 Mr. Kerrigan: I don’t think he is qualified to say whether it was under Custom House rules or not. Mr. Meehan: All right; I will consent to strike it out, then. Q Your employer, Matthew Leahey, knew that you had to go off the boat for provisions, didn t he? A He certainly did know that I had to go 40 oft 27 Thomas Ramsey, cross. Q Did you do it regularly, as a matter of custom? A Done it twice or three times a week, went off the vessel. Q Matthew Leahey, your employer, knew it? A Yes, sir. Q Did he acquiesce at any time with your making on occasional visit to a friend’s house ? A Certainly. Nearly every time I went over there I go and stay with him, if it was only ten or fifteen minutes. Q Your employer knew that? A Yes, sir. Q And it was the custom? A And it was the custom. Q Did you sleep on the boat? A Yes, sir. Q Outside of the incidental occasion' of going off for provisions, your duty was on the boat for twenty-four hours? A Yes, sir. Mr. Meehan: That’s all. -j q 20 Cross examination by Mr. Kerrigan. Q Did you ever have any time off, Mr. Ramsey, that you could use as you saw fit? A Sir? Q Did you ever have any time off, that you could use as you saw fit? A The only time was when the boat would be lying up, they wouldn’t want to use it. That is the only time, when the boat would be lying up. 30 ^ ^ C°Uld y° U do ^Ust as you Please, leave e boat or stay on it, go anywhere you wanted? o t* She WaS loading’ 1 had t0 stay there. Vi the boat was unloaded, in ship-shape condition, could you leave the boat and do anymg you wanted? A I could, Mr. Leahey knowing that I went off. Q On the night of this accident, what time did you leave the boat? A Well, I left the boat 40 28 Thomas Ramsey, cross. about five minutes before the whistle blew there, at a quarter-past four. Q In other words, you left the boat at ten minutes past four, heh? A What is that? Q In other words, you left the boat at ten minutes past four? A At ten minutes past four 10 I left the boat. Q In the afternoon? A In the evening; yes. Q You went to get some provisions? A Yes, sir. Q Did you pay for those or did Mr. Leahey pay for those? A I paid for them. Q What time did you get the provisions? A I got the provisions between five and six o ’clock. Q How far from the boat was the place where you went to get provisions? A I don’t know exactly the distance, but it was on Washington street, between Morris and Essex. Q: How long did it take you to go from the barge to this place on Washington street, between Morris and Essex? A About an hour, ordinary walking. Q You went straight from the barge to there? A Yes, sir. Q Bought the provisions and paid for them. 30 Then what did you do? A After I got the provisions I went just about a block further down on Morris street to visit this friend and his mother. Q Went a block further away from the barge then, after you got the provisions? A Yes, sir. Q What time did you arrive at the friend’s house? A I didn’t look at the time, but it was about six o ’clock. Q What time? A About six o ’clock in the 4 o evening. 29 Thomas Ramsey, cross. Q How long did you stay there? A I stayed there until a little after eleven. Q You stayed there until a little after eleven. Then what did you do? A I went direct— started to go direct to the boat, and on my way I was hurt, on Jersey avenue. Q Did you have any work to do on the boat that night? A I didn’t, any more than look around and see that things were all right, before I went to bed. Q Was it necessary for you to go back to the boat that night? A It was necessary for me to go back to the boat that night to see the boat was all right. I didn’t know but what some tug from below would come and take her out, and she wouldn’t be properly tied up. It wouldn’t be the safe way. It wouldn’t be my duty. Q It was your duty then— A It was mv duty to go back to the boat. Q That is the only reason you did go back that night, because you felt it was your dutv^ A That is the only reason. Q Did Mr. Leahey, your employer, know you were going to a friend’s house to stay there approximately live hours that night? Mr. Meehan: I object to what Mr. Leahey knew. J iq ^ 30 Mr. Kerrigan: That is permissible on cross examination. He testified on direct that Mr. Leahey always knew when he left the boat. A I (prln n pardor I r .c 4 - Z .c ~ i i 40 30 Thomas Ramsey, cross. 10 2 0 Q Did Mr. Leahey know this night you were going to a friend’s house and stay about five hours? A He did not. Q Did he know anything about what you were doing that evening? A He knew that I was going for provisions; so did his son. Q Did he have any idea how long it would take you to get the provisions? A I don’t now whether he ever formed any idea, or not. Q Did it ordinarily take you from ten minutes past four in the afternoon to about eleven that night to get provisions for your meals? A I said I visited at my friend’s house from about six to a few minutes after eleven. Q Please answer the question. (Question repeated by the reporter.) A No, it didn’t take me all that time to get provisions. Q How long did it generally take you to get provisions, after you left the barge? A If I went right over to that A. & P. store and got the provisions and went right back, I couldn’t do it short of two hours and fifteen or twenty minutes. 30 Q Did Mr. Leahey have any idea you were going to take seven hours that night? A He did not, nor he wouldn’t have cared if I had. Mr. Kerrigan: I object to the last part and ask it be stricken out as not responsive. Mr. Meehan: It is directly responsive, I think. The Court: Strike out the last part. 40 Q Is there any other way of your going back to the barge except the way you took that night. 31 Thomas Ramsey, cross. A There was no way of my going back to the barge— Mr. Meehan: I object as immaterial, “ Is there any other way of going back to the barge that night?” There might be a million ways back. The Court: I will allow the question. (Question repeated by the reporter.) ^ i A There was another way to go, but I would have to cross the Central Railroad tracks. I couldn’t get to the boat without crossing the Central Railroad tracks. Q Rid you return to the barge by the same route as you left it? A I was returning the same way as I went when I left it. 20 Mr. Kerrigan: That’s all. Mr. Meehan: That’s all. The Court: That is all the testimony to he produced. Both sides will submit briefs on the legal questions. (Discussion between cotinsel.) (Testimony closed.) 30 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the testimony taken in the above-entitled matter before Hon. Charles E. Corbin, at the time, place and date hereinbefore set forth. Court Reporter. 40 Opinion■of Supreme Court. OPINION OF SUPREME COURT. Filed July 14, 1926. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. No. 236, May Term, 1926. Th o ma s A. R a m s e y , Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, vs. Ma t t h e w Leah ey, Respondent-Prosecutor. Submitted May 4, 1926; decided July , 1926. Petitioner, captain of a coal barge, was required by the conditions of his employment to supply his own food, and to that end it was necessary that he should leave the barge, where his duty was continuous, and go ashore to buy such food. On the occasion in question, he had gone ashore for this purpose and while returning to the barge by the usual route was injured at a railroad crossing. Held, that the Trial Court was justified in finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. Certiorari to Hudson County Court of Common Pleas. Before Justices Parker, Black and Campbell. For Paul. the prosecutor-respondent, Joseph For the petitioner, John J. Meehan. C. 34 Opinion of Supreme Court. The opinion of the Court was delivered by Pa r k e r , J. This is a workmen’s compensation case involving the usual question whether the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. The petitioner was employed by defendi ó ant as captain of a coal barge, which at the time of the accident was tied up in the Washington street basin at Jersey. City. He lived on the barge, and testified that his tour of duty was continuous, for the whole twenty-four hours when necessary; that he had to supply himself with food, which he was accustomed, with the knowledge and consent of his employer, to purchase on shore and bring back to the boat. On the night of the accident he went ashore for this 20 PurPose> bough! his food, and on the way back stopped to visit a friend for two or three hours, after which he resumed his journey to the boat by the ordinary and usual route, and on the way was injured by an engine at a railroad crossing. Three points are stated in the brief for prosecutor, but they all amount to this, that there was no evidence to support a finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. We think, however, that there was 30 such evidence; that the accident arose in the course of the employment, because petitioner was doing something necessarily involved in the contract of service; he was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have food; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service; so that in going out to buy food, buying it, and returning, he was, as the bureau might find, still 40 in the course of his employment. 35 Opinion of Supreme Court. A finding that the accident arose out of the employment was also legitimate. The case is not like Hulley v. Moosbrugger, 88 N. J. L. 161, in which the servant was injured by a skylarking companion. It is closely similar to Zabriskie v. Erie R. R. Co., 86 Id. 266, in which the servant for need of responding to a call of nature was obliged to cross a street, and was injured in so doing. We see no substantial difference between being accustomed, with the employer’s knowledge and consent, to leave the place of work to visit a convenience, and being accustomed with like consent, to go out to buy food. And in that case, as in this, the injury was inflicted by an outside agency. The English cases look somewhat the other way, but they construe the law strictly, and we have been rather more liberal in this State. Terlecki v. Strauss, 85 N. J. L. 454, 86 Id. 708, is on similar lines, though not so close on the facts. The opinion of the Supreme Court in Steers v. Dunnewald may seem to the contrary of the views above expressed; but in affirming the judgment, 89 Id. 601, the Court of Errors and Appeals refused to adopt the opinion, and placed its affirmance on an entirely different ground. We think the findings of fact as to the connection of the accident with the employment were justified, and the judgment will accordingly be affirmed. jn „ 30 It is proper to add that the question discussed by the Court of Errors and Appeals in the recent case of March v. Vulcan Iron Works, 4 Adv. 222, 132 Atl. 89, has not been raised in the case at bar and therefore has not been considered by us. 40 36 Order of Affirmance of Judgment. ORDER OF AFFIRM AN CE OF JUDGMENT. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T ho ma s A. R a ms e y , 10 Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, vs. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , Respondent, Prosecutor in Certiorari. On Certiorari. Order of Affirmance of Judgment. This case having been duly argued at the May Term, 1926, of this Court, by Barent L. Visschei, attorney fo r respondent-prosecutor in 20 certiorari, and Joseph C. Paul, of counsel, and John Joseph Meehan, attorney for petitionerdefendant in certiorari, and Thomas F. Meehan, of counsel, and the Court having considered the same and finding no error in the order and judgment of Charles M. Egan, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, I t I s , thereupon, Or de r e d and A dj udg e d , that the order and judgment of Charles M. Egan, gg Judge o f the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, made the 16th day of January, 1926, removed by writ of certiorari in this cause, be affirmed, and that the record be remitted to the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas to be proceeded with in accordance with this judgment and the practice in such case made and pro vided. Dated July 23, 1926. 40 37 Order o f Affirmance o f Judgm ent. Entered July 24, 1926, On motion of JOHN JOSEPH MEEHAN, Attorney for PetitionerDefendant in Certiorari. THOMAS F. MEEHAN, Of Counsel. 10 20 30 38 N otice o f A p p ea l. NOTICE OF APPEAL. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT. T ho ma s A. R am s e y , 10 P etition er, D efendan t in C ertiorari, On Appeal. Notice of of Appeal. v s. Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , R esp on d en t-P rosecu tor. To John J. Meehan, Esq., attorney of petitionerdefendant in certiorari, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J. 20 Si r : T ak e N o t ic e , that the respondent-prosecutor, Matthew Leahey, appeals to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals, court of last resort of all causes in New Jersey, from the whole o f the judgment entered in this cause in the New Jersey Supreme Court. Dated, August 4, 1926. an Yours, etc., BARENT VISSCHER, Attorney of Respondent-Prosecutor. J o s e ph C. P a u l , Of Counsel. Service of the within notice of appeal is hereby acknowledged this 12th day of August, 1926. JOHN J. MEEHAN, Atty. for Petitioner-Defendant in Certiorari. 39 Ground of Appeal. GROUND OF APPEAL. NEW JERSEY COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS. T ho ma s A. R a m s e y , I Petitioner, I Defendant in Certiorari, I vs Ma t t h e w L e a h e y , 19 Appeal* ) Reasons on l ‘ Appeal. 1 Respondent-Prosecutor, / The respondent-proseentor writes the following ground upon appeal from the New Jersey Supreme Court to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals in the above-entitled matter: 20 1. That the New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas in the above-entitled cause, although there was error in so doing. Dated, August 4, 1926. BARENT VISSCHER, Attorney of Respondent-Prosecutor. J os eph C. P a u l , Of Counsel. 30 Service of the within reasons on appeal is ereby acknowledged this 12th day of August, 1926. JOHN J. MEEHAN, Attorney of Petitioner-Deft, in Certiorari. 40 N ew Jersey State Library pm Kw ijj of (êtm$ and appeals. Th o m a s A . R a m s e y , Petitioner, Defendant in Certiorari, Respondent, YS. On C e rtio r a ri. ► On A p p e a l fro m M a t t h e w J. L e a h y , S u p rem e C o u rt. R espondent, P rosecutor in C ertiorari, A pp ella n t. BRIEF ON BEHALF OF APPELLANT. The Suprem e C ourt, on w rit o f certiora ri, a ffirmed a ju dgm en t o f the H u d son Com m on Pleas, which had previou sly affirm ed a determ ination and order o f the C om pensation B u reau a llow in g com pensation to T hom as A . R am sey in the sum o f $2,607.60 and a counsel fee o f $500. Thomas A . R am sey w as em ployed as a captain o f a coal barge ow ned by M atthew Leahy. R a m sey’s duties w ere to look a fte r and take care o f the barge, see that she w as loaded and unloaded p r o p erly and attend to the ligh tin g. H e testified that his w orking hours w ere “ tw en ty -fou r w hen necessary” (S. o f C., p. 24, lines 10-24). H e w ent off the barge at tim es to get provision s and to get clean clothes. H e said that he traded at an A tla n tic & Pacific store on W a sh in gton Street, Jersey City, about one h ou r’s w alk fro m the barge. A b o u t 4 2 o’clock in the afternoon of November 26,1924, Ramsey left the barge to get provisions (S. of C., p. 28, lines 10-25). He had a friend living a block further away from the barge than the location of the grocery store, and after buying provisions, he went to this friend’s house and stayed until near midnight (S. of C., p. 28, line 36). On his way back to the barge when he arrived at the railroad crossing in Jersey Avenue, a train was backing across the street He says he went to go around the locomotive, caught his overcoat on a switch and was thrown under the locomotive and injured (S. of C., p. 25, lines 18-27). He testified that he bought the provisions for himself (S. of C., p. 25, lines 35-37). He left the boat at about ten minutes after four in the afternoon (S. of C., p. 28, line 10) and stayed with his friend until a little after eleven at night (S. of C., p. 29, lines 1-2). He, himself, personally paid for the provisions that he bought ( S. of C., p. 28, lines 13-14). It appears that while Mr. Leahy knew that Ramsey was going to get provisions, he did not know that he was going to a friend’s house to stay for about five hours (S. of C., p. 30, lines 1-9). It nowhere appears that his employer sent or directed him to go for provisions. No part of his duties to his employer required him to be anywhere except on the boat, and while his tour of duty was twenty-four hours, he had previously left the boat on occasions for the purpose of getting provisions. The appeal is taken upon three grounds: first, that the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment; second, because the findings of the Court of Common Pleas is unsupported by any legal evidence; third, because the said determination and judgment are in divers other respects irregular, injurious, illegal and oppressive to the prosecutor below. 3 POINT I. The accident complained of did not arise ont of and in the course of employment. The accident in which Ramsey received his injuries was not an accident connected with his employment, incidental to his employment, nor one in any way due to the nature or character of his employment, but an accident which might as easily have occurred to a member of the public as to the petitioner. The accident was not sustained in the course of Ramsey’s employment, but was sustained during a time when he had stepped out of his employment. A leading case in this jurisdiction and the case upon which many subsequent decisions in this State have been founded is that of Bryant v. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72. Justice Trenchard, affirming an allowance of compensation, in that case discussed in detail the question of “ out of and in the course of employment.” He therein laid down the rule that for an accident to arise out of and in the course of employment “ it must result from a risk reasonably incidental to the employment” . He concludes that an accident arises “ out of” employment when it is something the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it, and states that “ risk is incidental to the employment when it belongs to or is connected with what a workman has to do in fulfilling his contract of service’ . In his discussion of the law and for his authority and some of his definitions, Justice Trenchard cites and quotes a number of decisions of the English courts. The courts of this jurisdiction have uniformly followed the English decisions 4 on the subject of workmen’s compensation and for that reason we present in this brief decisions in certain English cases which we believe to be particularly apt. A leading English case and one in which the facts are almost the same as the facts in our case is that of Parker v. Black Rock (Owners), 84 Law Journal Reports K. B. 1373 (1915). In that case a seaman had signed articles for a coasting voyage which contained the term “ crew to provide their own provisions.” When the ship had arrived in a harbor, he went ashore to buy necessary provisions and after doing so left the shop in the direction of the pier where the ship was lying. It was a dark, wet, stormy night, and the next day his body was found in the water near the pier. It was held that the accident by which he lost his life did not arise out of his employment, as he was not absent from the vessel in pursuance of a duty to his employer. This case was heard before the County Judge who held that the claimant was not entitled to succeed. Upon appeal from his decision to the Court of Appeals, the appeal was dismissed and from that court the appeal was brought to the House of Lords. That court in dismissing the appeal made the following comments, each Lord Justice writing an opinion and all concurring. Earl Lorebum said at page 1375: “We cannot say in this case that this unfortunate man promised his employers that he would feed himself. If that is the case, and if we cannot so construe the contract between them, what did it matter whether he went ashore to buy his provisions because he had contracted that his employers should not be obliged to feed him, or because he was obliged to go or to starve? In either case the necessity was there to get food; but that is not, I think, enough to entitle the appellant to succeed. In either case the question seems to me to be the same—namely, Do those circum- 5 stances make the accident one which arises out of the employment? Did this injury arise out of this man’s employment as a seaman on board this ship—did his employment involve, as one of the things belonging to the employment, that he should come ashore to get food and then return the same evening? I cannot think that the case can be regarded as one in which it was his duty, for that purpose, to come ashore and to be ashore and return to the ship.” * * * “ I cannot see that upon those facts the accident arose out of the employment. It arose from this man needing to have food, which, of course, is a necessity common to all mankind.” Lord Parker said at page 1375: “ The accident, in this case, took place during the absence of the employee from the vessel upon which he was engaged. He came on shore, and I think that under the circumstances it must be presumed that he came on shore with the leave of his employer, and it was during that absence from the ship that the accident occurred. Now, it is not sufficient, in order to make this an accident arising out of the employment, that the accident happened during a period when the man was lawfully absent from the vessel. In order to make it an accident arising out of the employment, the absence from the vessel must be in pursuance of a duty owed to the employer.” “Now it is desired in the present case to show that the absence from the ship was pursuant to a duty owed to the employer, but I think that the effort to do so breaks down. It is said that the man was on shore to purchase provisions; that he was under a contractual obligation to his employer to purchase provisions and to feed himself; and that consequently he was absent from the ship pursuant to a duty owed to the employer.” 6 Lord Sumner said at page 1376: “ There is no contractual obligations which made the deceased’s errand on shore part of his employment in itself. It is suggested that, as, in fact, he fed himself on board, his going ashore at a convenient port to get provisions constituted such a moral necessity to do so, not arising generally, but arising specially from the terms upon which he was on board, that it places him on his errand on the same footing as though he had gone to discharge a duty to the ship—either to buy provisions, to perform an errand, or otherwise. No authority is stated for that proposition, and I do not think that it can be accepted.” Lord Parmoor said at page 1377: “ I think it clear that Parker was not absent from the ship in pursuance of any duty owed to the employer, and, in the absence of such duty, no liability would arise under the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act.” Lord Wrenbury said at page 1378: “ It was said that, contract or no contract, at any rate under the circumstances the man was bound to get provisions in order to sustain himself during the next journey of the vessel —that it was a duty which he owed, and that he was performing that duty. It seems to me that from the stipulation that he was to get his own provisions this consequence ensued that the master was bound to give him reasonable facilities from time to time for going to buy them; but it does not follow that when he was buying them he was discharging any duty towards his employer. The man was doing an act which under the circumstances he had to do, but he was not doing an act which he owed to his employer the duty to do.” The spirit of the decision in the case we have just quoted from is followed in a decision of the Court of Errors and Appeals. In the case of 7 Colucci v. Edison Portland Cement Company, 94 N. J. Law, p. 542, the court there reversed a judgment awarding compensation. An employee during working hours stopped his particular work in the place or building where he was employed, left that building, went into another building belonging to his employer, laid down to sleep and was killed by a brick thrown by a foreman in an attempt to wake him. The court held that the accident did not arise in the course of his employment in the meaning of the act, and stated that the employee had “for the time abandoned his employment” . They said that the employee had undoubtedly been working overtime and was probably tired and sleepy, “but no matter how good his reason for leaving his employment may have been, the controlling fact is that he did leave it and that the accident to him occurred while he was deliberately away” . The fact in the Colucci case {supra) indicated that the petitioner was working on extra shifts, and it was undoubtedly argued on his behalf that he needed sleep to enable him to return to his work and that the obtaining of that sleep, particularly upon his employer’s premises, was a necessary part of his employment just as the petitioner here might argue that it was necessary for him to obtain provisions to enable him to be strong enough to continue his work. This argument, however, is effectually answered in so many words in the opinions in the English decision in the case of Parker v. Black Rock (supra), as well as by the decision of our own jurisdiction in the Colucci case (supra). We have in the case before the court, considering the question of abandonment of employment, the additional fact that Ramsey, after going ashore for provisions, went to call upon a friend, which additional errand kept him away from his boat some five or six hours longer so that the return trip was made in darkness and not in daylight. In addition, 8 instead of staying on the public highway, he apparently went in on the private way of the railroad, caught in the switch and was thrown under the locomotive (S. of C., p. 25, line 20). Justice Trenchard in Bryant v. Fuseli (supra) cites the following English cases in showing where the act of a third party carries a case out of the compensation class: Armitage v. Lancashire & Yorkshire Ry. (1902), 2 K. B. 178; Collins v. Collins (1907), 2 I. R. 104; Murphy v. Berwick (1909), 43 Ir., L. T. R. 126. He also quotes with approval, Buckley, L. J.} in Fitzgerald v. Clark & Son (1908), 2 K. B. 796: “ The words ‘out of’ point, I think, to the origin and cause of the accident; the words ‘in the course of,’ to the time, place and circumstances under which the accident takes place. The former words are descriptive of the character or quality of the accident. The latter words relate to the circumstances under which an accident of that character or quality takes place. The character or quality of the accident as conveyed by the words ‘out o f involves, I think, the idea that the accident is in some sense due to the employment. It must be an accident resulting from a risk reasonably incident to the employment.” Justice Trenchard follows this quotation with a statement reading: “ We conclude, therefore, that an accident arises ‘in the course of the employment’ if it occurs while the employee is doing what a man so employed may reasonably do within 'a time during which he is employed, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time.’ Taking these words of Justice Trenchard and applying them to the case before us, we find the 9 anomalous situation of a claim by a barge captain that an accident where he was struck by a railroad engine was one which was incidental to or connected with his employment. In the present situation the employee not only went off his place of duty for the purpose of buying provisions for himself, which he himself was evidently obligated to do as he paid for his provisions, but also for the purpose of visiting a friend upon whom he made a personal call, and because of that was returning to his boat late at night instead of in the daytime and was hurt going around a locomotive backing cars across a railroad crossing not on the premises of his employer. Not only is it true in this case that the accident complained of did not arise in the course of employment, but as a matter of law and fact it did not arise out of the employment as so defined. The rule in New Jersey is that the words “ arising out of and in the course of employment” are conjunctive and recovery can only be had when the given injury arose not only ‘fin the course of” but also “ out of” the employment. Hulley v. Moosbrugger} 88 N. J. Law, 161. On this point we turn again to an English case in which the facts are again very similar to the facts in the case now before the court. It is that of Chapman v. Owners of 8. 8. “ John W. Pearnf’ 9 Lutterworth’s Workmen’s Compensation Cases, 244, also reported in 32 T. L. R. 368. In that case while a ship of the respondents was docked, the skipper, Mr. Chapman, went ashore on ship’s business. As he was returning to the ship by way of the Victoria Dock Road, he slipped on a piece of orange peel and received injuries. The road was a crowded market thoroughfare with fruit and vegetable stalls. A Gounty Judge held that the accident arose out of the employment because there 10 was a greater risk of a man’s slipping in that locality than was run by persons in the metropolis generally. The Court of Appeals of three justices held that there was no evidence that the accident was due to a greater risk than was common to all that walked along that road and consequently that it did not arise out of the applicant’s employment. One of the justices stated that there was a risk to every member of the public who frequented the locality where the applicant was injured and had to pass along that road and concluded that that was no ground for saying that the accident arose out of the employment. To the same effect is the decision in Schmoll v. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Co., 89 N. j . Law, 150, more fully gone into under Point II of this brief. The accident there was on a public highway and was definitely during the course of employment, as was the accident in the Chapman case (supra). The theory of the decision is still further supported by the per curiam statement in Walther v. American Paper Co., 98 Atl. 264 (which case is not reported in the N. J. official reports but is a N. J. case), in which it is pointed out that there is no conflict in its decision with that of the decision in the Schmoll case (supra), by stating that the accident in the Bchmoll case happened on a public street, while in the Walther case (supi'a) the accident happened in the premises of the employer to a watchman who was making his rounds. The distinction thus pointed out is analogous to one attempted in another English case—Damdson Company v. M’Robb (1918), A. C. 304. In that case the chief engineer of a ship lying in a public harbour went ashore on leave with a pass for purposes of his own. On returning to his ship after dark he fell from the quay and was drowned. The court held that the quay was not the provided access for the ship and that 11 the accident was not shown to have arisen out of the employment. The court said in its opinion: “ ‘In the course of employment’ does not mean during the currency of the engagement; it means in the course of the work which the workman is employed to do and what is incident to it. An absence on leave for the workman for his own purposes is an interruption of employment.” One of the Lord Justices dissented on the ground that “ the deceased returned to his employment when he entered the harbour gates through which he got access only by reason of his employment.” Even the dissenting justice there would not allow compensation in the case at bar. POINT II. The finding of the Court of Common Pleas is unsupported by any legal evidence. The claim that the accident to Ramsey arose out of his employment is not only unsupported by the evidence but contradicted by it, and when we consider the other phrase “ out of employment,” we find an entire lack of evidence to distinguish the accident from any similar public accident, so as to connect it with the employer in any way. There are of course some public accidents which are compensable. These, as a rule, are not the accidents of an inside worker but of an outside worker and in any case where an employee is injured while away from his customary place of employment, it is uniformly held that the master in some way has extended the place of employment to include the place where the servant was injured. In other words, it must be shown that the employee was at such place 12 due to the nature of the work; that the master had knowledge that he would be there in pursuance of his duty, and that such an exigency was within the contemplation of both parties to the employment. In order, however, to justify an award of compensation under such conditions, it is necessary that there be competent evidence to support such a finding. This rule is laid down in the case of Sohmoll v. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Co., 89 N. J. Law, 150. In that case a judgment allowing compensation was reversed where a brewery agent and collector was murdered while on his employer’s business in a district of bad repute, it being stated that his representative could not recover in the absence of a showing that the object of the murder was robbery or that the employer knew of the dangerous character of the locality and the hazards of sending the employee to* such a place. The Court stated that it was necessary for a finding that the accident arose out of the employment that there should have been some evidence of facts or circumstances to support such finding. That case in itself was even stronger for the employee than our case because it definitely appeared that he was at the time of the accident engaged in his employer’s business upon an errand for which he was sent by his employer and at a place to which he was sent. There is no attempt to show or is there any claim in the present case that the employer knew where Ramsey was going, or that he sent him there, nor is there any reasonable inference that the employee was at the place of the accident because of anything connected with his employment. His duties as detailed by him were on board ship, and even if the employee should claim that anyone could reasonably anticipate that the accident of being run over by the railroad train was connected with the business of his ship, there is no evidence from which to* draw a conclusion that 13 the employee was doing an act in furtherance of his master’s business, either with or without the knowledge or direction of his master. A number of times it has been authoritatively stated that a risk is incidental to the employment when it belongs to or is connected with what an employee has to do in fulfilling his contract of service. It has likewise been stated that for an accident to be compensable, that the employment be one of the necessary antecedents to the accident. There is no possible sound argument which can be advanced to show that the employment as a barge captain was in any sense a necessary antecedent to an accident with a railroad train, nor that the risk assumed by Ramsey when he tried to get around the locomotive was incidental to or connected in any way with what he had to do in fulfilling his contract of service with Leahy. From the foregoing review of decisions in this jurisdiction and of the English courts which have uniformly set a precedent for the decisions of New Jersey, we submit that the facts in the case at bar do not show that the accident arose either out of or during the course of the employment. POINT III. The determination and judgments below are irregular, injurious, illegal and oppressive. The liability in this case, if any, arises out of and is dependent upon the contract of employment. Ramsey was employed as captain of a coal barge at the time of the accident moored in navigable waters at Jersey City. This was a maritime contract and consequently the liability of the parties there- 14 under is determinable only in admiralty and not under the New Jersey Workmen’s Compensation A ct: Southern P. Co., 244 U. S. 205, 61 L. ed. 1086, 37 Sup. Ct. Rep. 524; Chelentis v. Luckenback S. S. Co., 247 U. S. 372, 62 L. ed. 1171, 38 Sup. Ct. Rep. 501; Union Fish Co. v. Erickson, 248 U. S. 308, 63 L. ed. 261, 39 Sup. Ct. Rep. 112; Knickerbocker Ice Co. v. Stewart, 253 U. S. 149, 64 L. ed. 834, 40 Sup. Ct. Rep. 438; Great Lakes Dredge Co. v. Kierejewski, 261 U. S. 479, 67 L. ed. 756, 43 Sup. Ct. 418; Grant Smith Porter Co. y. Rohde, 257 U. S. 469, 66 L. ed. 321, 42 S. Ct. 157. The determination and judgments below brought before this Honorable Court should be reversed. Respectfully submitted, B a r e n t L. Y i s s c h e r , Attorney for Respondent, Prosecutor in Certiorari, Appellant. Jo s e p h S3971 C. P a u l , Of Counsel. iSeto 3tvütp Court of Crrorô anb âppealô Th o mas A. R a m s e y , Respondent, vs. Mat t h ew On Appeal from Supreme Court. J. L e a h e y , Appellant. BRIEF ON B EH ALF OF RESPONDENT. Facts. The respondent, Thomas A. Ramsey, eighty-nine years of age, was employed by the appellant as the captain of a coal barge for a period of twentyfour hours a day, at a salary of Eighty Dollars per month (State of the Case, page 24, 11. 10-30). Since his duty as captain was for twenty-four hours a day, it was customary, and incidental to his employment, for the respondent to go off his boat and obtain provisions (State of the Case, page 24, 11. 32-34). This custom was known and acquiesced in by the appellant ( State of the Case, page 24,11. 30-40; page 26,1. 40; page 27,11. 1-20). On November 26th, 1924, while the respondent was returning to his boat, after procuring provisions at an Atlantic & Pacific store, on Washington Street, Jersey City, he was struck by a train of the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, injuring his left arm to such an extent that the same had to he amputated. 2 Determination. An award was made by Deputy Commissioner Charles E. Corbin allowing the respondent, Thomas A. Ramsey, temporary disability for a period of twelve weeks and permanent disability for a period of two hundred weeks, at the rate of $12.30 per week, and in addition thereto, a counsel fee of $200.00, to be paid to John Joseph Meehan, attorney for Thomas A. Ramsey. This award was affirmed by Charles Egan, Judge of the Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, together with an additional counsel fee of $300.00 and costs. On certiorari to the New Jersey Supreme Court, the New Jersey Supreme Court, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Parker, affirmed the award (134 Atl. 91). POINT I. The accident complained of arose out of and in the course of employment. In order for a workman to recover under the provisions of an act entitled “ An Act prescribing the liability of an employer to make compensation for injuries received by an employee in the course of employment, etc.” approved April 4th, 1911, with several acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, the injury to the workman must have been the result of an accident arising out of and in the course of employment, and to warrant a recovery it must appear that the injury was caused by (a) an accident, (b) arising out of and (c) in the course of employment. There is no question in the case sub judice, but that the injury was caused by an accident, that is, something unforeseen, unlooked for, unprovoked and uninvited. It is only necessary then to deal with (b) namely, “ arising out o f ” and (c) “ in the course of employment. ’ * In order for an accident to arise out of the employment it must be “ Something, the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment, as incidental to it ” (Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72), and an accident arises in the course of employment “ if it occurs while the employee is doing what a man so employed may reasonably do within a time during which he is employed, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time” (Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law, 72). The court, in the above mentioned case, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Trenchard, states that a risk is incidental to the employment, “ when it belongs to or is connected with what a workman has to do in filling his contract of service.” In the present case the respondent was employed for a period of twenty-four hours a day; he lived and slept on his barge, and as an incident to his employment he had to furnish his own provisions and in order to get the same it became necessary, to carry out his contract of employment, for a period of twenty-four hours a day, on certain days of the week, to leave his barge and go to the neighboring township for provisions in order to sustain himself. This was the custom, which custom the appellant, Matthew Leahy, knew of and acquiesced in, (State of the Case, pages 26-27), and which the appellant failed to deny. 4 “ Q. Your employer, Matthew Leahy, knew that yon had to go off the boat for provisions, didn’t he? A. He certainly did know that I had to go off. Q. Did you do it regularly, as a matter of custom? A. Done it twice or three times a week—went off the vessel. Q. Matthew Leahy, your employer, knew it? A. Yes, sir. Q- Did he acquiesce, at any time, with your making an occasional visit to a friend’s house? A. Certainly, nearly every time I went over there I came and stayed with him, if it was only ten or fifteen minutes. Q. Your employer knew that? A. Yes, sir. Q. And it was the custom? A. And it was the custom.” The fact that the respondent was injured on his wny back to the barge after purchasing provisions, as set forth in the testimony, is clearly a risk which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it. occurring at a time when the workman "was doing what a man so employed may reasonably do, and at a place where he may reasonably be during that time, and therefore in accordance with the law expressed by Mr. Justice Trenchard in the case of Bryant vs. Fissell, 84 N. J. Law 72. In the case of Peer vs. Lehigh Valley Railroad Company (39 N. J. Law Journal 242) it was held that:— “ Where petitioner who was in charge of a barge was injured in an attempt to board it, upon his return from a necessary errand incidental to his employment, it was found and determined that this accident arose in the course of petitioner’s employment, because it occurred while he was doing what a man so employed might reasonably do within a time 5 during which he was employed, and at a place where he might reasonably be during that time, and the accident arose out of the employment because it was something, the risk of which might have been contemplated by a reasonable person when entering the employment as incidental to it. The risk was incidental to his employment because it belonged to and was connected with what he had to do in fulfilling his contract of service.’ ’ In the present case, when the same was before the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court affirmed the award of compensation to the respondent, and in an opinion by Mr. Justice Parker, used the following language, which sums up the situation precisely. “ Three points are stated in the brief for prosecutor, but they all amount to this, that there was no evidence to support a finding that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. We think, however, that there was such evidence; that the accident arose in the course of the employment, because petitioner was doing something necessarily involved in the contract of service ; he was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have fo o d ; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service; so that in going out to, buy food, buying it, and returning, he was, as the bureau might find, still in the course of his employment. A finding that the accident arose out of the employment was also legitimate. * * * It is closely similar to Zabriskie vs. Erie R. R. Co., 86 NS J. Law, 266, 92 A. 385, L. R. A. 1916A, 315, in which the servant for need of responding to a call of nature was obliged to cross a street, and was injured in so doing. We see no substantial difference between being accustomed, with the employer’s knowl- 6 edge and consent, to leave the work to visit a convenience, and being accustomed with like consent, to go out to buy food. And in that case, as in this, the injury was inflicted by an outside agency.” (134 Atl. 91.) In Cokolon vs. S. S. Kentra, Gordon’s W. C. Rep. (1912) 380, it was held that it is part of a sailor’s duty while on shipboard to wash his own clothes, and an accident to him while so doing arises out of the employment. In the case of Martin vs. John Lovibond, Gordon’s W. C. Rep. (1913) 78, it was held no breach of the course of a workman’s employment for him to get off of his wagon, on a hot day, and go into a saloon for a glass of beer, if he returned at once to his wagon, and that an accident to a workman when so returning to his wagon arose in the course of his employment. In the Westman case, a Maine case, it was held that where the cook of a tugboat, moored to a wharf, went on shore to purchase supplies, and when returning fell from the wharf and was drowned, the death arose out of the employment, within the Workmen’s Compensation Act, to justify award to his widow. “ Westman’s accident was a natural incident of his work, the risk was one occasioned by the nature of his employment, the injury was traceable to the nature of his work and to the risks which his employer’s work exposed him. We feel assured that the fatality arose out of the employment” (106 Atl. 532). The appellant in his brief contends that the accident did not arise out of and in the course of employment, because the respondent w7as going for provisions for himself, and was injured on his way back to the barge, after a visit to his friend’s Y house. This custom was known to the appellant and acquiesced in by the appellant (State of the Case, pages 26-27). He did not take any affirmative action to stop such custom on the part of the respondent. In the case of Terlicki vs. Strauss, et al., (89 Atl. 1023, aff’d. 92 Atl. 1087) the facts were as follows: Petitioner quit work at her machine shortly before noon, and. was preparing to go home. She was combing particles of wool out of her hair, as was the custom of the girl employees. For this purpose she went to a passageway where a piece of looking-glass had been placed against a post, 32 feet from her machine. It was a common practice of the girls, to the knowledge of the superintendent and overseer, to do as the petitioner did, and it was not forbidden. There was a “ sink” room, but no dressing room on that floor of the factory. While the petitioner was combing her hair, it was caught in the still moving machinery, and she suffered serious injury. The court held, in an opinion by Mr. Justice Swayze, that “ We have no doubt that the accident happened in the course of employment. It would be entirely too narrow a construction to limit the benefit of the statute to the time the workman is actually employed at his machine. * * * The preparation reasonably necessary for beginning work after the employer’s premises are reached and for leaving when the work is over is a part o f the employment. A workman is none the less in the course of employment because he is engaged in changing his street clothes for his working clothes, or in changing his working clothes for his street clothes. In the present case it was reasonably necessary that the petitioner should comb her hair and remove the particles of wool before leaving the factory.” 8 Justice Swayze cited the case of Gare vs. Norton Hill Colliery Company (1909) 2 K. B. 539. In that case a collier was injur e j while leaving his work and crossing lines of rail controlled by his employers. He had three ways to go home, but the one he used was the shortest, and was commonly used by the workmen with the knowledge and consent of the employer. It was held by the court of appeal that the accident arose out of and in the course of the employment. i 1A workman is not deprived of the right to compensation by the fact that he has gone » where it was not his duty to go if he practically gets back and resumes his work before the accident. Low vs. General Steam Fishing Co. (1909) A. C. 523; 2 BWCC 56; Warren vs. Hedley’s Colliery Co., 6 BWCC 136; Keenan vs. Flemington Coal Co., 40 Sc. L. Rep. 144).’ ’ In a New Hampshire case, where a workman without work for a brief space of time went away from his working place a few yards to speak to a fellow-workman in the same room, according to a custom in the factory and was injured when his sleeve was caught by the suction of an unguarded machine, it could not be said, as a matter of law, that he was beyond the protection of the employers’ liability and workmen’s compensation statute (Barber-vs. Jones Shoe Co., 108 Atl. 690). The appellant relies, for a reversal of the Supreme Court, upon an English case, Parker vs. Black Rock (owners) 84 Law Journal Reports K. B. 1373 (1915). In that case a seaman had signed articles for a coasting voyage which contained the term “ crew to provide their own provisions” . When the ship had arrived in a harbor, he went ashore to buy necessary provisions. The 9 next day his body was found in the water near the pier. It was held that the accident by which he lost his life did not arise out of his employment. The gist of the decision is that the seaman was absent from the ship, not in pursuit of a duty owed to the employer. This is a case that cannot be followed in this State, because it violates the “ call of nature” cases, such as Zabriskie vs. Erie R. R. Co. (86 N. J. Law 266; 92 Atl. 385), and is also against the cases, decided in New Jersey, which permit a workman to recover compensation when injured, after leaving his work, and on the way home, by an outside agency such as (Fisher vs. Tidewater Building Co., 114 Atl. 150). The English case is violative of the policy of our Courts to give a workman the benefit of the legislation passed for his protection, and our courts have not construed the statute strictly but have been more liberal. As was said by Mr. Justice Black in the Fisher case, supra, “ At all events, the workmen’s compensation statute (Laws 1911, page 134, as amended by laws 1913, P. L. 309) is a remedial law of prime import, and should be liberally construed” (Mayor, etc. of Jersey City vs. Borst, 90 N. J. Lawr 454; 101 Atl. 1033). In Barber vs. Jones Shoe Company, supra, the Court said:— “ The employers’ liability and workmen’s compensation statute was enacted for the benefit and protection of the mill and factory operatives of the state. It is a remedial statute and should be liberally construed to fully and adequately effectuate the purpose of its enactment” (citing a long line of cases). The appellant cited in support of his contention, the case of Colucci vs. Edison Portland 10 Cement Company (111 Atl. 4; 94 N. J. Law 542). That case presents an entirely different situation than the present case. In that case, Leo, the son of the plaintiff, was a general utility laborer, in the defendant’s cement works, working on the night shift, from 6 p. m. to 7 a. m. Some time between 1.34 a. m. and 2.30 a. m. he left his job and went to the dryer house of his employer’s plant, about 100 yards away, where he laid down upon a pile of brick and went to sleep. His time-card in the company time clock was punched at 1.34 a. m., which, if he punched it, would indicate that he terminated his work for that night at that time. At about 5.30 a. m. Sabo, as assistant foreman, in order to wake up Leo threw a brick upon the corrugated iron roof of the dryer house, so as to make a big noise and give him a scare. The brick went through a weak spot on the roof and struck Leo in the stomach, so that he died the next day. In deciding the case, the court said: “ Q. Did the accident arise out of the employment 1 This would ordinarily depend upon whether what the assistant foreman, Sabo, did at 5.30 in the morning, when he ascended the stairs outside another building and threw the brick on the iron roof under which Leo was sleeping, was reasonably within the scope of his employment to keep the men at their work, or whether it was a bit of ‘ horseplay’, quite outside the confines of that employment. * * * Did the accident arise in the course of Leo’s employment? Of course, if he deliberately stopped work and recorded himself as leaving at 1.34 a. m., as shown by the time clock, and departed about his own affairs, whether to go to sleep in his own bed at home, or on a pile of brick in the defendant’s dryer house, or to do anything else he chose, .there could be no recovery, for obviously the accident did not arise in the course of the employment.” It can be readily seen that the Colncci vs. Edison Portland Cement Company case has nothing to do with the situation in the present case. As was said by Mr. Justice Parker in this present case, when the same was before the Supreme Court, “ He (respondent) was obliged to live on his boat and be on hand, generally, all the time. He must have fo o d ; it was not brought to him, so he must needs go and get it. This was an implied obligation of his contract of service. ’ ? The employer knew that the respondent went to town for provisions and in order to get there had to cross the railroad tracks. The deduction drawn by the appellant from the Colucci case (supra) that Leo had to have sleep in order to continue his work, just as respondent here had to have provisions in order to enable him to be strong enough to continue his work, is frivoous, as Leo, after having punched the time-card at 1.30 a. m. took a sleep until 5.30 a. m., when he was unfortunately struck by a brick hurled by Sabo, the assistant foreman, while ensrafifed in “ horse-play” . The appellant relies on the case of Schmoll vs. Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Company (89 N. J. Law 150) in his brief asking for a reversal of the award, which case can be differentiated from the present case on the ground that in the case of chmoll vs. Weisbord & Hess Brewing Company, the employer did not know of the dangerous character of the locality and the hazard of sending an employe to such a place, whereas in the present case the employer knew and acquiesced in the acts ot the employee in crossing the tracks of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, in order to get from 12 his barge to the City of Jersey City for provisions. There was no other way to get from the place where the barge was tied up, except by crossing railroad tracks. In the Schmoll case the court said: “ Where the employer knows of such practice, resulting in a dangerous risk, and does not forbid it and an accident happens, the accident will be deemed to be arising out of and in the course of employment. (Citing Terlicki vs. Strauss, 85 N. J. Law 454, affirmed by the Court of Errors and Appeals, 86 N. J. Law 708; 92 Atl. 1087.) The argument set forth under Point 3 of the appellant’s brief is without merit, because the injury complained of in this case happened upon land and not upon navigable waters of the United States, as set forth in the cases cited by the appellant, in his brief, under Point 3, and also for the further reason that the matter set forth under Point 3 was not raised in the Supreme Court and in accordance with our decisions cannot be raised for the first time in the Court of Errors and Appeals. (State vs. Shupe, 97 Atl. 271; Allen vs. City of Paterson, et al., 121 Atl. 610; Franklin vs. City of Millville, et al., 119 Atl. 21.) In the present case, when the same, was before the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Parker said: “ It is proper to add that the question discussed by the Court of Errors and Appeals in the. recent case o f March vs. Vulcan Iron Works, 132 Atl. 89, has not been raised in 13 the case at bar, and, therefore, has not been considered by us.” From the foregoing review of the facts and decisions in this jurisdiction, the award of compensation made to the respondent should be affirmed. Respectfully submitted, Jo h n J o seph M e e h a n , Attorney for Respondent. T h o mas (8775) F. M e e h a n , Of Counsel. Pandick Press. Inc., 22 Thames St., New York, U. S. A.
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[COMPILED] Rev Fr Celestine Leahy | BIRTH 7 Oct 1918 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | DEATH 20 Jan 2003 (aged 84) — Totowa, Passaic County, New Jersey, USA | BURIAL Friars Cemetery at Graymoor, Garrison, Putnam County, New York, USA | GPS-Latitude: 41.3482149, Longitude: -73.9208188 | PLOT Tier 2 Row 4 Grave14 | Fr. Celestine Leahy, SA, died at St. Joseph's Home for the Elderly, Totowa, NJ on January 20, 2003.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 200 words
He was 84 years old. | Fr. Leahy was born Martin Leahy in Bayonne, NJ and graduated from St. Peter's Preparatory in nearby Jersey City before entering the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement - Graymoor in 1937. He professed his religious vows in 1939. He graduated from Catholic University in Washington, DC with a Bachelor's degree in philosophy and theology. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1945 and then spent two years teaching Latin and English at St. John's Seminary at Graymoor. Over the years he served in numerous positions at Graymoor, including assistant editor and editor of two publications of the Graymoor Press, as Master of Postulants, Vicar
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[COMPILED] Catherine Agnes Tobin Leahey | BIRTH 25 Oct 1873 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | DEATH Feb 1901 (aged 27) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | BURIAL Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City | PLOT Blk-F Sec-E Gr-33 1A | Spouse — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960 (m. 1898) | Children — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy | BIRTH 6 Jan 1899 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | DEATH Jun 1903 (aged 4) | BURIAL Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum, Jersey City | PLOT Blk-F Sec-E Gr-33 1B | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Catherine Agnes Tobin Leahey 1873–1901 | Half Siblings — John Joseph Leahy Sr 1905–1988; Elizabeth M. Leahy Ryan 1906–1984; Mary Leahy 1908–1909; Malachy Edward Leahy 1909–1993; Rev Fr Celestine Leahy 1918–2003; Margaret A Leahy 1920–1983
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[COMPILED] Malachy Leahy | Birth — 1870 — New York, USA | Death — Jun 1960 (aged 89–90) — USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-E Gr-33 1E | Spouses — Catherine Agnes Tobin Leahey 1873–1901 (m. 1898); Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 (m. 1904) | Children — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903; John Joseph Leahy Sr 1905–1988; Elizabeth M. Leahy Ryan 1906–1984; Mary Leahy 1908–1909; Malachy Edward Leahy 1909–1993; Rev Fr Celestine Leahy 1918–2003; Margaret A Leahy 1920–1983
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[COMPILED] Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy | Birth — 1882 — County Longford, Ireland | Death — 14 May 1942 (aged 59–60) — USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-E Gr-33 1D | Spouse — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960 (m. 1904)
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[COMPILED] John Joseph Leahy Sr. | Birth — 7 Jan 1905 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Death — 26 Dec 1988 (aged 83) — Island Heights, Ocean County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Saint Joseph's Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleums — Toms River, Ocean County, New Jersey | Plot — Section C: Row 25 Grave 39 | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 | Half Siblings — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Elizabeth M. Leahy Ryan | Birth — 22 Aug 1906 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Death — 6 Jul 1984 (aged 77) — Bridgeton, Cumberland County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-11 Sec-B Gr-171 1B | GPS-Latitude: 40.732455, Longitude: -74.0822138 | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 | Half Siblings — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Mary Leahy | Birth — 17 May 1908 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Death — Aug 1909 (aged 1) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-E Gr-33 1C | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 | Half Siblings — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Malachy Edward Leahy | Birth — 10 Dec 1909 — Manhattan, New York County, New York, USA | Death — 15 Nov 1993 (aged 83) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-4 Sec-T Gr-21 1B | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 | Half Siblings — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Margaret A Leahy | Birth — 23 Jul 1920 — USA | Death — 27 Aug 1983 (aged 63) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-4 Sec-T r-21 1A | Parents — Malachy Leahy 1870–1960; Margaret Jane Murphy Leahy 1882–1942 | Half Siblings — Helen Bridget Veronica Leahy 1899–1903
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[COMPILED] Carmine Cacace | BIRTH 10 Feb 1901 | DEATH 21 May 1978 (aged 77) | BURIAL Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York | PLOT Section: 60 | Block: 3 | Range: 30 | Plot: D | Grave: 114 | Gravesite Details — Date of Burial: 5/24/1978 | Spouse — Ruth Cacace 1908–2004
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[COMPILED] Ruth Cacace — 9 Aug 1908 – 3 Sep 2004
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[RECORD] STATE New York | COUNTY Kings | Brooklyn | E.D. No. 24-1062 | Sheet Number 73 | DATE SHEET STARTED April 6 1950 | Cacace Carmine — head — M — 49 — mar — N.Y. | 35 — Painter — Contractor | Ruth — wife — F — 41 — mar — N.Y. | 40 — Operator — Bag Co. | Frederick — Son — M — 20 — nev — N.Y. | 40 — Helper — Television Co. | Spatarella James — head — M — 48 — mar — Italy | yes | Tailor — Mending Co. | Amelia — wife — F — 37 — mar — N.Y. | Angelina — Daughter — F — 19 — nev — N.Y. | 45 — Clerk — Tailor Shop | Esther — Daughter — F — 16 — nev — N.Y. | Bobby — Son — M — 7 — nev — N.Y.
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[COMPILED] Ruth Cacace of Nesconset, Suffolk County, NY was born on August 9, 1908, and died at age 96 years old on September 3, 2004.
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[COMPILED] James Spatarella of Smithtown, Suffolk County, NY was born on May 17, 1901, and died at age 73 years old in March 1975.
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[COMPILED] Caroline Francis Zollo Spatarella | Birth — 24 Feb 1926 — New York, USA | Death — 29 Dec 2018 (aged 92) — Nassau County, New York, USA | Burial — Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum — East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York | Plot — Block Inspiration/ Range North/ Mall E/ Grave 74 | Spouse — Frank T. Spatarella 1928–2018 (m. 1952)
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[COMPILED] Frank T. Spatarella | Birth — 26 Sep 1928 | Death — 17 Mar 2018 (aged 89) | Burial — Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum — East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York | Plot — Block Inspiration/ Range North/ Mall E/ Grave 74 | Parents — Gennaro Spatarella 1901–1975 | Spouse — Caroline Francis Zollo Spatarella 1926–2018 (m. 1952)
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[COMPILED] Marie Spatarella | Birth — 7 Aug 1936 | Death — 9 Jul 2018 (aged 81) | Burial — Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum — East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York | Plot — Block Park Circle/ Range Southern/ Mall C/ Grave 23 | Family Members — none shown
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[COMPILED] Salvatore A. Spatarella | Birth — 4 Jun 1939 | Death — 28 Mar 1977 (aged 37) | Burial — Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum — East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York | Plot — Block: Park Circle | Range: Southern | Mall: C | Grave: 23 | Family Members — none shown
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[COMPILED] SANTANGELO is on the FITZGERALD side, not the Cacace side. Frank Santangelo married Maureen Ann Fitzgerald, the site owner's mother's sister. | SPATARELLA is on the Cacace side, correctly: Angelina Spatarella married Frederick Cacace
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[COMPILED] Hanorah Matilda Leahey Hedley | Birth — 6 May 1879 — New Jersey, USA | Death — 4 Dec 1917 (aged 38) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-EA Gr-112 1A | GPS-Latitude: 40.7312291, Longitude: -74.0831914 | Spouse — John Hedley 1882–1940 (m. 1908)
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[COMPILED] Vincent Leahey | Birth — Mar 1912 — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Death — 8 Oct 1918 (aged 6) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-EA Gr-112 1B | GPS-Latitude: 40.7312291, Longitude: -74.0831915 | Parents — Peter Vincent Leahey 1876–1950; Mary Schaeffer Leahey 1892–1973
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[COMPILED] Ann Galvin Leahey | Birth — Apr 1845 — Ireland | Death — 19 Sep 1919 (aged 74) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-EA Gr-112 1C | GPS-Latitude: 40.7312291, Longitude: -74.0831914
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[COMPILED] Catherine Theresa Leahey | Birth — Jul 1874 — New York, USA | Death — 25 Apr 1955 (aged 80) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-F Sec-EA Gr-112 1D | GPS-Latitude: 40.7312291, Longitude: -74.0831914
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[COMPILED] Dennis C Leahey Sr. | Birth — 6 Mar 1837 — Templemore, County Tipperary, Ireland | Death — 26 Apr 1907 (aged 70) — Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial — Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum — Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey | Plot — Blk-Y Sec-A Gr-18 1C
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: RYAN / CHARLES M. / 1898 – 1972 / MICHAEL C. / 1928 – 1990 / ELIZABETH M. / 1906 – 1984
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: RYAN / CHARLES M. / 1898 – 1972 / MICHAEL C. / 1928 – 1990 / ELIZABETH M. / 1906 – 1984
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS C. LEAHEY SR. / DIED APR. 26, 1907
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: JOHN LEAHEY / DIED AUG. 30, 1887 / DENNIS C. LEAHEY SR. / DIED APR. 26, 1907
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET | MALACHY / 1942 | 1960 / F-E-33
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET | MALACHY / 1942 | 1960 / F-E-33
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET | MALACHY / 1942 | 1960 / F-E-33. Mary is not named on the photographed stone.
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET A. / JULY 23, 1920 – AUG. 27, 1983 / MALACHY E. / DEC. 10, 1909 – NOV. 12, 1993
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET A. / JULY 23, 1920 – AUG. 27, 1983 / MALACHY E. / DEC. 10, 1909 – NOV. 12, 1993
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / MARGARET A. / JULY 23, 1920 – AUG. 27, 1983 / MALACHY E. / DEC. 10, 1909 – NOV. 12, 1993
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[COMPILED] Memorial field: Photos 1
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[RECORD] Photographed plot marking: F-EA-112
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[COMPILED] Memorial field: Photos 4
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] Photographed plot marking: F-EA-112
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[COMPILED] Memorial field: Photos 6
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[RECORD] HANORAH HEDLEY, (nee Leahey). Aged 38 years, died at her residence, 23 West 8th St., yesterday. Funeral from St. Mary's Church Friday 10 a. m. Interment Hudson County Catholic Cemetery.
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[RECORD] Mrs. Hanorah Hedley, wife of John Hedley, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 23 West Eighth street, aged 38. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ann Leahey; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Gorman and Miss Kitty Leahey; and six brothers, James, Matthew, Dennis, Malachy, Michael and Peter.
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: HONORA HEDLEY / DIED DEC. 4, 1917 / VINCENT LEAHEY / DIED OCT. 8, 1918 / ANN LEAHEY / DIED SEPT. 19, 1919 / CATHERINE LEAHEY / DIED APR. 25, 1955
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[COMPILED] Memorial field: Photos 1
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[RECORD] Photographed inscription: LEAHY / JOHN J. SR. / 1905 – 1988 / ESTELLE M. / 1906 – 1978 / WALTER T. / 1937 – 1989
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[COMPILED] “Fitzgerald David, lab, 775 Newark av.” [INFERENCE] The common name, generic occupation and city agree with the target, but the entry gives no wife, age or birthplace; 775 Newark Avenue remains a possible match only.
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[COMPILED] “Fitzgerald David (Cath) lab h200 18th.” [INFERENCE] “David (Cath)” is a strong match to the archive’s David–Catherine couple, but the row supplies no age or birthplace and is not joined to the 775 Newark Avenue row.
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[RECORD] “775 NEWARK Ave.” | “4A 3S-F-C-4U”. [INFERENCE] The numbered address remained in municipal use; this does not prove that a 1902 building survives.
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[RECORD] “W 155 St.” | “264” | “Farley, Andrew” | “Head” | “40” | “Ireland” | “Mary” | “Wife” | “34” | “Ireland” | “Margaret” | “Daughter” | “New York”. [CONFLICT] Margaret’s fractional-age entry is not used: it conflicts with her certain 13 February 1920 birth date and is retained only as an enumerator or transcription error.
A census is a government list of the people who were living in a home.
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[COMPILED] “Andrew Farley” | “Immigration Year: 1914”. [CONFLICT] This reported arrival year conflicts with two unassigned 1902–1903 Jersey City directory rows for men named Andrew Farley; neither directory man is assigned to Andrew Joseph Farrelly.
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[RECORD] “W. 155TH ST.” | “2068”. [INFERENCE] Individual house numbers are not legible on the relevant block, so the plate does not securely identify no. 264’s footprint or establish survival.
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[COMPILED] “brick and tile are represented with a reddish/pink color” | “frame, or wood, structures” are shown in yellow.
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[COMPILED] “Andrew J. Farley” | “Mary Cooney” | both born “Ireland”. [INFERENCE] This establishes the name of the American wife but does not identify her parents or prove that she was Mary Cooney born at Derrycriff in 1884.
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[RECORD] “TO: Mrs. Annie Farley, 37 W. 50th St., New York, N.Y.” | “Sergeant Peter Cooney, Co. M, 165th Infantry” | “Died October 14th, 1918” | “Commune of Sommerance, Ardennes, France.”
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[RECORD] “Mrs. Annie J. Farley, 13 East 63rd Street, New York City” | “The records of this office show that you are the sister of the late Sgt. Peter Cooney, Co. M., 165th Inf., whose remains are now interred in the Meuse-Argonne American cemetery.” [INFERENCE] The letter does not name Annie’s parents or birth date, so it is only a possible match for Anne Cooney of Derrycriff.
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[COMPILED] “nearly all of the area in the three square blocks bordered by Fifth Avenue, the Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue), and 48th and 51st Streets” | construction of 30 Rockefeller Plaza began in “March 1932”. [INFERENCE] No. 37 West 50th stood within those boundaries and the wartime residence was removed for the development.
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[RECORD] “Four-story and basement residence; retains two-story projecting bay” | “1884-85” | “McElfatrick & Sons” | “1937 - combined with No. 11 on interior and facade stripped.” [INFERENCE] Annie’s 1929 mail predates the documented 1937 combination.
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[COMPILED] “Commercial building” | “4 stories” | “2001 built”. [CONFLICT] This later compiled description does not establish when the 1884–1885 fabric was demolished; the historic and current readings are both retained.
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[RECORD] “Mrs. Bridget Cooney Horan, 75 Nelson Avenue, Jersey City, N. J.” | “The records of this office show that you are the sister of the late Sgt. Peter Cooney, Co. M, 165th Inf., whose remains are now interred in the Meuse-Argonne Amer. Cty.” [RECORD] This corroboration comes from the Army’s own correspondence, not the earlier unsourced compilation.
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[RECORD] “Nelson Avenue” | “1–81” | sheet “12”.
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[RECORD] The odd-numbered frontage shows “77” and “65” with intervening subdivided lots but no building footprint at no. 75. [INFERENCE] No. 75 was vacant on the 1910 map.
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[COMPILED] “75 Nelson Avenue” | “single-family house” | “The Heights” | “built in 1925”. [INFERENCE] The vacant-1910, built-1925 and Bridget-at-no.-75-in-1929 sequence makes the present house a strong candidate, but an assessor card or permit chain is still required to prove survival.
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[RECORD] “Co M. 165th Infantry. 42nd Division. Cooney, Peter.-Sgt. 91675. Home. 37 W. 50 St. N.Y.C.” | “Sgt. Cooney was hit by a piece of an exploding shell in the left side. He asked for a stretcher to be taken to the rear he died in about 15 minutes in a shell hole before the stretcher bearers arrived.” | “Emergency address. Mrs. Andrew Farley, 37 W. 50 St. N.Y.C.”
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[RECORD] “COONEY, PETER, Sgt, 37 W. 50th St., New York City.”
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[RECORD] “Grave 19, Row 37, Block E, Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery” | “9-27-21”. The photographed federal card is treated as the record; volunteer memorial typing is not.
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[COMPILED] “COONEY, Peter, Sergeant, 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division, U.S. Army, New York, d. 14-October-1918, Plot E, Row 37, Grave 19, World War I.”
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[RECORD][CONFLICT] Under “PRIVATES—Continued”: “N. Y. New York, Peter Cooney.” The item gives no unit, address, serial number or relative and conflicts with the Army record’s sergeant rank, so it remains a possible same-name match only.
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[RECORD] “Seventh September 1865” | “Roman Catholic Chapel of Castlelyons” | “Patrick Condon” | “25 years” | “Bachelor” | “Labourer” | “Maghna” | “John Condon deceased” | “Mary Ryan” | “22 years” | “Spinster” | “resident with her Parents” | “Coole” | “James Ryan” | “Labourer.” [INFERENCE] Patrick’s age implies birth about 1839–1840. [COMPILED][CONFLICT] The row names no mother of the groom, so it does not prove Mary Cashin as John’s wife or Patrick’s mother.
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[RECORD] “Tenth June 1868” | “Maghna” | “Margaret” | “Patrick Condon Maghna” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Mary Condon Mother Maghna.”
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[RECORD] “Eleventh April 1870” | “Moherna” | “Ellen” | “Patrick Condon Moherna” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Kate Condon present at Birth Moherna.” [INFERENCE] The record does not state Kate Condon’s relationship; she remains a collateral-research lead only.
Civil registration means an official government record of a birth, marriage, or death.
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[RECORD] “Eighth March 1872” | “Rathcarrig” | “Hanna” | “Patrick Condon Rathcarrig” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Kate Browne her mark present at Birth.” [CONFLICT] “Hannah” is the archive’s normalized spelling; “Hanna” is retained as the record spelling.
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[RECORD] “Nineteenth April 1874” | “Flemingstown” | “Catherine” | “Patrick Condon Flemingstown” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Patrick Condon Father Flemingstown.” [COMPILED][CONFLICT] This row does not name David Fitzgerald, Jersey City, a married surname or a death; the later Catherine-Fitzgerald identity remains unproved.
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[RECORD] “Second May 1876” | “Flemingstown” | “James” | “Patrick Condon Flemingstown” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown” | “Seventeenth May 1876.”
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[RECORD] “Eleventh July” | “Flemingstown” | “Mary” | “Patrick Condon Flemingstown” | “Mary Condon formerly Ryan” | “Labourer” | “Mary Condon her mark Mother Flemingstown” | “Twenty fourth July 1878.” [COMPILED][CONFLICT] The separate `mary-condon-1882` profile and Patrick O’Connor spouse claim are not proved by this row and the profiles are not merged.
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[COMPILED] “Condon James P, bartndr, 142 Pavonia av”. [INFERENCE] The Irish birth row gives no middle initial, American address, wife, child or migration fact, so this remains a possible match only and is not assigned as James Condon’s residence.
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[RECORD] “CONDON CATHERINE | FITZGERALD DAVID | 9 563 | 1908.” [RECORD] “CONDON MARY | OCONNOR PATRICK | 21 496 | 1907.” [INFERENCE] The index gives no ages, parents, birthplaces, dates or municipalities, so neither Irish profile identity is proved by these rows alone.
A census is a government list of the people who were living in a home.
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[NEGATIVE] “Condon James” | “44” | “New York” | “Dixon” | “130” | “Rose” | “Martha” | “Eleanor” | “Francis.” The New York birthplace and different child set disqualify this household from the Flemingstown James; absence of May, Josephine and Patrick excludes only this household.
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[NEGATIVE CONTROL] “These files do not contain records of all Social Security Number applications.” Exact-name searches returned controls but no compatible Daniel Condon born 19 October 1903, Edna Condon born 6 September 1911, or Ella Condon born in 1911; each negative is limited by the incomplete-file warning.
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[RECORD] “Twenty Ninth December Derrycrieve Islandeady | Peter Cooney | Widower | 89 yrs 9 mos | Farmer”; “Thomas Cooney son of deceased present at death Derrycrieve.”
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[RECORD] “Seventeenth March Derrycreeve | Margaret Cooney | F | Married | 70 years | Farmer’s wife | Cardiac Valvular Disease Heart Failure Certified | Peter Cooney her Husband Present at death Derrycreeve.”
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[NEGATIVE CONTROL] “COONEY MARY | HILLS JOHN | ... | 1901.” The complete Cooney bride run contains no Mary Cooney–Andrew Farley/Farrelly pairing.
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[NEGATIVE CONTROL] “COONEY MARY | FARRELLY PETER | ... | 1905.” No Mary Cooney–Andrew Farley/Farrelly pairing appears in the complete run.
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[NEGATIVE CONTROL] The alphabetical sequence moves from “COOGAN” to “COOK” with no Cooney bride; this is a page-sequence control, not a search-facility zero.
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[NEGATIVE CONTROL] “COONEY MARY | FINNEGAN JOHN | 11497 | 16.” No Mary Cooney–Andrew Farley/Farrelly pairing appears in the complete run.
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[NEGATIVE] “Nelson Ave” and adjoining house numbers “74,” “75,” and “80” control the street segment; on census day no Horan or Cooney headed no. 75. This is a one-day address negative only.
A census is a government list of the people who were living in a home.
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[NEGATIVE] “E 63rd Street” and the bounded odd-number sequence “3,” “5,” “7,” “11,” then “45” contain no enumerated house 13; the following image continues at 49. A vacant or missed address remains possible.
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[COMPILED] “Patrick Joseph Gorman | Birth 5 Aug 1875 | Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Death 21 Nov 1956 (aged 81) | Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-51 Sec-A Tr-D Gr-30 1B | Memorial ID 184221085.” [COMPILED] Family links name spouse Mary Ellen H. Leahey Gorman, marriage 1897, four linked children and siblings including Hannah T. and William Lawrence O’Gorman; the shorter child list omits Catherine Foster.
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[RECORD] “GORMAN / MARY H. / AUG. 17, 1944 / PATRICK J. / NOV. 21, 1956 / GEORGE J. CORCORAN / JULY 23, 1960.” The stone proves Patrick’s middle initial J, not the memorial expansion Joseph.
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[COMPILED] “Mary Ellen H Leahey Gorman | Birth Sep 1875 | New York, USA | Death 17 Aug 1944 (aged 68) | Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA | Burial Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-51 Sec-A Tr-D Gr-30 1A | Memorial ID 184206852.” [CONFLICT] The stone says only “MARY H.” and the linked-child panel omits Catherine Foster.
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[COMPILED] “Anna Marie Gorman Corcoran | Birth 1 Aug 1898 | Bayonne ... | Death 29 Nov 1965 ... | Burial Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum | GPS-Latitude: 40.7856694, Longitude: -74.1252312 | Plot Blk-81 Sec-B Tr-R Gr-15 1A | Memorial ID 184222029.” Family links add George Joseph Corcoran Jr., marriage 1920, and children Anna Marie and Miriam.
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[RECORD] “CORCORAN / ANNA / NOV. 29, 1965.” The marker records the death date but resolves neither archive middle initial E nor memorial middle name Marie.
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[COMPILED] “John Joseph Gorman | Birth 2 Jul 1900 | Bayonne ... | Death 6 May 1981 ... | Burial Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-14 Sec-K Gr-64 1B | Memorial ID 201412707.” The memorial bio says he was a longtime Standard Oil/Esso employee and “brother of the late Anna Corcoran, William, Michael, and Catherine”; it names three children while the link panel lists only Gerard.
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[RECORD] “IN GOD’S CARE / GORMAN / 1898 TERESA A. 1977 / 1900 JOHN J. 1981.” [CONFLICT] The memorial family link says Teresa M. Burke, its bio says Theresa (Burke), and the stone says Teresa A.
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[COMPILED] “William Patrick Gorman | Birth 2 Aug 1902 | Bayonne ... | Death 6 Jan 1973 ... | Burial Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-46 Sec-F Tr-G Gr-25 1A | Memorial ID 184222449.” Family links add Ann Stetz, marriage 1924, and William Brian Gorman.
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[RECORD] “GORMAN / 1902 WILLIAM 1973 / 1901 ANN 1973 / MAY THEY REST IN PEACE.” The stone supports the years and given names, not exact dates, middle names, maiden name or relationship.
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[COMPILED] “Michael Andrew ‘Mickey’ O’Gorman | Birth 4 Jul 1904 | Bayonne ... | Death 22 Oct 1963 ... | Burial Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-76 Sec-D Tr-F Gr-50 1A | Memorial ID 98832189.” Family links add Mary Katherine Paulsen, marriage 1926, and two children.
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[RECORD] “O’GORMAN / 1904 MICHAEL 1963 / ARTHUR PAULSEN / 1903–1973 / HILDEGARD S. PAULSEN / 1915–2013.” [CONFLICT] The archive profile uses Gorman while the stone uses O’GORMAN.
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[COMPILED] “Hannah T O’Gorman | Birth 21 Nov 1884 | Bayonne ... | Death 10 Oct 1965 (aged 80) | Bayonne ... | Burial Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-K Sec-B Gr-191 1C | Memorial ID 201441184.” Family links call Patrick Joseph Gorman and William Lawrence O’Gorman siblings; relationships and exact dates remain compiled.
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[RECORD][CONFLICT] “O’GORMAN / OCT. 25, 1927.” The stone does not name Hannah and the date does not match her memorial dates; it cannot support her birth or death.
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[COMPILED] “William Lawrence O’Gorman | Birth 6 Jan 1887 | Bayonne ... | Death 24 Apr 1973 (aged 86) | Bayonne ... | Burial Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum | Plot Blk-T Sec-D Gr-41 1E | Memorial ID 201440188.” Family links call Patrick Joseph Gorman and Hannah T. O’Gorman siblings; relationships and exact dates remain compiled.
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[RECORD][CONFLICT] “O’GORMAN / OCT. 15, 1886.” The stone does not name William and the date predates his compiled birth; it cannot support his memorial dates.
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[RECORD] Saved “264-west-155th-street-sanborn-1909.jpg” as map site. Address: “264 West 155th Street, Manhattan; address site, exact 1909 footprint not verified”; date: “1909”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from Manhattan volume 11 north, sheet 66.”. [INFERENCE] The image documents the place or map footprint, not a person’s identity or residence unless independently recorded.
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[RECORD] Saved “13-east-63rd-street-sanborn-1907.jpg” as map footprint. Address: “13 East 63rd Street, Manhattan”; date: “1907”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from Manhattan volume 6, sheet 40.”. [INFERENCE] The image documents the place or map footprint, not a person’s identity or residence unless independently recorded.
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[RECORD] Saved “75-nelson-avenue-sanborn-1910.jpg” as map site. Address: “75 Nelson Avenue, Jersey City; address site between numbered properties 77 and 65”; date: “1910”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from Hudson County volume 4, sheet 12.”. [INFERENCE] The image documents the place or map footprint, not a person’s identity or residence unless independently recorded.
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[RECORD] Saved “775-newark-avenue-sanborn-1910.jpg” as map footprint. Address: “775 Newark Avenue, Jersey City”; date: “1910”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from Hudson County volume 3, sheet 15.”. [INFERENCE] The image documents the place or map footprint, not a person’s identity or residence unless independently recorded.
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[RECORD] Saved “pinelawn-memorial-park-2009.jpg” as cemetery entrance sign. Address: “Pinelawn Memorial Park, East Farmingdale, New York”; date: “2009-10-21”; licence: “CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication”; attribution: “Jim.henderson, via Wikimedia Commons (CC0 1.0).”. [INFERENCE] The image documents the place or map footprint, not a person’s identity or residence unless independently recorded.
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[NEGATIVE] The search returned no cemetery photograph; its only file result was “A guide to the Franciscan monastery, Mt. Saint Sepulchre.” A control query for Pinelawn returned the exact known cemetery file. No image was added.
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[NEGATIVE] No fetched Bawnboy.com page names Patrick Farrelly and Margaret Boyle together, names Andrew Farrelly, or supplies Andrew’s townland. Positive controls in the same corpus include “Owen Farrelly,” “Farrelly | Bernard | Kilsob,” and ordinary Boyle and Reilly entries, so surname matching worked. [NEGATIVE] Research audit: 3,729 Templeport baptism rows were parsed; Boyle appeared only twice as a positive surname control; no Patrick Farrelly–Margaret Boyle couple and no 1880 Farrelly baptism appeared. This is a controlled Templeport-register negative, not evidence about Kildallen parish.
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[COMPILED][NEGATIVE] The site warns “The transcriptions are not yet complete” and “nor are they error checked and are here only temporarily.” All 1,118 in-range CSV slots across 13 registers were walked; 12 were blank, leaving about 1,106 displayed records. Farrelly and Boyle controls were recovered, but no attachable Patrick-Farrelly/Margaret-Boyle family match was found.
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[COMPILED] “Ref No 61 | Terence Farrelly | Date 03 Apr 1911 | Gender F | Condition Bachelor | Age 73 1/9 | Occupation Labourer.” [NEGATIVE] Age implies birth about March 1838, excluding him as Andrew’s brother. [CONFLICT] “Gender F” conflicts with “Bachelor.” Nothing names Patrick Farrelly, Margaret Boyle, Clara or a known sibling.
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[COMPILED][INFERENCE] “11/10/1881 | Farrelly | Farrelly | Bernard | Kilsob.” This possible match is not attached: the transcription gives no age or parents, and Kilsob conflicts with the civil birth’s Clare address.
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[NEGATIVE] No Farrelly, Farrely or Boyle result. The identical Storey control returned multiple hits, including “Andrew | Storey | Prospect | 4th Febuary 1908 | 38 | 1870.”
This is an entry in a church book, often naming a child, parents, and godparents.
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[RECORD] “Andrew | Farrelly | 4 | July | Patt Farrelly / a Mary Boyle | Clara.” The July day sequence 4, 6, 10 confirms 4 July 1880. The officiating-priest column repeats the entry above, “P. Daly”; no separate sponsor names were transcribed from this row. [CONFLICT] Civil birth says 10 July and mother Margaret Boyle.
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[RECORD] “May the 8th 1879” | Patrick Farrelly | Full age | Bachelor | Farmer | Clara | father Andrew Farrelly | Farmer | Margaret Boyle | Spinster | Gartbratten | father Patrick Boyle | Farmer | Roman Catholic Chapel of Miltown | District of Killeshandra | Union of Cavan | Thomas Corr C.C. | witnesses Patrick Lappin / Bridget Boyle.”
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[RECORD] The API returned 12 collection aliases; all 12 were queried. [NEGATIVE] Controlled searches returned no Cottage Street photograph, West 9th Street, Humphrey Avenue, East 3rd Street, West 12th Street, Lexington Avenue, Saint Andrew’s Church, catboat, Leahey/Leahy/Lahey, Galvin, Meaney, Reilly, O’Gorman as a person, Fitzgerald, Cooney, Hoffman, Antreter, Horan, Dempsey, Mullins, Quinlan, McNelis, Blackwood, Roenbeck, Pylkowski or Hazelton. Positive controls returned Port Johnston items 340/348 and 20 Standard Oil industry records.
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[RECORD] “Ask for it at the Reference Desk.” The contact page lists “Reference Room” and “(201) 858-6980.” Old item-linked order forms returned 404. All 173 retained CONTENTdm items have restrictionCode 1; written permission is required before any self-hosting, and some Military Ocean Terminal items also require an Army Information Officer release.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “340”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.049”; Creator: “Walsh, Andrew A.”; Date: “1938”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Ships; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“View south towards Staten Island of the remains of the Port Johnston Coal dock wharfs, and ships from the Kill Van Kull.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “348”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.040”; Creator: “Walsh, Andrew A.”; Date: “1938”; Subject: “Topic: Ships; Docks; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “"View southeast towards S.I.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 250 words
across the Kill Van Kull river of the remains of Port Johnston, now occupied by out of commissioned Steamers and Barges. Port Johnston was a spur of the C.R.R. of N.J. and one of the largest coal exporting ports those days. Ships of all nations and canal boats from inland came here for coal. It was named after Johnston, president of the C.R.R. of N.J. The coal docks as it was known boomed from the 4th ward as a business center of the town and Cottage Street was the main business street. I have water color in 1907 showing the docks, boats, coal trains, company houses, ship chandler, and plank walk that crossed the meadow to what would be Brighton and East Ave, as the meadows flooded at high tide. The meadows are now filled in and the old slips can be reached by going down Oak St. or Linnet Street" Andrew Walsh” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “60”; Digital ID “map064”; Creator: “Smith and Eddy”; Date: “1870-08-30”; Subject: “Topic: City planning; | AAT/form: plats (maps);”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “110”; Digital ID “map116”; Creator: “Smith and Eddy;”; Date: “1872-11-11”; Subject: “Topic: City planning; | AAT/form: plats (maps);”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “471”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.002”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1920?”; Subject: “Topic: Commercial buildings; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Looking down from Main Gate before fence was first built more than 33 years ago.” Rights: “U.S.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 469; Side 2 pointer 470.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “663”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.067”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900 | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 661; Side 2 pointer 662.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “666”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.068”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900 | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 664; Side 2 pointer 665.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “669”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.069”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900 | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 667; Side 2 pointer 668.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “672”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.070”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900 | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 670; Side 2 pointer 671.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “675”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.071”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 673; Side 2 pointer 674.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “678”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.072”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 676; Side 2 pointer 677.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “681”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.073”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 679; Side 2 pointer 680.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “684”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.074”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 682; Side 2 pointer 683.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “687”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.075”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 685; Side 2 pointer 686.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “690”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.076”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 688; Side 2 pointer 689.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “693”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.077”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 691; Side 2 pointer 692.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “696”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.078”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Fire, 1900; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 694; Side 2 pointer 695.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “97”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.035”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey;Bayonne (N.J.)--Industry”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “241”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.044”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “244”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.036”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Police; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written : "Big strike, Tidewater Oil Co."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “247”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.039”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Industrial sites; Tide Water Oil Company | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “248”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.040”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Industrial sites; Tide Water Oil Company | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “249”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.041”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Full descriptive note: “The Standard Oil Company fire occurred on July 4, 1900. This photo was taken on July 11, 1900.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “250”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.042”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Full descriptive note: “The Standard Oil Company fire took place on July 4, 1900. This photo was taken on July 11, 1900.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “251”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.043”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “253”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.045”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “254”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.046”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “255”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.047”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents--New Jersey--Bayonne | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “259”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.051”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1947”; Subject: “Topic: Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; Tide Water Oil Company; Industrial sites; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 300 words
Full descriptive note: “Text accompanying this six photographs reads, "Despite the $74.06 tax rate which is about 15 points higher than the rate which a few years was said might drive the company out of the city, the Tide Water Associated Oil Company through Herbert Chase, vice president, announced an approximately $500,000 program for replacing obsolete plans and processes at the Bayonne refinery. Permits were held up pending an examination of cost estimates as inequities of assessments of industrial properties in Bayonne are said to be mainly responsible for the highest rate in the history of the city. This picture shows a portion of the 66 acres of additional land that the company recently acquired for less than $5000 an acre, which even the company concedes is worth at least five times that amount." "Crews working 24 hours a day will be on the job for at least another six months in repairing the huge catalytic cracking stills that the Tide Water Associated Oil Company says were "burned out" because of the production demands during World War II for high octane gas. The stills in the foreground make the Bayonne refinery the Tide Water's production record breaker and plans now in the making are expected to again place Bayonne in the top spot as a refining center."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “261”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.053”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; Industrial sites; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “270”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.063”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “271”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.064”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “272”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.065”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “273”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.066”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “274”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.067”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “275”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.068”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “276”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.069”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “278”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.070”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “279”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.071”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “280”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.072”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “281”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.073”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “282”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.074”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900”; Subject: “Topic: Standard Oil Company of New Jersey--Fire, 1900; Industrial accidents; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “79”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.095”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Athletes; Bowlers; Portraits, Group; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph was published in the Bayonne Times.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
The caption reads : Steve Ferko Federation keglers will be out to register their second consecutive sweep in the Bayonne City League tonight when they oppose Esso Standard on the Knights of Columbus alleys. reading left to right - Bob Hudak, Mike Hudak, Steve Ferko, Walt Pagurel, Bill Trodden and Joe Tortora.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “300”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.003”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; Docks; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “308”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.015”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1971”; Subject: “Topic: Boats and boating; Bridges; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph was published in the June 16, 1971 issue of the Bayonne Times. The caption reads :"Stranded - This barge beached on the Kill van Kull shoreline close to the Bayonne Bridge was photographed around noon yesterday. A spokesman for the Port of New York Authority said the barge 'arrived mysteriously' in Bayonne Sunday. The spokesman said a tugboat was towing or about to tow the barge away."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “313”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.020”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1971”; Subject: “Topic: Bridges; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “315”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.021”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1965”; Subject: “Topic: Bridges; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph was published in the September 16, 1965 issue of the Bayonne Times.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
The caption reads : "Reverse Switch - Free fill, worth thousands of dollars, is shown by Parks Director George Prendeville and Superintendent Michael Okal, as it is stored on 1st Street between Little League and Gorman Fields. The fill will be leveled off next week and act as a barrier against flooding of homes facing the Kill van Kull. Prendeville arranged to get the fill at no cost to the city."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “316”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.022”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Bridges; Boats and boating; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “318”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.026”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “319”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.027”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “320”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.028”; Creator: “Armbruster, Schuetzen”; Date: “1895?”; Subject: “Topic: Boats and boating; Waterfronts; Docks; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “322”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.023”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Bridges; Boats and boating; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “324”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.031”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Boats and boating; Docks; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “325”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.032”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Boats and boating; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “329”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.036”; Creator: “Armbruster, Schuetzen”; Date: “1874”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Ferries; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “339”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.048”; Creator: “Walsh, Andrew A.”; Date: “1938”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “View across the Kill Van Kull at Broadway and First Street.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
In the center of the photo, the tower of the old Dutch church may be seen . It was burned in 1776 by the British.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “346”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.054”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; Ships; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph was published in the March 5, 1970 issue of the Bayonne Times to accompany an article titled : "2 State Chambers Ask Harbor Cleanup." The caption reads : "Waiting cleanup - Bayonne's waterfront as shown along the Kill van Kull at Constable Hook, was included in the study of New York Harbor completed by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1968."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “349”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.056”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.)--aerial views; Waterfronts; Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
and N.Y.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “357”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.057”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.)--aerial views; Waterfronts; Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Kill Van Kull (N.J.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
and N.Y.); Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “376”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.086”; Creator: “Manger, Henry”; Date: “1966”; Subject: “Topic: Ships; Shipwrecks; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph was published in the June 17, 1966 edition of the Bayonne Times.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
The caption reads : "Five men in rubber raft leave burning Texaco tanker as police craft swings alongside to pick them up. Foamite can be seen being sprayed on left side of ship."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll7); CONTENTdm number “131”; Digital ID “MOT002.007.018”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Military bases; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
"Fully loaded, and secured Lash Lighter is pushed into place on submerged lift of "Mother-Ship" by tug."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Publication or commercial use of this photograph requires release by a U.S. Army Information Officer.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll7); CONTENTdm number “137”; Digital ID “MOT002.007.024”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1972”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Military bases; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
"The 100-ton barge crane, equipped with a specially-designed sling lifts a section of a Germany bound schoolhouse from the barge."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Publication or commercial use of this photograph requires release by a U.S. Army Information Officer.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll7); CONTENTdm number “138”; Digital ID “MOT002.007.025”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1968”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Military bases; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
"Load from a barge at MOTBY, a low-bed tandem trailer gets an easy lift from the 100-ton barge lift."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Publication or commercial use of this photograph requires release by a U.S. Army Information Officer.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll7); CONTENTdm number “160”; Digital ID “MOT002.007.047”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Military bases; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Fully loaded with military cargo, a Lash Lighter is towed from MOTBY's piers to the "Mother Ship" tied up in the Erie Basin, in Brooklyn, New York.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Publication or commercial use of this photograph requires release by a U.S. Army Information Officer.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “98”; Digital ID “map104”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1907-04-10”; Subject: “Topic: Industrial sites; City planning; | AAT/form: maps”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “216”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.250”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Apartment houses; Older people Housing; Public housing; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This building is located on East 21st Street between Avenue E and Broadway in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “217”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.251”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Apartment houses; Construction projects; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This building is located on East 21st Street between Avenue E and Broadway in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “245”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.276”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Housing, Single family; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “771”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.103”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1909?”; Subject: “Topic: Ferries; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 769; Side 2 pointer 770.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “774”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.104”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Ferries; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 772; Side 2 pointer 773.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “777”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.105”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Ferries; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 775; Side 2 pointer 776.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “786”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.108”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1900?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Newark Bay (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 784; Side 2 pointer 785.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “789”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.109”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1908?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Newark Bay (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 787; Side 2 pointer 788.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “792”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.110”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1908?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Newark Bay (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 790; Side 2 pointer 791.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “795”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.111”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1905”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.); Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 793; Side 2 pointer 794.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “798”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.112”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1905”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 796; Side 2 pointer 797.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “813”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.117”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 811; Side 2 pointer 812.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “108”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.181”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Boardinghouses; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This building is located at 66 Broadway in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “261”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.238”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; Hotels; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “328”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.035”; Creator: “Armbruster, Schuetzen”; Date: “1895”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “330”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.025”; Creator: “Armbruster, Schuetzen”; Date: “between 1890 and 1899”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: copy prints;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “361”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.071”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Docks; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “362”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.072”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “368”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.079”; Creator: “Bewielt, Eu?”; Date: “1894?”; Subject: “Topic: Waterfronts; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Newark Bay Shore Line, Newark Bay Boat Club at West 33rd Street, Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “48”; Digital ID “STR002.008.044”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “85”; Digital ID “STR002.008.088”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Parks; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Newark Bay (N.J.); Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “94”; Digital ID “STR002.008.094”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1967”; Subject: “Topic: Parks; Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph was published in the June 3, 1967 issue of the Bayonne Times. The caption reads : "This is an aerial view of the 16th Street bulkhead, a playground area on Newark Bay that gets plenty of use in warm weather. With the vacation season ahead, the four softball fields, tennis courts and wading pool will be a bustling scene of fun and games."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “120”; Digital ID “STR002.008.121”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Ferries; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph is labeled, "Before 1900."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “51”; Digital ID “map054”; Creator: “Geo G. Rhoderick”; Date: “1756-03-07”; Subject: “Topic: City planning; | AAT/form: plats (maps);”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.); Kill Van Kull (N.J. and N.Y.); Newark Bay (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “744”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.094”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1903?”; Subject: “Topic: Streets | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 742; Side 2 pointer 743.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “750”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.096”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1905?”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Bridges | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 748; Side 2 pointer 749.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “753”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.097”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1909?”; Subject: “Topic: Streets | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 751; Side 2 pointer 752.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “756”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.098”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1907?”; Subject: “Topic: Streets | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 754; Side 2 pointer 755.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “187”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.164”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “243”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.221”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1970”; Subject: “Topic: Fire stations; Police stations; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph was published in the September 16, 1970 issue of the Bayonne Times for an article titled "Completion of City Hall, Garage to Phase Out Old Buildings." The caption reads: "Future Park Site - The current police headquarters and fire station at Avenue C and 26th Street will be razed after the new city hall is completed. A park will be developed on the site."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “308”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.101”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Trolley buses; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “20”; Digital ID “STR002.008.055”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1967”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Stores, Retail; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Viewable in photograph are : Dee's Luncheonette, Jorio's Shoe Repair and E. Grodberg & Son.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “22”; Digital ID “STR002.008.017”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “23”; Digital ID “STR002.008.018”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “24”; Digital ID “STR002.008.019”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Bridges; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “27”; Digital ID “STR002.008.023”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “54”; Digital ID “STR002.008.050”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Police stations; Fire stations | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “55”; Digital ID “STR002.008.054”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1967”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; Apartment houses; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “59”; Digital ID “STR002.008.056”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1967”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “On the back of this photograph is written :Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
"Engines were unable to go towards Broadway from firehouse in Police HQ - could only got out to Avenue C. Finally in mid pm Brennan directed that firemen clear the street."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “74”; Digital ID “STR002.008.072”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “84”; Digital ID “STR002.008.082”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views | AAT/form: aerial photographs; black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Note St. Sophia's spires at far left.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “115”; Digital ID “STR002.008.116”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “121”; Digital ID “STR002.008.122”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “122”; Digital ID “STR002.008.123”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “123”; Digital ID “STR002.008.124”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “124”; Digital ID “STR002.008.125”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “125”; Digital ID “STR002.008.126”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “126”; Digital ID “STR002.008.127”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “127”; Digital ID “STR002.008.128”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “128”; Digital ID “STR002.008.129”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Streets and Parks of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll8); CONTENTdm number “129”; Digital ID “STR002.008.130”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1927”; Subject: “Topic: Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “31”; Digital ID “map028”; Creator: “Smith and Eddy”; Date: “1874-02-03”; Subject: “Topic: City planning; | AAT/form: plats (maps);”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “636”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.058”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1908?”; Subject: “Topic: School buildings; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 634; Side 2 pointer 635.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “0”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.002”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Reformed church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “11”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.001”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Reformed church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This church burned down on February 22, 1969.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “152”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.134”; Creator: “Walsh, Andrew”; Date: “1935”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Housing, Single family; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This house is located at 31 Lord Avenue in Bayonne, New Jersey.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
It is assumed to be the location of the first Roman Catholic Church service held in Bayonne, NJ in the year 1850.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “165”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.138”; Creator: “Roderick, George”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Dwellings; Housing, Single family; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “"Old house and orchard on First Street near Rathbun Avenue. House was built in 1845."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “278”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.293”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: School buildings; Elementary school buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This school is located on East 5th Street and Lord Avenue in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “280”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.294”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: School buildings; Elementary school buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This school is located on East 5th Street and Lord Avenue in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “281”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.295”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: School buildings; Elementary school buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This school is located on East 5th Street and Lord Avenue in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Maps from the Archives at the Free Public Library and Cultural Center of Bayonne” (p16095coll3); CONTENTdm number “118”; Digital ID “map123”; Creator: “Smith and Eddy”; Date: “1873-02-04”; Subject: “Topic: City planning; | AAT/form: plats (maps);”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “507”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.014”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 505; Side 2 pointer 506.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “41”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.067”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1968”; Subject: “Topic: Altars; Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: color photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This church is located at 979 Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “43”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.068”; Creator: “Eddy, Madeline”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This church is located at 979 Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “45”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.069”; Creator: “Manger, Henry”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This church is located at 979 Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “46”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.070”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church facilities; School buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “61”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.107”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914?”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This church located at 14th Street and Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
It was formerly Our Lady Star of the Sea Church.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “62”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.109”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This church is located at 14th Street and Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey. It was formerly Our Lady Star of the Sea Church.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “63”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.110”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; Architecture Details; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“This church located 14th Street and Avenue C in Bayonne, New Jersey. It was formerly Our Lady Star of the Sea Church.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “118”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.160”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Church buildings; Catholic church buildings; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Bridges and Waterways of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll4); CONTENTdm number “341”; Digital ID “BDL002.002.050”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1970”; Subject: “Topic: Bayonne (N.J.)--aerial views; Waterfronts; | AAT/form: aerial photographs; color photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “New York Harbor (N.Y. and N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 200 words
“This photograph was published in the February 5, 1970 issue of the Bayonne Times. The caption reads : "Prime location - This aerial photo, by Public Service, shows the geographic advantages of Bayonne, in the heart of the New York metropolitan market, and short distances from major facilities. In the upper left, Bayonne homes are shown. Prominent buildings in view are Woodrow Wilson School, Boulevard Towers and St. Vincent's Church. The outlined portion had once represented a potential development. That rectangle and land to the west in now under construction by Port Jersey Industrial Marine Center, partly on Bayonne's eastern shore; mostly in Jersey City. Filling operations are expected to alter the coastline as Port Jersey progresses."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “66”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.001”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Clergy exiting Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary after service.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Archbishop Thomas Walsh leading.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “67”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.002”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Knights of Columbus escorting the clergy from Saint Vincent De Paul Church Rectory on the 75th anniversary.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
See Dr. W. D. Robinson is in the background between the Knights of Columbus and the clergy.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “68”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.003”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Archbishop Walsh and unnamed woman breaking ground at Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “69”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.004”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Rev. Msgr. Edward Wojtycha (fourth from left) and unnamed men at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “70”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.008”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.; Fitzpatrick, Francis G., 1902-1992”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“Unnamed men, Mayor Fitzpatrick (third from the left) and unnamed clergy seated at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary during dinner.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “71”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.009”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Crowd of unnamed people at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary during dinner.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “72”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.010”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Crowd of unnamed people at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary during dinner.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
“U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “73”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.011”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Clergy and Unnamed men entering Saint Vincent De Paul gymnasium at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary before dinner.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “74”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.005”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Dr. W.D Robinson (stand, right) being honored by Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “75”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.012”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Dr. W.D Robinson (stand, left) being honored by Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “76”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.013”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Dr. W.D Robinson (stand, left) being honored by Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “77”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.018”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Unnamed Priests conducting service at Saint Vincent De Paul Church on 75th anniversary” Rights: “U.S.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “78”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.019”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Service being conducted at Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary by Rev. Msgr Edward Wojtycha.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Archbishop Thomas Walsh is seated second from the right.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “80”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.021”; Creator: “Manger, Henry”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Nealon, Joseph W., 1915-2009; Wojtycha, Edward, 1914-2009”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Father Nineal of Saint Vincent De Paul Church (on the extreme right) and Father Wojtyche (Fifth from the left), Bayonne Times” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “90”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.006”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.; Nealon, Joseph W.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Father Nealon (second from right), Mayor Fitzpatrick (far left) and clergy at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary.” Rights:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Events in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll5); CONTENTdm number “91”; Digital ID “BDL002.005.007”; Creator: “Unknown”; Date: “1969”; Subject: “Topic: Saint Vincent De Paul Church (Bayonne, N.J.)--Anniversaries, etc.; Nealon, Joseph W., 1915-2009; Wojtycha, Edward, 1914-2009; Robinson, W. D.”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Clergy, Dr. W.D.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
Robinson (second from the left) and unnamed man seated at the celebration for Saint Vincent De Paul Church on their 75th anniversary during dinner.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Please contact Bayonne Public Library for permission to use the digital image.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “16”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.015”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Athletes; Bowlers; Portraits, Group; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “543”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.026”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals;; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Postcard mounted on blue cardboard.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 541; Side 2 pointer 542.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “546”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.027”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1906?”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 544; Side 2 pointer 545.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “552”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.030”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Tichnor Quality Views” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Postcard; Side 1 pointer 550; Side 2 pointer 551.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “555”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.031”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Hospital located at West 29 and 30 Streets in Bayonne, New Jersey.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 553; Side 2 pointer 554.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “177”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.152”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This building is located on West 30th Street, Bayonne, N.J.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “194”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.187”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Hospitals; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This building located on 30th Street near Avenue D, Bayonne, N.J.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “576”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.038”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Fire engines; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 574; Side 2 pointer 575.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “615”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.051”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Building located on 26th Street” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 613; Side 2 pointer 614.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “618”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.052”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1907?”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Not supplied”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 616; Side 2 pointer 617.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Postcard Collection of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll1); CONTENTdm number “621”; Digital ID “BDL001.001.053”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1910?”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: picture postcards”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. - [RECORD] **Compound object:** Document; Side 1 pointer 619; Side 2 pointer 620.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “161”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.208”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1914?”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “191”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.181”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1970”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph was published in the September 16, 1970 issue of the Bayonne Times for an article titled "Completion of City Hall, Garage to Phase Out Old Buildings." The caption reads: "Police Garage - This photo shows the interior of the police garage on Newman Avenue, near 7th Street. Most police vehicles will be housed in the centralized garage after it is opened. The Newman Avenue garage is expected to be sold by the city."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “192”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.185”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1970”; Subject: “Topic: Police stations; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “The back side of the photograph reads:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
"Garage near 7th Avenue, phased out after occupancy of centralized garage on Hook Road."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Industry, Commerce, and Transportation in Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll6); CONTENTdm number “230”; Digital ID “ICT002.006.021”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1970”; Subject: “Topic: Traffic accidents; Streets; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note:Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
“This photograph appeared on the front page of the June 23,1970 issue of The Bayonne Times for an article titled "Department to Honor Dead Cop." Caption reads "Accident Scene -This is the area on the Hook Road where Patrolman Joseph Brameyer lost his life in an accident Sunday."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Buildings and Architecture of Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll2); CONTENTdm number “265”; Digital ID “BDL002.003.237”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1972”; Subject: “Topic: Restaurants; Bars (Drinking establishments); | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This building is located at Broadway and 31st Street in Bayonne, N.J.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - Military Ocean Terminal, Bayonne, NJ” (p15335coll7); CONTENTdm number “196”; Digital ID “MOT002.007.086”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “1971”; Subject: “Topic: Portraits, Group | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.);”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph appeared in the June 9, 1971 Bayonne Times. The caption reads :Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
"Testimonial dinner--John Folker (second from left) receives awards during a testimonial dinner for him in Casino-in-the-Park, Jersey City. Making the presentations are (l. to r.) Commander J.D. Kohl, of the Military Ocean Terminal, Folker; Wallace Finnerty, president of the U.S.O., and Thomas Zito. Folker was honored for his service to the USO."” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital image. Commercial use or distribution of this image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “10”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.008”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Athletes; Tennis players | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “29”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.027”; Creator: “Stevens Studio”; Date: “1965”; Subject: “Topic: Athletes; Portraits, Group; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Front row : Dan Daffy, Campbell Love, Dan Finn, Jim Strydic, Wayne Kanlye.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 100 words
Back row : Jack Cavanagh, Jim Connors. Bob Tompkins, Jack Kacula, John Steponet, and Dan Leary.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “64”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.068”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Athletes; Bowlers; Portraits, Group; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “This photograph was published in the Bayonne Times.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 150 words
The caption reads : Feeney and Murphy's crack quintet goes after its fifth successive sweep in the Bayonne City League tonight when it rolls Steve Ferko Federation on Assumption alleys at 9 o'clock. Members of the Irish team are (l. to r.) Jim Henry, Stanley Hubbs, Captain Lou Sclafane, Ted Greenley, Al Arlington Jr. and Mike Bandur.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Collection: “Photographs - People of Bayonne, NJ” (p16095coll2); CONTENTdm number “102”; Digital ID “PEO002.009.116”; Creator: “Not supplied”; Date: “Not supplied”; Subject: “Topic: Portraits; | AAT/form: black-and-white photographs; news photographs;”; Location: “Bayonne (N.J.)”. Full descriptive note: “Metadata field blank.” Rights: “U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this image.Show the full recordHide the full recordFull record, about 450 words
Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. ## Surname interpretation and non-hits - **Tobin:** [RECORD] People item 10 is titled `Mike Tobin`; it supplies no date, relationship, or family identifiers. [INFERENCE] Surname and Bayonne alone do not connect him to Catherine Agnes Tobin. - **Leary:** [RECORD] People item 29 names Dan Leary in a 1965 team caption. [INFERENCE] No kinship is established. - **Murphy:** [RECORD] People item 64 uses `Murphy's` in a bowling-team/business label, but the caption names six members and none is Murphy. Seventeen postcard Murphy hits came from provenance crediting donor Robert Murphy, not depicted subjects. [INFERENCE] None proves a family match. - **Farley:** [RECORD] People item 102 is titled `G. Farley Wesson`; the metadata has no date or relationship. [INFERENCE] It is not evidence for the archive's Farley/Farrelly branch. - **Hendrickson:** [RECORD] Buildings item 265 is Hendrickson's Corner Restaurant at Broadway and 31st Street, dated 1972. It names a business, not an identified individual. - **Gorman:** [RECORD] Waterways item 315 says fill was placed on First Street between Little League and `Gorman Fields`. It does not identify the field's namesake or any family relationship. - **Wallace:** [RECORD] Military Terminal item 196 names Wallace Finnerty in a 1971 caption. Two other Wallace hits are the name of Wallace Temple A.M.E. Zion Church. [INFERENCE] No family connection follows. - **Walsh:** [RECORD] Andrew A. Walsh is the creator of five matched waterways photographs (339, 340, 344, 348, 373); Archbishop Thomas Walsh appears in Saint Vincent anniversary items. [INFERENCE] These are creator/clergy credits, not matches to the archive's Walsh relatives. - **No surname hit:** [NEGATIVE] Leahey/Leahy/Lahey, Galvin, Meaney, Reilly, O'Gorman as a person, Fitzgerald, Farrelly, Cooney, Hoffman, Antreter, Horan, Dempsey, Mullins, Quinlan, McNelis, Blackwood, Roenbeck, Pylkowski, and Hazelton returned zero across all aliases. Gorman only produced Gorman Fields. ## Integration rule [INFERENCE] Use these records as citations and links only. A suitable entry sentence is: `A 1938 library photograph records the remains of the Port Johnston coal docks and describes ships, canal boats, barges, and Cottage Street's business role.` Do not say the photograph shows Dennis Leahey, a Gorman refinery worker, a Leahey firefighter, or a Meaney police officer. No image may be copied into `site_build/` unless the library supplies written reuse permission covering self-hosting.” [RIGHTS] restrictionCode: 1; cite/link only; do not download or host.
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[RECORD] Existing file “542-bergen-avenue-sanborn-1911.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “542 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City”; date: “1911”; depiction: “map footprint”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from Hudson County volume 5, sheet 61.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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[RECORD] Existing file “542-bergen-avenue-mapillary-2019.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “542 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City”; date: “2019-12-22”; depiction: “streetscape”; licence: “Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)”; attribution: “© nykera96 / Mapillary, CC BY-SA 4.0, image 513323086339352. Unmodified.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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[RECORD] Existing file “bayonne-standard-oil-strike-1915.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “Standard Oil strike, Bayonne; exact street and refinery building not identified”; date: “1915”; depiction: “streetscape”; licence: “Public domain (no known restrictions on publication; no renewal found in Copyright)”; attribution: “Greeley Photo Service, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZ62-26198.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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[RECORD] Existing file “bayonne-industrial-waterfront-nara-1974.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “Bayonne industrial waterfront; exact refinery ownership not identified”; date: “1974-05”; depiction: “streetscape”; licence: “Public domain (work of the U.S. federal government)”; attribution: “Hope Alexander, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, record 555724.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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[RECORD] Existing file “st-mary-our-lady-star-of-sea-sanborn-1912.jpg” retained without duplication. Address: “St. Mary's R.C. Church, St. Mary's Schools, and Academy of Our Lady Star of the Sea, Bayonne”; date: “1912”; depiction: “map footprint”; licence: “Public domain”; attribution: “Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection. Cropped from sheet 39.”. [INFERENCE] It is place context, not evidence for a person or individual burial plot.
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[COMPILED][POSSIBLE MATCH ONLY] “Bridget Boyle | 23 Apr 1888 | F | Spinster | 30 | Chair Woman | Phthisis 2 Years Certified | John Carson | Corlough.” Nothing identifies her as Margaret Boyle’s sister or the 1879 marriage witness; she is not attached.
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[NEGATIVE] “Bernard Farelly” | death 1881 | age 5. An age-five child was born about 1876, before Patrick Farrelly and Margaret Boyle’s 1879 marriage, and cannot be their Bernard born 1 September 1881.
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Eighth October 1915 | Clara | Bernard Farrelly | male | bachelor | Farmer's son | Probably injury to spine caused by fall from cart; 24 hours; no medical attendant | Patrick Farrelly brother present at death Clara
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Tenth June 1927 | Clara | Patrick Farrelly | male | married | 70 yrs | Farmer | Bronchitis 20 days certified | Patrick Farrelly son present at death Clara
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Ninth April 1928 | Clara | Margaret Farrelly | female | widow | 70 yrs | Farmer's widow | Cerebral Haemorrhage 3 days No Med. Att. | Ellen O'Brien daughter present at death Ardlogher
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Patrick Farrelly 47 Farmer; Marget Farrelly 46 Farmers Wife; Bernard 19 Farmers Son; Ellen 16 Dressmaker; Terence 13 Schollar; Patrick 10 Schollar — Claragh, Bilberry, Co Cavan
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Patrick Ferrelly 65 Farmer; Margaret Ferrelly 66; Bernard 31 Labourer; Terence 29 Labourer; Patrick 26 Labourer — Claragh, Bilberry, Cavan
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February 25th 1870 | John FitzGerald, of full age, Bachelor, Farmer, Carrakeen, father Maurice FitzGerald, Farmer | Margt Fraher, of full age, Spinster, Kilclooney, father Rich'd Fraher, Farmer | Roman Catholic Chapel of Kildorrery | Danl O'Brien P.P. | witnesses John Connell, Joanna Downey
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Marriage No. 11, 26 Feb 1884, Roman Catholic Chapel of Islandeady, Registrar's District of Islandeady, Union of Westport, County of Mayo. Peter Coony, full age, Bachelor, Landholder; father John Coony, Labourer. Margaret Needham, spinster, residence Derrycriff; father Thos Needham, Landholder, deceased.
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128 | Nineteenth April 1874, Flemingstown | Catherine | F | Patrick Condon Flemingstown | Mary Condon formerly Ryan | Labourer | Patrick x Condon, Father, Flemingstown | registered Sixth May 1874 | Edward McGrath, Registrar. Mitchelstown district, in the Counties of Cork & Limerick.
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157 | Fifteenth October 1890, Derrycriff | Peter | M | Peter Coony, Derrycriff | Margaret Coony formerly Needham | Farmer | Peter Coony his x mark, Father, Derrycriff
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COONEY Peter | File No. 49525 | Army Serial No. 91675 | Cablegram No. 309 | Date of Death 10/14/18 | Cause of death k/a | Rank Sgt. | Organization Co. M, 165th Inf. 42 Div. | NEW YORK | Date of Burial 11/6/18 | Grave 4, Isolated Grave | Commune Landres et St. Georges, Ardennes | 35 NE B 300.9 N 285.9 | Authority C-331 | 6/10/19
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116 | Twenty eighth March 1875, Cullane, Ballylanders | David | Male | John Fitzgerald, Cullane | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher | Farmer | John Fitzgerald, Father, Cullane | registered Fifth April 1875 | M.P. O'Connor, Registrar
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399 | Seventeenth April 1872, Cullane, Ballylanders | Richard | Male | John Fitzgerald, Cullane | Margaret Fitzgerald formerly Fraher | Farmer | John Fitzgerald, Father, Cullane | registered Twenty Sixth June 1872. Superintendent Registrar's District Mitchelstown, Registrar's District GALBALLY, Union of Mitchelstown, County of LIMERICK.
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112 | Eleventh December 1884, Derrycriff | Mary | F | Peter Coony, Derrycriff | Margaret Coony formerly Needham | Farmer | Peter Coony his x mark, Father, Derrycriff | registered Nineteenth December 1884. Registrar's District of Islandeady, Westport, County Mayo.
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Mathew Leahey, marriage 10 June 1889, Bayonne, Hudson, New Jersey, Parents Dennis Leahey, Anna Galvin, Spouses Catherine Meaney | James Leahey, marriage 7 April 1890, Bayonne, Parents Dennis Leahey, Anna Galvin, Spouses Mariam Mullin | Dennis Leahey, marriage 7 June 1891, Bayonne, Parents Dennis Leahey, Anna Galvin, Spouses Anna Meaney
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James Leahey, Birth 27 February 1864, Syracuse, New York, United States, Parents Dennis Leahey, Anna Galvin
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SAMUEL SELIG | 45-1-D-7-8 | ADLERS YOUNG MEN | 11/1/1941
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Konrad Emrich, 22, father Peter Emrich, mother Willea Wilbert; Magdalena Schoendorf, 20. 13 July 1884, Far Rockaway, Queens. Also on the record: Johann Schoendorf, Eliz Quiss.
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Borough of Queens, ED 651, sheet 19A, household 413, line 15. Conrad Emrich, head, 38, b. Jan 1862 New York, married 15 years, father and mother born Germany; Magdalena, wife, 36, New York; Mary M 15, William P 14, August J 12, Elizabeth 7, John C 4, all born New York.
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Michael S Mayer, 17, parents Leah A Stillwell and Michael Mayer; Mary Emrich, 18. 22 February 1903, Brooklyn. Also on the record: Conrad Emrich, Magdalena Schoendorf.
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Herman Vincent Mayer, age 0, occupation Child, died 25 July 1909 at Queens, buried 26 July 1909 in New York. Father Michael Mayer, mother Mary Emrich. Certificate cn 2137. Note: "57 H...way; 7m in NYC".
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Marriage No. 232, 2 February 1932, Roman Catholic Church of St Mary's Dingle, Union of Dingle, County Kerry. John Fitzgerald, full age, bachelor, farmer, residence Fahan Ventry, father John Fitzgerald, farmer. Mary Shea, full age, spinster, farmer, residence Fahan Ventry, father Michael Shea (deceased), farmer. Witnesses Thomas Garvey and Elizabeth O'Shea. Signed John Fitzgerald and Mary O'Shea.
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Jersey City, Hudson County, enumeration district 29-218, page 2, line 20, taken 10 April 1950. House number 542. John J Finn, head, 43, born Ireland, both parents born Ireland, a naturalised citizen, proprietor in trucking. Margaret M Finn, wife, 39, born New Jersey. Also in the household: Catherine Fitegerald [Fitzgerald], 76, born Ireland. Eight children were enumerated with them; only John J Finn Jr, 14, is named here, the others being omitted as possibly living.
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Brooklyn Assembly District 12, ED 701, sheet 4B, household 88, line 67. Gussie Selig, wife, 38, born Russia, arrived 1889, both parents born Russia. Samuel Selig, husband, 40, born Russia, arrived 1893. Fannie Nathanson, mother, 73, born Russia.
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Brooklyn, Kings County, enumerated 8 April 1950. Gussie Selig, born about 1884 in Russia, with her son Sydney Selig.
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Michael Cawley, 26, single, born Bofeenern Parish, Connacht, Ireland; father John, mother Margaret Rowan. Anna Cooney, 21, single, born Islandeary Parish, Nerryrive, Mayo, Ireland. Married 5 November 1910 at Manhattan. Certificate cn 24055. Also on the record: Peter, and Margaret Necoham.
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Manhattan, sheet 2B, line 73. Michael Cawley, head, 45, born Ireland, arrived 1904, both parents Irish; Annie, wife. Children: Peter 16, Thomas 15, James 12, Andrew 11, Margaret 8, Anna 6, Walter 5, Vincent 3, all born New York.
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Assembly District 16, Manhattan, ED 31-1441, sheet 5B, line 70. Michael Cawley, head, 59, born Ireland; residence in 1935 the same place. Annie Cawley, wife. Children: Peter 26, Thomas 25, James 23, Andrew 21, Martin 19, Margaret 18, Anna 16, Walter 15, Vincent 13, all born New York.
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New York City, ED 31-1510, page 11, line 7, enumerated 26 April 1950. Micheal Cawley, head, 65, born Ireland, a citizen. Anne Cawley, wife, 59, born Ireland. Sons at home: James 33, Walter 25, Vincent 23.
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Michael Mayer and L Adeline Stillwell, married 9 June 1875, Essex County, New Jersey; page 60.
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Jersey City, Hudson County, ED 29-214, page 16, line 28, enumerated 14 April 1950. Edward Moylan, head, 41, born New York. Mary Moylan, wife, 38, born New Jersey. Catherine Moylan, daughter, 10, born New Jersey. Only one child is indexed on this line; the others are not named here.
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Edward Moylan, born 11 February 1909, died January 1972, Hudson, New Jersey.
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELLEN HICKEY DIED MARCH 8 1930 AGED 65 YEARS. R.I.P. WILLIAM HICKEY DIED SEP. 26 1947. MARY ELLEN DOLAN DIED DEC. 26 1947.
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Marriage: Ellen Shea and William Hickey, 31 August 1887, registration 1887/B/11701. Death: Ellen Hickey, 8 March 1930, father John O'Shea, mother Mary Hefferan, registration 1930/C/514.
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HICKEY. — Relatives and Friends of Mr. W. HICKEY and FAMILY, are invited to attend the funeral of his deceased wife and their mother, Ellen Hickey, to move from St. Mary's R.C. Church, Ipswich, THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for the Ipswich Cemetery. GEORGE DOWDEN, Undertaker.
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AUGUST WILLIAM MAYER / NEW YORK / TEC5 / US ARMY / WORLD WAR II / FEBRUARY 1 1907 / MARCH 3 1973
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August Mayer, born 1 February 1907, died March 1973, Nassau, New York.
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Birth registration: William Hickey, 24/05/1861, father John Hickey, mother Ellen Condon, registration 1861/C/514. Marriage registration: William Hickey and Ellen Shea, 31/08/1887. Died 26 September 1947 at Coominya, aged 86. Buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic 2A, Row 13, Grave 35.
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Family links on Find a Grave memorial 186088783. Parents: John Hickey 1827-1906, Ellen Condon Hickey 1840-1882. Siblings: Mary Ann McGreevy 1862-1934, Margaret Ellen McGuire 1864-1928, John 1866-1955, Patrick 1868-1957, Joanna 1870-1880, Catherine Jarvis 1873-1967, Bridget Elizabeth Rodgers 1875-1963, Thomas James 1877-1957. Children: Mary Ellen Dolan 1888-1947, John Joseph 1890-1975, Ida Maud Collins 1891-1961, William Michael 1897-1940, Patrick James 1898-1969, Eileen Dorothy 1902-1967, Cecilia Anne 1906-1985.
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John Hickey, born 11 March 1827 at Limerick Junction, County Tipperary, Ireland; died 18 July 1906 at Dinmore, City of Ipswich, Queensland, aged 79. Buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic, grave 7922. Parents William Hickey 1799-1862 and Mary Grady Hickey 1800-1876. Married Ellen Condon in 1860.
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Mary Grady Hickey, born 1800 County Limerick, Ireland; died 30 April 1876 at Ipswich, Queensland. Buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic B, plot unknown. Death registration 1876/C/1008, aged 70, father John Grady, mother Johanna Burns. Married William Hickey 1825.
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Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1740-1900: John Lahy married Cathrine Cleary, 1836, Templemore, County Tipperary.
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Anne Lahy baptised 11 March 1838, Templemore, County Tipperary; parents John Lahy and Catharine Cleary.
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Honora Lahy baptised 30 July 1839, Templemore, County Tipperary; parents Catherine Cleary and John Lahy.
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Ireland, Births and Baptisms, 1620-1881: Ellen Fitzgerald, born 18 July 1870, Ventry, County Kerry; father Maurice Fitzgerald, mother Johana Griffin.
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Ireland, Births and Baptisms, 1620-1881: Patrick Fitzgerrald, born 16 March 1867, Dingle, Kerry; father Maurice Fitzgerrald, mother Johanna Griffin.
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Bayonne Ward 1, district 5, Hudson County, sheet 6A. Patrick Gorman, head, 33, born New Jersey, father born Ireland, mother born Ireland. Mary Gorman, wife, 32, born New York. Anna 11, John 9, William 7, Michael 5 (born New York), Catherine 3.
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Hudson County, New Jersey. Patrick J Gorman, born August 1875 in New Jersey, married 1897, wife Mary E Gorman, daughter Anna.
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Bayonne Ward 1, district 5, Hudson County, sheet 5B. Peter V Leahey, head, 23, single, born New Jersey, father and mother born Ireland. Ann Leahey, mother, 63, widowed, born Ireland, her own father and mother both born Ireland.
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Catherine Elizabeth Meaney Leahy, born 13 November 1871 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; died 16 August 1939 at Bayonne; buried Holy Name Cemetery, plot Blk-F Sec-JA Gr-38 1E. Parents Thomas Francis Meaney 1849-1917 and Catherine Meaney d.1937. Spouse Matthew Sylvester Leahy 1866-1934, married 1888. Sibling Ann Meaney Leahey 1875-1894. Children: Dennis C 1890-1968, Catherine Elizabeth Quinlan 1893-1940, Anna Estelle McNelis 1895-1964, Ellen Teresa 1897-1933, Helena Veronica 1900-1900, Thomas F 1902-1906, Bertha Marie Blackwood 1905-1953, Jean Cecilia Leary 1907-1981.
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New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980: Catherine Meaney, 17, born US, married Matthew Leahey on 10 June 1889; place indexed as Atlantic, New Jersey; p351 m12.
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Thomas Francis Meaney, born 19 November 1849 at Hamilton, Bermuda; died 23 November 1917 at Bayonne; buried Holy Name Cemetery, Blk-D Sec-C Gr-94 1B. Married Catherine 1869. Catherine Meaney d. June 1937, buried Blk-D Sec-C Gr-94 1C.
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Fourth Ward of Jersey City, page 144. Thos F Meaney, 11, born Bermuda. Others on the record: James Meaney 25 Ireland, Mary Meaney 25 Ireland, Agness Meaney 1 New York, Margaret Meaney 60 Ireland.
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Hudson County, New Jersey. Thomas F Meaney, born November 1849 in Bermuda, married 1870; wife Catharine E Meaney; children Daniel, Thomas, James, Richard, Caroline.
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New York, New York City Births, 1846-1909: Cecelia Juliana Emrich, born 19 July 1904, Queens; parents Conrad Emrich and Magdale... Scheindorf.
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New York, New York City Marriage Records: Elizabeth Amelia [indexed *Eunick*], 20, father Conrad Emrich, mother Magdalen [indexed *Tekonday*]; married Christian Carl Guldeyl*s, 23, on 26 February 1914 at Queens. Also on the record: Christian G and Maria Raekardt. Source details 289.
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New York, New York City Births: Michael Mayers, born 25 October 1885, Manhattan; parents Michael Mayers and Lea Adelin Stillwell Mayers.
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New York, New York City Births: Sarah Leah Mayer, born 22 December 1887, Manhattan; parents Leah Adelaine Stillwell Mayer and Michael Mayer.
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United States Social Security Numerical Identification Files: Sarah Jones, born 22 December 1887, New York City; parents Michael Mayer and Adelaide Stillwell.
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New York, New York City Births: [no given name recorded], born 20 March 1883, Manhattan; parents Michael Mayer and Adeline Stilwell.
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New York, New York City Marriage Records: Michael Stilwell Mayer, born 1885 N.Y.C., parents Michael Mayer and Leah Adelaide Stillwell; married Cora, 14 December 1914, Manhattan.
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Councilman Carroll introduced a resolution empowering the appointment of a special committee to examine into the matter of building a raised walk across the salt meadows between Constable Hook and the Port Johnston coal wharves. Councilman Carroll said that at present the Bergen Point workingmen are compelled to daily travel to and from their work via Centreville.
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Next Wednesday evening a meeting will be held in Brady's Hall for the purpose of opening proposals, awarding the contract and collecting subscriptions for the plank walk from the Port Johnston coal wharves to Constable Hook.
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Superintendent Joshua H. Martin, of the coal wharves at Port Johnston, which are operated by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company, purposes to resign his position, in order to engage in other business.
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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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Bayonne, district 221, Hudson County. Dennis Leahy, born about 1869 New York; wife Ellen; children Helen Leahy and Ann Leahy.
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Bayonne, Hudson County, sheet 12B, line 65. James J Leahey, head, 66, widowed, born New York; father and mother born Irish Free State. Children at home: James 38, Agnes 36, John 34, William 32, Dorothy 27, Anna 25, Frank 23, all born New Jersey.
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MEN SHOT AT STANDARD PLANT. Fight Develops Near Oil Works. Strikers and Guards Exchange Shots. SHERIFF CALLS FOR AID — Telephones Washington Labor Department to Send Mediators to Bayonne at Once. … Two dead and six seriously injured, one probably fatally, was the harvest reaped by rioters at the Standard Oil and Tidewater plants in Bayonne today as the result of two attacks on the deputies guarding the property. Two fires also occurred, one in the Standard Oil plant where a watchman's house was virtually destroyed.
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A street rumour was current after the early morning fighting that two of the guards in the Standard Oil plant had been wounded by pistol shots, and some colour was lent to the report when an ambulance from the Bayonne hospital entered the works. … the company … stated that the plant was now shut down because the management "did not deem it safe for the men to come through the mob which is in control of the Constable Hook section of Bayonne."
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New York, U.S. District and Circuit Court Naturalization Records: James Spatarella, naturalised 19 April 1929, Eastern District of New York; born 17 May 1901 at Frignano, Italy; spouse Amelia.
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New York City World War II Draft Registration Cards: James Gennaro Spatarella, born 17 May 1901, Naples, Italy; registered 15 February 1942 at Brooklyn.
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Social Security Death Index: James Spatarella, born 17 May 1901, died March 1975, Suffolk, New York.
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New York, New York City Municipal Deaths: father James Spatarella, born Italy; mother Amelia Masino; child Ray Spatarella.
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New York, U.S. District and Circuit Court Naturalization Records: Carmine Cacace, naturalised 21 October 1927; born 12 February 1901, Naples, Italy; spouse Ruth. **Certificate number 142652.** Affiliate publication 576072, *Petitions for Naturalization, 1865-1991; U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York*.
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New York, New York City Marriage Records: Carmine Cacace, 24, father Nicola, mother Caterina Picone; married Ruth Noga, 17, on 28 February 1927 at Brooklyn. Also on the record: John Noga and Florence Meyer. Source details 3044.
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District 2, Bayonne City Ward 2, ED 4, sheet 9B, household 174. George Hoffman, head, 54, born November 1846 Germany, arrived 1880, married 20 years, both parents born Germany. Rose Hoffman, wife, 38, born Germany. Children: Minnie 18, George 15, Louis 15, Rose 13, Mary 10, Katie 9, Florence 8, John 6, and Frank, aged 0 days.
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New Jersey, Marriages, 1678-1985: Geo. Hoffman, born 1845, married Rosine Antretner, 4 October 1881, Bayonne, Hudson County.
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Mary Ann Hickey McGreevy, born 6 October 1862, City of Ipswich, Queensland; died 20 January 1934, Ipswich; buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic 2A, Row 7, Grave 43. Parents John Hickey and Ellen Condon. Spouse Peter McGreevy 1861-1941, married 1886. Nine children.
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2849 PRIVATE / J. T. McGREEVY / 42ND BN. AUSTRALIAN INF. / 22ND AUGUST 1918
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Margaret Ellen Hickey McGuire, born 18 May 1864 Ipswich, died 17 June 1928 at Walloon; buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic 1A, Row 38, Grave 24. Spouse James McGuire, born 1864, married 1887. Children: Michael John 1887-1965, Ellen (Jones) 1889-1985, Mary Agnes 1891-1987, Evelyn Maud (Churchett) 1894-1974, Patrick Joseph 1896-1978, Bridget Johanna (Wyatt) 1899-1987, Catherine Mary (Bell) 1901-2001, William James 1904-1960.
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John Hickey, born 4 August 1866 at Walloon; died 4 December 1955 at Brisbane, aged 89; buried South Brisbane Cemetery, Dutton Park, plot L. Gravesite note: "89y; h/Sarah Jane". Spouse Sarah Jane Slack 1862-1948, married 1890. Eight children.
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Patrick Hickey, born 27 October 1868 at Ipswich; died 23 November 1957 at Ipswich, aged 89; buried Ipswich General Cemetery, Roman Catholic 3A, Row 8, Grave 29. Spouse Mary Jane Phister 1871-1933, married 1896. Eight children.
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Catherine Hickey Jarvis, born 14 February 1873 Ipswich, died 2 April 1967 Ipswich aged 94; buried Roman Catholic 1A, Row 21, Grave 22. Spouse Herbert Edward Jarvis 1863-1911, married 1897. Children: Herbert Edward 1898-1962, John William 1899-1972, Percy 1902-1988, Kathleen Violet (Pocock) 1907-2006, Irene Ellen (Chandler) 1910-1999.
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Bridget Elizabeth Hickey Rodgers, born 19 April 1875 Ipswich, died 8 July 1963 aged 88; buried Roman Catholic 1A, Row 29, Grave 4. Spouse Michael Francis Rodgers 1871-1949, married 1907. Children: Doreen Bridget (Boyle) 1908-1991, Mary Ellen 1910-1970, Patrick Joseph 1912-1914, William John 1912-1920, Kevin 1913-1964, Michael Patrick 1913-1989, Vincent Thomas 1916-1965, Kathleen 1919-1998, Br Francis Rodgers CFC 1919-2002.
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Thomas James Hickey, born 29 November 1877 Ipswich, died 4 July 1957 aged 79; buried Roman Catholic 3A, Row 25, Grave 27. Spouse Mary Kathleen Devereux 1876-1958, married 1903. Children: Keyran Devereux 1904-1987, Mary Margaret (Burns) 1908-2001, Kathleen Winifred (Mahon) 1911-1997, Teresa Mary (Brown) 1920-2008.
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Hudson County, New Jersey, 1900. Mary Leahey, born April 1873 in New Jersey, married 1890; spouse James Leahey; children James, Agnes, Mary, John, William.
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Jersey City Ward 2, ED 123, sheet 6A, household 122. Patrick O'Connor, head, 43, born Ireland, arrived 1900, father and mother born Ireland. Mary O'Connor, wife, 38, born Ireland. Mary O'Connor, daughter, 11, born New Jersey. Gerord O'Connor, son, 9, born New Jersey.
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New Jersey, Death Index, 1901-1903; 1916-1929: Catherine Lynch, death October 1917, Bayonne, Hudson, New Jersey.
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New Jersey, Newark, Mount Olivet Cemetery Records: Catherine Lynch, age 58, born about 1859, buried 14 October 1917.
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New York, New York City Births, 1846-1909: Michael Mayer, born 27 November 1904, Queens; parents Michael Mayer and Mary Emrich Mayer.
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Social Security Death Index: Michael Mayer, born 27 November 1904, died November 1971, Nassau, New York.
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New York, New York City, World War II Draft Registration Cards: Michael Melvin Mayer, registered 16 October 1940 at New Hyde Park, Nassau County; born 27 November 1904 at Winfield, Long Island, New York.
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Social Security Death Index: Howard G Jones, born 18 April 1904, died January 1996 at Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York.
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Great Neck, North Hempstead Town, Nassau County, ED 30-217, sheet 2A, line 13. Howard G Jones, head, 35, born New York; resident in the same place in 1935. Helen B Jones, wife, 30. George David Jones, son, 2. Two further children were enumerated and are not named here, being recorded in this archive as possibly living. Also in the household: Anne Bart, 21. The enumeration district is described as "Great Neck Village bounded by (N) village limits; (E) Middle Neck Rd; (S) Beach Rd; (W) village limits; also Great Neck Preparatory School".
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Great Neck, North Hempstead, Nassau County, enumerated 10 April 1950. Howard Jones, born about 1905 in New York, with his wife Helen and three children.
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Carmine Cacace, 10 Feb 1901 – 21 May 1978; Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York. Section 60, Block 3, Range 30, Plot D, Grave 114. Date of burial 24 May 1978.
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Ruth Cacace, 9 Aug 1908 – 3 Sep 2004; Pinelawn Memorial Park, Section 60, Block 3, Range 30, Plot D, Grave 114. Interment 7 September 2004. Spouse Carmine Cacace.
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James Spatarella, 1901–1975, Saint John Cemetery and Mausoleum, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. A second memorial, 84647024, gives the same man as Gennaro Spatarella, 1901 – 19 March 1975.
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Amelia Masina Spatarella, born 1912 New York, died 1966 New York; Saint John Cemetery and Mausoleum, Middle Village, Queens. Spouse: Gennaro Spatarella 1901–1975.
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Brooklyn Assembly District 10, ED 558, sheet 6A, household 101, line 18. Ruth Noga, 12, single, born New York; **relationship to head of household: niece**; father's birthplace New York, mother's birthplace New York.
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Frank T. Spatarella, 26 September 1928 – 17 March 2018; Pinelawn Memorial Park, Block Inspiration, Range North, Mall E, Grave 74. **Parents: Gennaro Spatarella 1901-1975.** Spouse: Caroline Francis Zollo Spatarella 1926-2018, married 1952.
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Marie Spatarella, 7 August 1936 – 9 July 2018, and Salvatore A. Spatarella, 4 June 1939 – 28 March 1977 (buried 2 April 1977), are both recorded at Pinelawn Memorial Park in **Block Park Circle, Range Southern, Mall C, Grave 23** — the same grave. Neither memorial gives parents.
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New York, County Naturalization Records, 1791-1980: Andrew Farrelly, born 3 July 1880, Ireland; naturalised 1919, New York. **Certificate number 92181.** Volume: *Petitions for naturalization and petition evidence 1919, vol. 372, nos. 92101-92348.* Spouse given only as "Mary".
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Andrew J. Farley, born 10 July 1880 at **Belturbet, County Cavan, Ireland**; died 5 September 1969 at Jersey City; buried Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum, North Arlington, Bergen County — **Blk-50 Sec-D Tr-G Gr-10 1B**.
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Catherine Condon Fitzgerald, died 5 February 1961; Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum, North Arlington, plot 4 A 81. Memorial notes: "wife of the late David" and "Mass at St Patrick's Church".
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David Fitzgerald, died April 1939; Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum, North Arlington — Blk-4 Sec-A Gr-81 1B.
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LEAHEY | ANNA E. 1874 — 1894 | ELLEN T. 1875 — 1952 | DENNIS C. 1866 — 1957 | ANNA M. WALLACE 1915 — 1984
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Ellen T "Nellie" Reilly Leahey, born March 1874 New York, died July 1952; Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City, Blk-N Sec-A Gr-25 1H. Parents Richard Reilly 1845-1930 and Catherine Donovan Reilly 1843-1927. Spouse Dennis Charles Leahey Sr 1867-1957, married 1897. Siblings: Richard Patrick 1867-1917, Margaret Frances (Leahey) 1872-1956, Hanorah (Brennan) 1876-1963, Mary Elizabeth (Wittnebert) 1878-1937, Catherine "Katie" 1882-1894, Patrick Edward 1883-1962, Daniel Joseph 1885-1957.
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New York, State Census, 1915, Brooklyn, Kings County, house number 1279, page 54. **Julius E Noga, head, 38** (line 31); **Florence L Noga, mother, 24** (line 32); **Ruth Noga, daughter, 6** (line 33).
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Brooklyn Ward 8: Charles Noga, born about 1852-55 in Germany, and Agnes Noga, born about 1856 in Germany, with children Julius E (b. 1877, Michigan), Frank (b. 1879, Michigan), Charles (b. 1881), John (b. 1886), Anna (b. 1889) and Joseph (b. 1890).
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Brooklyn Assembly District 3, ED 171, sheet 8A, household 1. Charles Noga, head, 68, born Germany, **arrived 1875**; Agnes Noga, wife, 63, born Germany. Children at home: **Julius, son, 43, born Michigan, marital status single**; Frank; John; Anna.
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