George Anderson

George was born 4-1-1894 at Number 8 Ravendale in Belfast, County Down, the third son of George Anderson (b1861) of Saintfield, County Down and Mary Martha Pettigrew (b1861). The family eventually included 6 boys and 4 girls.

George (1861) was one of 10 children of Samuel Anderson (b1825) and Isabella Connolly (b1841) of Saintfield. Samuel was the son of James Anderson (1790) of Carsonstown, County Down.

In the early 1900s, George's brothers, Samuel and Robert, left

Ireland for America. Robert settled in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and Samuel in Glendo, Wyoming.

George boarded Campania in Liverpool and arrived in New York 9-10-1912. He joined Samuel in Glendo. He worked on a cattle ranch, married Cora Evelyn Sheldon (born in South Dakota). They homesteaded. George became a citizen in 1919. George and Cora had 4 children: William George (b1915), Robert Wilford (b1920), Helen Dorothy (b1921) all born in Glendo, and Albert David (b1923) in Casper.

In 1923 George and Cora moved the family and their belongings to Casper in a Model T Ford. The trip took 11 hours. It would have been quicker, but George had to back up the hills so that gasoline would flow to the carburetor.

George played on a soccer team. The players were skilled, and games were well attended.

(An aside: Steve Tobin and Murdoch McPhearson played 'football'. The game must have been soccer.)

George worked at the Texaco refinery. He died in 1936 of burns suffered in an explosion at the refinery. He was only 42.

Samuel David Anderson

Samuel was born 7-2-1892 in Belfast, Ireland, to George Anderson and Mary Martha (Pettigrew) Anderson. He was a brother of George Anderson (382). He lived in Glendo.

Samuel married Beulah Spickelmier 8-20-1923. They had one child, Dorothy Frances Anderson born 6-25-1924.

He died in Casper, Wyoming 8-11-1960.

Left Belfast 7-18-1910 on Ivernia. Arrived Boston 7-28-1910.

Declaration of Intent 2-11-1914

Helena Arundel

Helena was born in Moulnaskaha on Sheepshead. She worked for years in New York City, came to Casper in the 1960s to live with her brother James (96) who had retired from the sheep business. She later moved to Winter Haven, Florida. There she lived in an apartment one block away from Arundel St.

Helen was a great singer of rebel songs.

James F. Arundel

James was a brother of Helena Arundel (36). He worked for Cornelius O'Brien, Justin McCarthy, Joe Burke, and John Burke. He cooked for John Burke, and always had iced tea for his visitors. He was a great kidder. He sang Irish songs and comical songs. The comical songs might be general, or they might be about a local person or happening. A couplet from one of his songs:

You and I in one bed sleep.

You sleep next to the wall.

His sister, Helena, was also a great singer.

Jamsey died 5-7-1978.

Left Queenstown on Laconia. Arrived NYC 5-2-1927.

Declaration of Intent 1-17-1930

John Arundel

Left Queenstown 4-20-1902 on Umbria. Arrived NYC 4-27-1902.

Sponsor: cousin Timy Coughlan. Timy also sponsored Charles Coughlan, his brother, who arrived with John.

Margaret Arundel

Margaret was a sister of Teresa (Arundel) Daly (45). Margaret settled in Denver, but lived in Casper with Teresa for a time.

Left Queenstown on Republic. Arrived NYC 10-5-1926.

Declaration of Intent 4-2-1927

Mike (Silent Mike) Arundel

Mike worked for George Taylor at Willow Creek for years.

Julia Arundel believes Mike was a brother of Teresa (Arundel) Daly and Margaret Arundel (106). Their father was Taidgh (= Timothy). He returned to Ireland.

Patrick Joseph Arundel

Left Queenstown on Lucania, arrived NYC 5-7-1909.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 6-29-1912, same day as Florence Sullivan. He may have been a brother of Thomas (318).

He was probably born in Ahakista.

Thomas Arundel

Tom was a brother of Harry Taid, father of Chris Arundel (Chicago).

Thomas Arundel

Left Queenstown 4-11-1913 on Adriatic, Arrived NYC 4-18, 1913

Left father Tim Arundel.

Sponsor was Pat Arundel, Douglas (probably 171).

Probably 318

Timothy Arundel

Timothy was a pipe fitter's helper. He lived at 742 S. Beech, the home of Tim and Teresa (Arundel) Daly (45).

Left Liverpool 3-27-1915 on Cymric. Arrived NYC 4-6-1915.

Admitted to citizenship through military service 11-6-1920

David Barry

The Barry brothers: David, Patrick, and Richard.

Davey worked for Denny Daly and several other ranchers. He was called 'the Jap'. He returned to Ireland. His return is reported in The Story of Kilcrohane..

David Barry

David was a sheepherder. He lived at 423 S. Durbin St.

Left Queenstown on Arabic. Arrived NYC 4-21-1930.

Declaration of Intent 7-21-1941

Patrick Barry

The Barry brothers: David, Patrick, and Richard.

Paddy worked for Joe Burke. He returned to Ireland. His grandson is the Grand Marshall of the Boston Police Bagpipe Band.

Richard Barry

The Barry brothers: David, Patrick, and Richard.

Paddy worked for Burke Sheep Co. and as a maintenance man for St. Anthony Church. He was called 'Diamond Dick'.

Paddy died in Sheridan and is buried in Nebraska.

Richard Barry

Richard was a sheepherder. He lived at 252 N. Kimball St.

He may be (328).

Left Cobh on Arabic. Arrived NYC 4-21-1930.

Declaration of Intent 10-26-1933, 10-26-1940

Citizenship 11-9-1940

In Natrona County since 4-18-1935

William Barry

William was a laborer.

Left Queenston on Cedric. Arrived NYC 4-15-1907.

Declaration of Intent 6-14-1909

Sponsor: John Daly, Box 79

Julia Ann (Ellis) Begley

Left Queenstown 8-19-1920 on Baltic. Arrived NYC 8-27-1920.

Declaration of Intent 8-18-1923

Citizenship 11-20-1926

See Frank (211) and John (177) Ellis.

Sponsor: aunt Mrs. Sullivan, 112 E. Hugo St.

Left father James Ellis.

Michael Begley

Mike immigrated to Canada (1921), Detroit (5-12-1923 on a ferry from Windsor), Casper (10-1924). Kilcooley is on the Dingle Peninsula. He was a 1st cousin of Maurice Kelliher, and a cousin of Bernie Long of Buffalo.

Declaration of Intent (2-19-1924) and citizenship papers show his birth date as 9-26-1897. He lived at 340 W. Yellowstone at the time of his DI, and at 619 W. 10th St. at the time of citizenship.

Left Windsor, Ontario, Canada on ferry. Arrived Detroit 5-12-1923.

In Natrona County since 9-1923

Citizenship 11-9-1940

? (?) Bohane

Wife of James Bohane

Cornelius Bohane

Cornelius was a ranch worker. He lived at 340 W. Yellowstone Ave.

Left Cobh on Adriatic. Arrived NYC 5-8-1927.

Declaration of Intent 8-18-1930

Citizenship 11-9-1935

In Natrona County since 7-25-1928

James Bohane

James was a brother of Timothy. He herded for Joe Burke for 3 or 4 years. Joe believes his wife was Irish born. A guess at his birth date: 70? in the 1950s => 1880??

James Bohane

James was a gas engineer. He lived in Midwest. His hair is described in the DI as titian (redish yellow, after Titian who painted hair in that color). He may have lived in Denver.

He was a widower. Three daughters, Mary Bridget Donovan, Julia Frances, and Kathleen May, were born in Bantry, and lived there at the time of his 1941 DI.

Left Cobh on Baltic. Arrived NYC 5-8-1922. In my notes there are three other arrival years: 1915, 1917, 1918. These may have been the original arrival date and visit dates.

Declaration of Intention 5-18-1925, 6-27-1941

Citizenship 5-6-1944

James Bohane

Left Queenstown 4-3-1910 on Baltic, Arrived NYC 4-10-1910

Left father Cornelius.

Sponsor: cousin John O'Mahony, Casper. (Rawlins John? or new?)

Could be 478, 610

Left Queenstown 4-30-1922 on Baltic, Arrived NYC 5-8-1922 on way to aunt in NYC.

James Bohane

Left Queenstown 4-11-1913 on Adriatic, Arrived NYC 4-18-1913

Left father James.

Jeremiah Bohane

Left Queenstown 4-1-1923 on Andania. Arrived NYC 4-11-1923.

Left brother Cors (Cornelius?) Bohane.

Sponsor: brother James Bohane, Salt Creek Gas Plant

Timothy Bohane

Timothy lived in Casper for about 10 years. He returned to Ireland and bought a farm near Ahakista. He was a brother of Jim. Tim went to Texas with Mickey Burke's sheep in the time of the drought.

Timothy returned to America late in life and died there. His birthplace looks down on Bantry Bay.

I believe DI 1339 reports his return to Casper.

Was booked on Pan Am, but was transferred to a Swiss plane.. Arrived NYC 8-23-1957.

Declaration of Intent 11-13-1958

The DI reported that he was married to, and separated from, Elizabeth Daley.

James Bonner

James was a machinist for C&NW RR. He and Nora lived at 310 W. Yellowstone Ave. Their children at the time of his filing for citizenship were Margaret (8-31-1920) and Catherine (7-14-1923), both born in Butte.

Left Liverpool 5-11-1921 on Cameronia. Arrived Ellis Island 5-21-1921. This trip was a return from Ireland, and he was returning to Butte, Montana where he and Nora lived at 303 N. Main St.

Filed immigration papers in Butte (Silver Bow County), Montana 6-30-1922.

Citizenship 11-26-1927

Nora (?) Bonner

Mary and James lived at 303 N. Main St., Butte, Montana. when James returned from Ireland 5-21-1921.

Tim Bowen

Tim was a ranch worker.

Left Queenstown on Carmania. Arrived Boston 4-22-1914.

Declaration of Intent 8-6-1921

John Boyle

Citizenship granted 11-24-1922.

This information was found on an index card associated with naturalization records. The name is not in my collection from Volume 4 of citizenship records which covers the time period. Perhaps it was ignored because he was not from Ireland.

William John Swanton became a citizen that day.

Father ? Brady

Father Brady was at St. Anthony Church for a long time. He also served in Buffalo, Gillette, and Cody. He was called 'old Father Brady' to distinguish him from Father Charles Brady. RIP.

Father Charles Brady

Father Brady was ordained 6-5-1949 at St. Peter's College in Wexford. He served at St. Patrick Church.

He is a first cousin once removed of Father Tom Sheridan (in Rock Springs in 2001), and a cousin of General Phil Sheridan.

John Brien

Sponsored cousin Michael Daly 649.

Alcova.

Cornelius Brodie

Admitted to citizenship 11-21-1924

This information was on an index card.

? Brophy

? (?) Brophy

James Browne

James was married to Nell, a sister of Dan Sullivan (78). He and Dan Sullivan ranched together.

After James' death, Nell married Bill Crotty, also from the Bantry area, and moved to Seattle.

Left Queenstown 5-8-1910 on Lusitania, arrived NYC 5-13-1910.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 10-10-1910

Citizenship 4-7-1917

Nell (Sullivan) Browne Crotty

Nell married Bill Crotty after the death of James Browne, and moved to Seattle.

She was a sister of Dan (78), Jim, and Jack Sullivan.

Rev. Father Bryant

Pastor of St. Anthony Church in 1900. Joe Burke believes that he was not Irish born.

Agnes Margaret (Garrity) Buckley

Agnes and James had sons James P. Jr. and William Bernard, father of Marianne (Lefferink) Hofsheier.

Daniel Buckley

Daniel was a stockman. He lived at 745 E. 4th St.

Last foreign residence: Mallow

Left Queenstown on Franconia. Arrived NYC 8-1-1923.

Declaration of Intention 10-23-1925

Elizabeth Buckley

Elizabeth did housework. She lived at 521 S. Kimball St.

Last foreign residence: Mallow

Left Queenstown 7-23-1923 on Franconia. Arrived NYC 8-1-1923.

Declaration of Intent 1-23-1925

Citizenship 6-1-1929

Citizenship papers show her birth date as 12-17-1903.

James Patrick Buckley

James was a brother of Joseph (712) and grandfather of Marianne (Leferink) Hofsheier. He worked for a railroad in Casper in the 1920s.

Joseph Bernard Buckley

Joseph and James (707) were brothers.

Nora Theresa (Sullivan) Buckley

Nora was a sister of Jack (3), Steve (9), Cornelius, and Molly (Sullivan) O'Connor. She and Peter Buckley, married 7-29-1919 in Hartford Connecticut. They owned a ranch near Kaycee, WY, north of Casper.

See Mickey Burke (38) who was a first cousin.

Admitted to citizenship 5-29-1931

Admission record and Peter's admission record show birth date as 3-9-1890, but the age entry supports the 2-13-1885 date. Her citizenship papers (#546) show her birth as 3-1866, an obvious mistake.

Left Queenstown on Etruria. Arrived NYC 5-17-1903.

In Natrona County since 11-1918

Peter Francis Buckley

Peter was a stockman. Peter and Nora lived at 745 E. 4th St.

Left Queenstown. Arrived Portland, Maine 4-22,23-1914.

Declaration of Intent 4-23-1914 (not Casper), 11-6-1924

Admission to citizenship 11-26-1927

Nora's citizenship papers (#536) show his birth as 6-10-1892.

Daniel Burke

Dan was a sheepherder, and he also worked in Casper.

Joe Burke, paraphrased: A Daniel Burke from around Bantry was not known to be a cousin.

Left Queenstown on Lapland. Arrived NYC 4-28-1915. His last foreign residence was Dromowineen, Cork.

His address was Arminto at the time of his Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 4-23-1919.

Daniel Burke

See Ellen R. Burke (536).

Denis Burke

Denis was not a near relation of Mickey Burke.

Left Queenstown 3-30-1912 on Mauretania, arrived NYC 3-10-1912 (3-9-1910 per EI). Queenstown date should be 3-3-1912.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 4-17-1915

Left father Daniel Burke.

Sponsor: cousin Eugene McCarthy

Destination: Rawlins

Ellen R. (?) Burke

Patrick, Daniel, James J., and Ellen Burke are buried in group at Block 14 of Higland Cemetery.

Patrick born Cork 3-7-1890, died 10-29-1958

Daniel born Cork 11-24-1886, died 1-9-1915

James J. born Down 9-10-1881, died 6-11-1960

Ellen R. born Kerry 3-20-1890, died 11-4-1940

Joe Burke believes Ellen was the wife of one of the men, perhaps James who was in the next grave.

James Burke

Left Queenstown 4-23-1914 on Oceanic. Arrived NYC 4-29-1914.

Non-immigrant: 1904-1911, Casper. Residence: Casper, Durango

Going to: brother Dan Burke

537, 550, & 665 may be the same.

James J. Burke

See Ellen R. Burke (536).

James Joseph Burke

James was a railroad section laborer. He lived in Jennings, Indiana for a time.

Left Queenstown 3-16-1905 on Baltic. Arrived NYC 3-24-1905.

Declaration of Intent 11-2-1908

Citizenship 4-4-1916

Sponsor: brother John Burke 621

Jim Burke

Joe Burke paraphrased: Patrick (Paddy), William (Willie), Jim were brothers, and second cousins of Mickey, Patsy, and Hannah (Annie). Jim worked in the oil business.

John Burke

John was a brother of James 550.

Margaret Burke

Left Queenstown 12-5-1908 on Celtic, Arrived NYC 12-14, 1908.

Sponsor: cousin Agnes Ward (#43) c/o A 4 Batte Co

Michael Joseph 'Mickey' Burke II

Michael was one of 8 children born to Michael Joseph Burke and Catherine Cronin. Their farm was between Ahakista and Durrus on the Sheepshead Peninsula. They also owned a shop. (An aside: In 'Ahakista' the 'h' is silent, and the 's' has an 'sh' sound -- a lovely word.) 6 of the 8 came to USA, and 3 to Casper. Those 3 were: Michael, Patsy, and Hannah (Burke) Dean.

Catherine Cronin, Mickey's mother, was a sister of Hanora Cronin, the mother of Jack, Steve, and Con Sullivan, Molly (Sullivan) O'Connor, and Nora (Sullivan) Buckley.

Mickey attended school next to the Ahakista church.

Mickey was 22 when he arrived in Casper (AIL13). He worked for his distant cousin, Pat Sullivan (100), but by 1906 had his own sheep ranch, with Pat Sullivan as a minority partner.

Mickey and his brother, Patsy (39), married sisters, Anna and Della McKenna. Anna and Mickey, married 6-13-1914, had 5 children: Frank, Joe, twins John and Kathleen (died at age 4), and Bill.

Anna died in 1929, and Patsy died in 1924. Mickey and Patsy's wife, Della, married in 1936. Della died two years later. Mickey raised his children and Mary Theresa (Burke) Klink and James Michael Burke, S.J., children of Patsy and Della.

Mickey died 5-10-1967 at age 88.

Two Burke stories exemplify the difficulties of the sheep business. In 1919 there was a severe drought. Mickey shipped his starving herd in two trains to Sweetwater, Texas for winter grazing, and brought them back to Casper in May 1920. Mickey traveled ahead to find land to graze the sheep. Tim Bohane and Paddy Daly traveled with the sheep, the horses, and the wagons. They slept, along with the dogs, in the wagons. Poison plants killed some sheep. On their return trip, sheep were lost in snow storms. No money was made that year, but the sheep were saved. Other owners also transported their sheep to warmer states.

In the Blizzard of 1949, a convoy of trucks and bulldozers brought feed to the sheep. On their return trip they rescued Mary Jo (Sirridge) Burke, wife of Mickey's son, Michael Joseph (Joe), who was expecting the birth of their daughter, Eileen.

Reenacoppal means King of Horses (re king, coppal horse, na of).

Immigration papers show him as Michael M. Burke, an accident of the process.

Left Queenstown 4-7-1901 on Campania. Arrived NYC 4-14-1901.

Sponsor: cousin Pat Sullivan.

Declaration of Intent 10-31-1904

Citizenship 11-15-1907

Pat Burke

Joe Burke paraphrased: Patrick (Paddy), William (Willie), Jim were brothers, and second cousins of Mickey, Patsy, and Hannah (Annie). This Pat is probably that Pat. Pat ranched near Midwest.

Residence: Salt Creek

Left Liverpool on Cymric, arrived NYC 4-11-1915.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 3-17-1916!

EI has Liverpool departure as 3-27-1915, NYC arrival as 4-7-1915.

Left father Patrick Burke.

Sponsor: brother James Burke

Reenacoppal is closer to Ahakista than to Durrus.

Patrick Burke

See Ellen R. Burke (536).

Patrick Burke

Left Queenstown on Cedric. Arrived NYC 4-30-1906.

Declaration of Intent 10-13-1908

Patrick (Patsy) Burke

Patsy, Mickey (38), and Hannah Frances Burke Dean (95) were siblings. Patsy and Mickey married sisters. Patsy died in 1924 of injuries sustained in a truck accident in 1923. Mickey's wife had died. Mickey married Patsy's widow.

Patsy's children: Patrick Jr. and Margaret Anne (both died as babies), James Michael Burke, SJ (RIP 1996), and Mary Theresa Klink of Santa Barbara, CA.

Patsy and Peter Tobin crossed on the same ship.

Left Queenstown on Cedric. Arrived NYC 4-30-1906.

Declaration of Intent 10-13-1908

Filed for Citizenship 3-25-1913

Walter Burke

Walter worked for Northern Utilities. He also worked as a herder for Pete Tobin and Mark Davis. He served in the Signal Corps in World War II.

Walter was buried in Oregon Trail Cemetery 1-22-1987.

William John Burke

Joe Burke paraphrased: Patrick (Paddy), William (Willie), Jim (or Tim) were brothers, and second cousins of Mickey, Patsy, and Hannah (Annie). This William is probably that William. He worked in the oil business.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 10-29-1904

John J. Burnett

John worked at the 2 Bar Ranch.

Left Queenstown on Cymric. Arrived Boston 4-23-1907.

Declaration of Intent 3-7-1918

Father Michael Butler

Assistant to Father Thomas O'Reilly

Tess (Teresa) (Ward) Butler

Tess (Ward) Butler and Aggie (Ward) Coughlin were sisters. They were cousins of William Ward (1). Her husband, Miflin, was US born.

Arrived NYC 4-7-1915 on Cymric

Sponsored by her brother initial ? Ward

Jeremiah Dermot Byrne

Jeremiah lived at 1327 S. Cottonwood St. He moved to Kansas City.

Citizenship 7-18-1979

? (?) Carragher

The Carraghers lived in the 1000 block of Poplar St. (east side).

James Carragher

James was a witness for Terrence Clarke's citizenship. He lived at the Yellowstone Hotel. He may not have been Irish, but there were Irish born Carraghers in Casper, and he did serve as a witness for an Irishman. Terrence Clarke was from Cavan. Perhaps we have a clue here as to James' and the other Carragher's birth place.

Tom Carragher

The Carraghers lived in the 1000 block of Poplar St. (east side). Their children were Pat, Matt, Tom, and Virginia.

Tom's sister, Mary, was married to Art Guthrie.

John Carroll (Rawlins)

Left Queenstown 3-3-1912 on Mauretania. Arrived NYC 3-9-1912.

Left father John Carroll, Bell Rock Rd., Bantry

Sponsor: cousin John O'Mahony, Rawlins

John Joseph Cassidy

John received his citizenship 5-7-1943 at Casper Air Force Base. His home was in Hartford, Connecticut.

Left Liverpool on Adriatic. Arrived NYC 1-7-1929.

I thought I would not enter John in the database: He was in Casper of necessity. Then I realized that his case was no different. Previously, I had passed over another Irishman who received his citizenship at the Air Base. Unfortunately, then, he is missing from this list.

Terrence Clarke

Terrence was a ranch hand. His addresses were Home Hotel (south side of 2nd St, between Center and David) and Tulsa Hotel (200 block of N. Center St.).

Left Queenstown on Celtic. Arrived NYC 5-12-1925.

Declaration of Intent 10-25-1940

Prior DI in Chicago

Citizenship 5-8-1943 -- Service in 128th Armored Field Artillery Battalion 8-24-1942 to 4-2-1943

James Carragher, Yellowstone Hotel, was a witness at citizenship.

Norma (Cummins) Clausen

Norma and Bjorne married 6-24-1950 in Casper. Bjorne was born 4-29-1921 in Oslo, Norway, and became a citizen at his father's naturalization.

Arrived in NYC 12-15-1947 in NYC on Mauretania 2. Left NYC 4-19-1949 on Britannic, and returned to NYC 4-26-1950 on Queen Elizabeth 1.

Citizenship 5-9-1953

Michael Coakley

Left Queenstown on Oceanic, arrived NYC 4-18-1907.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 10-9-1911

Jeremiah Collins (Rawlins)

Left Queenstown 3-3-1912 on Mauretania. Arrived NYC 3-12-1912.

Left father Patrick Collins, Sco_t Road, Bantry

Sponsor: cousin John O'Mahony, Rawlins

Robert Collins

Left Queenstown on Cymric, arrived NYC 4-11-1915.

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 6-15-1915

James Hayes, Michael O'Leary, and Robert Collins declared on the same day.

EI has 3-27-1915 departure from Liverpool, 4-7-1915 arrival.

Left father John Collins.

Sponsor: cousin Tim Collins (Tim is new to list, #637)

Tim Collins

Sponsored Robert Collins (198).

Cornelius Connell

Left Queenstown 4-2-1905, Arrived NYC 4-10-1905

Was in US before.

Sponsor: cousin Thomas Donovan

Pete Joseph Connell

Pete was a sheepherder. He lived in Midwest and at 810 N. Park St. Pete and Bessie married 10-11-1941 in Worland. Bessie was born in Kentucky.

Left Cobh on Baltic. Arrived NYC 9-8,9-1923.

Declaration of Intent 8-18-1933

Citizenship 5-7-1955

EI has departure as 9-2-1923, arrival as 9-8-1923.

Left father Pete Connell.

Sponsor: brother Cornelius Connell, 205 E. 8th St. (622?)

Thomas Connell

Thomas was a laborer. He lived at 163 N. Beech.

Left Queenstown on President Polk. Arrived Boston 7-15-1923.

Declaration of Intent 11-16-1927

Thomas Connell

Left Queenstown 3-25-1909 on Majestic, Arrived NYC.

Left father Thomas Connell.

Sponsor: brother Timothy Connell c/o Eugene McCarthy

Timothy Connell

Timothy was a laborer. He lived at 1242 S. Lincoln.

Last foreign residence: Glenbough, Bantry

Left Queenstown on President Roosevelt, arrived NYC 9-17/13-1925.

Declaration of Intention not signed due to missing document. The time period was March or April of 1926. Second DI 2-17-1928

Timothy Connell

Sponsored brother Thomas (630).

Timothy Connell

Left Queenstown 1-19-1912 on Celtic, Arrived NYC 1-28-1912.

Left father Peter.

Going to home; non immigrant

James Connolly

James was a boilermaker.

Left Liverpool 5-13-1915 on Adriatic, and arrived in NYC 5-21,23-1915.

Declaration of Intent (to become a citizen) 7-30-1915

Citizenship 11-25-1921

Came on same ship as John McCabe

John Joseph Corbett

Declaration of Intention (to become citizen) 11-6-1895 (John J.)

Citizenship 10-21-1896

Kate Mary Corbett

Citizenship 5-25-1896

Louis Ambrose Corbett

Declaration of Intent 9-8-1894

Citizenship 10-11-1898

James Costigan

James was a sheepherder. He lived at 252 N. Kimball St.

Left Cobh on America. Arrived NYC 3-28-1929.

Decla