In a message dated 9/3/01 12:49:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, CARADOC28@aol.com writes: << Reference number: F275 William H.WARD@CHARLESTOWN,MA RS@CHELSEA,MA.LABORER,1873- & Mary A. @EAST CAMBRIDGE,MA RS@@ CHELSEA , MA.1873- & Mary A.@EAST CAMBRIDGE, MA RS@@ CHELSEA ,MA.1873- they hadHarry G.WARD1887abt@chelsea,mars@chelsea,ma1887abt-rs@144 washington ,ave,chelsea,ma,druggist,1908- harry's brother George F.WARD27 Jan 1873@CHELSEA ,MA.-RS@@CHELSEA,MA.1873- wed 6 sept 1908 ,chelsea,ma,st rose's church, thomas Quinnlan , "priest " res chelsea,ma DeliaCARROLL13 Aug 1887@94 WASHINGTON[REAR]CHELSEA MA.rs@94 WASHINGTON[REAR]CHELSEA MA.1887-dau of Philip H. A.CARROLL1859@CHELSEA MA.[TWIN]RS@11,M,W,MASS,1870-RS@92 WASHINGTON AVE[REAR].CHELSEA MA.,1887-RS@92 WASHINGTON AVE,CHELSEA MA.SHIPPER,1890-RS@94 REAR WASHINGTON ST. CHELSEA MA.PACKER,HOME,1886 CHELSEA DIRECTORY-rs@rear 94 washingrs@rear 94 washington ,ave,chelsea ma.,packer,1889-rs@94 WASHINGTON[REAR]CHELSEA MA.1887- &Elizabeth "Lizzie"HARKIN@EAST BOSTON MA.RS@94 REAR WASHINGTON ST. CHELSEA MA.,HOME,1886 CHELSEA DIRECTORY-RS@92 WASHINGTON AVE.CHELSEA MA.,1890-RS@92 WASHINGTON AVE[REAR].CHELSEA MA.,1887-rs@rear 94 washington ,ave,chelsea ma.1889- -------------------------------------------------------- Robert I [J]DENNING1828@IRELAND OR halifax NBin johns birth record 1886@5818 Aug 1886 MALDEN MA HOLY CROSS WATCHMAN , @49,ENGINNEER1878m2ND,@29 WATCHMEN-@29 IN FEDERAL CENSUS 1860,SHOULD BE 49--rs@CHELSEA MA, laborer1865- [RS]206 MAPLE WITH MH HUGH-WATCHMEN, PROPERTY VALUE 380,1860-RS@21 LAFFAYETTE ST,CHELSEA ,MA.FIREMAN 1868-RS@21 LAFFAYETTE ST,CHELSEA,MA.1868- RS@ CHELSEA MA.,ENGINEER,1878-RS@ CHELSEA MA.ENGINEER,1871--RS@Chelsea, Suffolk, Ma engineer 1880 -rs@CHELSEA MA,LABORER,1865- & Mary CARROLL1834 @ [IRE1860 CENSUS] or halifax,john birth rec16 Mar 1876 @42, CHELSEA ,MA18 Mar 1876 @MALDEN MA HOLY CROSS rs@ unknown @26,1860 FEDERAL CENSUS-rs@CHELSEA MA,1865-RS@21 LAFFAYETTE ST, CHELSEA,MA.1868- they have son James Carroll "Dinning"DENNING18 Sep 1868@21 LAFFAYETTE ST,CHELSEA,MA.6 Jun 1934@ 65 YRS,PEPTIC ULCER[6MONS]95B-11YRS WITH HEMORAGE CARDIO VASCULAR DISEASE, HAD CRONIC BRONCHITIS ,ATHESMA-CHELSEA MEMORIAL HOSP8 Jun 1934MALDEN MA HOLY CROSS CEMETARY BUILDER-RS@21 LAFFAYETTE ST,CHELSEA,MA.1868-rs@591 broadway,CHELSEA MA.,contractor,1909-rs@h 29 Lafayette, carpenter 1912-rs@h 21 Lafayettesupt building & plumbing City Hall, 1916-RS@21 LAFAYETTE AVE CHELSEA MA. BUILdING Iinspector,-RS@69 BROADWAY, CHELSEA ,MA,1908- wed14 jun 1908@chelsea,ma.st rose's walter a fagan,"priest"res,chelsea,ma Catherine AdelaideMALONE17 Jun 1880@BOSTON,MA 1869, BRIGHTON MA@89,ACADAMY NURSING HOME ACADAMY HILL RD 14 Mar 1969HOLY CROSS CEMETERY MALDEN MASS rs@591 broadway, CHELSEA MA.,1909-21 LAFAYETTE ST,CHELSEA MA rs@everett,ave.chelsea,ma.,at home,1908-dau of John F.MALONE1 Apr 1846 @COUNTY LEITRIM, IRELAND 5 Nov 1887 @41YRS,7 MONS,4DAYS,MENENGITIS,6 MULBERRY , CHELSEA ,MA.LABORER,rs@COUNTY LEITRIM, IRELAND 1846-rs @ LINLITHGOW, WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND,1867-rs@ LINLITHGOW, WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND,1869-RS@CHELSEA MA. LABORER ,1873-.rs@CHELSEA MA.,1874-rs@ LABORER,RS@ CHELSEA, MA .1880,1876,-5 DELLA ST , LABORER , 1880-RS@,6 MULBERRY, LABORER,1987- & Bridget HESSLIN "HEFLER"@ scotland rs@ LINLITHGOW, WEST LOTHIAN,SCOTLAND , 1867-rs@LINLITHGOW, WEST LOTHIAN , SCOTLAND , 1869-RS@ CHELSEA MA.LABORER,1873-.rs@CHELSEA MA.,1874-rs@CHELSEA MA,1876-rs@ BOSTON,MA 1880- IMPORTANT!!! IN BOSTON THE ACCENT WOULD MAKE HESLIN HEFLIN NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT!! BOLD NEW STUFF ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------- JAMES BROTHER AND SISTERS JoannaDENNING1863,354 NORTH ST,BOSTON MA. NO DATE rs@354 NORTH ST.,BOSTON MA1863-. Elizabeth A. DENNING1 Sep 1864@CHELSEA MA-CHELSEA MA1 Sep 1864 RS22 Feb 1889@ CHELSEA MA.1864- John JosephDENNING12 Aug 1865@CHELSEA MA.rs@CHELSEA MA,1865-rs@168 long rose ave,CHELSEA MA,sign painter,1893 - WHO MARRIES AbbieFITZGERALD1867@,EAST BOSTON MA.4 May 1896 @28,chelsea ma peritonitisrs@168 long rose ave,CHELSEA MA,1893 --rs@28,chelsea ma,housewife,1896- [ A EAST BOST [KENNEDY HONEY FITZ] FITZGERALD MaggieDENNING30 Jul 1871@CHELSEA MA. ----------------------------------------------- JAMES AND CATHERINE HAD MargaretDENNING24 May 1909@591 broadway,CHELSEA MA.,5 May 1999@89, BOSTON,MA. PNEUMONIA [days],REPIRATORY FAILURE[minutes],CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE,NEW ENGLAND BAPTIST HOSPITAL,10 May 1999@holy cross cemetry,malden ma.,rs@591 broadway,CHELSEA MA., 1909-rs@clifton st, belmont ma.,1862,beaconst. brookline ma.,11 fern rd, holbrook ma. regent park manor brockton ma.-rs@591 broadway,CHELSEA MA.,1909-rs@clifton st, belmont ma., 1862 , beacon st. brookline ma.,11 fern rd, holbrook ma. regent park manor brockton ma.-AND ALOT OF OTHER PLACES LOL WED Thomas STEPHENSalbany ny Miss Denning Married In New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York, was the scene of a beautiful wedding Saturday morning, when Miss Margaret Carroll Denning, daughter of Mrs. James C. Denning of 11 Lafayette Ave., became the bride of Thomas Frederick Stephens, son of Mrs. Fred J. Stephens of Everett and formerly of New York. The marriage was performed by Rev. Father Lucian, retreat master at St. Gabriel’s Monastery, Brighton, who also celebrated the nuptial mass. The Cathedral was decorated with peach gladioli and huckleberry for the occasion. Lieut. James Denning, stationed in New Jersey, was granted a few hours off from his duties to serve as best man for his new brother-in-law. The ceremony was held in New York so that Lieut. Denning could be in the wedding party. Seating the guests were Fred C. Stevens of Havana, Cuba, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, William Parkhurst of New York City, Lieut. Robert Gallagher of Brookline and Dr. Daniel Lawlor of Uxbridge. The bridge gowned in a street-length dress of navy blue, with pink hat and accessories. She carried orchids and stephanotis. Her honor maid, Miss Gertrude A. Grady of Revere, wore a fuchsia-pink dress with navy accessories. She held a bouquet of sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Miss Grady is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Grady, formerly of this city. A large reception was held at the Waldorf-Astoria, with many from Greater Boston in attendance. Mr. Stephens and his bride will reside at the Hotel Commander, Cambridge. The bride is a graduate of Regis College and Boston University. She was a member of the faculty at Chelsea High School. Her bridegroom was graduated from Hobart College, New York and Yale University. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Society and Kiwannis. James ChelseaDENNING3 Mar 1911CHELSEA MA,21lafayette st29 Jan 2000@89pneumonia brockton hospital brockton ma,31 Jan 2000Plot: 28 0 1248, bur. 01/31/2000 wed Eleanor Josephine DEVER 18 Jan 1920BOSTON MA dau of Joseph Patrick DEVER Jr.18 Jul 1895 BOSTON MA19 Aug 1952@56,playing golf on course heart attack,SCITUATE MA.ARMY corps ENGINEER WW2 WW1 KOREA -ENLISTED ARMY WW1 PRIVATE28 JUNE 1917BOSTONDISCHARGED 2 MAY1919@CAMP DEVEN SSN164.463,ENLISTED LT WW2 SN 524690,CMMMISIONED 7JUNE1943 BOSTON MS 2ND LT,22JULY1943,DiSCHARGED AS MAJOR ARMY19 JAN 1945 HONORABLE, ENLISTED MAJOR KOREA & Constance "Mother" COGAN 2 Aug 1894 BOSTON MA 31 Dec 1987 REVERE MA [ NURSING HOME]HOLYHOOD BROOKLINE MA Miss Eleanor Dever Weds Jas. Denning Before the gladioli decorated main alter of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Jamaica Plain, Monday morning, Miss Eleanor Theresa {Josephine} Dever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dever of 81 Dunsten rd, Jamaica Plain and niece of Former Attorney General Paul A. Dever, became the bride of James Cusick Denning, son of Mrs. James Denning and the late Mr. Denning of 11 Lafayette ave. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Francis J. Horgan, who also celebrated the nuptial mass. Mrs. Ida O’Shea, organist, played the wedding marches and served as accompanist to Miss Kathleen O’Connor, who offered the following vocal selections, "Ave Maria", "Panis Angelicus" and "On This Day O Beautiful Mother". Escorted to the sanctuary by her father, the bride wore a lovely gown of blush pink satin, entraine, styled with a bertha of Viennese lace. Her chapel length veil of blush pink tulle was caught to a crown of matching orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of blush colored camellias. Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds of Jamaica Plain was the matron of honor for her sister, attired in apple green satin. She had a headdress of talisman roses and English ivy and carried a cascade of identical ivy. Wearing similar gowns of gold satin with headdresses and bouquets of talisman roses in cascade were the bridesmaids, Miss Shirley Newman of Brookline, Miss Elizabeth Powers of Stoughton, Mrs. Katherine Carrigan of Quincy and Miss Ruth Murray of Cambridge. Jacqueline Stevens of Boston was a tiny duplicate of the matron of honor in her role as flower girl. The bridegroom had Joseph Galvin as best man. The sextet of ushers included Thomas Stephens of New York City, brother-in-law of the bridegroom; George Frazier, also of New York City and an author of note; Charles Herlihy of Cambridge, William Dugan of Milton and Robert Gallagher of New York and William Walsh of Brookline. The reception was held at the Sheraton Room, Copley Plaza for some 200 guests. Receiving honors were shared by Mrs. Dever and Mrs. Denning, mothers of the newlyweds. After a three weeks’ honeymoon at Bermuda, Mr. Denning and his bride will reside at 85 Prescott st., Cambridge. The bride is a graduate of Marycliff Academy and Regis College. Her husband was graduated from Harvard University and the College of Business Administration. He served as an army captain in the war. this produced me lol later eleanor married John Anthony Piscopo ----------------------------------------------------------------- all denning-dever-cogan in mass-some malone-carroll-mcguire-doherty-mcneil-piscopo-mazzola-heslin-martini-feddis-fa rley-dennen-dinan-fredricks- ____________________________________ "we go to school to learn the words of fools" bob dylan