This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Qk.2ADI/47.1 Message Board Post: Hello I am looking for a Hultman that came from Sweden.His wife was Naoma Tetterson also from Sweden.Could this be the same person.I know they had at least one daughter Grace Hultman who married Oscar Hackley.Please e-mail me at [email protected]

In tracing my Pier line, I found my gr-gr-grandmother, Melissa Williams Pier, living with Gideon Alonzo Russell and Emeline Kellogg Russell in Lyons, Clinton Co in 1878 when she applied for a pension (on her deceased husband Major George Pier, War 1812). In the pension she states she was living with her son-in-law Gideon Russell, age 50 and her cousin Emaline (Emeline) Kellogg Russell, age 44. Son-in-law and cousin puzzled me until I found Gideon and Emeline in the 1880 Census CDs with 4 children, (Fanny b abt 1863, Fred b abt 1867; Linn b abt 1876; Gertrude b abt 1879) 2 of whom had been born long before Gideon and Emeline were married (1874)! I'm sure Gideon must have married Melissa's dau Mary (for whom I have only a birth date), had 2 children, then Mary died and he later married Emeline. I have no record of this marriage or Mary's death.This must all have happened in Cooperstown, Otsego County NY, as that is where Gideon married Emeline, who was, in fact, a cousin through Melissa's Kellogg mother. My big problem right now is that, according to the 1880 CDs, Melissa is not living with Gideon and Emeline (she died 21 July 1888). Her son Edwin lived in Corning, Steuben Co NY, his son Erastus, in Bath, Steuben County. Perhaps Melissa was with one of them in 1880? But oh my goodness, neither Edwin nor Erastus are in the 1880 CDs! They must have been there, for her younger brother Isaac K. Williams wrote (Freeman's Journal, Cooperstown) when Edwin died (6/23/87) ""the mother who has received his kind care for years past, lingers in her 89th year." I haven't yet had a chance to check the actual 1880 census, but Melissa, Edwin and Erastus must be there somewhere! Meantime, does anyone have any connection thru Gideon Russell's descendants which might help clear up this puzzle? TIA Jean Chapman Snow Sherman Oaks, CA

Dear Clinton Mail List, My husband's great-grandmother Nettie Anderson grew up on Beaver Island at Clinton, Iowa. I am trying to figure out where this island is located in relation to the town of Clinton. It doesn't show up on Mapquest. In the 1900 census Nettie was living on 15th Avenue in the City of Clinton, 4th precinct, E.D. 11. Was this street on Beaver Island in 1900? Also, does anyone know where I can find a map of Beaver Island? Thank you so much for your help. Sincerely, Katherine Bellingham, WA

In 1872, my great great grandfather, The Rev. Henry Bishop (1815-?) was in Elvira where he had been called to be pastor of a Lutheran Church there. His wife was Elizabeth Augusta Humrickhouse Bishop. Both were in their mid to late 50s. He wrote out his autobiography in longhand. Both the Bishops were born in Virginia, in the portion of the state that is now West Virginia. Over the years since his graduation from the Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg, PA, he pastored to churches in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Maryland. The Bishops had 6 children who lived to adulthood: Albert Luther (1842-1874), Ann Elisabeth (William R.), William Melancthon (1844-?), Maria Virginia (William A.) Warner (1847-?), Mary Augusta (1851-?), Harry Macron (1853-?). Maria Virginia and William A. Warner were married at the church at Elvira on May 16, 1872. Harry Macron married Mary Jane Porter across the river in Rock Island in 1875. They had 3 children and then he disappeared, some time after 1881. I would welcome help in figuring out whether Elisabeth and Henry died in Clinton County, or whether he accepted another pastorate and moved elsewhere. Since I have his family Bible, and the journal, which came to me through Mary Jane Porter Bishop's oldest daughter, I'm guessing that they died there. I've checked cemetery records that are online for Clinton and Scott counties, unsuccessfully. I was unable to locate them in Center Twp. in the 1870 or 1880 censuses. I'd like to know more about the church where he was pastor. What is called the Elvira Zion Lutheran Church was not the only Lutheran Church in Zion, I think. Henry would have been affiliated with an English Lutheran Church. Can anyone tell me which one it was? If I can figure that out I'll be able to call and make an appointment to learn what records they have when I come over to Iowa a week from tomorrow. Does anyone know anything else about this family? Or can you suggest other paths I might explore? Mary Jane Anderson Mailto:[email protected]

Patrick Fitzsimmons died 1922 wife Mary Fitzsimmons died 1937 Both buried in St Iraneus Cemetery, Clinton, Iowa Can anybody tell me what towsnship they lived in so I can look them up on the 1910 and 1920 Census. Any help appreciated Marian in CA

Just wanted to let you all know that I will be out of town for the weekend. If you have a problem with subscribing or unsubscribing I will be back on Monday night and will take care of it then. My mom will be here and she usually helps with this but she is in the hospital with pneumonia right now. Have a great weekend all. I leave early on Thursday. Diana Appel List Administrator [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Qk.2ADI/2041 Message Board Post: In what township or ward was Lyons in for the 1900 census?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CLEMENT, GIBSON, PREHN, CHRISTIANSEN Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Qk.2ADI/2040.1 Message Board Post: THOMAS CLEMENT OF DEWITT DIES DeWitt - Thomas Clement, 78, died at 4:30 a.m. today at his home here. (February 8, 1941) The body reposes in the McGinnis Funeral home where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. The Rev. C. W. Hansom will officiate and burial will be in the Elmwood cemetery. Mr. Clement was born Oct. 31, 1862 in Eden township and was married to Nettie Gibson Feb. 15, 1888 near Malone. During the next four years they lived on a farm near Holstein and later moved to a farm near DeWitt. They moved to DeWitt in 1912. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Hans Prehn of DeWitt, four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher of Ida Grove, Mrs. Ida Porter, Mrs. Carrie Cousins and Mrs. Flora Cousins of DeWitt; two brother, William E. and Charles E. of DeWitt and five grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Florence Christiansen, two sisters, and one brother preceded him in death. A follow-up story on Tuesday, February 11, 1941: Pall bearers included six nephews, John Porter, Robert Cousins, Thomas Cousins, Earl Cousins, Lewis Clement, DeWitt and William R. Blake, Clinton. Among relative and friends here from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Dann, Camanche, Mr. and Mrs. George Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Blake and two daughters of Clinton, Mrs. Hattie Barker, Miss Mae Barker, Mrs. Carrie Howson, Low Moor, and well as others from various towns in this vicinity.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: GIBSON, DAWSON, CLEMENT, PREHN, PELHAM Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Qk.2ADI/2040 Message Board Post: DeWitt - Mrs. Nettie Clement Mrs. Nettie Clement, 96, of DeWitt, a native of near Low Moor, died at 8:40 p.m. Saturday (November 12, 1966) in the Delmar nursing home where she had been a patient two years. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the McGinnis funeral home at DeWitt, with Rev. Lester Olson of the Congregational church officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. Friends may call in the funeral home. Nettie Gibson was born Jan. 3, 1870 to Merritt and Margaret Dawson Gibson. She married Thomas Clement, Feb. 15, 1888, in the home of her stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pelham of Malone, west of Low Moor. The couple farmed near Malone until retiring in 1912 to DeWitt. Mrs. Clement was a member of the Congregational church, its Women's fellowship and of the Ladies of the G.A.R. Survivors are a daughter, Mr. Margaret Prehn of DeWitt; six grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, and a half-brother, Jay Pelham of DeWitt.

Hello Everyone: I have a few announcements then you can get down to some serious football <grin> We have set up the IAGenWeb message boards so that messages posted there will also come to the list. I know that Phyllis is going to repost many of her obits to these message boards that she previously posted on the Ancestry.com boards so there may be quite a few to start off with, but after that expect a few emails a week or so, about the same as the Ancestry boards. For those of you who may be aware of the IAGenWeb boards, the url is http://iagenweb.org/boards/clinton/queries/index.cgi -- check them out, lots of great stuff here. Also, Dick alerted me to the fact that those of you with home.com email addresses will have new email addresses soon. Here is how to change your email address with Ancestry.com and at our IAGenWeb message boards. If you need your email changed for items, such as family outlines, that you have posted to our website, please let me know and I'll change them there also. At Ancestry.com -- Changing your e-mail address, name, or password is accomplished in one easy step by clicking on the 'My Profile' link. Complete any changes in the 'Change My Information' or 'Change My Password' boxes and click 'Submit'. Your account information is changed universally. (Please note that I do not have any control over this. This is something you have to do yourself. And if I remember correctly, you must do this Before your email address changes as you will have to answer a confirmation email.) To change your email address on the IAGenWeb message board, please let me know and I will have to change them there. Well, it's off to Super Bowl Sunday -- Have a nice day -- The More We Share, The More We Have To Share Nettie Mae Clinton Co., IA www.rootsweb.com/~iaclinto/ Clinton Co., IA Newspaper Abstracts: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/Clinton/index.html Clinton Co., IA Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/clinton/clinton.htm IA GenWeb Chat Room iagenweb.org/state/cgi-bin/chatroom/ IA Orphaned Treasures www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/ IA State Census Project www.iagenweb.org/census/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Johnson, Winterrowd, Pruett, Usher, Blalock, Farthing Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Qk.2ADI/2039 Message Board Post: I am hoping to find information on Oliver's parents and siblings. With a name like George Johnson it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. In a article we have from the Des Moines Register dated Feb 8, 1919, Lieut. O.P. (Opie) Johnson was the first Des Moines Ace to return home. He was visiting his sister, Mrs. Ben Winterrowd at 3311 Rollins Ave. "Johnson has five boche planes to his credit. He was one of 100 Americans brigaded with the British, in the wing commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Bishop, premier British Ace. He's a former Drake University man and holds a "quarter mile" record at that institution." In Oliver's SSN application he lists his parents as George F. Johnson and Margaret Pruett. He was born Feb 5, 1895 in what appears to be Paragould, Arkansas. Other information we have indicates that it was his employer, Goodyear Tire and Rubber that had him transferred to Phoenix, Maricopa County, AZ to work as a manager of a cotton gin and cottonseed oil mill. He married Nelle (nee Usher) Blalock from Kentucky. She was the daughter of Leona Maria Farthing and William Allan Usher. Although I haven't found anything on how or where they met. If any of this sounds familiar feel free to email me directly. Thank you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dean, Pelham Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Qk.2ADI/2038 Message Board Post: ANOTHER VETERAN CALLED Horace F. Dean Passes to His Reward on Tuesday December 22d We are again called upon to mourn the loss of one of our time honored citizens, who, though the spirit has been wafted to a more friendly port, will long be remembered for his many acts of charity and patriotism. Horace F. Dean answered to the final summons on the morning of Tuesday, December 22d, 1908. Though it was quite generally understood, by those nearest and dearest to him, that the end was close at hand and that the light of life which, for the past six weeks have been flickering, was soon to go out the news of his peaceful death was received with sorrow by those who learned to love him during his life time. Deceased was born in Mariah, Essex County, New York on Dec 2nd, 1838, and before having attained his majority came west and located on a farm in eastern Iowa. He enlisted in the Union Army in August 1862 with Co. H, 26th Iowa Infantry and was during his services as a soldier, promoted to 4th sergeant and later to that of 1st sergeant. From an examination of his army record we find him to have been a soldier of honor and distinction. He was honorably discharged June 6th, 1865. Returning to Clinton county at the close of the war, he was on Nov. 8th, 1865, united in marriage to Electa Pelham, and together they fought the battle of life until seven years ago when the wife and mother was called to her reward. In 1873 the family moved to West Side, Crawford county, and twenty years later, in 1893, came to Dunlap, where he continued to reside up to the time of his death. To this union were born nine children, seven of whom survive.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PELHAM, GRAY, STRATTON Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Qk.2ADI/2037 Message Board Post: Malone, Feb. 6, 1890 Cyrenus Pelham, Sen, was born in New York state, May 17, 1806. He adopted as his vocation the business of millwright and superintending architect which he followed until the early fifties when he came to Iowa. He first landed in Lyons, where he followed his trade till 1857 when he purchased the farm 1-1/2 miles east of Malone, moved onto it and made the tilling of the soil his life work and was very successful. Dec 31st, 1829 he was united in marriage to Miss Eunice Stratton. Five daughters and three sons have been born to them. Mrs. Marietta Sayles, their daughter, died in her early married life. The rest of the children, Mrs. E. Metcalf, Cal.; Mrs. M. Ames, and Mrs. Draper, Oregon; Mrs. E. Dean, West Side, Iowa; Walter, Norton, Kansas; Henry and Cyrenius, near Malone. Sept 10, 1875, Mr. Pelham was separated from his beloved wife by death. Jan. 25, 1879 he was again united in marriage to Mrs. Mary Shields, who survives him. Mr. Pelham was a man of good business qualities a! nd persevering, enterprising citizen and a man of strong convictions. He was a Republican from the first organization of the party. He manifested his religious faith by joining the Baptist church in early life and continued a consistent christian life until the death messenger called him home. Mr. P. has been in feeble health for a number of years and an attack of la grippe brought him face to face with the death messenger. Sunday morning, Feb. 2d, at 9:45, he passed quietly and gently to the spirit land. Although deprived of speech his mind was clear, recognizing all that came to see him till the end came. His wife, his sons, his son-in-law, H.F. Dean, his grand children, Cyrus Pelham and Mrs. C. Daniels were around his bed when the last moment came. The funeral was from the Baptist church at 1 p.m., Tuesday Feb. 4, Revs. Miles of Camanche and Lamb, of DeWitt, officiating. His remains were interred in the Malone cemetery beside those of his wife and his spirit gone to the ! God who gave it. A large number of old friends and neighbors composed the funeral procession. At rest from toil and care, at rest in heavenly mansions fair. Submitters' note: Cyrenius Pelham was the son of Henry Pelham and Margaret Gray and was born at Catskill, Greene County, New York.

MOORE, WOOD Richard Moore enlisted into the Civil War on July 18, 1861 serving in Company B, 1st Iowa Regiment, Iowa Calvary organized at Clinton County. Richard may have lived in Lyons, Iowa prior to his enlistment. Richard Moore married Emma Marie Wood on May 2, 1872. Emma Wood was the daughter of Albert and Lucinda Wood and the sister of Allison, Alfred and Lillian Wood. If anyone has information on either the MOORE or WOOD families of Clinton County, Iowa, please e-mail me at [email protected] Thank you Peggy O'Neill. The More We Share, The More We Have To Share Nettie Mae Clinton Co., IA www.rootsweb.com/~iaclinto/ Clinton Co., IA Newspaper Abstracts: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/Clinton/index.html Clinton Co., IA Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/clinton/clinton.htm IA GenWeb Chat Room iagenweb.org/state/cgi-bin/chatroom/ IA Orphaned Treasures www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/ IA State Census Project www.iagenweb.org/census/

Good Morning: I have new information that indicates that James Poole b. 1843 was from Clinton, Iowa. I know he was there in 1882 when my Grandmother was born. Is there on line census for this county? Any hints on how to pursue is appreciated. Thanks, Gloria.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: O'Meara Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Qk.2ADI/670.1619.1625.1.3 Message Board Post: Not quite sure who you are but if you are related to Patrick Reilly O'Meara b 1918 you should be going to Silvermines not Tipperary. Patrick O'Mara b 1812 was from Kilmore Parish. Silvermines is the heart of O'Meara country. Stay in the B & B near the corner. Have a pint in the pub and ask the bar keep about ancient Ireland. He's a treat. contact me by removing the x- in my address. [email protected]

Hello Everyone: Now that I'm done shoveling, I have time to write a line or two. Our chat last night with Cay Merryman regarding research at the LDS Family History Center went very well. She was a great guest. Next week, I hope to see all of you there -- our topic will be Volunteers! We need 'em and You got 'em -- Seriously, the chat will be about how you might be able to help the website. If you've ever thought about volunteering, now you can find out just what we need done and what you might be able to do to help. I would really like to visit with each of you and answer your questions and hear your ideas. A big reason I'm doing this chat topic is because I've gotten a new scanner -- Yeh! I would like to scan things and have volunteers to type the info up. I would like to do the 1929 Clinton city directory to serve as a bit of an index to the 1930 census. I have uploaded several family outlines sent in by Mike Kearney. He has also been posting many, many obituaries to our message boards. Thank you so much Mike, your hard work is appreciated. You might know that I also coordinate the Iowa Orphaned Treasures project. I recently received 49 photos from a lady in Texas who bought a photo album at an antique shop. The photos are mostly from Davenport, Princeton, Malcom and Brooklyn Iowa. There is one from Toronto tho, of an unidentified woman (#40), also one of the identified photos is of a Metzar - that name sounds familiar for some reason. Some of the other surnames are Marlin, Finlon, Kirkpatrick and Schmalz. I hope you can find time to check them out. Go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/counties/album.htm to see the photos Well, I am taking the weekend off -- visiting an aunt. I hope your shovel doesn't break and you have a great weekend too. The More We Share, The More We Have To Share Nettie Mae Clinton Co., IA www.rootsweb.com/~iaclinto/ Clinton Co., IA Newspaper Abstracts: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/Clinton/index.html Clinton Co., IA Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/clinton/clinton.htm IA GenWeb Chat Room iagenweb.org/state/cgi-bin/chatroom/ IA Orphaned Treasures www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/ IA State Census Project www.iagenweb.org/census/

The chat tonight at 7 pm central will be with Cay Merryman. She will be giving us help with researching at the family history centers. I hope you will join us -- Net The More We Share, The More We Have To Share Nettie Mae Clinton Co., IA www.rootsweb.com/~iaclinto/ Clinton Co., IA Newspaper Abstracts: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/Clinton/index.html Clinton Co., IA Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/clinton/clinton.htm IA GenWeb Chat Room iagenweb.org/state/cgi-bin/chatroom/ IA Orphaned Treasures www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/ IA State Census Project www.iagenweb.org/census/

The correct email to reach Bonnie about the Egland surname is [email protected] The More We Share, The More We Have To Share Nettie Mae Clinton Co., IA www.rootsweb.com/~iaclinto/ Clinton Co., IA Newspaper Abstracts: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/Clinton/index.html Clinton Co., IA Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/clinton/clinton.htm IA GenWeb Chat Room iagenweb.org/state/cgi-bin/chatroom/ IA Orphaned Treasures www.rootsweb.com/~iaphotos/ IA State Census Project www.iagenweb.org/census/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Qk.2ADI/670.1619.1625.1.1 Message Board Post: This is a listing of O'Meara burials in SPD (St. Patrick's Cem., Delmar) and Immaculate Conception Cem. in Waterford Township. O'MEARA ANN 11/08/1861 70 yrs - Wife of Mathew Costolo WATERFORD IC 12 O'MEARA ANN COSTELLO 1828 2/12/1905 His (William) Wife WATERFORD IC 10 O'MEARA ANNA 1857 4/19/1905 Sister WATERFORD IC 9 O'MEARA BRIDGET 1852 4/9/1905 WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA CATHERINE 06/25/1815 03/20/1909 Wife of P. - Native of Co. Tipperury, Ireland WATERFORD IC 7 O'MEARA DENNIS 07/03/1885 20 yrs, 3 ms - App. A WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA ELIZA 1851 4/15/1905 App. A WATERFORD IC 12 O'MEARA ELIZABETH A. 1892 6/5/1905 BLOOMFIELD SPD E-10 O'MEARA ELLEN KELLY 07/20/1927 81 yrs - His (James S.) Wife - App. A WATERFORD IC 2 O'MEARA ELLEN V. 1878 5/22/1905 WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA FRANCIS 11/20/1867 12/19/1881 Son of T. P. & M. O'Meara WATERFORD IC 12 O'MEARA JAMES Broken Stone - App. A WATERFORD IC 13 O'MEARA JAMES S. 09/21/1902 58 yrs WATERFORD IC 2 O'MEARA JAMES S. 03/10/1902 58 yrs - No Stone - App. A WATERFORD IC O'MEARA JANE F. 1873 5/3/1905 WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA JOHN 1863 3/24/1905 Brother WATERFORD IC 9 O'MEARA JOHN 07/08/1877 40 yrs - Native of Canada WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA JOHN J. 1877 5/1/1905 WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA JOHN JUSTIN 10/09/19111 06/07/1980 American Legion WATERFORD IC 6 O'MEARA JOHN L. 1851 4/5/1905 WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA JOHN R. 1876 5/17/1905 WATERFORD IC 6 O'MEARA KATE HELENA 06/18/1891 8 yrs, 9 ms WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA KATHRYN 1893 5/23/1905 WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA M. LILLIAN 1884 4/17/1905 WATERFORD IC 6 O'MEARA MARTIN 03/30/1905 36 yrs WATERFORD IC 10 O'MEARA MARY 05/30/1885 WATERFORD IC 5 O'MEARA MARY 1848 11/25/1927 App. A WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA MARY A. 1875 5/2/1905 WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA MARY VIOLA 12/11/1911 09/01/1995 WATERFORD IC 6 O'MEARA MYRON J. 1866 4/28/1905 WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA NELLIE 1864 4/25/1905 WATERFORD IC 10 O'MEARA PATRICK 01/04/1834 12/03/1910 BLOOMFIELD SPD E- 6 O'MEARA PATRICK A. 1878 5/1/1905 BLOOMFIELD SPD E-10 O'MEARA PATRICK L. 1878 5/12/1905 WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA PATRICK W. 1866 4/17/1905 Brother WATERFORD IC 9 O'MEARA REBECCA ROSE JANE 01/05/1952 03/02/1990 Dau. of Patrick Reilly O'Meara & Louise Lillian Gruenwald WATERFORD IC 2 O'MEARA ROBERT JOSEPH 04/08/1931 Iowa Pvt. 162nd Depot Brig. - American Legion WATERFORD IC 8 O'MEARA ROSE A. 07/22/1886 50 yrs - Wife of J. O'Meara WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA SARAH 04/20/1874 4 yrs, ?ms, 20 dy - Dau. of T. & M. O'Meara - Damaged Stone WATERFORD IC 12 O'MEARA THOMAS F. 05/17/1881 06/01/1960 Son WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA THOMAS P. 1837 4/10/1905 WATERFORD IC 18 O'MEARA WILLIAM 1860 4/22/1905 Brother WATERFORD IC 9 O'MEARA WILLIAM 1823 09/06/1898 App. A WATERFORD IC 10 O'MEARA 01/03/1858 52 yrs -- Wife of Thomas O'Meara - Broken Stone WATERFORD IC 13