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     Pedigree for Ursula Cecilia Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn

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Mickey's date of birth is estimated to be in the year 1814. His death record states he was 76 at the time of his death in 1890 and that he was born in County Mayo, Ireland.1 He was the son of John Quinn. His given name was Michael S. Quinn. His middle name may be Samuel. On Mickey's son, Martin's death certificate his father's name was listed as Samuel. So Mickey's given name maybe Michael Samuel. Mickey Quinn lived through The Great Famine.       On 14 February 1855Mickey married Mary Cormack, daughter of Martin Cormack and Bridget Hoban, at the Roman Catholic Church, Islandeady, Islandeady Parish, County Mayo, Ireland . Mary's parents were living in the townland of Cummer at the time of her marriage. It is not clear where Mickey was living before their marriage but there is a John Quinn living in the townland of Carrha at this time. It is possible that he was Mickey's father.      The Great Famine was about ten years prior to the marriage of Mickey and Mary. Most of the people who lived in that area of County Mayo lived on land leased from Sir Roger Palmer. It is believed that they were evected from their home in much the same way as the famine families were put out of their homes. The following article is an excerpt from the Islandeady web page. At the beginning of the famine in 1845 and 1846 many landlords reacted with compassion, some reducing rents. Even Lord Lucan involved himself in relief measures but by 1848, he was enforcing wholesale evictions of tenants unable to pay rents on his lands around Castlebar and Ballinrobe. Equally infamous was Sir Roger Palmer who owned 90,000 acres in Mayo. In July 1848, The Telegraph reported how at Islandeady his 'crowbar invincibles', pulled down several houses, and drove forth the unfortunate inmates to sleep in the adjoining fields. On Thursday we witnessed the wretched creatures endeavouring to root out the timber of the houses, with the intention of constructing some sort of sheds to screen their children from the heavy rain falling at the time. The pitiless pelting storm has continued ever since, and if they have survived its severity, they must be more than human beings'. Mickey and Mary lived in Derryribbeen, Kilmeena Parish. Their home no longer stands. During a trip to Ireland in 1995 the place where the home was located was shown to Peggy Haley and Betty Patterson by Herbert Keane, grandson of a man who knew Mickey and his family prior to their emigration from Ireland. Herbert told of how his grandfather took him for walks when he was a child and related stories of the days when there was a small gathering of homes in that area. According to Herbert, the land was confiscated for additional farm land by the landlord and the occupants "encouraged" to leave the premises. In the years after the famine many farms that mainly grew crops were turned into cattle farms and the tenant farmers who were no longer needed to grow those crops were evicted. It was at this time, about 1884, that the Quinns left Ireland for America across the "Broad Atlantic". James Cusack, lived across the road from the Quinns. He was not only their friend but a teacher who taught the younger Quinns. A letter was sent by James Cusack to Msgr. John Quinn in 1952 in answer to an add placed in a Mayo area newspaper by Msgr. Quinn in an attempt to locate any family that may remain in the area. James' grandson, Joe Cusack, was visited by Peggy Haley and Betty Patterson in April of 1995. Joe Cusack had the letter written in reply to James Cusack by Msgr. Quinn. The substance of James Cusack's original letter follows. 7th July 1952 Dear Father Quinn, I knew Micky Quinn and his wife Mary Cormack (maiden name) and every one of their children: Brigid, John, Michael, Pat, Martin, Mary, Margaret and Julia. I went to school with all of them except Brigid, and Martin and Julia came to school to me for six months before they went to America. They all lived in the village of Derrynaknock in the Half Parish of Kilmeena, and their house was only about twenty yards from mine. They all left here in April of 1884. Michael and I were the same age. Micky and his wife came to live in Derrynanaugh from Islandeady Parish. Micky had a brother called Jack living in the Parish of Islandeady and I knew him: he had two sons Pat and John; they lived in the village of Corrha, about midway between Derrynanaugh and Castlebar. I think Pat had no family and John had a daughter who got married, but I don't know whether she is yet living. They had a sister named Margaret who was married to a man named Jack Browne, within a few hundred yards of where Micky lived. She and her husband and family emigrated to England. There are very few people living now who remembers them. If you ever take a trip to Ireland I can show you the house where they lived. If there is anything else you'd wish to know and that I can reveal I'd be only to glad to do anything in remembrance of my dear old neighbours and hence I'm writing in reply to your inquiries in the "Mayo News". I'm now 88 years of age and my sight is not very good. Wishing you every blessing, I remain, Very truly yours, James Cusack, Ex. N. T. (National Teacher) Brockagh, Westport, Mayo To Ireland. Father Quinn Chicago Herbert Keane also told Peggy and Betty that the only one of the Quinns to ever return was Michael, Mickey's son. Herbert remembered hearing that the local people thought Michael to have been a very wealthy and successful man when he returned for a visit to his homeland..2 This article from the Mayo News that was published on the Islandeady Website gives an idea as to what may have happened to the Quinns before they left for America. !C:PEGGY'S FILES/GENEALOGY/TMG/REPORTS/MAYO AFTER FAMINE. His wife, Mary, died in 1883 in Ireland. There is no indication that Mary ever came to the U.S. with her family. Family oral history relates that Mary died in Ireland before her family emigrated. However no record of her death has yet been found in the Civil Registry for Kilmeena or Islandeady. She may have traveled to the port city with her family and died there prior to their departure. Mickey immigrated in 1884 to Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Family legend has it that he came with all of his children. The date and place of either embarkation in Ireland or debarkation in the U.S. is not yet known as is the ship on which they traveled. Research in the city directories of Chicago for that time period indicate that Mickey's two oldest sons, John and Patrick, may have come over a few years earlier than their father and siblings.3      Mickey died of Cirrhosis of the liver after a seven month illness, on 14 July 1890 at his home, 354 Dayton St. In Chicago. He had been living in the U.S. for six years prior to his death.1,4 He was buried on 16 July 1890 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; Obituary from the Daily Inter Ocean "Quinn-July 14, at No. 354 Dayton street, Michael Quinn, aged 76 years. Funeral to-day at 9 o'clock."5,6,7

     Children of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack:

John T. Quinn+   (Jul 1860 - Jun 1935)
Bridget Quinn   (1862 - 13 Nov 1919)
Patrick S. Quinn+   (Feb 1863 - 17 Sep 1941)
Michael Anthony Quinn+   (11 Nov 1864 - 08 Jun 1940)
Margaret Quinn+   (28 Dec 1866)
Martin Francis Quinn+   (06 Oct 1869 - 28 Nov 1963)
Mary Agnes Quinn+   (14 Mar 1872 - 13 Jan 1895)
Julia Leona Quinn+   (16 Oct 1875 - 17 Jul 1915)

1. [S2] Illinois Cook Co., Illinois, Cook County, Death Record, Michael S. Quinn, 14 July 1890, Certificate number: 11202.
2. [S11] Letter, James Cusack to Msgr. John S. Quinn, 1955.
3. [S2] Illinois Cook Co., Illinois, Cook County, Death Record, Michael S. Quinn, 14 Jul 1890, Certificate number: 11202.
4. [S9] Daily Inter Ocean, July 16, 1890,page 16 July 1890.
5. [S9] Daily Inter Ocean, July 16, 1890,page 16 July 1890.
6. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, Michael, 16 Jul 1890.
7. [S86] St. Vincent de Paul Church, "Burial Records,", Chicago, Illinois. Microfilm Edition: (AZ FHL: Mesa), Film: 1579728, Item: 5, Page: 14 Jul 1890. Mickey Quinn.

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     Pedigree for Ursula Cecilia Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

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Mary Cormack is believed to have been born about 1835 in Cummer, Islandeady Parish, County Mayo, Ireland .1 She was the daughter of Martin Cormack and Bridget Hoban.1 Mary Cormack lived through The Great Famine with her parents on their farm in Cummer. On 14 February 1855 Mary married Mickey Quinn, son of John Quinn, at the Roman Catholic Church in Islandeady, at County Mayo. Mary's parents were living in the townland of Cummer at the time of her marriage. It is not clear where Mickey was living before their marriage but there is a John Quinn living in the townland of Carrha at this time. It is possible that he was Mickey's father. Mary and Mickey lived in Derryribbeen, Kilmeena Parish. Their home no longer stands. During a trip to Ireland in 1995 the place where the home was located was shown to Peggy Haley and Betty Patterson by Herbert Keane, grandson of a man who knew Mickey and his family prior to their emigration from Ireland. Herbert told of how his grandfather took him for walks when he was a child and related stories of the days when there was a small gathering of homes in that area. According to Herbert, the land was confiscated for additional farm land by the landlord and the occupants "encouraged" to leave the premises. In the years after the famine many farms that mainly grew crops were turned into cattle farms and the tenant farmers who were no longer needed to grow those crops were evicted. It was at this time, about 1884, that the Quinns left Ireland for America across the "Broad Atlantic". James Cusack, lived across the road from the Quinns. He was not only their friend but a teacher who taught the younger Quinns. A letter was sent by James Cusack to Msgr. John Quinn in 1952 in answer to an add placed in a Mayo area newspaper by Msgr. Quinn in an attempt to locate any family that may remain in the area. James' grandson, Joe Cusack, was visited by Peggy Haley and Betty Patterson in April of 1995. Joe Cusack had the letter written in reply to James Cusack by Msgr. Quinn. The substance of James Cusack's original letter follows. 7th July 1952 Dear Father Quinn, I knew Micky Quinn and his wife Mary Cormack (maiden name) and every one of their children: Brigid, John, Michael, Pat, Martin, Mary, Margaret and Julia. I went to school with all of them except Brigid, and Martin and Julia came to school to me for six months before they went to America. They all lived in the village of Derrynaknock in the Half Parish of Kilmeena, and their house was only about twenty yards from mine. They all left here in April of 1884. Michael and I were the same age. Micky and his wife came to live in Derrynanaugh from Islandeady Parish. Micky had a brother called Jack living in the Parish of Islandeady and I knew him: he had two sons Pat and John; they lived in the village of Corrha, about midway between Derrynanaugh and Castlebar. I think Pat had no family and John had a daughter who got married, but I don't know whether she is yet living. They had a sister named Margaret who was married to a man named Jack Browne, within a few hundred yards of where Micky lived. She and her husband and family emigrated to England. There are very few people living now who remembers them. If you ever take a trip to Ireland I can show you the house where they lived. If there is anything else you'd wish to know and that I can reveal I'd be only to glad to do anything in remembrance of my dear old neighbours and hence I'm writing in reply to your inquiries in the "Mayo News". I'm now 88 years of age and my sight is not very good. Wishing you every blessing, I remain, Very truly yours, James Cusack, Ex. N. T. (National Teacher) Brockagh, Westport, Mayo To Ireland. Father Quinn Chicago Herbert Keane also told Peggy and Betty that the only one of the Quinns to ever return was Michael, Mickey's son. Herbert remembered hearing that the local people thought Michael to have been a very wealthy and successful man when he returned for a visit to his homeland..2 Mary died about in 1883. There is no indication that Mary ever came to the U.S. with her family. Family oral history relates that Mary died in Ireland before her family emigrated. However no record of her death has yet been found in the Civil Registry for Kilmeena or Islandeady. She may have traveled to the port city with her family and died there prior to their departure.

     Children of Mary Cormack and Mickey Quinn:

John T. Quinn+   (Jul 1860 - Jun 1935)
Bridget Quinn   (1862 - 13 Nov 1919)
Patrick S. Quinn+   (Feb 1863 - 17 Sep 1941)
Michael Anthony Quinn+   (11 Nov 1864 - 08 Jun 1940)
Margaret Quinn+   (28 Dec 1866)
Martin Francis Quinn+   (06 Oct 1869 - 28 Nov 1963)
Mary Agnes Quinn+   (14 Mar 1872 - 13 Jan 1895)
Julia Leona Quinn+   (16 Oct 1875 - 17 Jul 1915)

1. [S5] Charles D. Duffy, Duffy Genealogy.
2. [S11] Letter, James Cusack to Msgr. John S. Quinn, 1955.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

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John T. Quinn was born in July 1860.1 He was the son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. John T. Quinn immigrated in 1876 to Chicago, Illinois. This year of immigration is listed in the 1900 census. There is a John T. Quinn listed in the Chicago City Directory for this year which may be the correct John Quinn but futher research is necessary because of a discrepancy in the date of immigration listed in the 1920 census. Here the date is 1880. No Ships Passenger List or Port of Entry have been found to date.1 In the Chicago City directory of 1880, a John Quinn is listed living with Patrick Quinn and Anthony Gallagher at 120 Illinois Avenue. Because John had a brother Patrick and a friend Anthony Gallagher, this is believed to be the correct John Quinn but futher proof is necessary because of the immigration date discrepancy.2 In 1884 John is again listed in the City Directory living at 28 Willard Place with his father and siblings..3 On 1 February 1888 John and Sophia C. Casey obtained a marriage license at the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois.4 They were married on 2 February 1888 at the Cathedral of the Holy Name, in Chicago. Witnesses to the marriage were Patrick Quinn, brother of the groom as Best Man and Annie Casey as Maid of Honor.5 In 1890 they were living at 1577 Otto Street. This was their home for many years. About 1894 this end of Otto Street was re-named Buckingham Place and after the re-numbering of Chicago in 1910 the street number was changed from 1577 to 815. Otto Street has since been renamed and at this writing is called Hendersen Street. John was enumerated in the 1900 U. S. Census taken at 1577 Buckingham Place as head of a household consisting of his wife, Sophia, and their children: Marie, John, Vincent, Sybil, and Catherine. A servant, Margaret Caulfield was also enumerated with the family. John is listed as a white, male age 39, born July 1860 in Ireland, immigrated in 1876, resided in the U.S. for 24 years and was naturalized. His occupation is listed as a butcher and he has been employed for the previous 12 months. He could read, write and speak English. He has a mortgage on his home.1 John T. Quinn was a butcher by trade. On a date before 1910 he opened the John T. Quinn meat market on Chicago's North Side. At 861 N. Sheffield Ave.6 In the census taken on 20 April 1910 at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago John was enumerated as the head of a household which included his wife, Sophia, and their children: Marie M., John M., Vincent M., Syble M., Kathleen M., and Patricia M. Also enumerated was Bridget A. Casey, 51, sister-in-law. John was age 49, listed as owner of his own Butcher shop and had a mortgage on his home.6 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerates John as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Sophia, and their children: Marie M., John M., Kathline M., and Patricia M. Also listed was Bridget Casey, sister-in-law. John was age 59, retired, owned his home free of mortgage. His year of immigration is listed as 1880 and naturalization in 1885.7 John was enumerated in the 10 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 714 Briar Place, Chicago as head of a household consisting of his wife Sophia and their daughter Marie. John was 69 years old and not working. He was presumably retired. He owned his home and its value was listed as $25,000.00. The family also had a radio. This census lists 1880 as John's date of immigration and he was naturalized. There was also a boarder named John H. Johnson living with the family. He was from Sweden and working in construction. There is no date of immigration or alien status given for him..8 John T. Quinn died in June 1935 at Chicago, Illinois, at age 74. He was buried on 2 July 1935 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois.

     Children of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey:

Marie M. Quinn   (Oct 1890 - Jan 1966)
John M. Quinn   (Feb 1892 - 22 Aug 1961)
Vincent M. Quinn+   (Dec 1893)
Sybil M. Quinn   (23 Jan 1896 - 04 Jun 1970)
Catherine Quinn   (Sep 1899)
Patricia Martina Quinn+   (28 Nov 1902 - 19 Nov 1970)

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S10] Lakeside Annual Directory of Chicago, 1880, page __.
3. [S10] Lakeside Annual Directory of Chicago.
4. [S25] Cook County, Illinois, "Marriage License", 1 Feb 1888, License Number: 123592.
5. [S84] Holy Name Roman Catholic Cathedral, "Marriage Records,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1578586, Item: 3, Page: 83. Quinn/Casey.
6. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
7. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.
8. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Apr 1930. John T. Quinn household: ED 2868, Sheet 2a, Line 23,.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Patrick S. Quinn was born in February 1863 at County Mayo, Ireland .1 He was the son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. Patrick S. Quinn immigrated in 1878 to Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.2,3 The first address found for Patrick in this country was in 1880 at 120 Illinois Avenue. His brother John was also living at this address.4 The following year he moved to at 354 Dayton Street with his father and siblings.5 Patrick S. Quinn was the best man for his brother at [PS1] marriage to Sophia C. Casey on 2 February 1888 at Cathedral of the Holy Name, Chicago; Witnesses to the marriage were Patrick Quinn, brother of the groom as Best Man and Annie Casey as Maid of Honor.6 Patrick was naturalized on 15 October 1888 at Circuit Court of Cook County, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.3 Patrick was married to Celia McNamara on 14 July 1889 at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago, by Father P N. Judge with Pat's brother Michael and Delia Corcoran as witnesses to the wedding. The following year Michael and Delia were married..7,8 Patrick S. Quinn was listed in the Voter's Registration of at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States of America, 25 October 1892. In this ledger he was listed as having been in the precinct 1.5 years. in the County and State for 10.5. He was living at 168 Rhine Street at the time.9 Patrick was enumerated in the 1900 U.S. Census at 168 Rhine Street as head of a household consisting of his wife, Celia, and their children: Agnes, Michael, Calia, and Martin. He was working as a gas fitter and had been married for 10 years. He was 37years old, had been born in Ireland in February of 1863, could read, write and speak English. He entered the U.S. in 1880, was naturalized and had resided in this country for 20 years. His home was mortgaged. Rhine Street, where Pat and Celia lived, has since been renamed Belden..10 In the census taken on 27 April 1910 at 1947 Lunt Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, Patrick was enumerated as the head of a household which included In the census of that year Patrick was 45 years old, had a mortgage on his home and was working as a foreman. His year of immigration is listed as 1883 and he was naturalized.11 The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 9 January 1920 enumerates Patrick as the head of a household consisting of his wife. Celia, their daughters: Cecila and Josephine, and their grandson, Francis. Patrick is married, 53 years old and listed as a forman for the gas company. His date of immigration is given as 1880 and the year of his naturalization is 1888.12 Patrick was enumerated in the 10 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 1730 North Shore Avenue, Chicago as head of a household consisting of ed 1923 sheet 8b line 82 image 0552 rent 60.00 no radio Patrick 66 m25 1884Na Salesman Dry Goods Store celia 65 m24 1884Na josephine 35 Sales Woman Dry Goods Store francis gs 14.      At the time of his death Patrick and Celia were living with their daughter at 6928 N. Clark St., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Patrick and Celia were in an automobile accident driving to their summer cottage in Algonquin, Illinois during the summer of 1941. They were both injured and Patrick died some months later having never recovered from his injuries..13 Patrick died on 17 September 1941 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 78. He was buried on 19 September 1941 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.14

     Children of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara:

Mary Agnes Quinn   (04 Mar 1891)
Michael Quinn+   (Dec 1891 - 1917)
Cecelia Quinn+   (16 Oct 1893)
Joseph P. Quinn   (26 Jun 1898 - 08 Jul 1898)
Martin Quinn   (Nov 1899 - 22 Sep 1901)
John Quinn   (May 1903 - 18 Jun 1903)
Veronica Quinn   (Feb 1907 - 24 Jun 1907)

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275.).
3. [S77] Chicago Voters Registration, 1892, Images On Line; Printout dated 5 Sep 2002, Patrick Quinn. Image No. 1.
4. [S10] Lakeside Annual Directory of Chicago.
5. [S10] Lakeside Annual Directory of Chicago.
6. [S84] Holy Name Roman Catholic Cathedral, "Marriage Records,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1578586, Item: 3, Page: 83. Quinn/Casey.
7. [S12] Index (Male) to Marriages, Chicago, IL Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1889, Patrick Quinn, Issued: 13 Jul 1889.
8. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 66. Quinn/McNamara.
9. [S101] Voters Index Chicago 1892, 1892. [database online] Provo, UT, http://www.Ancestry.com, 2001, Images Online., PAGE 37.
10. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
11. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 77, E.D. 1037, Sheet 16A, Line 9, (FHL film 1374280).
12. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820341. Patrick S. Quinn household: Vol 91, ED 1413, Sheet 5A, Line 40.
13. [S16] Pension Record OF Patrick S. Quinn, FROM People's Gas, Light and Coke, Chicago, IL.
14. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, Patrick, 19 Sep 1941.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Michael Anthony Quinn was born on 11 November 1864 at County Mayo, Ireland . He was the son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. Michael Anthony Quinn was baptized on 25 November 1864. He immigrated in 1883 to Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 The date of 1890 is given for Michael's date of Naturalization on the Chicago Voters Registration of 1892 but the name of the Court where the citizenship was administerted is not given.2 On 20 March 1891 Michael and Delia Corcoran obtained a marriage license from the Clerk of the County Court, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois .3 They were married on 31 March 1891 in Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, by Father James M. Scanlon. Witnesses to the wedding were Michael Quinn and Mary Scully. Michael's wife, Delia, was a sister to Elizabeth (Corcoran) Quinn, wife of Michael's brother, Martin. Michael and Delia had no children. Their address in Chicago was 1620 Leavitt St.4 Michael Anthony Quinn was listed in the Voter's Registration of at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States of America, 18 October 1892. Michael was living at 1625 Leavitt Street at the time.2 Michael was listed in the census of Chicago, Illinois on 9 June 1900, as head of a household consisting of his wife, Delia and a 13 year old nephew, Joseph, who had been in this country for only five weeks at the time of this census. Because there was no other surname given for Joseph, it is assumed that his name was also Quinn. His parents have not been identified.. The family was living at 1625 Leavitt Street.5 His wife Delia died on 16 January 1906 at 119 Walnut Street, Chicago, Illinois, at age 37; of breast cancer. Her death certificate states that this condition had persisted for three years.6 In July 1908 Michael and Hanna Walsh obtained a marriage license at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 In the census taken on 24 April 1910 at 2217 Lewis Ave., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, Michael was enumerated as the head of a household which included was listed as head of a household consisting of his wife, Hanna, and a boarder, Charles Ryan. Michael was 32 years old married for 3 years and working as an inspector for the gas company. His year of immigration was listed as 1878 and he he was naturalized. He was renting his home.1 He was an Inspector for People's Light Gas and Coke in Chicago.1 The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 15 January 1920 enumerates Michael as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Hannah and their children: Margaret, Catherine, John and Nona. Michael was listed as being 53 years old. His date of immigration is given as 1889 and naturalization was in 1891. Both of these dates are thought to be in error.7 He was a salesman for an auto factory.7 He was New Tag 16Michael 65 (42) 1876Na Shipping Clerk Dry goods 17Hannah 52 (27) 18Margaret 19 19Kathryn L. 18 steno freight office 20Nona Patricia 21John S. 14 owned 3000.00 radio ed 1700 sheet 3a image 0181 on 4 April 1930 at 3734 Clifton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Michael Anthony Quinn died on 8 June 1940 at San Miguel Co., New Mexico, at age 75; He died on a train returning from a vacation to California with his son John.8 He was buried on 12 June 1940 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, Cook County, Illinois.

     Children of Michael Anthony Quinn and Hanna Walsh:

Infant Quinn   (21 Sep 1908 - 21 Sep 1908)
Margaret Quinn   (30 Jun 1910 - 10 Jan 1931)
John Steven Quinn   (1916 - 02 Jan 1998)

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Michael A. Quinn household, Vol __, ED 1023, Sheet 9B, Line 71, (FHL film _______).
2. [S101] Voters Index Chicago 1892, 1892. [database online] Provo, UT, http://www.Ancestry.com, 2001, Images Online., page 36.
3. [S25] Cook County, Illinois, "Marriage License", 20 Mar 1891, License Number: 165078.
4. [S84] Holy Name Roman Catholic Cathedral, "Marriage Records,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1578586, Item: 3, Page: 110. Quinn/Corcoran.
5. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Michael A. Quinn household, Vol 276, ED 792, Sh 16B, Ln 57, (FHL film ________).
6. [S2] Illinois Cook Co., Illinois, Cook County, Death Record, Delia (Corcoran) Quinn, 16 Jan 1906, Certificate number: 14303.
7. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820335. Michael A. Quinn household: Vol 80, ED 1369, Sheet 7, Line 92.
8. [S13] Interview, Nona (Quinn) Hoag, July 1996, Interview with Nona (Quinn) Hoag in July of 1996..

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Margaret Quinn was born on 28 December 1866 at Derryribbeen, Islandeady, County Mayo, Ireland .1 She was the daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. Margaret Quinn married John Coy on 8 June 1889 at Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. By Father P. Judge. Witnesses to the wedding were Patrick Quinn and Bridget Welch. After their marriage, Margaret and John moved to Minnesota. Their first two children, Edna and Harold, were born there. They returned to Chicago sometime before September 1893 when their third child, Howard, was born.2,3 Margaret was enumerated in the 5 June 1900 U. S. Census taken at 197 Aberdeen, Chicago, Illinois as the wife of John Coy. She was 32 years old born in October of 1867 in Ireland. She and John had been married for 11 years. She was the mother of 4 children all of whom were living. Her date of immigration was listed as 1884 and she was not working outside the home..4 In the census taken on 16 April 1910, Margaret was enumerated as the wife of John Coy. At this time the family was living at 1843 Fulton Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Margaret gave her age as 22. She was the mother of 4 children all of whom were living and was not working outside the home. There were also three boarders living with the family, John Callaghan, Michael Hart and Thomas Barrett. Thomas may have been a cousin of Margaret's sister-in-law, Elizabeth (Corcoran) Quinn. All of these men were working for the gas company.5 The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 2 January 1920 enumerates Margaret as the head of a household consisting of her daughter, Mildred and a boarder. She was 45 years old and not working outside her home.6 Margaret was enumerated in the 4 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 1133 Oakdale, Chicago, Illinois as head of a household consisting of her daughter Mildred and a relative, Julia Quinn, of an unknown relationship. Julia was 30 years old, single and working in a clerical capcity for a mail order house. Margaret was widowed, 60 years old and not working outside the home. Her year of immigration was given as 1880 and she was naturalized. Their home was rented for $35.00 per month and they owned a radio..7

     Children of Margaret Quinn and John Coy:

Edna Coy   (Sep 1890)
Harold T. Coy+   (Nov 1891 - b 1930)
Howard Coy+   (Sep 1893)
Mildred Coy   (Jul 1896)

1. [S1] Ireland, County Mayo, Islandeady, "Civil Registry of Birth" South Mayo Heritage Center extraction, LDS film #0101143.
2. [S34] Index (Female) to Marriages, Chicago, Il Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1889, Margaret Quinn, Issued: 8 Jun.
3. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 65. Quinn/Coy.
4. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
5. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film Film _______. John Coy household: Vol. __, E.D. 691, Sheet 2B, Line 5.
6. [S8] U.S. Census - 1910, Household of Margaret J. Coy. Vol __, ED1242, Sheet 1A, Line 19. Microfilm version, FHL film# _______., unknown cd2, (FHL film unknown cd3).
7. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Image 0595, Page ___. Margaret Coy household: ED 1709, Sheet 7a, Line 27.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Bridget Quinn was born in 1862. She was the daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. Bridget married John McDonald on 5 May 1888 in Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. Witnesses to the wedding were John Carroll and Mary McCormack.1 Bridget was enumerated in the 8 June 1900 U. S. Census taken at N. Halstead Street, Chicago, Illinois as the wife of John McDonald. She was 35 years old and married for 10 years with no children. She immigrated to thr U.S. from Ireland in 1880..2 Bridget and John had no children of their own. They did however raise Edwin Gallagher, the son of Bridget's sister, Mary Agnes (Quinn) Gallagher. Mary died at Edwin's birth. Edwin was mentally handicapped and lived with Bridget and John until he was a teenager. He then went to live at a State Hospital in Chicago, IL where he died at the age of 22. Records from this institution are pending.      Bridget Quinn died on 13 November 1919 at 657 Center St., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was buried on 15 November 1919 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; Bridget purchased this cemetery plot 18 Aug 1906 for her husband John's burial. The graves are in Section S, Lot 14, Block 28. The lot is 8'X10' (80 sq. ft.) and holds 3 graves. In these graves 9 individuals are buried.3

1. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 60. Quinn/McDonald.
2. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John McDonald household, Vol. __, E.D. 626, Sheet 14A, Line 1, (FHL film unknown cd3).
3. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, McDonald, Bridget, 15 Nov 1919.

Appears on charts:
     Pedigree for Ursula Cecilia Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Martin Francis Quinn was born on 6 October 1869 in Derryribeen,Kilmeena Parish, Ireland. The family home was in a small village of thirteen or fourteen homes. They were famers with small plots of land to raise crops for the landlord, Sir Richard Palmer, and food for their own families. Martin's father was a blacksmith in addition to being a farmer. After the famine, the landlord decided he would be better off with the tenants gone and the land made into pastureland for cattle. The families were evicted and the homes destroyed..1 He was the son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. With their home gone the family decided to emigrate to America. Martin's mother died in Ireland prior to the family leaving their homeland. It is not known exactly when the family arrived but it was in the early 1880's. Martin immigrated about 1884 to Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States of America.2 He was naturalized on 25 March 1895 at County Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, at age 25. .3 Martin is listed in the 1900 Census of Illinois boarding with the James M. Clarke family at James M. Clarke, 632 Harrison, Chicago, Illinois. He was 24 years old and working as a janitor. His date of immigrated from Ireland was given as 1885 and he was naturalized. He could read, write and speak English. Even though Martin was actually 30 years old at this time and not 24, I believe this to be the correct Martin Quinn because on his marriage records in September of the same year his age is listed as 24. For some reason he wanted it known that he was younger than his actual age. Because his naturaization papers are for that of a minor,I believe the reason for the discrepancy to be connected to those papers.2 Martin married Elizabeth Mary Corcoran, daughter of James Corcoran and Sarah Barrett, on 5 September 1900 at St. Andrew's Church in Chicago; On the day of her wedding, Dr. Henrotin wrote a letter of congratulations to Lizzy. Enclosed with the letter was a $20.00. In 1900 that amount would have filled an entire room with furniture. It was a very extravagant gift. As can be seen in advertisments in the "Interocean", a Newspaper published in Chicago at the turn of the 20th century, an oak kitchen chair sold for $0.89, an oak pedestle table for $3.89, a living room sofa for $8.00. The Henrotins seem to have been very happy with Elizabeth and enjoyed the time she spent in their employ. Elizabeth lived with the Henrotins and was an office attendant for Dr. Hentroin in his medical practice.4 In the census taken on 21 April 1910 at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois, Martin was enumerated as the head of a household which included his wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.5 The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerates Martin as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Elizabeth and their children: Maria (Mary), Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John, Colette and Ursula. Martin was 49 years old and married for 20 years. His date of arrival in the U.S. is listed as 1880 and his date of Naturalization as 1888. This is a discrpancy with the 1910 information. His place of employment is Peoples Gas Company.6 During the depression years Martin had a still in the basement of their family home and made "gin" for sale on the street. He was working for People's Light, Gas and Coke in Chicago. With the help of his brother who was a pipe fitter for the same company he re-routed the gas lines in the house so that they would bypass the meter. The man who read the meter each month came on the same day of the week and Martin made sure he was home to greet him. Martin would offer him a beer and tell him tosit and rest at the kitchen table while he went himself into the basement to read the meter. One day in a new man was assigned to this route and he came on an earlier day than usual. Martin was not home when he arrived. Coletta, Martin's daughter, let the man in and when he saw the setup in the basement he reported it to the Gas Company. Martin was fired and not only lost his job but his pension. Because of their loss of income Martin and Elizabeth were unable to keep their house on Leamington avenue. Their daughter, Mary and her husband, Frank bought the house and lived there with Mary's parents and siblings. About 1937 Martin and Elizabeth moved to a small carriage house on Winona Street not far from their Leamingto Avenue house. They lived there for two years before Elizabeth's death. Martin was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, his son-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Martin was 56 years old and living with his wife in the home of their daughter, Mary. He was naturalized and his date of immigration was listed as 1884. There is no occupation listed in this census.7 His wife Elizabeth died on 16 March 1939 at 5105 Winona Street, Chicago, Illinois, at age 63. She died on the day before St. Patrick's day of complications of cancer of the bowel. Her death was a severe blow to her family. Elizabeth's daughters believed that the fact that their father lost his pension was a contributing factor for their mother's loss of the will to live.8 Martin died on 28 November 1963 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, at age 94.9 His body was returned to Chicago for burial next to his wife.. Martin was buried on 2 December 1963 in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois.

     Children of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran:

Mary Ann Quinn+   (07 Jul 1901 - 23 May 1969)
Elizabeth Frances Quinn+   (29 Jan 1903 - 28 Sep 1985)
Clement Joseph Quinn Sr.+   (22 Nov 1904 - 25 Jan 1969)
Monica Martina Quinn+   (25 Dec 1906 - 28 Oct 1989)
John Jerome Quinn+   (30 Sep 1908 - 03 May 1957)
Colette Helen Quinn   (11 Mar 1910 - 06 Sep 1976)
Ursula Cecilia Quinn+   (21 Nov 1912 - 30 Aug 1978)
Anthony Quinn   (13 Jul 1916)

1. [S1] Ireland, County Mayo, Islandeady, "Civil Registry of Birth" South Mayo Heritage Center extraction, Film# 0101189, item 2, Page 598..
2. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, James M. Clarke household, Vol. 31, E.D. 325, Sh. 1B, Ln. 89, (FHL film 1240258).
3. [S17] U. S. Citizenship, Naturalization Record, County Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, Martin Quinn (25 March 1895).
4. [S78] Letter, Dr. Fernand Henrotin to Elizabeth Corcoran, 5 Sep 1900.
5. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
6. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
7. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.
8. [S51] Elizabeth Quinn, Funeral Card, Koop Funeral Home, Chicago, Illinois: March 16, 1939.
9. [S51] Quinn, Martin F., Funeral Card, Koop Funeral Home, Chicago, Illinois: 28 Nov 1963.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Mary Agnes Quinn was born on 14 March 1872 at Derryribbeen, Kilmeena Parish, County Mayo, Ireland .1 She was baptized in 14 March 1872 in Derryribbeen.1 She was the daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack.2,1 At the age of 21, Mary was married to Martin Gallagher at Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago, on 8 May 1893. The ceremony was performed by Father F. X. Antill. Witnesses to the wedding were Frank Sheppard and Julia Quinn.3 Mary died of Mitral Valve Disease of the heart on 13 January 1895 at 194 Lewis Street, Chicago, Illinois, at age 22 . Mary most likely had Rheumatic Fever as a child which left her with the mitral valve disease. This disease is usually not fatal. But pregnancy puts an added strain on the heart which in the case of an impaired mitral valve causes a decreased amount of oxygen in the tissues. She and her infant son, Edwin, were affected by this weakened condition. Deprived of oxygen in the late pregnancy and during the birth process Edwin was born mentally impaired. Mary never recovered from the strain the pregnancy and birth put on her heart. Edwin was born in November and Mary died the following January.4 She was buried on 15 January 1895 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois. Her grave marker reads: In Memory of Mary Agnes Gallagher, Died Jan 13 1895, Age 19 yrs 11 mo 27 days.4,5,6

     Child of Mary Agnes Quinn and Martin Gallagher:

Edwin Gallagher   (1894 - Sep 1917)

1. [S1] Ireland, County Mayo, Islandeady, "Civil Registry of Birth" South Mayo Heritage Center extraction, Mary Quinn, 14 Mar 1872.
2. [S1] Ireland, County Mayo, Islandeady, "Civil Registry of Birth" South Mayo Heritage Center extraction, Mary Quinn, 14 Mar 1872v.
3. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 83. Quinn/Gallagher.
4. [S2] Illinois Cook Co., Illinois, Cook County, Death Record, Mary A. (Quinn) Gallagher, 13 Jan 1895, Certificate number: 6133.
5. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Gallagher, Mary, 15 Jan 1895.
6. [S107] Mary A. Gallagher Grave Marker, Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois, Sec. ___, Lot ___, Grave __..

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=IEMayo

Julia Leona Quinn was born on 16 October 1875 in Derryribbeen, in the civil parish of Kilmeena, County Mayo, Ireland . She was the youngest of the eight Quinn children. She was born in Ireland and brought to this country by her father when she was between ages 5 and 8. Her death notices and the 1900 census records her place of birth as Chicago, IL. This is an error whether intentional or otherwise. Sometimes it was easier just to say you were born in the United States than deal with the Department of Immigration and Naturalization. Julia's mother died in Ireland before the family immigrated but Julia's birth record clearly states that she was born in Ireland. Her family came here between 1884 and 1888. She was the daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack. Julia was baptized in October 1875 at Roman Catholic Church, Kilmeena, Islandeady Parish, County Mayo, Ireland . John Black Murphy and Julia were married on 17 June 1902 in Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. By Father P. Byron. Witnesses to the wedding were Jacob McGowan and Agnes Combiths. Following their wedding the couple moved to Colorado where John was the manager for a hotel in Pueblo. Their daughter, Kathryn, was born while they were living here. They moved from Pueblo to Phillipsburg, Kansas where John was the manager of the Bissell Hotel.1 In the census taken on 24 April 1910, Julia was enumerated as the wife of John Black Murphy. At this time the family was living at Phillipsburg, Phillips County, Kansas. She is listed as being born in Illinois and present age is 30. She is not working ouside the home.2 Julia died on 17 July 1915 in Phillipsburg, Kansas, at age 39 from complications of pregnancy. She died five days after giving birth to their second daughter who died the day after her birth. She was buried on 19 July 1915 at Fairview Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Phillips Co., Kansas; from Sts. Phillip and Jahn's Church.

     Children of Julia Leona Quinn and John Black Murphy:

Kathryn Murphy   (1903)
Female infant Murphy   (12 Jul 1915 - 13 Jul 1915)

1. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 166. Quinn/Murphy.
2. [S8] U.S. Census - 1910, John B. Murphy household, E.D. ___, Sheet 14A, Line 34, (FHL film Film _______).

Sophia C. Casey was born in March 1867. On 1 February 1888 Sophia and John T. Quinn obtained a marriage license at the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois.1 They were married on 2 February 1888 at the Cathedral of the Holy Name, in Chicago. Witnesses to the marriage were Patrick Quinn, brother of the groom as Best Man and Annie Casey as Maid of Honor.2 Sophia was enumerated in the 1900 U. S. Census taken at 1577 Buckingham Place as the wife of John T. Quinn. She was 33 years of age and the mother of 6 children 5 of whom were living. She was not employed outside the home.3 In the census taken on 20 April 1910, Sophia was enumerated as the wife of John T. Quinn. At this time the family was living at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. She was 45 years old, the mother of 6 children all of whom were living. She was not working outside the home.4 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerates Sophia as the wife of John T. Quinn. Sophia was listed as 53 in the 1920 census, living with John and their children at the same address. They had been married for 22 years. She is listed as having had 6 children all of whom were living. She was not working outside the home.5 Sophia was enumerated in the 10 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 714 Briar Place, Chicago as the wife of John T. Quinn. She was 64 years old and gave her age at her first marriage as 22..6 Sophia C. Casey died in September 1939 at Chicago, Illinois, at age 72. She was buried on 21 September 1939 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois.

     Children of Sophia C. Casey and John T. Quinn:

Marie M. Quinn   (Oct 1890 - Jan 1966)
John M. Quinn   (Feb 1892 - 22 Aug 1961)
Vincent M. Quinn+   (Dec 1893)
Sybil M. Quinn   (23 Jan 1896 - 04 Jun 1970)
Catherine Quinn   (Sep 1899)
Patricia Martina Quinn+   (28 Nov 1902 - 19 Nov 1970)

1. [S25] Cook County, Illinois, "Marriage License", 1 Feb 1888, License Number: 123592.
2. [S84] Holy Name Roman Catholic Cathedral, "Marriage Records,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1578586, Item: 3, Page: 83. Quinn/Casey.
3. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
4. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
5. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.
6. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Apr 1930. John T. Quinn household: ED 2868, Sheet 2a, Line 23,.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

Marie M. Quinn was born in October 1890 in Chicago, Illinois.1 She was the daughter of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey.1 She was enumerated as the daughter of John T. Quinn in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 1577 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Illinois. She was 9 years of age, could read and write, and was attending school.1 The 20 April 1910 census enumerated Marie with her father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. She was listed as age 19 and working as a stenographer in an office.2 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of John T. Quinn. She was age 27 and working as a stenographer.3 Marie was enumerated in the 1930 census with John T. Quinn, her father, on 10 April 1930 at 714 Briar Place, Chicago. She was 34 years old and working as a stenographer in a Real Estate offoce.4 Marie M. Quinn died in January 1966 in Chicago, Illinois, at age 75.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.
4. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Apr 1930. John T. Quinn household: ED 2868, Sheet 2a, Line 23,.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

John M. Quinn was born in February 1892 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 He was the son of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey.1 John M. Quinn was enumerated as the son of John T. Quinn in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 1577 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Illinois. He was in school, age 8 and could read and write.1 The 20 April 1910 census enumerated him with his father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. In the 1910 census John was working as a clerk.2 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerated him as the son of John T. Quinn. At age 26, he was working as a salesman of stocks and bonds.3 John M. Quinn died on 22 August 1961 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 69.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

Vincent M. Quinn was born in December 1893 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 He was the son of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey.1 Vincent M. Quinn was enumerated as the son of John T. Quinn in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 1577 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Illinois. At age 6, he was notyet in school.1 The 20 April 1910 census enumerated him with his father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. He was age 16 and was in school.2      Vincent M. Quinn married Jeannette Birren in 1919.      Vincent was enumerated in the U.S. Census population schedule on 2 January 1920 as the head of household at 859 Cornelia, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Living with Vincent at the time of this census were his wife, Jeanette and his brother-in-law, F. B. Birren. Vincent's occupation is listed as sales manager for a baking powder company. He is 26 years old and is renting his home.3 Vincent was enumerated in the 4 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 6355 North Paulina Avenue, Chicago as head of a household consisting of Vincent 35 m23 Com.salesman - groceries Jeanette 33 m21 Carol 5 Patricia 4 John Johnson - boarder ed 1942 sheet 1a line 37 image 0124 value r 75.00 no radio .      He died and was buried in Peoria, Illinois.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film _______. Vincent M. Quinn household: Vol. __, E.D. 1281, Sh 12B, Ln 58.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

Sybil M. Quinn was born on 23 January 1896 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 She was the daughter of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey.1 Sybil M. Quinn was enumerated as the daughter of John T. Quinn in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 1577 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Illinois. She was 4 years old.1 The 20 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Syble was 14 years old and attending school.2 Sybil M. Quinn entered the Sisters of Mercy and was given the name of Sister Mary Sophia. The census of [LD2] taken on 1920 enumerated her as a member of the convent at [LD1]. Sister Mary Sophia died on 4 June 1970 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 74.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

Catherine Quinn was born in September 1899 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 She was the daughter of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey.1 Catherine Quinn was enumerated as the daughter of John T. Quinn in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 1577 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Illinois. She was 8 months old.1 The 20 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Catherine was listed in the 1910 census as Kathleen M. She was 11 years old and attending school.2 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of John T. Quinn. She was enumerated as Kathline M. She was 20 years old and working as a statistician for the Children's Bureau.3 At some point over the next few years Catherine Quinn entered the Sisters of Mercy and was given the name of Sister Mary Giovanni.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John T. Quinn Household, Vol 53, E.D. 765, Sh. 7B, Ln. 94, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=ILCook

Patricia Martina Quinn was born on 28 November 1902 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 She was the daughter of John T. Quinn and Sophia C. Casey. The 20 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Patricia was 7 years old and attending school.1 The census of at 815 Buckingham Place, Chicago taken on 13 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of John T. Quinn. She was 17 years old and attending school.2 On 4 October 1924 Patricia married Carl Weitzel at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Patricia was enumerated in the 9 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 1729 Bryn Mawr, Chicago as the wife of Carl Weitzel. She was 27 years old and not working outside the home. Patricia was born in Illinois..3 Patricia Martina Quinn died on 19 November 1970 at River Forest, Cook County, Illinois, at age 67.

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, John T. Quinn household, Vol 79, ED 1073, Sheet 10B, Line 89, (FHL film 1374281).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820334. John T. Quinn household: Vol 77, ED 1284, Sheet 3B, Line 50.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0308. Carl Weitzel household: ED1946, Sheet 8a, Line 1.

Celia McNamara was christened at Ireland. She was born in May 1866 at Knochrne, Cedremorris, County Mayo, Ireland. Celia was married to Patrick S. Quinn, son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack, on 14 July 1889 at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago, by Father P N. Judge with Pat's brother Michael and Delia Corcoran as witnesses to the wedding. The following year Michael and Delia were married..1,2 Celia was enumerated in the 6 June 1900 U. S. Census taken at 168 Rhine Street, Chicago, Illinois as the wife of Patrick S. Quinn. Celia was enumerated in the 1900 census with her husband, Michael, and their children: Agnes, Michael, Celia and Martin. Her name was listed as Calia. She was 34 years old and the mother of 6 children of whom 4 were living. She was born in Ireland and immigrated in 1882. At this time was not working outside the home..3 In the census taken on 27 April 1910, Celia was enumerated as the wife of Patrick S. Quinn. At this time the family was living at 1947 Lunt Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Celia, whose name was spelled, Celie, was 43 years old and not working outside the home. She was listed as having had 9 children of whom 5 were living. Her year of immigration was listed as 1886.4 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 9 January 1920 enumerates Celia as the wife of Patrick S. Quinn. Celia was 54 years old in the 1920 census, living with Patrick and their daughters: Cecelia and Josephine and their grandson, Francis.5 Celia was enumerated in the 10 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 1730 North Shore Avenue, Chicago as the wife of Patrick S. Quinn. (an unknown value). Celia McNamara died in November 1955 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 89. She was buried on 7 November 1955 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.6

     Children of Celia McNamara and Patrick S. Quinn:

Mary Agnes Quinn   (04 Mar 1891)
Michael Quinn+   (Dec 1891 - 1917)
Cecelia Quinn+   (16 Oct 1893)
Joseph P. Quinn   (26 Jun 1898 - 08 Jul 1898)
Martin Quinn   (Nov 1899 - 22 Sep 1901)
John Quinn   (May 1903 - 18 Jun 1903)
Veronica Quinn   (Feb 1907 - 24 Jun 1907)

1. [S12] Index (Male) to Marriages, Chicago, IL Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1889, Patrick Quinn, Issued: 13 Jul 1889.
2. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 66. Quinn/McNamara.
3. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
4. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 77, E.D. 1037, Sheet 16A, Line 9, (FHL film 1374280).
5. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820341. Patrick S. Quinn household: Vol 91, ED 1413, Sheet 5A, Line 40.
6. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, Celia, 7 Nov 1955.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=19

Mary Agnes Quinn died at Brookline, Massachusetts. She was buried at Brookline, Massachusetts. Mary married Martin Keanney at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; after living in Evanston, Illinois for a few years, they moved to Brookline Massachusetts where they lived the remainder of their lives. Martin and mary never had children.1 Mary Agnes Quinn was born on 4 March 1891 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Mary was enumerated with Patrick S. Quinn, her father in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 168 Rhine Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Mary Agnes, listed as Agnes, was 9 years old during the 1900 census and was attending school.2 Mary was enumerated in the 27 April 1910 census with her parents at 1947 Lunt Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. In the 1910 census Mary Agnes, listed as Mary, was 19 years old and living with her parents. She is single and working as an operator with the telephone company.3

1. [S13] Interview, Nona (Quinn) Hoag, July 1996, Interview with Josephine Bence - 1994..
2. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
3. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 77, E.D. 1037, Sheet 16A, Line 9, (FHL film 1374280).

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Michael Quinn was christened at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was born in December 1891 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Michael was enumerated with Patrick S. Quinn, his father in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 168 Rhine Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Michael was 8 years old at the time of the 1900 census and was attending school.1 Michael was enumerated in the 27 April 1910 census with his parents at 1947 Lunt Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Michael was 17 years old at the time of the 1910 census and working as a messenger for the gas company. He was single and living with his parents.2 On 29 August 1914 Michael married Rose Fisher at Cook County, Illinois. Michael Quinn died in 1917 at Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; Michael died in the flu epidemic of 1917. After WW1. He was buried in 1917 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.

     Children of Michael Quinn and Rose Fisher:

Francis Quinn

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 77, E.D. 1037, Sheet 16A, Line 9, (FHL film 1374280).

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Reference=21

Cecelia Quinn was christened at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Cecelia Quinn died at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was buried at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Cecelia married Otto Brochvogel. Cecelia Quinn was born on 16 October 1893 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Cecelia was enumerated with Patrick S. Quinn, her father in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 168 Rhine Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Celia, who was listed as Calia, was 6 years old and living with her parents when the 1900 census was taken.1 Cecelia was enumerated in the 27 April 1910 census with her parents at 1947 Lunt Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Cecelia was 16 years old during the 1910 census. She was single, living with her parents and attending school.2 The census of 1732 North Shore Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois taken on 9 January 1920 enumerates her as the daughter of Patrick S. Quinn. Cecelia was 25 at the time of the 1920 census, single and living at home with her parents. She was working as a stenographer.3

     Children of Cecelia Quinn and Otto Brochvogel:

Mary Agnes (Sally) Brochvogel

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 77, E.D. 1037, Sheet 16A, Line 9, (FHL film 1374280).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820341. Patrick S. Quinn household: Vol 91, ED 1413, Sheet 5A, Line 40.

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Reference=22

Joseph P. Quinn was born on 26 June 1898 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Joseph P. Quinn died on 8 July 1898 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 0. He was buried in July 1898 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=23

Martin Quinn was born in November 1899 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Martin was enumerated with Patrick S. Quinn, his father in the census taken on 6 June 1900 at 168 Rhine Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Martin was 6 months old and living with his parents during the 1900 census.1 Martin Quinn died on 22 September 1901 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 1. He was buried in September 1901 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Patrick S. Quinn household, Vol. 40, E.D. 488, Sheet 10A, Line 29, (FHL film 1240275).

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Reference=24

John Quinn was born in May 1903 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. John Quinn died on 18 June 1903 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 0. He was buried on 19 June 1903 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.1

1. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, John.

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Reference=26

Veronica Quinn was born in February 1907 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Patrick S. Quinn and Celia McNamara. Veronica Quinn died on 24 June 1907 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 0. She was buried on 26 June 1907 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.1

1. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, Veronica, 26 Jun 1907.

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     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=IERosc

Elizabeth Mary Corcoran , daughter of James Corcoran and Sarah Barrett, was born on 22 November 1875 in Fairymount, County Roscommon, Ireland; Elizabeth was born after the great famine in Ireland and life in the years following "The Great Hunger" continued to be difficult. Her mother died when she was about two years old. She was raised by her father and older siblings with the help of her grandmother.1 Elizabeth Mary Corcoran was the daughter of James Corcoran and Sarah Barrett. Elizabeth Mary Corcoran was christened on 24 November 1875 at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Fairymount.2 She was called Lizzy by her family and was identified with that name on several records throughout her life such as: census records, her father's death record and her childrens' baptismal records.3 Her mother died when Lizzy was about 4 years of age. She was raised by her father, older siblings and her grandmother.4 Elizabeth Mary Corcoran was present at the death of her father on 1 January 1895. He died on New Year's Day of gangrene of the foot, an illness of six weeks duration. Lizzy was the informant listed on his death certificate.5 After her father's death Elizabeth emigrated to America. Her sister, Delia, who had made the trip a few years before, was living in Chicago and was married to Michael Quinn. Their brothers James and Patrick also lived in the city with their families. In Chicago, Illinois.3 She was enumerated as a member of the Henrotin household during the 1900 US Census.3 Elizabeth married Martin Francis Quinn, son of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack, on 5 September 1900 at St. Andrew's Church in Chicago. On the day of her wedding, Dr. Henrotin wrote a letter of congratulations to Lizzy. Enclosed with the letter was a $20.00. In 1900 that amount would have filled an entire room with furniture. It was a very extravagant gift. As can be seen in advertisments in the "Interocean", a Newspaper published in Chicago at the turn of the 20th century, an oak kitchen chair sold for $0.89, an oak pedestle table for $3.89, a living room sofa for $8.00. The Henrotins seem to have been very happy with Elizabeth and enjoyed the time she spent in their employ. Elizabeth lived with the Henrotins and was an office attendant for Dr. Hentroin in his medical practice.6 In the census taken on 21 April 1910, Elizabeth was enumerated as the wife of Martin Francis Quinn. At this time the family was living at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. She was listed as 35 years old, immigrated in 1894 and was naturalized. Elizabeth was the mother of 6 children all of whom were living. She could read and write and was not working outside the home.7 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerates Elizabeth as the wife of Martin Francis Quinn. She was listed as 47 years old. The date of her arrival into the U.S. was given as 1882 which is different from 1910's 1894 date and we know that in 1895 she was still in Ireland because she is listed on her father's death certificate as being present at the event.8 During the depression years Martin had a still in the basement of their family home and made "gin" for sale on the street. He was working for People's Light, Gas and Coke in Chicago. With the help of his brother who was a pipe fitter for the same company he re-routed the gas lines in the house so that they would bypass the meter. The man who read the meter each month came on the same day of the week and Martin made sure he was home to greet him. Martin would offer him a beer and tell him tosit and rest at the kitchen table while he went himself into the basement to read the meter. One day in a new man was assigned to this route and he came on an earlier day than usual. Martin was not home when he arrived. Coletta, Martin's daughter, let the man in and when he saw the setup in the basement he reported it to the Gas Company. Martin was fired and not only lost his job but his pension. Because of their loss of income Martin and Elizabeth were unable to keep their house on Leamington avenue. Their daughter, Mary and her husband, Frank bought the house and lived there with Mary's parents and siblings. About 1937 Martin and Elizabeth moved to a small carriage house on Winona Street not far from their Leamingto Avenue house. They lived there for two years before Elizabeth's death. Elizabeth was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, her son-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Lizzy was listed in this census living with her husband at the home of their daughter, Mary. Her age was 52. Her date of immigration is given as 1894 and she was naturalized.9 Elizabeth Mary Corcoran died on 16 March 1939 at 5105 Winona Street, Chicago, Illinois, at age 63 the day before St. Patrick's day, of complications of cancer of the bowel. Her daughters cared for her in the days before her death. She believed that the water used to boil potatoes had healing properties and this was the only thing she would or could eat during those last days. Her death was a severe blow to her family. Elizabeth's daughters believed the fact that their father lost his pension was a contributing factor for her loss of the will to live. They said that this fact contributed greatly to her death.10 She was buried on 20 March 1939 at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois.

     Children of Elizabeth Mary Corcoran and Martin Francis Quinn:

Mary Ann Quinn+   (07 Jul 1901 - 23 May 1969)
Elizabeth Frances Quinn+   (29 Jan 1903 - 28 Sep 1985)
Clement Joseph Quinn Sr.+   (22 Nov 1904 - 25 Jan 1969)
Monica Martina Quinn+   (25 Dec 1906 - 28 Oct 1989)
John Jerome Quinn+   (30 Sep 1908 - 03 May 1957)
Colette Helen Quinn   (11 Mar 1910 - 06 Sep 1976)
Ursula Cecilia Quinn+   (21 Nov 1912 - 30 Aug 1978)
Anthony Quinn   (13 Jul 1916)

1. [S87] Baptismal Record from R.C. Church of the Sacred Heart : Elizabeth Corcoran, 23 Nov 1875, Personal Papers of Margaret A. Haley.
2. [S87] Baptismal Record from R.C. Church of the Sacred Heart : Elisabeth Corcoran, 24 Nov 1875, Personal Papers of Margaret A. Haley.
3. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Dr. Fernand Henrotin household, Vol __, ED 712, Sh 13B, Ln 92, (FHL film Film _______).
4. [S41] Certificate of Death, Ireland, County Roscommon, Roscommon, Western Health Board Office,, 1877, Sarah Corcoran.
5. [S41] Certificate of Death, Ireland, County Roscommon, Roscommon, Western Health Board Office,, 1894, James Corcoran.
6. [S78] Letter, Dr. Fernand Henrotin to Elizabeth Corcoran, 5 Sep 1900.
7. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
8. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
9. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.
10. [S51] Elizabeth Quinn, Funeral Card, Koop Funeral Home, Chicago, Illinois: March 16, 1939.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack
     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=28

Mary Ann Quinn was born on 7 July 1901 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. Mary Ann Quinn was baptized on 21 July 1901 at St. Andrew's Church. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. She was 8 years old and attending school.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn. Mary's name is entered as Marie in this schedule and her age is given as 18. She was working as an office clerk.2 Mary Ann Quinn married Frank Whelan on 4 May 1925 at St. Cornelius' Church, Chicago, Illinois. Mary was enumerated in the 17 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois as the wife of Frank Whelan. Mary was 28 years old and not working outside the home..3 Mary and her famiy lived at 5235 N. Leamington Ave. from about 1929 to 1940. They then moved to 5133 N. Natches Ave where they lived for several years until moving to 4676 N. LeClaire. Mary Ann Quinn died on 23 May 1969 at Resurection Hospital, Chicago, at age 67. She was buried on 26 May 1969 at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois.

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.

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     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack
     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=29

Elizabeth Frances Quinn was born on 29 January 1903 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. Elizabeth Frances Quinn was baptized on 15 February 1903 at St. Andrew's Church, Chicago, Illinois. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. His wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn. She was single and working as a clerk in a factory.2 Elizabeth, Colette and Ursula was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, her brother-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. She was 27 years old and working as a clerk in a printing office.3 On 24 September 1936 Elizabeth married Michael Joseph Connolly at St. Cornelius' Church, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Elizabeth Frances Quinn died on 28 September 1985 at 4921 N. Winchester Ave., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 82. She was buried on 1 October 1985 at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, Cook County, Illinois.

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack
     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=ILCook

Clement Joseph Quinn Sr. was born on 22 November 1904 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States of America. He was the son of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated him with his father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. His wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated him as the son of Martin Francis Quinn. He was attending school and is listed as being 15 years old.2 Clement Joseph Quinn Sr. was employed by Sears Roebuck & Company. In 1926 in Memphis, Tennessee. He worked as a control buyer for their textile division in the Memphis store. In 1941 he was appointed to Merchandise assistant. On 1 June 1929 Clement married Marie Ethel Westney in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States of America. Clement was enumerated in the 8 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 725 N. McLean, Memphis, Tennessee as head of a household with his wife, Marie. The couple was renting their home for $35.00 per month and did not have a radio. Clement was employed as a buyer for a mail order house..3 Clement Joseph Quinn Sr. died on 25 January 1969 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, at age 64. He was buried on 27 January 1969 at Calvary Cemetery, Memphis, Tennessee.4

     Children of Clement Joseph Quinn Sr. and Marie Ethel Westney:

Clement Joseph Quinn Jr.   (04 Jan 1931 - 17 Nov 1990)
Gerald Westney Quinn+   (19 Nov 1932 - 14 Aug 1993)

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S95] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0345. Clement J. Quinn household: ED 201, Sheet 11B, Line 51.
4. [S36] Letter, Sr. Mary Della Quinn to M.A. Haley, 25 Nov 1998, The in formation to update the family book is from the personal knowledge of the Mary Della Quinn, daughter of Clement and Marie (Westney) Quinn. This letter is in the colletion of Margaret A. Haley..

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     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
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Reference=ILCook

Monica Martina Quinn was born on 25 December 1906 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. Monica Martina Quinn was baptized on 6 January 1907 at St. Andrew's Church, Chicago, Illinois. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. His wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn. She was in school at age 13.2 On 16 May 1927 Monica married Edward Heffernan at St. Cornelius Church, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Monica was enumerated in the 5 April 1930 U. S. Census taken at 5701 Melvina Avenue, Chicago, Illinois as the wife of Edward Heffernan. She was 23 years old and not working outside the home..3 Monica Martina Quinn died on 28 October 1989 at Resurection Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 82; Cause: Heart Disease. She was buried on 31 October 1989 at Ascension Cemetery, Libertyville, Lake County, Illinois.

     Children of Monica Martina Quinn and Edward Heffernan:

Sarah Ann Heffernan+   (06 Nov 1929 - 03 Feb 1995)

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Image 0762, Page 11. Edward Heffernan household: E.D. 1478, Sheet 6a, Line 1.

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     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=32

John Jerome Quinn was born on 30 September 1908 at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 He was the son of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. John Jerome Quinn was christened on 18 October 1908 at St. Andrew's Church, Chicago, Illinois. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated him with his father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. His wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.2 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated him as the son of Martin Francis Quinn. He was attending school at age 11.3 John was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, his brother-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. He was 21 years old and working as a laborer in a print shop.4 John Jerome Quinn died on 3 May 1957 at Henrotin Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 48; Cause: Heart attact. John's mother, Elizabeth (Corcoran) Quinn worked for Dr. Henrotin, for whom this hospital was named, before her marriage in 1900.1 He was buried on 5 May 1957 at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.5

1. [S51] Quinn, John J., Funeral Card, Koop Funeral Home, Chicago, Illinois: 3 May 1957.
2. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
4. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.
5. [S3] Archdiosese of Chicago, Mount Carmel Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 1400 S. Wolf Rd., Hillside, IL, Quinn, John J., Sec.22, Block 10, Lot 103, Grave 3.

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     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
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Reference=33

Colette Helen Quinn was born on 11 March 1910 at 1820 Otto Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois . She was the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. Colette Helen Quinn was baptized on 3 April 1910 in Chicago. On her baptismal certificate her name was recorded as Colleta Helen. The 21 April 1910 census enumerated her with her father at 1820 Otto St., Chicago, Illinois. His wife, Elizabeth and their children: Mary, Elizabeth, Clement, Monica, John and Coletta. Martin was listed as 38 years old and had been married for 10 years. His date of immigration was said to be 1888 and he was natualized. He could read and write English and was a horseshoer by trade. He was renting his home.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn. She was 9 years old and attending school.2 Colette entered the convent at Our Lady of Sorrows in Ladysmith, Wisconsin at approximately age 18. She left within the first year due to an unspecified illness. She worked for many years as a cook and housekeeper for the nuns at St. Tarcissus Parish in Chicago. She also worked at St. John Berchman's in Chicago; St. Gilbert's in Grayslake, Illinois; and St. Peter's in Antioch, Illinois. Elizabeth, Colette and Ursula was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, her brother-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. She was 20 years old and not working outside the home at this time.3 Colette Helen Quinn died on 6 September 1976 at North Shore Geriatric Center, North Chicago, Lake County, Illinois , from complications of Breast Cancer at age 66. She was buried on 8 September 1976 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Hillside Avenue, Antioch.

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Martin F. Quinn household, Vol. 88, E.D. 1150, Sheet 8B, Line 83, (FHL film 1374285).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.

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     Pedigree for Ursula Cecilia Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack
     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=ILCook1912

Ursula was born on 21 November 1912 at at her home 1820 Otto Street, in Chicago, at Illinois.1 She was the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran. Ursula Cecilia Quinn was christened on 8 December 1912 at St. Andrew Church, 3546 N. Paulina Street, Chicago, Illinois. Her god parents were Patrick Healy and Mrs. Corcoran.1 Ursula attended the elementary schools at St. Cornelius and St. Andrew parishes. She did not attend high school. The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 12 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of Martin Francis Quinn. She was 7 years old and in school.2 About 1921 the Quinn family moved to 5235 Leamington Ave. in the Forest Glen area of Chicago. Ursula lived here until her marriage. Elizabeth, Colette and Ursula was enumerated in the 1930 census with Frank Whelan, her brother-in-law, on 17 April 1930 at 5235 Leamington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. She was 17 years old and working as a switchboard operator for the telephone company.3 On 1 June 1933 Ursula married Thomas Francis Haley Jr, son of Thomas Francis Haley Sr and Mary Geraldine Rowan, at St. Cornelius Church, Chicago. Ursula and Tom's first apartment was at 5705 Catalpa Avenue, Chicago. About 1940 Ursula and Tom moved into a basement apartment in the home of Max and Marie Winfield at 5754 N. Melvina Ave. In 1942 with the expected arrival of their fourth child, they moved to a larger home on Leamington Ave. (an unknown value). On 18 September 1949 the family moved to the Township of Antioch Illinois. The house at Rte. #3 Box 476 Trevor Road was a white clapboard sided house with a red roof. The main part of the house was built before the Civil War. There was a well with a pump on the end of the kitchen sink - no hot water. There was a barn, chicken coop, and a windmill. The "outhouse" was the first item to be updated. In October the house boasted of its first flush toilet. The address of the house changed about 1960 to Box 818. Then about 1978 the property was annexed into the Village of Antioch and the address was changed to 43453 Trevor Rd. Ursula Cecilia Quinn died on 30 August 1978 at St. Therese Hospital, W. Washington Street, Waukegan, at age 65 of Heart Failure following a heart attact. She was buried on 2 September 1978 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Hillside Avenue, Antioch.

     Children of Ursula Cecilia Quinn and Thomas Francis Haley Jr:

Nancy Ursula Haley   (13 Jul 1935 - 13 Jul 1935)
Daniel Eugene Haley   (22 Mar 1950 - 20 Aug 1980)

1. [S112] St. Andrew Church, Chicago, Illinois, Baptismal Record : Ursula Quinn, 1912.
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820336. Martin . Quinn household: Vol 82, ED 1385, Sheet 3B, Line 68.
3. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0390. Frank Whelan household: ED 1486, Sheet 27a, Line 26.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack
     Descendant Chart for Patrick Corcoran
     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=35

Anthony Quinn was born on 13 July 1916 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; This child of Martin and Elizabeth (Corcoran) Quinn died shortly after birth and was named Anthony according to Ursula (Quinn) Haley and Monica (Quinn) Heffernan. Anthony Quinn died in 1916 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Martin Francis Quinn and Elizabeth Mary Corcoran.1 Anthony Quinn was buried at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

1. [S13] Interview, Nona (Quinn) Hoag, July 1996, Information from Monica (Quinn) Corcoran and Ursula (Quinn) Haley.

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     Descendant Chart for Francis Barrett

Reference=36

Delia Corcoran was born in May 1868 at Fairymount, County Roscommon, Ireland. She was the daughter of James Corcoran and Sarah Barrett. Delia Corcoran immigrated in 1881. On 20 March 1891 Delia and Michael Anthony Quinn obtained a marriage license from the Clerk of the County Court, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois .1 They were married on 31 March 1891 in Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, by Father James M. Scanlon. Witnesses to the wedding were Michael Quinn and Mary Scully. Delia, was a sister to Elizabeth (Corcoran) Quinn, wife of Michael's brother, Martin. Michael and Delia had no children. Their address in Chicago was 1620 Leavitt St.2 Delia was listed in the 1900 U.S. census on 9 June 1900 as the wife of Michael Anthony Quinn living at at 1625 Leavitt Street, Chicago, Illinois. Her birthdate was given as May 1868 and her age 32. She was born in Ireland and immigrated in 1881. She could read, write and speak English. Living in the household with Delia and Michael was Joseph Quinn age 13, a nephew from Ireland. Joseph had been in the U.S. for five weeks at the time of this census. Because there was no other surname given for Joseph, it is assumed that his name was also Quinn. His parents have not been identified.3      On 16 January 1906 Delia died at119 Walnut Street, Chicago, Illinois, at age 37 of breast cancer. Her death certificate states that this condition had persisted for three years.. Her death notice in the Chicago Daily News read as follows: Quinn, Delia T. (nee Corcoran) wife of Michael A., sister of Patrick and James Corcoran, and Mrs. M. F. Quinn; native of Fairymount, Co. Roscommon. Funeral from her residence, 119 Walnut st. to St. Columbkille's church thence to Mt. Carmel cemetery. --Jan. 17, 1906.4 She was buried at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside.4

1. [S25] Cook County, Illinois, "Marriage License", 20 Mar 1891, License Number: 165078.
2. [S84] Holy Name Roman Catholic Cathedral, "Marriage Records,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1578586, Item: 3, Page: 110. Quinn/Corcoran.
3. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, Michael A. Quinn household, Vol 276, ED 792, Sh 16B, Ln 57, (FHL film ________).
4. [S2] Illinois Cook Co., Illinois, Cook County, Death Record, Delia (Corcoran) Quinn, 16 Jan 1906, Certificate number: 14303.

Hanna Walsh was born on 27 March 1883 at Pennsylvania. In July 1908 Hanna and Michael Anthony Quinn obtained a marriage license at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1 In the census taken on 24 April 1910, Hanna was enumerated as the wife of Michael Anthony Quinn. At this time the family was living at 2217 Lewis Ave., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. With Michael. She is 26 years old born in Pennsylvania and not working outside the home. She is listed as mother to one child who was not living at the time of this census.1 The census of Chicago, Illinois taken on 15 January 1920 enumerates Hanna as the wife of Michael Anthony Quinn. Hannah was enumerated with Michael and their children in the 1920 census. She is listed as 36 years old, born in Pennsylvania of Irish parents. She is not working outside the home.2 Hanna Walsh was buried in December 1939 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Hanna Walsh died on 11 December 1939 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 56.

     Children of Hanna Walsh and Michael Anthony Quinn:

Infant Quinn   (21 Sep 1908 - 21 Sep 1908)
Margaret Quinn   (30 Jun 1910 - 10 Jan 1931)
John Steven Quinn   (1916 - 02 Jan 1998)

1. [S7] U.S. Census - 1910, Michael A. Quinn household, Vol __, ED 1023, Sheet 9B, Line 71, (FHL film _______).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820335. Michael A. Quinn household: Vol 80, ED 1369, Sheet 7, Line 92.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=38

Infant Quinn died on 21 September 1908 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 0. Infant Quinn was buried on 21 September 1908 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; The records from Calvary Cemetery name Michael and Hannah Quinn as this infant's parents. It does not mention the name or sex of the infant.1 Infant Quinn was born on 21 September 1908 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Infant Quinn was the child of Michael Anthony Quinn and Hanna Walsh.

1. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Quinn, Infant, 21 Sep 1908.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=39

Margaret Quinn was born on 30 June 1910 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Michael Anthony Quinn and Hanna Walsh. The census of 2217 Lewis Avenue, Chicago, Cook. Co., Illinois taken on 15 January 1920 enumerates Margaret as the daughter of Michael Anthony Quinn. Margaret is 9 years old at the time of the 1920 census and is a student living with her parents.1 Margaret Quinn was buried in January 1931 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Margaret Quinn died on 10 January 1931 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 20.

1. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820335. Michael A. Quinn household: Vol 80, ED 1369, Sheet 7, Line 92.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=41

John Steven Quinn was born in 1916 at at home, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Michael Anthony Quinn and Hanna Walsh. The census of 2217 Lewis Avenue, Chicago, Cook. Co., Illinois taken on 15 January 1920 enumerates John as the son of Michael Anthony Quinn. Nona is listed under the name of Nora in the 1920 census. She is 6 years old and attending school.1      After attending the seminary at St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois, John was Ordained to the Priesthood in 1940. John Steven Quinn was Pastor at Sts. Faith, Hope and Charity Church, Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois, and later at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. Father John earned a PhD in Canon Law in 1946 at Gregorian University, Rome, Italy. He was appointed as consultant to Vatican II from 1962-1965. He served as a consultant for the revision of Canon Law between 1967 to 1982. Father John also served for seventeen years on the Metropolitan Tribunal, the archdiocesan body that considers marriage annulments. During the last seven years of this appointment he served as judicial vicar. For twenty years before his retirement in 1986, he was Pastor at St. Andrew's Parish on Chicago's North Side. The Chicago City Council voted March 3, 1996 as "John Quinn Day" in recognition of the work he did in this Lakeview community. John Steven Quinn died on 2 January 1998 at Resurection Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was buried on 7 January 1998 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, next to his parents and sister, Margaret.

1. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film 1820335. Michael A. Quinn household: Vol 80, ED 1369, Sheet 7, Line 92.

John Coy was born in May 1858 at Connecticut.      John Coy married Margaret Quinn, daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack, in 8 June 1889 in Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. By Father P. Judge. Witnesses to the wedding were Patrick Quinn and Bridget Welch. After their marriage, Margaret and John moved to Minnesota. Their first two children, Edna and Harold, were born there. They returned to Chicago sometime before September 1893 when their third child, Howard, was born.1,2 John Coy was enumerated in the 1900 US Census as head of a household consisteing of his wife, Margaret, and their children: Edna, Harold, Howard and Mildred. John is listed as having been born in Connecticut in 1858, being at the time of the census 42 years old. He and Margaret were married for 11 years. His occupation was collar manufacturer. They were living in a rented home.. The family was living at 197 Aberdeen, in Chicago. She was 32 years old born in October of 1867 in Ireland. She and John had been married for 11 years. She was the mother of 4 children all of whom were living. Her date of immigration was listed as 1884 and she was not working outside the home.3 In the census taken on 16 April 1910 at 1843 Fulton Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, John was enumerated as the head of a household which included He had given his age as 22 and birth place as Connecticut. He was working as a leatherworker in a saddlery.4

     Children of John Coy and Margaret Quinn:

Edna Coy   (Sep 1890)
Harold T. Coy+   (Nov 1891 - b 1930)
Howard Coy+   (Sep 1893)
Mildred Coy   (Jul 1896)

1. [S34] Index (Female) to Marriages, Chicago, Il Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1889, Margaret Quinn, Issued: 8 Jun.
2. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 65. Quinn/Coy.
3. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
4. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film Film _______. John Coy household: Vol. __, E.D. 691, Sheet 2B, Line 5.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=44

Edna Coy was born in September 1890 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of John Coy and Margaret Quinn. Edna was enumerated with John Coy, her father in the census taken on 5 June 1900 at 197 Aberdeen, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Edna was 9 years old, born in september of 1890 in Minnesota. This census does not indicate whether or not she is attending school.1 Edna was enumerated in the 16 April 1910 census with her parents at 1843 Fulton Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was single, 20 years old and working as a stenographer in an office.2

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film Film _______. John Coy household: Vol. __, E.D. 691, Sheet 2B, Line 5.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=45

Harold T. Coy was born in November 1891 at Minnesota. He was the son of John Coy and Margaret Quinn. Harold was enumerated with John Coy, his father in the census taken on 5 June 1900 at 197 Aberdeen, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Harold is 8 years old during this census and was born in November of 1891 in Minnesota. His schooling is not indicated in this census.1 Harold married Rebecca Pareal. The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 1920 enumerates Harold as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Rebecca and their two daughters, Mildred and Harriet. Harold was 29 years old and a forman for a newspaper printer.2 Harold T. Coy died before 1930.

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film unknown cd3. Harold T, Coy household, Vol. __, E.D. 2065, Sheet 14B, Line 73: Film _______.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=46

Howard Coy was born in September 1893 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of John Coy and Margaret Quinn. Howard was enumerated with John Coy, his father in the census taken on 5 June 1900 at 197 Aberdeen, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He is 6 years old and was born in September of 1893 in Illinois. His schooling is not indicated.1 Howard was enumerated in the 16 April 1910 census with his parents at 1843 Fulton Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was single, 16 years old, was attending school and working as an errand by in an office.2 Howard married Helen Steinke. The census of at Chicago, Illinois taken on 8 January 1920 enumerates Howard as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Helen, and their daughter, Edna. Also living with the family is his brother-in-law, Stanley Steinke. Howard gave his age as 25 and is working as a bookkeeper in a factory.3

     Child of Howard Coy and Helen Steinke:

Edna Coy   (1918)

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film Film _______. John Coy household: Vol. __, E.D. 691, Sheet 2B, Line 5.
3. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film unknown cd3. Howard Coy hoousehold: Vol. __, E.D. 707, Sheet 4B, Line 40.

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     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=47

Mildred married William Raish. Mildred Coy was born in July 1896 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was the daughter of John Coy and Margaret Quinn. Mildred was enumerated with John Coy, her father in the census taken on 5 June 1900 at 197 Aberdeen, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She is 3 years old in this census and was born in July of 1896.1 Mildred was enumerated in the 16 April 1910 census with her parents at 1843 Fulton Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was 14 years old and attending school.2 She was enumerated with Margaret Quinn, her mother in the census taken on 2 January 1920 at 657 Center St., Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She was single, 21 years old and working as a stenographer.3 Mildred was enumerated in the 1930 census with Margaret Quinn, her mother, on 4 April 1930 at 1133 Oakdale, Chicago, Illinois. Her daughter Mildred and a relative, Julia Quinn, of an unknown relationship. Julia was 30 years old, single and working in a clerical capcity for a mail order house. Margaret was widowed, 60 years old and not working outside the home. Her year of immigration was given as 1880 and she was naturalized. Their home was rented for $35.00 per month and they owned a radio.4

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John J. Coy household, Vol 45, E.D. 593, Sh. 6A, Ln. 40, (FHL film film 1240269).
2. [S32] U.S. Census - 1920, Family History Library, Mesa, Arizona film Film _______. John Coy household: Vol. __, E.D. 691, Sheet 2B, Line 5.
3. [S8] U.S. Census - 1910, Household of Margaret J. Coy. Vol __, ED1242, Sheet 1A, Line 19. Microfilm version, FHL film# _______., unknown cd2, (FHL film unknown cd3).
4. [S88] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image Image 0595, Page ___. Margaret Coy household: ED 1709, Sheet 7a, Line 27.

John Black Murphy was born on 1 June 1880 at Briggsville, Wisconsin.1 He was the son of Ellene (Murphy).2 Julia Leona Quinn and John were married on 17 June 1902 in Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. By Father P. Byron. Witnesses to the wedding were Jacob McGowan and Agnes Combiths. Following their wedding the couple moved to Colorado where John was the manager for a hotel in Pueblo. Their daughter, Kathryn, was born while they were living here. They moved from Pueblo to Phillipsburg, Kansas where John was the manager of the Bissell Hotel.3 In the census taken on 24 April 1910 at Phillipsburg, Phillips County, Kansas, John was enumerated as the head of a household which included his wife, Julia, and their daughter, Kathryn. John gave his age as 31. He had been married for 7 years and is renting his home. He is employed as a proprietor of a hotel.4 His wife Julia died on 17 July 1915 at Phillipsburg, Kansas, at age 39; from complications of pregnancy. She died five days after giving birth to their second daughter who died the day after her birth. On circa 1918 John married Louise Champlain, daughter of Ida M. (Champlain).1 The census of at Denver, Colorado taken on 5 January 1920 enumerates John as the head of a household consisting of his wife, Louise, his daughter Kathryn and their son John. Also living with the family are John's mother, Ellene, and his mother-in-law, Ida Champlain. John is 37 years old and working on a ranch as a cattleman.1 John Black Murphy died on 16 August 1920 at Missoula, Montana, at age 40. He was buried circa 20 August 1920 at Fairview Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Kansas.

     Children of John Black Murphy and Julia Leona Quinn:

Kathryn Murphy   (1903)
Female infant Murphy   (12 Jul 1915 - 13 Jul 1915)

1. [S73] U.S. Census 1920, Images Online at http://www.ancestry.com. Image 91. John Murphy household: ED 85, Sheet 4A, Line 8.
2. [S73] U.S. Census 1920, Images Online at http://www.ancestry.com. Image 91. John Murphy household: E.D. 85 Sheet 4A Line 8.
3. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 166. Quinn/Murphy.
4. [S8] U.S. Census - 1910, John B. Murphy household, E.D. ___, Sheet 14A, Line 34, (FHL film Film _______).

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=CO____

Kathryn Murphy was born in 1903 at Colorado.1 She was the daughter of John Black Murphy and Julia Leona Quinn.2 Kathryn was enumerated in the 24 April 1910 census with her parents at Phillipsburg, Phillips County, Kansas. She was born in Colorado, listed as six years old and in school.1 The census of Denver, Colorado taken on 5 January 1920 enumerated her as the daughter of John Black Murphy. Kathryn is 16 and was born in Colorado.2 The estimated date of marriage for Kathryn Murphy and (?) Wilson is in 1928.3 Kathryn Murphy was enumerated as a lodger in the household of Inez Croome in the census taken on April 1930 at 68 East 56th Street, Manhattan, New York. She was 27 years old, widowed and living as a lodger with Inez Croome. She was working as a stylist of gowns. She lived in a very interesting neighborhood with people who were actors, writers and sculptors. The personal information listed included the fact that she was born in Colorado, her father was born in Wisconsin and her mother was born in Ireland. As an interesting note, this is the first time that I have found a mention in U.S. records that Kathryn's mother Julia Quinn Murphy was born in Ireland. All U.S.records until this stated that she was born in Chicago. The household had a radio but Kathryn did not. The amount she paid in rent was also not listed.3

1. [S8] U.S. Census - 1910, John B. Murphy household, E.D. ___, Sheet 14A, Line 34, (FHL film Film _______).
2. [S73] U.S. Census 1920, Images Online at http://www.ancestry.com. Image 91. John Murphy household: ED 85, Sheet 4A, Line 8.
3. [S89] U.S. Census 1930, Images Online at http://www.Ancestry.com. Image 0978. Inez Croome household: ED 1215, Sheet 31a, Line 47.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=50

Female infant Murphy was born on 12 July 1915 at Phillipsburg, Phillips Co., Kansas. Female infant Murphy died on 13 July 1915 at Phillipsburg, Phillips Co., Kansas, at age 0. She was the daughter of John Black Murphy and Julia Leona Quinn. Female infant Murphy was buried on 14 July 1915 at Fairview Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Phillips Co., Kansas.

Martin Gallagher died at Illinois. He was buried at Illinois. He was born at County Mayo, Ireland. At the age of 21, Martin was married to Mary Agnes Quinn, daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack, at Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago, on 8 May 1893. The ceremony was performed by Father F. X. Antill. Witnesses to the wedding were Frank Sheppard and Julia Quinn.1

     Child of Martin Gallagher and Mary Agnes Quinn:

Edwin Gallagher   (1894 - Sep 1917)

1. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 83. Quinn/Gallagher.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Mickey Quinn
     Descendant Chart for Martin Cormack

Reference=52

Edwin Gallagher was baptized in 1894 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was born in 1894 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Martin Gallagher and Mary Agnes Quinn. Edwin Gallagher was enumerated with John McDonald, his aunt and uncle, Bridget (Quinn) and John McDonald, in the census taken on 8 June 1900 at N. Halstead Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of Mary Agnes (Quinn) Gallagher and Martin Gallagher. Mary died at his birth and he was mentally handicapped. He was cared for by the McDonalds until his teenage years when he was placed in a State Home.1 Edwin Gallagher died in September 1917 at Chicago State Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was buried on 19 September 1917 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.2

1. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John McDonald household, Vol. __, E.D. 626, Sheet 14A, Line 1, (FHL film unknown cd3).
2. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, Gallagher, Edwin, 19 Sep 1917.

John McDonald was born in 1866 at Ireland. John married Bridget Quinn, daughter of Mickey Quinn and Mary Cormack, on 5 May 1888 in Saint Vincent de Paul Church, Chicago. Witnesses to the wedding were John Carroll and Mary McCormack.1 John was enumerated in the 8 June 1900 U. S. Census taken at N. Halstead Street, Chicago, Illinois as head of a household consisting of his wife, Dora (Bridget?) and a boarder believed to be his wife's nephew, Edwin Gallagher. John was 35 years old and had been married for 10 years. He immigrated in 1885 and was naturalized. He was working as an inspector for the gas company..2 John McDonald died in March 1902 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was buried on 1 April 1902 at Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.3 John and Bridget had no children of their own. They did however raise Edwin Gallagher, the son of Bridget's sister, Mary Agnes (Quinn) Gallagher. Mary died at Edwin's birth. Edwin was mentally handicapped and lived with Bridget and John until he was a teenager. He then went to live at a State Hospital in Chicago, IL where he died at the age of 22. Records from this institution are pending.

1. [S18] St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, "Marriage Records, 1875 to 1909,", Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Microfilm Edition: ( FHL: Mesa AZ), Film: 1579728, Item: 1, Page: 60. Quinn/McDonald.
2. [S33] U.S. Census - 1900, John McDonald household, Vol. __, E.D. 626, Sheet 14A, Line 1, (FHL film unknown cd3).
3. [S62] Archdiosese of Chicago, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery Records, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL, McDonald, John, 1 Apr 1902.

       
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