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     John Healy was baptized on 13 April 1870 at Clashmore and Kinsalebeg Parish, Waterford, Ireland. Sponsors were Anastasia Duggan. Male sponsor's name was illegible. Baptized by J. Long.⁸
     John Healy was born on 26 April 1870 at Waterford, Ireland..^1,9,3 He was a shophand at Waterbury, Connecticut.³ He was buried in 1908 at Calvary, Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     John Healy died on 5 July 1908 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 38 Heart Failure/Acute Alcoholism and Heat Prostration.³

           Bartholomew Healy was born in July 1832 at Ballycurrane, Waterford, Ireland..⁴ He was baptized on 24 July 1832 at Clashmore and Kinsalebeg Parish, Waterford, Ireland. Sponsors were William Cochlane and Bridget Cochlane (Coughlin?)⁵
     Bartholomew Healy married Mary Wall, daughter of Michael Wall, on 15 October 1859 at Drumgullane, Clashmore and Kinsalebeg, County Waterford, Ireland. The marriage was performed by J. Long and witnesses were Thomas Healy and Hanora Power.⁶
     Bartholomew Healy and Mary Wall resided in December 1861 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland.⁷
     Bartholomew Healy resided in 1894 at Grange, County Waterford, Ireland.⁸
     Bartholomew died on 15 December 1894 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland, at age 62 of pleurisy lasting for 20 years. The informant to his death was Patrick Healy, his son-in-law (daughter Mary's husband). He left Mary a widow.⁹

           Mary Wall was born circa 1840 at Waterford, Ireland..⁴
     Mary Wall married Bartholomew Healy, son of Daniel Healy and Mary Lonergan, on 15 October 1859 at Drumgullane, Clashmore and Kinsalebeg, County Waterford, Ireland. The marriage was performed by J. Long and witnesses were Thomas Healy and Hanora Power.⁵
     Mary Wall and Bartholomew Healy resided in December 1861 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland.⁶ Mary Wall was an informant to the death of Michael Wall, her father, on 22 January 1887 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland; from debility lasting one year.⁷
     Mary Wall resided in January 1887 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland.⁸
     Bartholomew died on 15 December 1894 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland, at age 62 of pleurisy lasting for 20 years. The informant to his death was Patrick Healy, his son-in-law (daughter Mary's husband). He left Mary a widow.⁹
     Mary Wall, age 60, appears as head of household in the census of 1901 in Ballycurrane, Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland, with Bridget Healy, Thomas Healy and Bartholomew Healy.¹ Mary Wall was a dealer in 1901 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland.¹
     Mary Wall, age 78, appears as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in Ballycurrane, North, Clashmore, Waterford, Ireland, with Thomas Healy, her son.² Mary Wall was a grocer in 1901 at County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁰
     Mary Wall died on 27 December 1915 at Ballycurrane, County Waterford, Ireland, from senile decay lasting 2 years.¹¹

           Henry James Quinn Jr. was born on 26 November 1909 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^{9,10,11,12,13,5}
     Henry James Quinn Jr. appears as Henry J. Quinn, age 5 months, in the census of 18 April 1910 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Henry James Quinn as his son.¹
     Henry James Quinn Jr. resided on 18 April 1910 at 656 East Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents Henry and Annie and his siblings Mary, William, and Anna.¹⁴
     Henry James Quinn Jr. appears as Henry J. Quinn, age 9, in the census of 28 January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Henry James Quinn as his son.² Henry James Quinn Jr. resided on 28 January 1920 at 268 Hamilton Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents Henry James Quinn and Anna E. Healy as well as with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Elizabeth Anne Quinn, Gertrude Quinn, Emeline M. Quinn and Thomas F. Quinn, his siblings..² Henry James Quinn Jr. resided in April 1930 at 33 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents Henry James Quinn and Anna E. Healy as well as with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Elizabeth Anne Quinn, Gertrude Quinn, Emeline M. Quinn and Thomas F. Quinn, his siblings..³
     Henry James Quinn Jr. appears as Henry Quinn, age 20, in the census of 5 April 1930 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Henry James Quinn as his son.³ Henry James Quinn Jr. was a clerk in a grocery store in April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut.²
     Henry James Quinn Jr. appears as Henry, age 29, in the census of 13 April 1940 at 123 Wolcott Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Anna E. Healy as her daughter, along with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Gertrude Quinn, Emeline M. Quinn and Thomas F. Quinn.⁴ Henry James Quinn Jr. was a clerk in a retail grocery store in April 1940 at Waterbury.¹⁵
     Henry James Quinn Jr. died on 30 June 1996 at Veterans Home and Hospital, Rocky Hill, Connecticut, at age 86.^16,5 He was buried at Colonel Gates Cemetery, Rocky Hill, Connecticut.⁵

           Thomas F. Quinn was born on 14 November 1919 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^7,8
     Thomas F. Quinn appears as Thomas F. Quinn, age 1/12 months, in the census of 28 January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Henry James Quinn as his son.¹ Thomas F. Quinn resided on 28 January 1920 at 268 Hamilton Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents Henry James Quinn and Anna E. Healy as well as with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Henry James Quinn Jr., Elizabeth Anne Quinn, Gertrude Quinn and Emeline M. Quinn, his siblings..¹ Thomas F. Quinn resided in April 1930 at 33 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents Henry James Quinn and Anna E. Healy as well as with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Henry James Quinn Jr., Elizabeth Anne Quinn, Gertrude Quinn and Emeline M. Quinn, his siblings..²
     Thomas F. Quinn appears as Thomas Quinn, age 10, in the census of 5 April 1930 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Henry James Quinn as his son.²
     Thomas F. Quinn appears as Thomas Quinn, age 20, in the census of 13 April 1940 at 123 Wolcott Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Anna E. Healy as her daughter, along with William F. Quinn, Anna E. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Henry James Quinn Jr., Gertrude Quinn and Emeline M. Quinn.⁹
     Thomas F. Quinn married Elizabeth Canning circa 1944.^10,3 Thomas was a U.S. Army Air Corp veteran of World War II.³ He was a tax accountant for Scovill Manufacturing until his retierment at Waterbury, Connecticut.³ He was an accountant at Scoville Manufacturing Company in 1961 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹¹
     Thomas F. Quinn resided in June 1996 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁴
     Thomas F. Quinn died on 31 January 2009 at Waterbury Hospital, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 89.³

           Bridget A. Lehane was born on 30 May 1870 in Drumgullane, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.^1,13,14 She was baptized on 31 May 1870 at Clashmore Church, Clashmore Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. She was baptized by the Reverend J. Long and sponsors were Laurence Collins and Alice Leahy.¹⁵
     Bridget A. Lehane immigrated on 15 May 1888 to Boston, Massachusetts, the United States.²
     Bridget A. Lehane married Edward F. Verriker in 1895.^16,17
     Bridget A. Lehane appears as Bridget Verriker, age 30, in the census of 16 June 1900 at 2 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Edward F. Verriker as his wife.²
     Bridget resided between 1915 and 1918 at 18 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her daughters Mabel and Laura.^18,19,20,21
     Bridget A. Lehane resided between 1920 and 1924 at 64 South View Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her daughters, Laura and Mabel.^22,23,24
     Bridget A. Lehane resided in 1931 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her children Laura, Mabel, and William.²⁵
     Bridget A. Lehane resided in 1935 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her children.²⁶
     Bridget A. Lehane, age 66, appears as head of household in the census of 5 April 1940 in 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Mabel R. Verriker, Loretta E. Verriker and William J. Verriker Sr.³
     Bridget A. Lehane resided between 1948 and 1952 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her children Laura (Loretta), Mabel, and William (he left in June 1948 when he got married.)^27,28,29 She was a housewife.
     Bridget A. Lehane died on 5 June 1952 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 82 from carcinoma of the stomach.^30,17,31 She was buried in June 1952 at New St. Joe's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, She is buried with her husband and her daughter, Mabel. A Margaret Lehan is also buried with them. Is she Bridget's mother or sister?³¹

           Edward F. Verriker was born in September 1869 in Worcester, Massachusetts.^1,2 He was employed by B & B. Mfg Co. in 1895 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³ He was a boarder in 1895 at 692 South Main, Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     Edward F. Verriker married Bridget A. Lehane, daughter of Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy, in 1895.^4,5 Edward F. Verriker was employed by B & B. Mfg Co. in 1898 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶
     Edward F. Verriker resided between 1898 and 1908 at 2 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^6,1,7,8
     Edward F. Verriker, age 30, appears as head of household in the census of 16 June 1900 in 2 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Bridget A. Lehane, Mabel R. Verriker, Loretta E. Verriker and Harold Francis Verriker.¹ Edward F. Verriker was a dye seller in June 1900 at Connecticut.¹ He was employed by B & B. Mfg Co. in 1902 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁷ He was employed by B & B. Mfg Co. in 1908 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁸
     Edward F. Verriker resided between 1910 and 1913 at 8 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^9,10,11 He was employed by Scoville Manufacturing Co. between 1910 and 1914 at Waterbury, Connecticut.^9,10,11,12
     Edward F. Verriker resided in 1914 at 18 Granite Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹²
     Edward F. Verriker died on 8 December 1914 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 45.^13,14 He was buried at New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Her is buried with his wife and daughter, mabel. A Margaret Lehan is also buried with the family. Could this be Bridget's mother or sister?¹⁵

           Declan Lehane was born in 1837 at Clashmore, Ireland..² He was baptized on 17 July 1837 at Ardmore Parish Church, Ardmore Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. By the Reverend Jer. O'Meara. Sponsors were James Broderick and Margaret Quirke.¹ He was also known as Daglain.⁸
     Declan Lehane resided in 1864 at Knockbrack, Ireland.⁹
     Declan Lehane married Margaret Murphy on 1 November 1864 at Piltown Chapel, Clashmore, Ireland.^10,11,12,13
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in December 1865 at in the townland of Drumgullane, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁴
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in April 1868 at in the townland of Drumgullane, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁵ Declan Lehane was also known as Leahan.^16,17,18
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in May 1870 at in the townland of Drumgullane, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁹ Declan Lehane was an informant to the death of Margaret Lehane, his infant daughter, on 1 February 1873 at Drumgullane, County Waterford, Ireland; from croup (probably) lasting two days.²⁰ Declan Lehane was a labourer in January 1874 at Kilmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²¹
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in January 1874 at the townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²²
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in July 1876 at in the townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²³
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in June 1878 at the townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²⁴ Declan Lehane was a labourer in June 1880 at Kilmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²⁵
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in June 1880 at the townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²⁶
     Declan Lehane and Margaret Murphy resided in March 1887 at the townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland.²⁷ Declan Lehane was a labourer in 1893 at Ireland.²⁸ He was an informant to the death of Margaret Murphy, his wife, on 11 December 1893 at townland of Kilmore, Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland; from chronic diarrhea.^29,30
     Declan Lehane married Mary Donovan on 26 February 1895 at County Waterford, Ireland.⁴
     Declan Lehane, age 60, appears as head of household in the census of 31 March 1901 in Glencairn, Lismore, County Waterford, Ireland, with Mary Donovan and Patrick James Lehane.⁴ Declan Lehane was an agricultural labourer in March 1901 at Glencairn, Ireland.³¹ He was a labourer in 1904 at Glencairn, Ireland.³² He was also known as Lehan.^{33,34,35,36,37,38}
     Declan died on 25 May 1904 at Glencairn, Lismore, County Waterford, Ireland, from heart disease lasting 4 days.^39,40,38

           William J. Verriker Sr. was born on 13 July 1902 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^6,7,8 He was baptized on 20 July 1902 at St. Francis Xavier Church, Waterbury, Connecticut. Sponsors were James Whitney and Mary Hogan. He was baptized by John Fleming.⁹ He also went by the name of Bill.⁷ He was a salesman in 1923 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁰ He resided in 1931 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Bridget A. Lehane, his mother, and as well as with Loretta E. Verriker and Mabel R. Verriker, his siblings..¹¹ William J. Verriker Sr. was the president of Ideal Paint and Wallpaper Company in 1931 at South Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹² Bill owed a book to the school and a teacher told him not to come back to school until he paid them back. He quit in his senior year of high school. He began work at a wallpaper store on Baldwin St. A salesman noticed him and asked him to come to South Main to open up a paint/wallpaper store. Bill borrowed $500 from his sister. Finally, someone died in the company and he bought his share of the company and then the building. He had this business for 63 years.⁷ He resided in 1935 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Bridget A. Lehane, his mother, as well as with Mabel R. Verriker and Loretta E. Verriker, his sisters.¹³
     William J. Verriker Sr. appears as William J. Verriker, age 40, in the census of 5 April 1940 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Bridget A. Lehane as her son, along with Mabel R. Verriker and Loretta E. Verriker.¹ William J. Verriker Sr. was a manager at W. R. Paint Co. in April 1940 at Waterbury.¹⁴
     William J. Verriker Sr. resided in 1948 at 183 Kelsey Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his mother and sisters, Mabel and Laura.¹⁵ He was the president of Verriker Paint and Wallpaper Company in 1948 at 141-145 South Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁵
     William J. Verriker Sr. married Fernande Grenier on 12 June 1948 in her parish church, Montreal, Canada.^7,16,17 William J. Verriker Sr. was the president of Verriker Paint and Wallpaper Company in 1952 at 141-145 South Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁸ Bill began his political career as a police Commissioner in Waterbury. He was the first commissioner to hire a black officer. Then , he ran for Democratic Town Chair and invited John F. Kennedy to come to Waterbury to campaign. Fern remembers going with her family to Washington D.C. where she and Bill attended the ball. He then ran for state senator and was successful. He was a senator for 12 years.⁷ William was the owner of Verriker Paint and Wallpaper.²
     William J. died on 7 February 1987 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 84 from arteriosclerotic heart disease.^2,7 He was buried at Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁷

           Fernande Grenier was born on 6 February 1921 at Montreal, Canada..² She was also known as Fern.³
     Fernande Grenier married William J. Verriker Sr., son of Edward F. Verriker and Bridget A. Lehane, on 12 June 1948 in her parish church, Montreal, Canada.^3,4,5
     William J. died on 7 February 1987 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 84 from arteriosclerotic heart disease leaving Fernande a widow.^6,3
     Fernande Grenier died on 8 August 2013 at The Village at East Farms, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 92.⁷ She was buried on 12 August 2013 at Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁸

           John Drohan was born in 1832 at Waterford County, Ireland..^11,12 He was baptized on 4 November 1832 at Ardmore and Grange Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. He was baptized by the Reverend D. Quinlan and his sponsors were Thomas and Bridget Mansfield.^13,14
     John Drohan resided in February 1874 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.^15,16 He was a farmer in February 1874 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁷
     John Drohan married Catherine Ryan, daughter of Denis Ryan and Mary Crotty, on 17 February 1874 at Grange, Ardmore Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. They were married by the Reverend Matthew Walsh, parish priest, and witnesses were John O'Brien and Mary Dee. The marriage certificate stated that John was 36 and Catherine was 30. However, their baptismal records confirm that they were each 6 years older than the age stated on the marriage certificate.^18,19,20
     John Drohan and Catherine Ryan resided in September 1875 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.²¹
     John Drohan was an informant on 16 April 1877 to the birth of Mary Drohan, his daughter.^{22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32} John Drohan was a farmer in March 1877 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.³³
     John Drohan was an informant on 16 April 1877 to the birth of Bridget Drohan, his daughter.^{34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42}
     John Drohan and Catherine Ryan resided in March 1877 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.⁴³ John Drohan was a farmer in 1892 at Upper Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.^4,44
     John Drohan and Catherine Ryan resided in 1892 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.⁴
     John died on 24 November 1892 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland, from pneumonia. Bridget Drohan, his sister, was the informant to his death..^4,45,46

           Catherine Ryan was born in 1838 at County Waterford, Ireland..⁸ She was baptized on 26 June 1838 at Ardmore Church, Ardmore, Ardmore Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. She was baptized by the Reverend Jer. O'Meara and her sponsors were John O'Brien and Catherine O'Brien.⁹
     Catherine Ryan resided in June 1838 at Toor, County Waterford, Ireland.¹⁰ She also went by the name of Kate.^11,12,13,14
     Catherine Ryan resided in February 1874 at Toor, County Waterford, Ireland.^15,16
     Catherine Ryan married John Drohan, son of Thomas Drohan and Bridget Fitzgerald, on 17 February 1874 at Grange, Ardmore Parish, County Waterford, Ireland. They were married by the Reverend Matthew Walsh, parish priest, and witnesses were John O'Brien and Mary Dee. The marriage certificate stated that John was 36 and Catherine was 30. However, their baptismal records confirm that they were each 6 years older than the age stated on the marriage certificate.^17,18,19
     Catherine Ryan and John Drohan resided in September 1875 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.²⁰
     Catherine Ryan and John Drohan resided in March 1877 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.²¹
     Catherine Ryan and John Drohan resided in 1892 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland.²²
     John died on 24 November 1892 at Grallagh, County Waterford, Ireland, leaving Catherine a widow.^22,23,24
     Catherine Ryan appears as Catherine Drohan, age 60, in the census of April 1901 at Upper Grallagh, Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland,in the household of Andrew John Healy as his mother-in-law.²⁵ Catherine Ryan was a Roman Catholic.²⁶
     Catherine Ryan, age 73, appears as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in Upper Grallagh, Grange Parish, County Waterford, Ireland.² In the 1911 Irish Census, under the heading OCCUPATION, it simply states HERD, probably referring to farming.²⁷
     Catherine Ryan died on 18 June 1922 at County Waterford, Ireland.²⁸

           John TenEyck Elmendorf was born on 5 July 1963 at St. Mary's Hspital, Waterbury, Connecticut..¹
     John died on 6 July 1963 at Waterbury, Connecticut, due to complications from a premature birth.¹

John TenEyck Elmendorf was buried in July 1963 at Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹

           Joshua Mahony Jr. was possibly born on 12 August 1858 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.^{12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22} He was also known as Mahoney.^{23,24,25,26,27,28}
     Joshua Mahony Jr., age 2, appears in the census of 1861 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with family members Jane Baker, Henry Mahony, Frederick Mahony, Eliza Mahony, Elizabeth Mahony, John Walter Mahony, Bernard M. Murphy, Ann Mahony, James Murphy, Anne Murphy and John Henry Murphy. The Murphys were his paternal aunt Ann's family (Bernard.)^1,29
     Joshua Mahony Jr., age 13, appears in the census of 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with Jane Baker, Elizabeth Mahony, John Walter Mahony and Amelia Baker Mahony (his mother and siblings.)²
     Joshua Mahony Jr. married Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, daughter of William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith, on 30 May 1880 at St. George's Church, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. They were married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after banns, by E.J.Jorrest. Witnesses were Elizza(sic) Mahony (sister of Joshua) and William Littlehales (brother of Eliza or posssibly her father.)^{30,31,32,33,34,35}
     At the time of Joshua's marriage in May 1880, his occupation was listed as a manufacturer. His father was a brushmaker and most likely this craft was passed down to his son, Joshua, who must have been an apprentice at some point in Sheffield³⁰ where he also resided.³⁰
     By September 1880, at the time of their daughter Annie's birth, Joshuaand Lizzie were living at 67 Holly Street at Sheffield³⁶ and Joshua was working as a brush manufacturer in Sheffield.³⁶
     Joshua Mahony Jr., age 22, appears in the census of 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with other family members Jane Baker, Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, John Walter Mahony, Elizabeth Mahony, Annie Beatrice Mahony, Thomas Mahony and Henry Mahony, the latter two being his nephews (the sons of Frederick Mahony.)³ In 1881, Joshua was described on the census as a brush manufacturer at Sheffield.³
     In October 1882, when their son Percy was born, Joshua and Eliza were living at 7 Rugby Terrace at Leeds³⁷ and Joshua was working there as a brushmaker.³⁷
     Joshua Mahony Jr. and Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales immigrated on 20 April 1883 to New York, New York, sailing from Liverpool, England on the S. S. Adriatic with their two children, Annie and Percy.³⁸   
     Now in the United States, Joshua continued his work as a brushmaker. He made fine brushes for painting and hatting. It was not a large business and was carried out in his home on Wall Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^39,9
     Joshua and Lizzie resided in 1884 at Wall Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁴⁰
     By July 1886 at Waterbury, Connecticut, Joshua had gotten a job as a mechanic. Most likely, the occupation of brushmaker was dying out, replaced by machines, so he needed to take on a second job^41,42 and he resided at 145 North Main Street at Waterbury.^25,43
     In 1889, Joshua was working at the West Clock Co. (This company was one of the largest producers for both domestic sales and export, primarily to Europe), located at Waterbury.²⁵ In June 1889, according to his son Edgar's birth certificate, Joshua was also employed as a brush maker at Waterbury.⁴⁴
     Joshua Mahony Jr. witnessed the death of Edgar Mahony, his premature son, on 5 June 1889 at 145 West Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut; from a premature birth at 8 months leading to heart failure.⁴⁵
     Between 1890 and 1900, Joshua was now a foreman in the case dept of West Clock Co. which eventually was renamed The Waterbury Clock Company^{46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56} and resided at at 50 High Street at Waterbury with his wife, Eliza, and children Annie, Percy, Clara, Ernest, and newborn William⁴⁷ and moved to 100 High Street at Waterburythe following year. The Waterbury Directory showed that Joshua was living as a boarder with his father. Women and children were not usually enumerated in the directory at that time, so it is assumed that Eliza was also living with him and their children, Percy, Clara, and Ernest.⁴⁸
     Joshua Mahony Jr. witnessed the death of Annie Beatrice Mahony, his daughter, on 24 May 1891 at 100 High St., Waterbury, Connecticut; from Bright's Disease. (Currently, known as glomerulonephritis.)^57,27,58
     Joshua declared his intent to become a citizen of the United States on 29 October 1892 at District Court, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁵⁹
     Joshua resided in 1894 at 13 Tracy Avenue in the Simonsville area, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his father, Joshua, his wife and children, and his cousin, Harry Mahony.⁵⁰ He was naturalized on 29 October 1894 at District Court, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶⁰
     In 1895, Joshua and Eliza resided at 33 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their children Percy, Clara, Ernest, and Will.⁶¹
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales died on 27 February 1897 at 34 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 37 from valvular disease of the heart leaving Joshua a widower.^58,62,63 After Eliza's death in 1898, Joshua moved to 31 Welton Street with his children Percy, Clara, Ernest, and Will.⁵²
     Joshua was found on a passenger list on 2 July 1898 at Liverpool, England, on the S. S. Umbria which sailed from New York.⁶⁴ Joshua was found on a passenger list on 27 August 1898 at the port of New York after having sailed from Liverpool, England on 20 August, 1898 on the S. S. Lucania.⁶⁵
     Joshua resided between 1900 and 1910 at 51 Wood Street.^66,67,68,69
     Joshua, age 41, appears as head of household in the census of 14 June 1900 in 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his children: Clara Edith Mahony, Percy Mahony, Ernest Mahony and William Henry Mahony.⁴
     Joshuawas a clock case maker for Waterbury Clock Company between 1902 and 1923 in at Waterbury, Connecticut.^70,71
     Between 1902 and 1913 at Waterbury, records show that Joshua was still working as a brush manufacturer on the side. More than likely, he continued as a brushmaker after he immigrated to Waterbury working out of his home. The Waterbury Directory shows in 1908 and 1912 that Joshua was one of two brush manufacturers in the city, the other one being a woman. In 1913, he was one of two men who were brush manufacturers.^{72,73,74,75,76,77,78}
     Joshua Mahony Jr. was found on a passenger list on 20 August 1904 at New York, New York, sailing on the passenger ship Lucania from Liverpool, England.⁷⁹
     Joshua Mahony Jr. married second Lily Burton, daughter of William Burton and Elizabeth Whiteley, on 8 May 1905 at 301 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn, New York, at the residence of Mrs. H. K. Birkinshaw, Joshua's sister, Eliza. The Reverend Fred Saunders, pastor of the South Second Street M. E. Church performed the ceremony. The wedding was the culmination of an interesting romance started two years ago, while Mr. Mahony was on a visit to his boyhood home in Sheffield. The bride arrived Sunday on the steamship Umbria. After the ceremony, the bridal party were tendered a wedding supper at the home of Mrs. Paul V. Lawrence, 305 Hewes Street. Mrs. Lawrence is a niece of the groom. A brief honeymoon will be spent in New York and vicinity and then the couple will take up their permanent residence at 53 Wood street, Waterbury, Conn.
     There were no children from this marriage, but Lily had previously adopted Mabel Littlehales in England and Joshua adopted her later in the US. (Mabel was Joshua's first wife Eliza's niece).^{80,81,82,83,34}
     Joshua Mahony Jr. and Lily Burton were found on a passenger list on 29 August 1909 at New York, New York, sailing on the ship Cedric originating from Liverpool, England.⁸⁴
     Between 1910 and 1913, Joshua continued his side job as a brush manufacturer at Waterbury.^85,86,87
     Joshua, age 52, appears as head of household in the census of 25 April 1910 in 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his Lily Burton, Ernest Mahony, William Henry Mahony and Mabel Lillian Littlehales, his wife and children.^5,88
     Joshua Mahony Jr. and Lily Burton resided in 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^5,85
     Joshua Mahony Jr. was a pallbearer for Latham Isaac Holdridge, his brother-in-law, in 1913 at 21 South Grove Street, Meriden, Connecticut.⁸⁹
     Joshua was employed by Scovill Manufacuring Company between 1914 and 1917 at Waterbury.^90,91,92,28
     Joshua Mahony Jr. resided between 1915 and 1916 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his son, Ernest.^93,94
     Joshua Mahony Jr. was an informant to the death of Percy Mahony, his son, on 20 September 1915 at Waterbury Hospital, Waterbury, Connecticut; from appendicitis and peritonitis and septic meningitis. He died in the same year as his sister, Clara.^34,95
     Lily Burton died on 9 March 1916 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, leaving Joshua a widower.^96,97
     Joshua Mahony Jr. resided in 1917 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his sons, Ernest and William. William lived on a separate floor with his wife, Christine.⁹⁸
     Joshua Mahony Jr. filled out a military census form 25 February 1917 Waterbury, Connecticut. The Connecticut “Military Census” was taken in 1917–1918 at the direction of the General Assembly with an eye to assessing manpower available for war and other resources in the state. The census included surveys on agriculture, factories, and even automobiles, but the forms included here are questionnaires filled out by men ages 16 and over. The census was much more than a simple name count, and these questionnaires asked for details in a number of areas: name, post office address, trade or profession, agemarital status, number of dependents, citizenship,military service, and physical disability.They also asked men to report on various skills, including whether they could ride a horse or drive a team, ride a motorcycle, operate a wireless, handle a steam engine or a boat, or swim well. This form showed that Joshua was 53 years old, single, and measured 5'7'' tall, and weighed 180 lbs. His occupation was described as a mechanic with prior experience as a brushmaker. He did not know how to ride a horse but could handle a team of them. He could not drive an automobile or motorcycle, understand telegraphy or operate electrical machinery among other things. He was also a fair swimmer.⁹⁹
     Joshua Mahony Jr., age 59, appears as head of household in the census of 13 January 1920 in 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his son, Ernest Mahony.⁶
     Joshua Mahony Jr. and Ernest Mahony resided between 1920 and 1934 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut. The 1910 census showed that Joshua's son Percy and his family were living at 49 Wood Street. Joshua was renting close by. The 1920 census indicated that Joshua owned this three family house. He lived on the second floor with his son, Ernest, until his death. His youngest son, William, and his wife, Christine, lived here, also, but on a different floor until the couple moved to California around 1925. David Cronan and his family lived at this address also, on the first floor for a while. Ellen Cronan was the sister of Joshua's daughter-in-law, Beatrice.^{6,100,101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108}
     Joshua Mahony Jr., age 72, appears as head of household in the census of 16 April 1930 in 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, with his son, Ernest Mahony.^7,109 Joshua Mahony Jr. was also a member of the First Baptist Church at Waterbury.¹⁰⁷
     Joshua Mahony Jr. died on 22 August 1934 at 49 Wood St., Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 76 from diabetes.^8,110,111
     Joshua Mahony Jr. was buried on 25 August 1934 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, in Section M, Lot 343 with his first wife Eliza and their daughter, Annie Beatrice.^107,112,113

           Joshua Mahony Sr. was born on 23 January 1822 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.^{1,17,18,19,20,21,22,23} He was christened on 3 February 1822 at Norfolk Row Catholic Chapel, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Sponsors were James May and Mary Wilkinson.^1,2
     Joshua Mahony Sr. was an informant to the death of Nicholas Mahony, his father, on 24 December 1840 at Strawberry Lane, Sheffield South, Yorkshire, England, his home.²⁴
     Joshua Mahony Sr. appears as Joshua Maloney, age 15, in the census of 1841 at Spring Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Elizabeth Fleming, as her son, along with Ann Mahony and John Mahony, his siblings; A Thomas Doyle, age 20, was also enumerated on this census with this family. His occupation was listed as a clerk.²⁵
     Joshua Mahony Sr. married Jane Baker, daughter of William Baker and Mary (?), on 21 March 1842 at Parish Church of Sheffield, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Witnesses were Charles Healey and ? Hudson.^{26,6,7,8,27,13}
     Between March 1822 and 1845, Joshua resided in Sheffield from the time of his birth and even for several years after he married.^2,1,28
     From a young age, Joshua began a long career as a brushmaker. The census record of 1841 indicated that he was a brushmaker in Sheffield. More than likely, he started out by doing an apprenticeship. By January 1845, the birth certificate of his second child, Henry, showed that Joshua was a brushmaker in Halifax. Did he move there for an apprenticeship or for work? He continued working there as evidence by the birth certificate of son Fred in Dec 1848. (The training of apprentices was given great importance and seven years was served in learning the trade. The Brushmakers' Society took interest in the well-being of these apprentices and controlled the amount of apprentices that a Master could take on. The Society was well organized and the branches made an agreement that if a person was out of work and able-bodied, he was sent On The Tramp. He would be sent on a designated route to look for work. If there was employment locally, they would take him on. If not, his Blank book was annotated and he would be sent on to the next Branch with a further sum for the journey.) It is unknown if Joshua was sent to Halifax and other locales On The Tramp to find employment, for an apprenticeship, or he simply moved there, but it was a known fact that work was scarce in the 1840's. By 1850, however, Joshua was back working as a brushmaker in Sheffield. He was listed in a commercial directory there in 1855 as a brush manufacturer and in 1856, he was listed on his daughter's birth certificate as the same. In 1857, his occupation in another trade directory showed him to be a brushmaker. The words brush maufacturer and brushmaker most likely were used interchangeably. The 1861 English Census stated that he achieved a rank of Master Brush Maker. On subsequent birth certificates of his children, (1864, 1867, 1868), it was noted that he was a brushmaker. He continued as evidenced by the 1871 and 1881 Censuses which showed him to be a brush manufacturer. In January 1890, he was once again identified as a Master Brush Maker. (He had previously achieved the rank of Master Brush Maker despite many documents identifying him simply as a brushmaker.) When he immigrated to Waterbury, he resumed his brushmaking skills. In 1894, he was making fine brushes for painting and hatting at 13 Tracy Avenue in the Simonsville Section of town.^{3,29,30,31,32,33,34,5,35,36,37,6,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,13}
     Between January 1845 and December 1848, Joshua and Jane resided at Halifax, England. According to the birth certificates of two of their children, they lived in Greece Field and then in Lily Lane.^47,48
     Joshua and Jane resided at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, England, between 1850 and 1881. By 1881, the family had moved to 63 Holly Street, possibly up until the death of Jane in 1890.^{49,50,51,37,52,53,54,7,55}
     Joshua Mahony Sr., age 29, appears as head of household in the census of 1851 in 21 Holly Streeet, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Jane Baker, Henry Mahony, Frederick Mahony and Mary Jane Mahony. A servant, Sarah Johnson, age 15, also lived with the family.⁴
     Joshua Mahony Sr. and his wife, Jane Baker, witnessed the marriage of Hermina Stenton and William Jeremiah Mahony, his brother, on 24 July 1859 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.^56,57
     Joshua Mahony Sr., age 39, appears as head of household in the census of 1861 in 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Jane Baker, Henry Mahony, Frederick Mahony, Eliza Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr., Elizabeth Mahony, John Walter Mahony, Bernard M. Murphy, Ann Mahony, James Murphy, Anne Murphy and John Henry Murphy. The Murphys were his sister Ann's family.^6,58
     Joshua, age 49, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Jane Baker, Elizabeth Mahony, John Walter Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr. and Amelia Baker Mahony (his wife and children.)⁷
     Joshua, age 59, appears as head of household in the census of 1881 in 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Jane Baker, Joshua Mahony Jr., Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, John Walter Mahony, Elizabeth Mahony, Annie Beatrice Mahony, Thomas Mahony and Henry Mahony (his wife, children, and three grandchildren.)⁸
     Jane Baker died on 5 January 1890 at 49 Nickelby Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England, at age 68 leaving Joshua a widower.⁵⁹
     Joshua immigrated on 5 September 1890 to New York, New York, sailing on the ship Gallia.⁶⁰   
     The Waterbury Directory shows that in 1891 Joshua boarded at 100 High Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, along with his son, Joshua⁴⁴ and then resided in 1894 at 13 Tracy Avenue in the Simonsville area, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his son, Joshua and his grandson, Harry Mahony. (Simonsville was named after Andrew Bayley Simons, a Goshen native. He learned the carpenter's trade and eventually settled in Waterbury about 1855. Simonsville was located at the corner of what is now Pearl Lake Road and Baldwin Street. It's a warehouse today, but there used to be a little school there.)^{61,62,63,64,65}
     Joshua Mahony Sr. petitioned the court to become a citizen on 29 October 1894 at U.S. District Court, Waterbury, Connecticut..⁶⁶
     A variant of his surname was Mahoney, with an e. Althought there were a few instances of this spelling in England, it happened with regularity after his arrival in America.^67,68
     Joshua Mahony Sr. died on 17 February 1895 at Simonsville, Waterbury, Connecticut, from cardiac neuralgia.^9,62,69,13 He was buried in February 1895 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Section P, Lot 404.^70,62,13

           John Walter Mahony was born on 6 April 1861 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^{18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,15}
     John Walter Mahony, age 1 month, appears in the census of 1861 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with family members Jane Baker, Henry Mahony, Frederick Mahony, Eliza Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr., Elizabeth Mahony, Bernard M. Murphy, Ann Mahony, James Murphy, Anne Murphy and John Henry Murphy. The Murphys were his paternal aunt Ann's family (Bernard.)^26,27 John Walter Mahony was baptized on 9 November 1862 at Cathedral Church of St. Marie, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. By P.S. Kennedy. Sponsor was Maryanne Flannigan.²⁸
     John Walter Mahony, age 10, appears in the census of 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with Jane Baker, Elizabeth Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr. and Amelia Baker Mahony (his mother and siblings.)³
     John Walter Mahony appears as John Mahony, age 19, in the census of 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his son, along with other family members: Jane Baker, Joshua Mahony Jr., Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, Elizabeth Mahony, Annie Beatrice Mahony, Thomas Mahony and Henry Mahony. (His sister, Eliza, and brother Joshua and his wife, Eliza and their daughter, Beatrice. Also, his two nephews, Tom and Harry Mahony (sons of his brother, Fred) were living there).⁴ The census showed that John was a grocer in 1881 at Sheffield.⁴
     John immigrated in 1881 to the United States.⁹
     When John first came to the United States, he lived with his sister, Eliza and her family at Reynold's Bridge, Thomaston (southern part), Connecticut,²⁹ but by April 1885, John was residing in Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁰
     John Walter Mahony married Ella Jane Wightman, daughter of Maria L. Wightman, on 7 April 1885 at Waterbury, Connecticut. They were joined in marriage by the Reverend John G. Davenport. Licensed and recorded by Walter L. Barber.^5,31,32,33
     John was naturalized in 1890 at the United States.^8,9
     The last document showing his occupation in England was the1881 census which indicated that he was a grocer. He emigrated that same year. The earliest document in the US which showed his occupation was in the 1894 Waterbury Directory where he was a practicing dentist. Presumably, he was trained in the field of dentistry in Connecticut. But, I can find no information on where he was trained, any apprenticeships, or for how long. In 1894, he was practicing at 151 Bank Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁴
     By 1894, John was living off of River Road, Simonsville, Waterbury.³⁴ In 1898, he was practing at 177 Bank Street, Waterbury.^35,11
     John Walter Mahony appears as John Mahoney, age 46, in the census of 11 June 1900 at Wightman Place (Hopeville section), Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Maria L. Wightman as her son-in-law; Living with them or possibly next door were other Wightmans. The head, Edwin W., a salesman, is 43 Ella. This is younger brother. Edwin's wife was Hallie, age 40, and their chidren were Clarence, 14, Eva M., 11, and Edna B., 8.⁶ John Walter Mahony was a dentist in June 1900 at 126 Bank Street, Waterbury.^6,36 By 1905, John was practicing at 43 East Main Street.^37,11
     John, age 47, appears as head of household in the census of 26 April 1910 in Wightman Place, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his mother-in-law, wife and daughters, Maria L. Wightman, Ella Jane Wightman, Mabel Wightman Mahony and Ruth Hull Mahony.^7,38 John was a dentist who had his own business on 26 April 1910 at 43 East Main Street, Waterbury.^7,38
     In 1913, John and Ella moved to Milford due to John having a heart attack. They resided at 16 Elm-Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford, Connecticut,^39,15 and took his dentistry practice with him. He began practicing at 17 River Street and records show that he worked as a dentist at least until 1937.^40,41,42,43
     John Walter Mahony was a pallbearer for Latham Isaac Holdridge, his brother-in-law, in 1913 at 21 South Grove Street, Meriden, Connecticut. (The paper wrote his name incorrectly as James).⁴⁴
     John filled out a military census form on 19 February 1917 at Milford, Connecticut. The Connecticut “Military Census” was taken in 1917–1918 at the direction of the General Assembly with an eye to assessing manpower available for war and other resources in the state. The census included surveys on agriculture, factories, and even automobiles, but the forms included here are questionnaires filled out by men ages 16 and over. The census was much more than a simple name count, and these questionnaires asked for details in a number of areas: name, post office address, trade or profession, agemarital status, number of dependents, citizenship,military service, and physical disability. They also asked men to report on various skills, including whether they could ride a horse or drive a team, ride a motorcycle, operate a wireless, handle a steam engine or a boat, or swim well.⁴⁵
     John, age 59, appears as head of household in the census of 22 March 1920 in 16 Elm Street, Milford, Connecticut, with Ella Jane Wightman, Ruth Hull Mahony and Maria L. Wightman, ( his wife, mother-in-law, and daughter.)⁸
     John and Ella resided in 1926 at 16 Elm, Milford, Connecticut, with their daughter, Ruth.⁴⁶
     Ella Jane died on 22 May 1928 at Milford, Connecticut, leaving John Walter a widower.⁴⁷
     John, age 69, appears as head of household in the census of 26 April 1930 in 24 Crown Street, Milford, Connecticut, with Ruth Hull Mahony, his daughter.⁹
     By 1937, John was living at 16 Elm, rear, Milford, Connecticut.^48,49,50
     John Walter Mahony died on 1 August 1940 at Milford, Connecticut, at age 79.^51,15

           Amelia Baker Mahony was born on 8 September 1864 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^{1,19,20,21,22,18,23} She was baptized on 30 May 1866 at Cathedral Church of St. Marie, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, by Thomas Bernard ? Rigby. Sponsor is Anna Murphy.²⁴
     Amelia Baker Mahony appears as Emilia Mahony, age 6, in the census of 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his daughter, along with Jane Baker, Elizabeth Mahony, John Walter Mahony and Joshua Mahony Jr. (her mother and siblings.)³
     Amelia Baker Mahony resided in 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and siblings Joshua, Elizabeth, and John.³
     Amelia Baker Mahony immigrated in 1881 to the United States to live with her brother, John.¹⁸
     The marriage of Amelia Baker Mahony and Walter Davis S. Boadle was registered in Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1890 in the West Derby, England registration district.^25,26,18 Amelia Baker Mahony was an informant to the death of Jane Baker, her mother, on 5 January 1890 at 49 Nickelby Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England.²⁷
     Amelia Baker Mahony resided in January 1890 at 49 Nickelby Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England.²⁸
     Amelia Baker Mahony appears as Amelia B. Boadle, age 24, in the census of 1891 at Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England,in the household of Walter Davis S. Boadle as his wife; Amelia's sister, Elizabeth, her husband, Alfred, and daughters, Lottie, Alice and Carrie were visiting the Boadle family at the time of the enumeration. A servant by the name of Elizabeth Booth, age 49, was also living in the household.²⁶
     Amelia Baker Mahony and Walter Davis S. Boadle resided in 1891 at 45 Upper Hill Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England.²⁶
     Amelia Baker Mahony immigrated in 1894 to the United States to live with her sister, Elizabeth in South Meriden, CT.^29,18
     Amelia Baker Mahony resided in 1895 at Meriden, Connecticut.³⁰
     Amelia Baker Mahony married second Latham Isaac Holdridge in 1896.^31,32,33,18
     Amelia Baker Mahony appears as Amelia Holdridge, age 35, in the census of 1 June 1900 at 13 Elliot Street, Meriden, Connecticut,in the household of Latham Isaac Holdridge as his wife.⁶
     Amelia Baker Mahony and Latham Isaac Holdridge resided on 1 June 1900 at 13 Elliot Street, Meriden, Connecticut, with Amelia's daughter, Amelia Boadle and their daughter Ella Mae Holdridge.⁶
     Amelia Baker Mahony appears as Amelia Holdridge, age 42, in the census of 18 April 1910 at 21 Grove Street, Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Latham Isaac Holdridge as his wife; Anna Sembler, age 40, also appears as living in the household as the family's housekeeper.⁷ Amelia Baker Mahony and Latham Isaac Holdridge resided on 18 April 1910 at 21 Grove Street, Meriden, Connecticut, with their daughters, Amelia Boadle and Ella May Holdridge.⁷ Amelia Baker Mahony was employed at home as a milliner on 18 April 1910 at Meriden, Connecticut.⁷ She and Latham Isaac Holdridge resided in 1913 at 21 Grove Street, Meriden, Connecticut.³⁴ Amelia Baker Mahony married third Fred Roselius in 1919.^35,18
     Amelia Baker Mahony appears as Amelia Roselius, age 48, in the census of 28 January 1920 at Meriden, Connecticut,in the household of Fred Roselius as his wife.⁸ On 28 January 1920 her occupation was listed as none on the 1920 census.⁸
     Amelia Baker Mahony and Fred Roselius resided on 28 January 1920 at 42 Reservoir Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut.⁸ Amelia Baker Mahony was a milliner for the Millella Shoppe (named for her daughters Millie and Ella) who also worked there in 1925 at 21 1/2 Main Street, Meriden, Connecticut.³⁶
     Amelia Baker Mahony, age 62, appears as Amelia Roselius, head of household in the census of 11 April 1930 in 128 West Main Street, Meriden, Connecticut, with Amelia Boadle.⁹ Amelia Baker Mahony resided in April 1930 at 128 West Main Street, Meriden, Connecticut, with her daughter, Mildred (Amelia) Holdridge.⁹ She was a milliner in a millinery in April 1930 at Meriden, Connecticut.⁹
     Amelia Baker Mahony died on 8 November 1951 at Meriden, Connecticut, at age 87.^37,38

     Elizabeth Mahony was born on 21 March 1856 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. She weighed 3 1/2 lbs at birth. The doctor said she could not live. Her father determined that she would live, wrapped her in warm blankets and kept her by the oven, feeding her whiskey and water.^{1,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,12}
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Mahony, age 5, in the census of 1861 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his daughter, along with family members Jane Baker, Henry Mahony, Frederick Mahony, Eliza Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr., John Walter Mahony, Bernard M. Murphy, Ann Mahony, James Murphy, Anne Murphy and John Henry Murphy. The Murphys were her paternal aunt Ann's family (Bernard.)^2,23
     Elizabeth Mahony resided in 1861 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and siblings: Fred, Henry, Joshua, Eliza, and John. Her paternal aunt Ann and her husband, Bernard Murphy, were also listed along with their children: James, Ann and John.²
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Mahony, age 15, in the census of 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his daughter, along with Jane Baker, John Walter Mahony, Joshua Mahony Jr. and Amelia Baker Mahony (her mother and siblings.)³
     Elizabeth Mahony resided in 1871 at 21 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and siblings John, Joshua, and Amelia.³
     Elizabeth Mahony witnessed the marriage of Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales and Joshua Mahony Jr. on 30 May 1880 at St. George's Church, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England; They were married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after banns, by E.J.Jorrest. Witnesses were Elizza(sic) Mahony (sister of Joshua) and William Littlehales (brother of Eliza or posssibly her father.)^{24,25,26,27,28,29}
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Eliza Mahony, age 25, in the census of 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as his daughter, along with other family members: Jane Baker, Joshua Mahony Jr., Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, John Walter Mahony, Annie Beatrice Mahony, Thomas Mahony and Henry Mahony.⁴
     Elizabeth Mahony resided in 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and her brother, John and brother Joshua and his wife, Eliza and their daughter, Beatrice. Also, her two nephews, Tom and Harry Mahony (sons of her brother, Fred) were living there.⁴ She also went by the name of Eliza.⁴
     The marriage of Elizabeth Mahony and Alfred Newbould was registered in Apr-May-June Quarter of 1883 in the Sheffield, England registration district.^{30,31,32,11,12}
     Their intended destination was Waterbury, and they arrived at the Port of New York aboard the S.S. Aurania on 20 December 1886 with their two daughters, Lottie and Alice, and Lizzie's nephew, Tom Mahony.^33,34 Elizabeth Mahony also went by the name of Lizzie.^35,28
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Newbould, age 35, in the census of 1891 at Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England,in the household of Walter Davis S. Boadle as the wife of a visitor (the visitor, being her husband); Amelia's sister, Elizabeth, her husband, Alfred, and daughters, Lottie, Alice and Carrie were visiting the Boadle family at the time of the enumeration. A servant by the name of Elizabeth Booth, age 49, was also living in the household.³⁶ Elizabeth Mahony and Alfred Newbould were visiting Elizabeth's sister, Amelia Boadle (husband Walter and daughter Amelia) with their children Carrie, Lottie, and Alice in 1891 at 45 Upper Hill Street, Toxteth Park, England.³⁶ Elizabeth Mahony was found on a passenger list on 8 June 1891 at New York, New York. She sailed from Liverpool, England on the ship Etruria with her three children, Lottie, Alice, and Carrie.^37,6,7
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Newbould, age 44, in the census of 7 June 1900 at Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Alfred Newbould as his wife.⁶
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Newbould, age 53, in the census of 21 April 1910 at Meriden, Connecticut,in the household of Alfred Newbould as his wife.⁷ Elizabeth Mahony and Alfred Newbould resided on 21 April 1910 at Hannon Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut, with their daughters, Carrie and Florence.⁷
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Newbould, age 63, in the census of 6 January 1920 at Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Henry Herman Fleischer as his mother-in-law.⁸ Elizabeth Mahony resided in January 1920 at 74 South Third Street, Meriden, Connecticut, along with her daughter, Alice, and her husband Henry Fleischer and their three children, Edward, William, and Henry.⁸
     Elizabeth Mahony appears as Elizabeth Newbould, age 74, in the census of 9 April 1930 at 24 North 21st Street, East Orange, New Jersey,in the household of James Henry Guest as his mother-in-law; James' mother, Mary Guest, age 78, was also living with the family.⁹ Elizabeth Mahony resided in April 1930 at 24 North 21st Street, East Orange, New Jersey, with her daughter, Lottie, and son-in-law, James and her granchildren, Alice, James, and Robert. Her other grandson, Edward Fleischer (Alice's son) was also living there and James' mother, Mary.⁹
     Elizabeth Mahony died in May 1936 at age 80.¹² She was buried in 1936 at Meriden, Connecticut.¹²

           Alfred Newbould was born on 10 May 1855 at Newbould Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^4,5 He was also known to have been born in 1857 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.^6,7
     The marriage of Alfred Newbould and Elizabeth Mahony was registered in Apr-May-June Quarter of 1883 in the Sheffield, England registration district.^8,9,10,11,5
     Their intended destination was Waterbury, and they arrived at the Port of New York aboard the S.S. Aurania on 20 December 1886 with their two daughters, Lottie and Alice, and Lizzie's nephew, Tom Mahony. Allen Morrisey, grandson of Alfred and Elizabeth, mentioned that the family left Sheffield for Waterbury since they were in the cutlery business and Waterbury had just started the same manufacturing company. Job opportunities were plentiful.^12,13 Alfred Newbould was a laborer in March 1887 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁴
     Alfred Newbould appears as Alfred Newbould, age 34, in the census of 1891 at Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England,in the household of Walter Davis S. Boadle as a visitor; Amelia's sister, Elizabeth, her husband, Alfred, and daughters, Lottie, Alice and Carrie were visiting the Boadle family at the time of the enumeration. A servant by the name of Elizabeth Booth, age 49, was also living in the household.⁶ Alfred Newbould was a clockmaker in 1891 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁵ He and Elizabeth Mahony were visiting Elizabeth's sister, Amelia Boadle (husband Walter and daughter Amelia) with their children Carrie, Lottie, and Alice in 1891 at 45 Upper Hill Street, Toxteth Park, England.⁶ Alfred Newbould was employed by Meriden Cutlery Co. between 1891 and 1895 at South Meriden, Connecticut.¹⁶
     Alfred Newbould, age 43, appears as head of household in the census of 7 June 1900 in Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut, with Elizabeth Mahony, Lottie Newbould, Alice Clara Newbould, Carrie Newbould and Florence Ida Newbould.²
     Alfred Newbould, age 52, appears as head of household in the census of 21 April 1910 in Meriden, Connecticut, with Elizabeth Mahony, Carrie Newbould and Florence Ida Newbould.³ Alfred Newbould and Elizabeth Mahony resided on 21 April 1910 at Hannon Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut, with their daughters, Carrie and Florence.³ Alfred Newbould was a cutter in the cuttery works on 21 April 1910 at Meriden, Connecticut.³ He was employed by the Meriden Cutlery Company. He had the secret formula for making and fixing stag horn handles on knives and forks at Meriden, Connecticut.⁵ He died on 17 December 1918 at age 63 of a heart attack or choking on his false teeth.⁵

           Fred Roselius was born in 1865 at Connecticut..²
     Fred Roselius married Amelia Baker Mahony, daughter of Joshua Mahony Sr. and Jane Baker, in 1919.^3,4
     Fred Roselius, age 54, appears as head of household in the census of 28 January 1920 in Meriden, Connecticut, with Amelia Baker Mahony.¹
     Fred Roselius and Amelia Baker Mahony resided on 28 January 1920 at 42 Reservoir Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut.¹ On 28 January 1920 his occupation was listed as none on the 1920 census.¹ Fred Roselius was a fire commissioner at Meriden, Connecticut.³
     Fred Roselius died in 1924.⁴

           Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales was born on 2 April 1859 at 12 Henry Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England..^{1,2,4,18,19,20,21} She also went by the name of Lizzie.^22,23,24
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales appears as Eliza Ann T. Littlehales, age 2, in the census of 1861 at 12 Henry Street South, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his daughter; A domestic servant was also shown to be living with the family. Her name was Hannah Woolis and she was 15 years old.⁵
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales appears as Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, age 12, in the census of 1871 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his daughter.⁶
     Lizzie was christened on 1 January 1871 at St. George's Church, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.³
     Lizzie resided in 1871 at 54 Talbot Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her father and brothers William and Charles.⁶
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales resided in May 1880 at St. George's, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.⁷
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales married Joshua Mahony Jr., son of Joshua Mahony Sr. and Jane Baker, on 30 May 1880 at St. George's Church, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. They were married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, after banns, by E.J.Jorrest. Witnesses were Elizza(sic) Mahony (sister of Joshua) and William Littlehales (brother of Eliza or posssibly her father.)^{7,25,4,26,27,28}
     By September 1880, at the time of their daughter Annie's birth, Lizzieand Joshua were living at 67 Holly Street at Sheffield.²⁹
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales appears as Eliza Mahony, age 22, in the census of 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as the wife of his son, Joshua.⁸
     Lizzie resided in 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her husband, Joshua, and their daughter, Beatrice and Joshua's parents in their house. Her brother-in-law, John, and sister-in-law, Eliza, were also living there as well as Joshua's nephews, Tom and Harry Mahony (Joshua's brother Fred's children).⁸
     In October 1882, when their son Percy was born, Joshua and Eliza were living at 7 Rugby Terrace at Leeds.³⁰
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales and Joshua Mahony Jr. immigrated on 20 April 1883 to New York, New York, sailing from Liverpool, England on the S. S. Adriatic with their two children, Annie and Percy.³¹
     Lizzie and Joshua resided in 1884 at Wall Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³² Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales witnessed the death of Edgar Mahony, her son, born prematurely on 5 June 1889 at 145 West Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut; from a premature birth at 8 months leading to heart failure.³³
     Lizzieresided at 50 High Street at Waterbury with her husband Joshua, and children Annie, Percy, Clara, Ernest, and newborn William.³⁴
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales witnessed the death of Annie Beatrice Mahony, her daughter, on 24 May 1891 at 100 High St., Waterbury, Connecticut; from Bright's Disease. (Currently, known as glomerulonephritis.)^35,23,36
     In 1895, Eliza and Joshua resided at 33 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their children Percy, Clara, Ernest, and Will.³⁷
     She was a faithful and highly esteemed member of the First Baptist Church.¹⁰
     Eliza was a housewife.⁹
     Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales died on 27 February 1897 at 34 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 37 from valvular disease of the heart.^36,9,10 She was buried on 1 March 1897 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, in Section M, Lot 343. She is buried with Joshua and her daughter, Annie Beatrice.^38,39

           William Alfred Littlehales was born on 2 June 1834 at Tower Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England..^{12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19} He was baptized on 28 December 1834 at St. Peter and St. Paul, Aston, Warwickshire, England.¹
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William Littlehales, age 7, in the census of 1841 at Upper Tower, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England,in the household of William Littlehales presumedly as his son.² William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1841 at Upper Town, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, with his parents, William and Eliza, and siblings, Samuel, Ann, Henry, and Charles.³
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William Littlehales, age 16, in the census of 1851 at St. George Parish, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England,in the household of William Littlehales as his son; His future wife, Sarah Ann Smith, was living next door to him and his family.³ William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1851 at 12 Ct Upper Town 4 House, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, with his parents and his siblings Samuel, William, Ann, Alfred, Esther Jane, and Charles.³ He was a gold and silver engraver in 1851 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.³
     William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1855 at 60 Hockley Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.²⁰ He was an engraver. In the 1855 Trade Directory for Birmingham, he was listed under the heading:
ENGRAVERS, GOLD, SILVER GUNS, &c in 1855 at Ct1, Smith Street, Birmingham, England.^21,20
     William Alfred Littlehales resided in April 1858 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.⁴ He was an engraver in April 1858 at Birmingham, England.⁴
     William Alfred Littlehales married Sarah Ann Smith, daughter of William Smith and Ann Curran, on 6 April 1858 at Edgebaston Old Church, Kings Norton, Birmingham, Warwich, England. Witnesses were Michael A. Dowd, and Eliza Littlehales. They were married by John Groomer, Vicar.^13,4,22,5,23 William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver (journeyman) in 1859 at England.²⁴
     William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith resided in 1859 at 12 Henry Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.²⁵ William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver (journeyman) in October 1860 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England.²⁶
     William Alfred Littlehales, age 26, appears as head of household in the census of 1861 in 12 Henry Street South, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Sarah Ann Smith, Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales and William Alfred Littlehales. A domestic servant was also shown to be living with the family. Her name was Hannah Woolis and she was 15 years old.⁵
     William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith resided in 1861 at 12 Henry Street South, Sheffield, England, with their children William and Eliza Travis.⁵ William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in 1861 at Sheffield, England.⁵ He was an engraver journeyman in November 1865 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England.²⁷
     William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith resided in November 1865 at 8 Clarence Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.²⁷ William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in July 1867 at Sheffield, England.²⁸
     William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith resided in July 1867 at 8 Clarence Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.²⁸
     William Alfred Littlehales was an informant of the death of Sarah Ann Smith on 17 July 1867 at 8 Clarence Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England; from dyspnea from valvular disease of heart ( 2 years.)^13,28
     William Alfred Littlehales, age 36, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, William Alfred Littlehales and Charles Henry Littlehales.⁶ William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1871 at 54 Talbot Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his daughter Eliza, and sons, Charlie and William.⁶
     William Alfred Littlehales witnessed the marriage of George Roffey and Esther Jane Littlehales, his sister, on 2 March 1872 at St. George's Church, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.^29,30,31 William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in 1871 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.⁶ He was an engraver in May 1880 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.³²
     William Alfred Littlehales, age 46, appears as head of household in the census of 1881 in 48 Charlotte Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Eliza Mowland, William Alfred Littlehales and Charles Henry Littlehales.⁷
     William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1881 at 48 Charlotte Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his mother, Eliza, and sons, Charlie and William.³³ He was an engraver in 1881 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.³³ He was an engraver (Master) in January 1886 at Sheffield, England.⁸ He died on 24 January 1886 at 117 John Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, at age 51 from arthritis.^13,8