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           Charles Henry Littlehales was born on 22 November 1865 at 8 Clarence Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England..^{1,2,16,17,18,19,20,21} He also went by the name of Charlie.
     Charles Henry Littlehales appears as Charles Henry Littlehales, age 5, in the census of 1871 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his son.³
     Charles Henry Littlehales resided in 1871 at 54 Talbot Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his father, William, his sister, Eliza, and his older brother, William.³
     Charles Henry Littlehales appears as Chal. Hy, age 15, in the census of 1881 at 48 Charlotte Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his son.⁴ Charles Henry Littlehales was an errand boy in 1881 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.⁴
     Charles Henry Littlehales immigrated in 1890 to the United States.⁹
     Charles Henry Littlehales appears as Charles H. Littlehales, age 25, in the census of April 1891 at St. Mary, Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England,in the household of Ann Lee Littlehales as her nephew; A boarder, Thomas Russell, age 34, an electrician, was also enumerated on this census with this family.⁵
     Charles Henry Littlehales resided in 1891 at 71 Aston Brook Street, Aston, Birmingham, England, with his paternal aunt, Ann Lee Kimberlin and her son, John. Also living in the household were his cousins, Elizabeth and Charlie, children of his uncle and aunt, Charles and Helena Littlehales.⁵ He was a leather salesman in 1891 at Aston, England.⁵
     Charles Henry Littlehales immigrated in 1891 to the United States.²²
     Charles Henry Littlehales immigrated in 1893 to the United States.⁸
     Charles Henry Littlehales married Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn on 12 July 1896 at Second Baptist Church, Waterbury, Connecticut.^2,23,24 Charles Henry Littlehales and Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn were found on a passenger list in June 1899 at Liverpool, England, and their infant daughter, Lizzie. They sailed on the S. S. Britannic from New York. Did they bring back Aunt Mary Jane Smith with them on the return trip to NY?²⁵
     Charles Henry Littlehales, age 34, appears as Charles Littlehale, head of household in the census of 12 June 1900 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, with Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn, Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales and Mary Jane Smith.⁶
     Charles Henry Littlehales and Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn resided on 12 June 1900 at 94 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, and their daughter, Drucie as well as his maternal aunt, Mary Jane Smith.⁶ Charles Henry Littlehales was a die sinker on 12 June 1900 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶ He was a die sinker in September 1900 at Waterbury, Connecticut.^26,27
     Charles Henry Littlehales and Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn resided in September 1900 at 94 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁷
     Charles Henry Littlehales and Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn resided on 19 December 1902 at 213 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁸
     Charles Henry Littlehales appears as Charles H. Littlehales, age 43, in the census of 23 April 1910 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his brother.⁷ Charles Henry Littlehales resided in April 1910 at 24 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his brother, William and his daughter Ethel (Clara), and his daughter, Drucie. His maternal aunt, Mary Jane Smith, was also living with them.⁷ He was naturalized in 1919 at the United States.^29,8
     Charles Henry Littlehales, age 54, appears as head of household in the census of 5 January 1920 in Watertown, Litchfield, Connecticut, with Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales, Mary Jane Smith, William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ethel Littlehales.⁸
     Charles Henry Littlehales resided on 5 January 1920 at 18 Edgewood Avenue, Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut, with his daughter, Drucie, and his brother William and his niece, Ethel. Also, their greataunt Mary Jane Smith lived with them.⁸ He was a dressmaker in a factory on 5 January 1920 at Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut.⁸ He was an informant to the death of Mary Jane Smith, his aunt, on 20 April 1926 at Edgewood Road, Watertown, Connecticut; from arterio-sclerosis and bronchitis.^30,31,32
     Charles Henry Littlehales, age 60, appears as head of household in the census of 14 April 1930 in Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut, with Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales, William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ethel Littlehales.⁹
     Charles Henry Littlehales resided on 14 April 1930 at 18 Edgewood Avenue, Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut, with his daughter, Drucie, and his brother William and his niece, Ethel.⁹ He was a die sinker in a factory in April 1930 at Connecticut.⁹
     Charles Henry Littlehales, age 73, appears as head of household in the census of 13 April 1940 in Edgewood Road, Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut, with Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales and Clara Ethel Littlehales.¹⁰ Charles Henry Littlehales was a stock clerk in a brass manufacturing plant in April 1940 at Waterbury.³³ He was a die sinker for Scovill Manufacturing Company at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹¹
     Charles Henry Littlehales died on 11 September 1951 at Addison Gilbert Hospital, Gloucester, Massachusetts, at age 85.^11,34,35 He was buried in November 1951 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Section M, Lot 727.^36,37

           Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn was born on 28 February 1866 at Birmingham, England..^1,4,5
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn immigrated in 1896 to the United States.²
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn married Charles Henry Littlehales, son of William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith, on 12 July 1896 at Second Baptist Church, Waterbury, Connecticut.^1,6,7 Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn and Charles Henry Littlehales were found on a passenger list in June 1899 at Liverpool, England, and their infant daughter, Lizzie. They sailed on the S. S. Britannic from New York. Did they bring back Aunt Mary Jane Smith with them on the return trip to NY?⁸
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn appears as Rosa R. Littlehale, age 34, in the census of 12 June 1900 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his wife.²
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn and Charles Henry Littlehales resided on 12 June 1900 at 94 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, and their daughter, Drucie as well as his maternal aunt, Mary Jane Smith.²
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn and Charles Henry Littlehales resided in September 1900 at 94 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁹
     Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn and Charles Henry Littlehales resided on 19 December 1902 at 213 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³ Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn died on 19 December 1902 at 213 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 36, from heart disease, mitral valvua.^1,10 She was buried in 1902 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut. (Section P.)^11,12

           Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales was born on 9 June 1898 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^{2,1,10,11,12,13,14,7,15,16} She was found on a passenger list in June 1899 at Liverpool, England, with her parents Charles Henry Littlehales and Rosa Rebecca Llewellyn, sailing into Liverpool, England on the S. S. Britannic from New York; and their infant daughter, Lizzie. They sailed on the S. S. Britannic from New York. Did they bring back Aunt Mary Jane Smith with them on the return trip to NY?¹⁷
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales appears as Lizzie D. Littlehale, age 2, in the census of 12 June 1900 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his daughter.¹⁸
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales resided on 12 June 1900 at 94 Walnut Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents and her paternal great aunt, Mary Jane Smith.¹⁸
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales appears as Drucy Littlehales, age 12, in the census of 23 April 1910 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his niece.³
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales resided in April 1910 at 24 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her uncle, William, her great- aunt Mary Jane Smith, her cousin, Ethel (Clara), and her father.³ She always went by the name of Drucie and signed papers L. Drucilla Littlehales.¹⁵
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales appears as Drucilla L.Littlehales, age 21, in the census of 5 January 1920 at Watertown, Litchfield, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his wife (an obvious error).⁴
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales resided on 5 January 1920 at Edgewood Avenue, Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut, with her father, his brother William and his daughter, Ethel. Also, their greataunt Mary Jane Smith lived with them.⁴ She was a stenographer in a factory on 5 January 1920 at Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut.⁴ She was a stenographer to 1963 at Oakville Pin Co.(Scovill Mfg), Oakville, Connecticut, retiring in 1963.^{19,15,7,20,21}
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales appears as L. Drucilla Littlehales, age 31, in the census of 14 April 1930 at Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his daughter.⁵
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales appears as L. Drucilla Littlehales, age 41, in the census of 13 April 1940 at Edgewood Road, Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his daughter, along with Clara Ethel Littlehales.⁶ Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales was a stenographer for a pin manufacturer (Oakville Pin Company, part of Scoville Manufacturing) in April 1940 at Oakville.²² She was a member of First Baptist Church of Waterbury, Connecticut, where she was an alto soloist with its choir. She was also the church's financial secretary and a member of the bell choir and Women's Group. She had a certificate on her wall congratulating her on 86 years of being a parishioner of the church.⁷
     Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales died on 25 September 1997 at Abbott Terrace Health Center, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 99.^23,7 She was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut. (Section P.)^7,24

           William Alfred Littlehales was born on 29 October 1860 at 12 Henry Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England..^{1,17,2,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25}
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William A. Littlehales, age 6 months, in the census of 1861 at 12 Henry Street South, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his son; A domestic servant was also shown to be living with the family. Her name was Hannah Woolis and she was 15 years old.³
     William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1861 at 12 Henry Street South, Sheffield, England, with his parents and sister, Eliza.³
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William Alfred, age 10, in the census of 1871 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his son.⁴ William Alfred Littlehales was christened on 1 January 1871 at St. George's Church, Birmingham, England.²⁶ He resided in 1871 at 54 Talbot Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his father, William, his sister, Eliza, and his younger brother, Charlie.⁴
     William Alfred Littlehales 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.)^{27,28,2,29,30,31}
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as Willm A. Littlehales, age 20, in the census of 1881 at 48 Charlotte Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his son.¹⁴ William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1881 at 48 Charlotte Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his father, William, his paternal grandmother, Eliza, and his younger brother, Charlie.⁴ He was an engraver in 1881 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.⁴ He was an informant to the death of William Alfred Littlehales; from arthritis.^2,32 William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in July 1893 at England.³³ He immigrated on 3 July 1893 to New York, the United States, sailing from Liverpool, England on the S.S. Umbria.³³
     William Alfred Littlehales resided in September 1894 at 13 Tracy Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁴
     William Alfred Littlehales married Clara Ellen Knutton, daughter of Henry Knutton and Sarah Whiteley, on 16 September 1894 at Waterbury, Connecticut. They were joined in marriage by R.A. Nichols.^6,35,2 William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in November 1895 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁶
     William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ellen Knutton resided in March 1897 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁷ William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in 1897 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁷ He and Clara Ellen Knutton were found on a passenger list on 27 August 1898 at New York, New York, with their daughters, Beatrice Annie and Mabel. They were returning home to Waterbury, CT and sailed from Liverpool, England on the Lucania.⁵ William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ellen Knutton resided in August 1898 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut. William and Clara were on their way back from a trip to Sheffield with their two daughters, Beatrice Annie and Mabel. The passenger ship list states that they were "going home " to 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Conn.³⁸ William Alfred Littlehales was an engraver in August 1898 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁹ He was naturalized at the United States.⁴⁰
     William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ellen Knutton resided on 7 May 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁴¹
     Clara Ellen died on 7 May 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 35 from dysentery and heart failure leaving William Alfred a widower.^2,42
     William Alfred Littlehales, age 36, appears as William Littlehead, head of household in the census of 28 June 1900 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, with Beatrice Annie Littlehales, Mabel Lillian Littlehales and Clara Ethel Littlehales.⁷
     William Alfred Littlehales resided on 28 June 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his daughters Beatrice, Mabel, and Ethel.⁷ He was found on a passenger list on 30 August 1900 at Liverpool, England, sailing from New York on the S. S. Servia with his daughter, Beatrice and Mabel after the death of their mother. He was bringing them to stay with his wife's family in Sheffield, England.⁴³ He was an engraver in 1909 at Connecticut.⁵ He was found on a passenger list on 30 June 1909 at New York, New York, sailing from Liverpool on the S.S. Caronia.⁴⁴
     William Alfred Littlehales, age 49, appears as head of household in the census of 23 April 1910 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, with Clara Ethel Littlehales, Charles Henry Littlehales, Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales and Mary Jane Smith.⁸ William Alfred Littlehales resided in 1910 at 24 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his daughter, Ethel(Clara), his maternal aunt Mary Jane Smith, his brother Charles and Charles' daughter, Drucie.⁸ He worked in the brass shop . His particular trade was too blurry to read on the census. in April 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁸
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William J. Littlehales, age 59, in the census of 5 January 1920 at Watertown, Litchfield, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his brother.⁹
     William Alfred Littlehales resided on 5 January 1920 at Edgewood Avenue, Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut, with his daughter Ethel, his brother Charlie and his daughter Drucie. Also living with them was their great aunt Mary Jane Smith.⁹ He was a painter in a factory on 5 January 1920 at Connecticut.⁹
     William Alfred Littlehales appears as William A. Littlehales, age 65, in the census of 14 April 1930 at Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his brother.¹⁰ William Alfred Littlehales resided in April 1930 at 18 Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut, He lived with his brother, William, his niece, Drucie and his daughter, Ethel.¹⁰
     William Alfred Littlehales died on 14 February 1939 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 78.^25,2 He was buried in February 1939 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Section C, Lot 183.⁴⁵

           Clara Ellen Knutton was born on 7 August 1864 at Sheffield, England..^4,5,6
     Clara Ellen Knutton married William Alfred Littlehales, son of William Alfred Littlehales and Sarah Ann Smith, on 16 September 1894 at Waterbury, Connecticut. They were joined in marriage by R.A. Nichols.^1,7,4
     Clara Ellen Knutton and William Alfred Littlehales resided in March 1897 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.² Clara Ellen Knutton and William Alfred Littlehales were found on a passenger list on 27 August 1898 at New York, New York, with their daughters, Beatrice Annie and Mabel. They were returning home to Waterbury, CT and sailed from Liverpool, England on the Lucania.⁸ Clara Ellen Knutton and William Alfred Littlehales resided in August 1898 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut. William and Clara were on their way back from a trip to Sheffield with their two daughters, Beatrice Annie and Mabel. The passenger ship list states that they were "going home " to 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Conn.⁹ Clara Ellen Knutton was a housewife.¹⁰
     Clara Ellen Knutton and William Alfred Littlehales resided on 7 May 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹¹
     Clara Ellen died on 7 May 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 35 from dysentery and heart failure.^4,10 She was buried in May 1900 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Section P, Lot 411.^12,13

           Mabel Lillian Littlehales was born on 9 March 1897 at 37 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut..^{2,1,11,12,13,14,15,9}
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales resided in March 1897 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹ She resided on 27 August 1898 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents, William and Clara, and her sister, Beatrice Annie.¹⁶ She was found on a passenger list on 27 August 1898 at New York, New York, with her parents, William and Clara and sister Beatrice. Uncle Joshua Mahony was also listed on the log, but a few spaces above them. They were returning from a visit to Sheffield. The family sailed from Liverpool on the S.S. Lucania.³
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales appears as Mabel Littlehead, age 10, in the census of 28 June 1900 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his daughter.⁵
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales resided on 28 June 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her father and her sisters Beatrice and Ethel.¹⁷ She was found on a passenger list on 30 August 1900 at Liverpool, England, with William Alfred Littlehales, her father, and Beatrice Annie Littlehales, her sister; sailing from New York on the S. S. Servia with his daughter, Beatrice and Mabel after the death of their mother. He was bringing them to stay with his wife's family in Sheffield, England.¹⁸
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales appears as Mabel Lilian Littlehales, age 4, in the census of 1901 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Elizabeth Whiteley as her niece.¹⁹ Mabel Lillian Littlehales resided in 1901 at Sheffield, England, with her great aunt, Elizabeth Whiteley Burton and her daughter, Lily Burton.⁶ She was found on a passenger list on 9 May 1905 at New York, New York, with her adoptive mother, Lily Burton who was immigrating from England to come to the United States to marry Joshua Mahony, the brother-in-law of her deceased cousin, Clara Knutton Littlehales. Clara was the biological mother of Mabel. They sailed on the Umbria.⁴
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales appears as Mabel Littlehales, age 13, in the census of 25 April 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his adopted daughter, along with Lily Burton, Ernest Mahony and William Henry Mahony, her adoptive mother and stepbrothers.^7,20 Mabel Lillian Littlehales resided in April 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her uncle, Joshua Mahony (her father's brother-in-law), his wife Lilly (who was a first cousin to her mother), and cousins Ernest and William Mahony.⁷
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales, age 32, appears as head of household in the census of 15 April 1930 in 45 Prospect Street, Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, with Edith K. Calkins, a lodger.⁸ She was a clerk in the American Brass Company on 15 April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁸ She was maid of honor at the marriage of Reverend Richard Stanley Merrill Emrich and Beatrice Annie Littlehales, (her sister), daughter of William Alfred Littlehales and Clara Ellen Knutton, on 23 November 1937 at the Chapel in St. George's Church, New York, New York; The marriage was performed by the Rev. Dr. Elmore McNeill McKee at 4:00 PM. Beatrice's sister, Mabel, was her attendant. The best man was Dr. Duncan Black Macdonald Emrich, a brother of the groom.^21,2 Mabel Lillian Littlehales was a secretary for the American Brass Company at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁹ She was a member of the First Baptist Church and its Women's Group, as well as the assistant financial secretary Waterbury, Connecticut.⁹
     Mabel Lillian Littlehales died on 10 February 1996 at Oak Cliff Convalescent Home, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 98.⁹ She was buried on 4 May 1996 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.^22,23

           Clara Ethel Littlehales was born on 29 January 1899 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^1,6,7,8 She also went by the name of Ethel.^9,10
     Clara Ethel Littlehales appears as Ethel Littlehead, age 5, in the census of 28 June 1900 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his daughter.¹¹
     Clara Ethel Littlehales resided on 28 June 1900 at 37 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her father and her sisters Beatrice and Mabel.¹²
     Clara Ethel Littlehales appears as Clara E. Littlehales, age 11, in the census of 23 April 1910 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of William Alfred Littlehales as his daughter.³ Clara Ethel Littlehales resided in April 1910 at 24 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her father, William, her greataunt Mary Jane Smith, her uncle Charles and Charles' daughter, Drucie.³
     Clara Ethel Littlehales appears as Ethel C. Littlehales, age 20, in the census of 5 January 1920 at Watertown, Litchfield, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his niece.¹³
     Clara Ethel Littlehales resided on 5 January 1920 at 18 Edgewood Avenue, Watertown (Oakville), Connecticut, with her father, his brother Charlie and his daughter Drucie. Also living with them was their great aunt Mary Jane Smith.¹³
     Clara Ethel Littlehales appears as C. Ethel Littlehales, age 31, in the census of 14 April 1930 at Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his niece.¹⁴ Clara Ethel Littlehales resided in 1930 at Edgewood Road, Oakville, Connecticut, with her father and her uncle, Charles and her cousin, Drucie in their house.¹⁴
     Clara Ethel Littlehales appears as C. Ethel Littlehales, age 41, in the census of 13 April 1940 at Edgewood Road, Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut,in the household of Charles Henry Littlehales as his niece, along with Lizzie Drucilla Littlehales.¹⁵ Clara Ethel Littlehales was an informant of the death of her uncle, Charlie, on 11 September 1951.^16,17,18
     Clara Ethel Littlehales died on 21 December 1965 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 66 from a brain tumor.^19,18,1,4,20 She was buried on 24 December 1965 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.^19,18

           William Henry Mahony was born on 21 December 1890 at 50 High St., Waterbury, Connecticut. E.P. Gregory was the physician.
Birth record stated that there were 6 children born presenty and 5 were alive by 1890..^{1,7,19,20,4,21,22,9,23} He resided in 1895 at 33 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents and siblings: Percy, Clara, and Ernest.²⁴
     After the death of his mother, his father moved him and his siblings, Clara, Percy, Ernest to 31 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁵ He also went by the name of Willy.²⁶
     William Henry Mahony appears as Willy Mahoney, age 9, in the census of 14 June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son, along with his siblings: Clara Edith Mahony, Percy Mahony and Ernest Mahony.² William Henry Mahony resided in June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his father, Joshua, and his siblings: Clara, Percy, and Ernest.²
     William Henry Mahony appears as William Mahony, age 19, in the census of 25 April 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son, along with Lily Burton, Ernest Mahony and Mabel Lillian Littlehales, his stepmother, brother, and stepsister (formerly cousin.)^3,27 William Henry Mahony resided in April 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his father, stepmother, brother Ernest, and cousin Mable Littlehales.³ He was a watch worker in the clock shop in April 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     William Henry Mahony resided in 1913 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Bill's father, Joshua, and his wife Lily and adopted daughter Mabel Littlehales. Bill's brother, Ernest was also living here.²⁸ He was employed by Waterbury Clock Company in 1913 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁸
     William Henry Mahony married Christine A. Miller in 1913.^{5,29,17,10,30} William Henry Mahony was employed by the Waterbury Clock Company in 1914 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³¹
     William Henry Mahony resided in 1914 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³¹
     William Henry Mahony resided in 1915 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³² He was employed by the Waterbury Clock Company in 1915 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³² He was employed by the Waterbury Clock Co. in 1917 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³³ He was also known as Mahoney.^4,33
     William Henry Mahony filled out a military census form 26 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 William was 26 years old, single, and measured 5'8'' tall, and weighed 135 lbs. His occupation was described as a diamond wire dye maker. He knew how to ride and handle a team of horses as well as drive an automobile. He could not drive a motorcycle, understand telegraphy or operate electrical machinery among other things. He was also a good swimmer.³⁴
     William Henry Mahony resided on 5 June 1917 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^35,4 He was a diamond wire dye maker employed by Standard Wire Dye Co. on 5 June 1917 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁴
     Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. The first registration was for men between the ages of 21 and 31. As a result, this registration included men born between June 5, 1886 and June 5, 1896. William Henry Mahony filled out a draft card on 5 June 1917 at Waterbury, Connecticut. He was of medium height, medium build, had gray eyes and brown hair.⁴
     William Henry Mahony, age 29, appears as head of household in the census of 13 January 1920 in Waterbury, Connecticut, with Christine A. Miller.⁵ William Henry Mahony and Christine A. Miller resided in January 1920 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, His father, Joshua, as well as his brother, Ernest, lived in the same three family house, but on a different floor.⁵ William Henry Mahony was a repairman in the brass factory in January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁵ He was the president of Waterbury Wire Die Co. (Shows that the compnay was incorporated in 1919 and had $10, 000 in capital. Secretary was John P. Wall and treasurer was Irving C. Spiers) in 1922 at 444 Meadow Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹¹ He was the president of Waterbury Wire Dir Co. in 1925 at 444 Meadow Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³⁶
     William Henry Mahony, age 35, appears as head of household in the census of 8 April 1930 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, with Christine A. Miller and Robert William Mahony. Christine's father, mother and sister were also enumerated as living with the Mahonys. His father-in-law, David Miller, age 61, was a watchman in an oil refinery. He was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His mother-in-law, Alice J. Miller, age 57, was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His sister-in-law, Helen A. Miller, age 21, was a stenographer in an oil refinery.⁶
     William Henry Mahony and Christine A. Miller resided in April 1930 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, California.⁶ William Henry Mahony was a salesman in retail gasoline in April 1930 at Los Angeles, California.⁶
     William Henry Mahony and Christine A. Miller resided in 1935 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, California.³⁷
     William Henry Mahony, age 49, appears as head of household in the census of 11 April 1940 in 2181 West 29 Place, Los Angeles, California, with Christine A. Miller and Robert William Mahony. Christina's parents (David and Alice J. Miller) and her brother, William D. Miller, were also enumerated with this family.¹² William Henry Mahony owned Queen Ann Venetian Blind Company.^10,38
     William Henry Mahony died on 10 July 1971 at Los Angeles, California, at age 80.^9,8 He was buried on 13 July 1971 at Inglewood Park Mausoleum, Inglewood, California.⁹

           Clara Edith Mahony was born on 15 November 1884 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^1,3,10
     Clara resided in 1891 at 100 High Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents and brothers Percy and Ernest.¹¹ She resided in 1895 at 33 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents and her siblings: Percy, Ernest, and Willy.¹²
     After the death of her mother, her father moved her brothers, Percy, Ernest, and Will to 31 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³
     Clara Edith Mahony appears as Clara Mahoney, age 15, in the census of 14 June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his daughter, along with her brothers: Percy Mahony, Ernest Mahony and William Henry Mahony.⁴ Clara Edith Mahony resided in June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her father, Joshua and her siblings: Percy, Ernest, and Willy.⁴
     Clara Edith Mahony married Thomas Percy on 1 July 1907 at Waterbury, Connecticut. Divorced.²
     Clara Edith died on 20 June 1915 at age 30. Clara died the same year as her brother Percy and her step mother, Lillie Burton. Section M, Lot 343.^5,2,8

           Annie Beatrice Mahony was born on 29 September 1880 at 67 Holly Street, Sheffield, England..^1,2,13,14,6 She was also known to have been born on 2 January 1881 at Sheffield, England.¹⁵
     Annie Beatrice Mahony appears as Betrice Mahony, age 6 months, in the census of 1881 at 63 Holly Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Joshua Mahony Sr. as the daughter of his son, Joshua, along with other family members: Jane Baker, Joshua Mahony Jr., Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, John Walter Mahony, Elizabeth Mahony, Thomas Mahony and Henry Mahony.⁸ Annie Beatrice Mahony resided there with her parents. Her paternal uncle, John, and paternal aunt, Eliza, were also living there as well as her cousins, Tom and Harry Mahony (Joshua's brother Fred's children).⁸
     Annie immigrated on 20 April 1883 to New York, New York, sailing from Liverpool, England on the S. S. Adriatic with her parents and brother, Percy.¹⁶   
     Annie died on 24 May 1891 at 100 High St., Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 10 from Bright's Disease. (Currently, known as glomerulonephritis.)^17,5,6 She was buried in May 1891 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, Section M, Lot 343.¹⁸

           Ernest Mahony was born on 21 July 1886 at Waterbury, Connecticut.^{22,2,4,23,6,24,25}
     Ernest Mahony resided in 1891 at 100 High Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents and sister, Clara, and brother, Percy²⁶ and by 1895, he was residing with his parents and siblings: Percy, Clara, and Willy at 33 Welton.²⁷
     After the death of his mother (1897), his father moved Percy, Clara, Will, and him to 31 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁸
     Ernest Mahony appears as Ernest Mahoney, age 13, in the census of 14 June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son, along with his siblings: Clara Edith Mahony, Percy Mahony and William Henry Mahony.⁵
     Between 1910 and June 1916, he resided at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his father, stepmother, and cousin Mabel Littlehales. Also, living there was Bill Mahony, Ernest's nephew.^{29,30,31,32,33}
     Ernest Mahony, age 22, appears in the census of 25 April 1910 at 51 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son, along with Lily Burton, William Henry Mahony and Mabel Lillian Littlehales, his stepmother, his brother, and adopted stepsister (formerly a cousin.)^3,34
     Ernest was a watch worker in the Waterbury Clock Shop in April 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut,^3,35 and was still employed there in 1912.³⁶ He was a conductor at Ct. Co. between 1914 and 1917 at Waterbury.^31,32,37,38
     Ernest Mahony filled out a military census form 26 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 Ernest was 30 years old, single, and measured 5'7 and 1/2'' tall, and weighed 129 lbs. His occupation was described as metal gauging with prior experience in loading fuse rings. He knew how to ride and handle a team of horses. He could not drive an automobile or motorcycle, understand telegraphy or operate electrical machinery among other things. He knew how to handle a (power/sail) boat, but did not know how to swim.³⁹
     After the death of his stepmother, Lily (in 1916), Ernest resided with his father between June 1917 and 1918 at 53 Wood Street, Waterbury. One of the street directories showed that his father Joshua had an address at 51 Wood and also one at 53 Wood. The 1900 Census had a 53 Wood, but by the time the 1910 Census was taken, there was no #53. #51 Wood, where the family was shown to have been living for many years prior on the city directories, did not exist on the 1900 census, but did exist on the 1910 census. What might have happened is that the city renumbered the houses on Wood Street, 53 was a top floor of 51 and not labeled, or one of the buildings on Wood Street was a garage from where Joshua did his brush manufacturing.^6,40
     Ernest Mahony filled out a draft card on 5 June 1917 at Waterbury, Connecticut. Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. The first registration was for men between the ages of 21 and 31. As a result, this registration included men born between June 5, 1886 and June 5, 1896. The card showed that Ernest was of medium height, medium build with gray eyes and light hair, balding. His second finger on his left hand was described as cut at the first joint.⁴¹
     As of 5 June 1917, Ernest was still employed by Scovill Manufacturing Company doing munition work at Waterbury.⁶
     Ernest Mahony, age 34, appears in the census of 13 January 1920 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son.⁴² and he was a toolmaker in a clock factory at Waterbury.⁷
     Ernest Mahony and Joshua Mahony Jr. 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.^{42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51}
     Between 1922 and 1934, Ernest was employed by the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Manufacturing Company at Waterbury. But in 1926, we see that he is a machinist in Milford, CT, most likely sent there by the WFF&Mfg Co to work.^{52,53,54,55,56,57,58} In 1926, he and his father were living at 737 East Broadway, Milford, Connecticut.⁵⁹
     By 1927, he had returned to work for the Waterbury Farrel Foundry Manufacturing Company at Waterbury.⁶⁰
     Ernest Mahony, age 40, appears in the census of 16 April 1930 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son.^8,61
     Ernest Mahony was an informant to the death of Joshua Mahony Jr., his father, on 22 August 1934.^62,63,16
     By 1935, Ernest was residing at Milford, Connecticut.⁶⁴
     Ernest Mahony resided in 1937 at 737 East Broadway, Milford, Connecticut.⁶⁵
     Ernest Mahony, age 53, appears as head of household in the census of 16 April 1940 in 1088 East Broadway, Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut.⁹
     After Ernest retired as a machinist from WFF&Mfr Co., the 1940 census shows his occupation as a painter doing odd jobs. His niece, Bernice Mahony Healey, said that Uncle Ernie didn't work. But, he was probably working on and off as a painter during that time at Milford, Connecticut.^66,67,68
     Ernest died on 24 June 1941 at 1088 East Broadway, Milford, Connecticut, at age 54 from suicide by illuminating gas.^69,70 He was buried on 26 June 1941 at Kings Highway Cemetery, Milford, Connecticut. He is buried in Section 3, Lot 248. There might not be a headstone.⁷¹

           Percy Mahony was born on 27 October 1882 at 7 Rugby Terrace, Leeds, Yorkshire, England..^{1,2,13,14,15,16,10}
     Percy immigrated on 20 April 1883 to New York, New York, sailing from Liverpool, England on the S. S. Adriatic with his parents and sister, Annie.¹⁷    It seems that after many of the Mahonys arrived in America, their surname spelling got changed to Mahoney.¹⁸
     Percy resided in 1891 at 100 High Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents and sister, Clara, and brother, Ernest.¹⁹
     In 1895, Percy resided with his parents and siblings, Clara, Ernest, and Will at 33 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁰
     After the death of his mother, his father moved Percy, Clara, Ernest, and Will to31 Welton, Waterbury, Connecticut.²¹
     Percy Mahony appears as Percy Mahoney, age 17, in the census of 14 June 1900 at 55 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Joshua Mahony Jr. as his son, along with his siblings: Clara Edith Mahony, Ernest Mahony and William Henry Mahony³ and the census shows that he was a day laborer at that time.³
     Percy Mahony petitioned the court to become a citizen on 21 October 1904 at Waterbury District Court, Waterbury, Connecticut...²²
     From at least between 1905 and 1915, Percy was employed by the Waterbury Clock Company. First as an adjuster and then eventually moving up to Inspector at the time of his death. (His daughter, Bernice, said that he made dollar watches at the company.)^{23,24,25,26,4,27,28,29,30,31,10,32}
     Percy Mahony married Beatrice Aida Smith, daughter of Seth Smith and Hannah Mary Rigg, on 29 May 1905 at Third Congregational Church on Washington Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut. Thomas Mahony, Percy's cousin, was a witness to the marriage as well as Frederick W. Morton.^{33,34,35,10,36,37}   
     Percy and Beatrice resided in 1908 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their daughter, Bernice.²⁵
     Percy, age 27, appears as head of household in the census of 25 April 1910 in 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Beatrice Aida Smith and Bernice Ruth Mahony, his wife and daughter.^4,26
     Percy and Beatrice resided between 1912 and 1913 at 50 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their daughter, Bernice, and Beatrice's mother, Hannah Smith.^38,39
     Percy and Beatrice resided between 1914 and 1915 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their two daughters and Beatrice's mother, Hannah Smith who owned the house.^{40,41,42,43,44}
     Percy Mahony died 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.^6,5
     According to his obituary, the "funeral of Percy Mahony, who died at the Waterbury Hospital, Monday after a short illness, took place the afternoon of 23 September 1915, in Waterbury, Connecticut. The services were held at his late home, 383 Wilson Street, the Reverend H. B. Sloat, pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating. They were very simple and were attended by a large gathering of relatives and friends, and a delegation from Tunxis Tribe, I.O.R.M. The pallbearers were Walter Bartram, Clayton Merrill, Edward Dwyer, Thomas Bougois, William Engert, and C.L. Clark, all members of Tunxis Tribe, I.O.R.M."¹⁰ He was buried 23 September 1915 Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, in Section P, Lot 33/34.^45,10,46

           Robert William Mahony was born on 2 April 1922 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^7,8,9
     Robert William Mahony appears as Robert W. Mahony, age 8, in the census of 8 April 1930 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California,in the household of William Henry Mahony as his son; Christine's father, mother and sister were also enumerated as living with the Mahonys. His father-in-law, David Miller, age 61, was a watchman in an oil refinery. He was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His mother-in-law, Alice J. Miller, age 57, was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His sister-in-law, Helen A. Miller, age 21, was a stenographer in an oil refinery.¹ Robert William Mahony resided in April 1930 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, with his parents and his maternal grandparents and maternal aunt.¹
     Robert William Mahony resided in 1935 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, California, with William Henry Mahony and Christine A. Miller.¹⁰
     Robert William Mahony appears as Robert William Mahoney, age 17, in the census of 11 April 1940 at 2181 West 29 Place, Los Angeles, California,in the household of William Henry Mahony as his son, along with Christine A. Miller; Christina's parents (David and Alice J. Miller) and her brother, William D. Miller, were also enumerated with this family.¹¹
     Robert William Mahony married Naomi L. Cheney on 15 April 1950 at Los Angeles, California.¹²
     Robert and Naomi resided between 1952 and 1954 at 7230 Brynhurst Avenue, Los Angeles, California.^13,14 Robert William Mahony owned the company and was reproduction supervisor. at Advertisers Lithograph, Inglewood, California.
     Robert William Mahony died on 5 March 1973 at Inglewood, California, at age 50.^15,2

           Christine A. Miller was born on 28 September 1890 at Connecticut..^5,7,8,6
     Christine A. Miller married William Henry Mahony, son of Joshua Mahony Jr. and Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, in 1913.^2,9,1,10,5
     Christine A. Miller appears as Christine Mahony, age 29, in the census of 13 January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of William Henry Mahony as his wife.²
     Christine A. Miller and William Henry Mahony resided in January 1920 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, His father, Joshua, as well as his brother, Ernest, lived in the same three family house, but on a different floor.² Christine A. Miller was a packer in the brass factory in January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut.²
     Christine A. Miller appears as Christine A. Mahony, age 35, in the census of 8 April 1930 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California,in the household of William Henry Mahony as his wife; Christine's father, mother and sister were also enumerated as living with the Mahonys. His father-in-law, David Miller, age 61, was a watchman in an oil refinery. He was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His mother-in-law, Alice J. Miller, age 57, was born in England and immigrated in 1890. His sister-in-law, Helen A. Miller, age 21, was a stenographer in an oil refinery.³
     Christine A. Miller and William Henry Mahony resided in April 1930 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, California.³
     Christine A. Miller and William Henry Mahony resided in 1935 at 2181 West 29th Place, Los Angeles, California.¹¹
     Christine A. Miller appears as Christina A. Mahoney, age 49, in the census of 11 April 1940 at 2181 West 29 Place, Los Angeles, California,in the household of William Henry Mahony as his wife, along with Robert William Mahony, their son; Christina's parents (David and Alice J. Miller) and her brother, William D. Miller, were also enumerated with this family.⁴
     Christine A. Miller resided in October 1980 at 220 W. Manchester, Inglewood, California.^6,1
     Christine A. Miller died on 22 October 1980 at Los Angeles, California, at age 90.^5,6

           Naomi L. Cheney was born on 13 February 1925 at Los Angeles County, California..^4,5,6 She also went by the name of Sherry.²
     Naomi L. Cheney married Robert William Mahony, son of William Henry Mahony and Christine A. Miller, on 15 April 1950 at Los Angeles, California.⁷
     Naomi and Robert resided between 1952 and 1954 at 7230 Brynhurst Avenue, Los Angeles, California.^8,9
     Naomi resided in 1992 at 3072 Swallow Nest Drive, Sacramento, California.¹⁰
     Naomi L. Cheney died on 19 March 2010 at Sacramento, California, at age 85.²

           Thomas Percy was born on 28 July 1880 at Lonaconing, Maryland..¹
     Thomas Percy married Clara Edith Mahony, daughter of Joshua Mahony Jr. and Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, on 1 July 1907 at Waterbury, Connecticut. Divorced.¹ Thomas Percy was employed by the Waterbury Clock Company in 1908 at Waterbury, Connecticut.² He was employed by E. Ing. Company in 1909 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     Thomas Percy died on 18 August 1910 at Lonaconing, Maryland, at age 30.¹

           Mildred Gertrude Percy was born on 27 June 1908 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^1,2
     Mildred Gertrude Percy, age 21, appears in the household of Henry and Mary Wilson, her paternal aunt and uncle in the census of 13 April 1930 in 6103 Frontenac, Detroit, Michigan, with her aunt and uncle, Henry and Mary Wilson, and their son, Forest Wilson..³ Mildred was a typist in an office in April 1930 at Detroit, Michigan.⁴
     Mildred Gertrude Percy married Ernest Alvin Schroeder on 5 September 1931 at Ecorse, Michigan.¹
     Mildred Gertrude Percy died on 11 January 1993 at Monroe, Michigan, at age 84.¹ She was buried on 13 January 1993 at Mi Memorial Park, Flat Rock, Michigan.¹

           Ernest Alvin Schroeder was born on 3 March 1906 at Monroe, Michigan..¹ He was christened in 1906 at Zion Lutheran Church, Monroe, Michigan.¹
     Ernest Alvin Schroeder married Mildred Gertrude Percy, daughter of Thomas Percy and Clara Edith Mahony, on 5 September 1931 at Ecorse, Michigan.¹ Ernest Alvin Schroeder was He worked for the railroad, then became a farmer.²
     Ernest Alvin Schroeder died on 4 August 1986 at Trenton, Michigan, at age 80.¹ He was buried on 6 August 1986 at Mi Memorial Park, Flat Rock, Michigan.¹

           Beatrice Aida Smith was born on 16 April 1882 at 78 Prince Street, Dalton, England..^{1,26,27,28,29} She was christened on 14 May 1882 at Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England.^30,31
     Beatrice Aida Smith appears as Beatrice A. Smith, age 8, in the census of 1891 at Barrow-In-Furness, Lancashire, England,in the household of Seth Smith as his daughter.³²
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1891 at 25 Market Street, Barrow-In-Furness, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings: Margaret, John, Helen, Seth, and Hannah.³²
     Beatrice Aida Smith immigrated on 24 November 1893 to Brooklyn, New York, Beatrice sailed from Liverpool, England on the Germanic with her mother and five siblings: John B, age 11, Margaret, age 10, Helen, age 7, Seth, age 5, and Annie (Hannah), age 2. Her father had sailed earlier in the year to the United States.^3,33   
     Beatrice Aida Smith was found on a passenger list in May 1897 departing the Port of New York and headed for Liverpool, England, with her mother. It was several months after the death of her maternal grandmother, Ruth Pearson Rigg.³⁴
     Beatrice Aida Smith appears as Beatrice A. Smith, age 16, in the census of 14 June 1900 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Seth Smith as his daughter.⁴
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided on 14 June 1900 at 50 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents and siblings: John, Margaret, Helen, Seth, and Hannah.⁴ She was a labourer in the buttonworks on 14 June 1900 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁵
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in May 1905 at 50 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother.³⁵
     Beatrice Aida Smith married Percy Mahony, son of Joshua Mahony Jr. and Eliza Ann Travis Littlehales, on 29 May 1905 at Third Congregational Church on Washington Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut. Thomas Mahony, Percy's cousin, was a witness to the marriage as well as Frederick W. Morton.^{36,37,38,39,40,41}
     Beatrice and Percy resided in 1908 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their daughter, Bernice.⁴²
     Beatrice Aida Smith appears as Batriss Mahony, age 25, in the census of 25 April 1910 at 49 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Percy Mahony as his wife.^5,43
     Beatrice and Percy resided between 1912 and 1913 at 50 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their daughter, Bernice, and Beatrice's mother, Hannah Smith.^44,45
     Beatrice and Percy resided between 1914 and 1915 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with their two daughters and Beatrice's mother, Hannah Smith who owned the house.^{46,47,48,49,50}
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1916 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah, and her two children, Bernice and Elsie.⁵¹
     Beatrice Aida Smith appears as Beatrice Mahoney, age 35, in the census of 16 January 1920 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Hannah Mary Rigg as her daughter.⁷
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided on 16 January 1920 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah, and her daughters, Bernice and Elsie.¹⁷ She was a bench hand in a spring company. (Her husband's cousin, Thomas, son of John W. Mahony, owned a spring company) on 16 January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁷
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1922 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah Smith and her two daughters, Bernice and Elsie.⁵²
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1925 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah Smith and her two daughters, Bernice and Elsie.⁵³
     Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1927 at 3 Willard, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her two daughters and her mother, Hannah Smith.⁵⁴ She was employed by the Mahony Company which made hairsprings for watches. Beatrice's husband, Percy, had a first cousin, Tom, who owned and ran the company in 1927 at 23 Jefferson, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁵⁴
     Beatrice Aida Smith, age 45 (widowed), appears as head of household in the census of 10 April 1930 in Waterbury, Connecticut, with Hannah Mary Rigg and Elsie Lillian Mahony.⁸ Beatrice Aida Smith resided on 10 April 1930 at 86 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah Smith and her daughter, Elsie.⁸ She was a bench worker in the Mahony Company, a hair spring factory owned by Percy Mahony's cousin, Thomas Mahony and his son, Herbert in April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut.^8,55 She resided in 1930 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah Smith and her daughter, Elsie.⁵³ She resided in 1931 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah.⁵⁶ She was employed by the Mahony Company which made hairsprings for watches. Beatrice's husband, Percy, had a first cousin, Tom, who owned and ran the company in 1931 at 23 Jefferson, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁵⁶ She resided in 1933 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah.⁵⁷ She resided in 1934 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, Hannah.⁵⁸ She was an informant of the death of Hannah Mary Rigg on 16 March 1935 in 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut; from cerebral embolism.^59,60,19 Beatrice Aida Smith resided in 1936 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶¹ She resided in 1937 at 56 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶² She was also known as Mahoney.^7,63,64
     Beatrice Aida Smith died on 26 July 1974 at 199 Cooke Street, Meriden, Connecticut, at age 92 due to arteriosclerotic heart disease.^9,65,66,64 She was buried on 29 July 1974 at Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut, next to her husband.^65,64,67,68

           Elsie Lillian Mahony was born on 11 October 1912 at 50 South Wilson St., Waterbury, Connecticut..^{1,14,15,16,6,17} She resided in 1913 at 50 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents, her sister, Bernice,and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.¹⁸ She resided in 1914 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents, her sister, Bernice,and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.¹⁹ She resided in 1915 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her parents, her sister, Bernice,and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.²⁰ She resided in 1916 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, her sister, Bernice,and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.²¹ She resided in 1917 at 383 South Wilson Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother, her sister, Bernice,and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.²²
     Elsie Lillian Mahony appears as Elsie Mahoney, age 7, in the census of 16 January 1920 at Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut,in the household of Hannah Mary Rigg as her granddaughter.²
     Elsie Lillian Mahony resided on 16 January 1920 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her grandmother, Hannah Smith, her mother Beatrice and her sister, Bernice.²
     Elsie Lillian Mahony resided in 1922 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her grandmother, Hannah Smith, her mother Beatrice and her sister, Bernice.²³
     Elsie Lillian Mahony resided in 1925 at 76 Wood Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her grandmother, Hannah Smith, her mother Beatrice and her sister, Bernice.²⁴
     Elsie Lillian Mahony resided in 1927 at 3 Willard, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her grandmother, Hannah Smith, her mother Beatrice and her sister, Bernice.²⁵
     Elsie Lillian Mahony appears as Elsie L. Mahoney, age 17, in the census of 10 April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Beatrice Aida Smith as her daughter.³ Elsie Lillian Mahony resided in April 1930 at 86 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with her mother and her grandmother Hannah Rigg Smith.³ She was a bench worker in a factory in April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     Elsie Lillian Mahony married Albert Ralph Rowley on 8 June 1935 at Meriden, Connecticut.^{26,6,27,28,29} Elsie Lillian Mahony and Albert Ralph Rowley resided in 1936 at 66 Vine Street, Meriden, Connecticut.²⁷
     Elsie Lillian Mahony appears as Elsie L. Rowley, age 27, in the census of 5 April 1940 at 199 Cook Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut,in the household of Albert Ralph Rowley as his wife, along with.³⁰ Elsie Lillian Mahony was (an unknown value.)⁶ She was a homemaker at Meriden, Connecticut.³¹
     Elsie Lillian Mahony died on 20 June 1996 at St Elizabeth Center/Curtis Home, Meriden, Connecticut, at age 83.^6,7 She was buried on 24 June 1996 at Walnut Grove Cemetery, Meriden, Connecticut.⁶

           Albert Ralph Rowley was born on 5 August 1907 at Meriden, Connecticut..² He was also known as Ralph.³
     Albert Ralph Rowley married Elsie Lillian Mahony, daughter of Percy Mahony and Beatrice Aida Smith, on 8 June 1935 at Meriden, Connecticut.^4,5,6,7,8
     Albert Ralph Rowley and Elsie Lillian Mahony resided in 1936 at 66 Vine Street, Meriden, Connecticut.⁶ Albert Ralph Rowley was an electrician for International Silver Co. in 1936 at Meriden, Connecticut.^6,9
     Albert Ralph Rowley, age 32, appears as head of household in the census of 5 April 1940 in 199 Cook Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut, with Elsie Lillian Mahony.¹⁰ Albert Ralph Rowley was an electrician in a silver factory in April 1940 at Meriden, Connecticut.¹¹
     Albert Ralph Rowley died on 19 December 1991 at Meriden, Connecticut, at age 84.^2,1

           Ross Arthur Rowley was born on 19 March 1943 at Meriden, Connecticut..⁸
     Ross Arthur Rowley died on 25 January 2016 at Kernersville, North Carolina, at age 72.^9,10 He was buried at Kernersville Moravian God's Acre Cemetery, Kernersville, North Carolina.^11,12