DOWLING ONE NAME STUDY
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Mary Childers1
F, #8001, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Family
Family: William Dowling (d. DECEASED)
- William Dowling+ (d. DECEASED)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Death: Mary Childers died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Mary Childers had reference number 8001.
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Dowling's of Southern Indiana
Posted by Stan Dowling on May 26, 1998 at 18:37:08:
E-mail: sdow011452@aol.com
Hello Dowling Cousins,
I am a descendent of John Dowling (Sr) who is first located in Washington Co. Bethlehem Twp, PA with Wife Eliz. and 3 children c. 1778. He moves to Jefferson Co., KY c. 1791 and nothing is known of him after 1808. His son Wm. (Sr) m: Mary Childers. Wm. (Sr) & John (Jr) moved to IN c. 1814. Wm. (Sr) had Wm. (Jr) who m: Hannah M. Fordyce. They had Joseph Lane who m: Louisa A. Reid. They had Otto Ervin(twin) who m: Malinda Ellen South. They had Arville Ervin who m: Leoma Fleetwood. They had Gene Ervin who m: Mickey Lee Fountain. They had me. Stories are told of John (Sr) having 7 brothers in Ireland fighting the British. There is a book "Dowlings of Southern Indiana by Enos Dowling" which I have a copy. I will glady share all that I have on my Dowling's. I hope to trace my family back to Ireland. Any of my cousin out there?
Posted by Stan Dowling on May 26, 1998 at 18:37:08:
E-mail: sdow011452@aol.com
Hello Dowling Cousins,
I am a descendent of John Dowling (Sr) who is first located in Washington Co. Bethlehem Twp, PA with Wife Eliz. and 3 children c. 1778. He moves to Jefferson Co., KY c. 1791 and nothing is known of him after 1808. His son Wm. (Sr) m: Mary Childers. Wm. (Sr) & John (Jr) moved to IN c. 1814. Wm. (Sr) had Wm. (Jr) who m: Hannah M. Fordyce. They had Joseph Lane who m: Louisa A. Reid. They had Otto Ervin(twin) who m: Malinda Ellen South. They had Arville Ervin who m: Leoma Fleetwood. They had Gene Ervin who m: Mickey Lee Fountain. They had me. Stories are told of John (Sr) having 7 brothers in Ireland fighting the British. There is a book "Dowlings of Southern Indiana by Enos Dowling" which I have a copy. I will glady share all that I have on my Dowling's. I hope to trace my family back to Ireland. Any of my cousin out there?
Citations
- [S707] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Dowling.,
Citation Detail: From Stan Dowling - email address - Dowlings of Southern Indiana 26 May 1998,
Citation Text: Hello Dowling Cousins,
I am a descendent of John Dowling (Sr) who is first located in Washington Co. Bethlehem Twp, PA with Wife Eliz. and 3 children c. 1778. He moves to Jefferson Co., KY c. 1791 and nothing is known of him after 1808. His son Wm. (Sr) m: Mary Childers. Wm. (Sr) & John (Jr) moved to IN c. 1814. Wm. (Sr) had Wm. (Jr) who m: Hannah M. Fordyce. They had Joseph Lane who m: Louisa A. Reid. They had Otto Ervin(twin) who m: Malinda Ellen South. They had Arville Ervin who m: Leoma Fleetwood. They had Gene Ervin who m: Mickey Lee Fountain. They had me. Stories are told of John (Sr) having 7 brothers in Ireland fighting the British. There is a book "Dowlings of Southern Indiana by Enos Dowling" which I have a copy. I will glady share all that I have on my Dowling's. I hope to trace my family back to Ireland. Any of my cousin out there?
David C Collins1
M, #8005, d. DECEASED
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Canada - ALL; Canada, Ontario
Family
Family: Catherine Dowling (b. August 1814, d. 24 April 1841)
- Maryett Collins (b. 1833, d. 5 January 1848)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Marriage: David C Collins and Catherine Dowling were married on 22 March 1832 in Bayham, Elgin, Ontario, Canada, Witnesses: William Holliwood & Elizabeth Dowling.1
- Death: He died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: David C Collins had reference number 8005.
- Residence: He resided in Bayham, Elgin, Ontario, Canada, on 22 March 1832.1
Citations
- [S2501] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Church (London District, Ontario, Canada). "Ontario Marriages 1800-1910".
"Ontario Marriages, 1800-1910." Database. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : 14 June 2016. Index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City.,
Repository: Family Search,
Citation Detail: MULTIPLE RECORDS for MOSES FLETCHER to ROSANNA DOWLING - 2Jan1832 - Original Page 142, Microfilm Page 96 DAVID C COLLINS to CATHERINE DOWLING - 22Mar1832 - Original Page 142, Microfilm Page 96
Marriage-MULTI-Dowling-Rosanna-Fletcher-Moses-Dowling-Catherine-Collins-Davis-1832-CAN-ONT-Bayham
Barbera Dillon
F, #8012, d. DECEASED
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Canada - ALL; Canada, Nova Scotia
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Marriage: Barbera Dillon and Philip Wortman Dowling were married on 25 November 1820 in Digby, Digby, Nova Scotia, CanadaG, Digby Trinity Anglican Church.
- Death: She died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Barbera Dillon had reference number 8012.
J J Morgan Divine1
M, #8013, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Death: J J Morgan Divine died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: J J Morgan Divine had reference number 8013.
Citations
- [S707] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Dowling.,
Citation Detail: From: Lowrey, Mary E.; Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 3:52 PM; To: 'email address' ; Subject: FW: DOWLING / CASEY / POWELL 2:- From: Lowrey, Mary E. [mailto:email address]; Sent: 08 March 1999 16:48; To: 'dowling'; Subject: FW: DOWLING / CASEY / POWELL;
Citation Text: 1:- spent some time at the nat'l archives last week and was able to pull up the passenger manifest of the last trip my gmother made from Ireland to America (Aurania, 12/17/24) -- and discovered the birthplaces for her and for my ggrandmother -- does anyone know anything about "Baltinglass" (I did find it on a map)? My ggrandmother was born in "Mullaghroe" and I haven't found that one on the map -- any info out there? They listed as their friend/relative in Ireland a "Mrs. Gray, Tilmore (i think that is a road or area), Ballytore" my aunt tells me she remembers Mrs. Gray and that she lived in the "big stone house". Will be excited to hear from any of ya'll. thanks, mary lowrey
What I know of my Irish heritage at this point isn't a whole lot and I'd appreciate any additional pieces to the puzzle. Here goes:
Dennis ? DOWLING - County Wicklow / d. 1936 - a blacksmith by trade
Theresa MURPHY - d.1926?
Richard Michael DOWLING - b. 1880? / emigrated to USA 1912? / d. 1971
Bertha (Mary?) DOWLING BARTON - emigrated to Canada ?
Nan DOWLING - emigrated to London
Jim DOWLING - emigrated to London (I think there was at least one brother, but I don't know any details)
Patrick CASEY - railroad man? - / lived & died in County Wicklow
Mary Bridget POWELL - b. Mullaghroe 1845 - emigrated USA, 1924 - d. 1926, Newark NJ
Ellen Casey (j.j. morgan) DIVINE - emigrated to US < 1897 / d. Nov., 1897
Anna Casey HARRISON - emigrated to US < 1901
Maggie Casey MACDONALD - emigrated to US < 1901
Mary Bridget CASEY - b. Baltinglass 1885 / emigrated to US 1901? / d. 1928
My grandparents are: Richard (Dick) Michael DOWLING (born in County Wicklow approx 1880) married (in USA about 1912)
Mary Bridget CASEY (born in Baltinglass 1885)
Family Lore -- Dick was a blacksmith, as was his father - Dennis ? DOWLING - before him, and fell in love with Mary CASEY when she returned from America to visit her mother Mary Bridget POWELL CASEY. Mary refused to stay in Ireland and Dick followed her across the sea where they married and produced 5 children. Mary returned to Ireland for her mother and brought her to USA in 1925. Mary Bridget was in poor health and only survived until 1927.
Family "folklore" is that Mary Bridget POWELL was from a well-respected (if not wealthy) British family - possibly an Aunt or cousin to Lord BADEN-POWELL of the Boy Scouts - anyway, she met and fell in love with Patrick CASEY, a "rail-road man," married and raised her family in County Wicklow. Supposedly, her POWELL family disowned her over this marriage.
I wonder why????
Meanwhile, Dennis DOWLING was the village blacksmith and apparently rather prosperous. It seems that he married at least three times; my gfather's mother (Theresa MURPHY) being possibly his last wife. He died in 1936, and I have no clue as to any ancestors on this side of the family prior to these (my ggrandparents).
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2:- Brian, Have just been looking at your beautiful web page and would like to submit my little bit of information. I have records (marriage, and death for my grandparents) but that is all the documentation I have. Would love to have this included in your database and who knows??? maybe I'll find a whole set of genuine "Irish cousins." thanks, mary lowrey / USA - ga
George Dooley
M, #8016, d. after 29 January 1791
- This person appears in the following lists:- : 1700s All; USA, Virginia
Family
Family:
- Noah Dooley
- Aaron Dooley+
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Death: George Dooley died after 29 January 1791 in Bedford, Virginia, USAG.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: George Dooley had reference number 8016.
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Forwarded From: DOOLEY-L-request@rootsweb.com
Sent by: knelson@transport.com
--------- forwarded message ----------
Here are a couple of pieces of information I have run across which do not help me...maybe someone else.
The Book the will of Mathew Shaup has lots of Dooley hits, such as:
William Boyd was born ca 1710 and Died in January 1794 in Bedford County, VA. His daugther, Mary Boyd (died 1819) married Moses Dooley.
They moved to Kentucky in 1781 and then to Indiana. Their son Rueben (b November 14, 1773) was born in Bedford county, Va. Their son, Silas, was born in Kentucky.
Also from that book, George Dooley, of Bedford Co., VA was the executor of Mathew Shaup's will, which was dated January 29, 1791.
George Dooley left land in Kentucky to his sons, Noah and Aaron but since both were dead, the land went to grandsons Job Sharp and Aaron B. Dooley.
From a different source, here are some Georgia marriages:
Habarsham County:
George Yearwood married Eva Dooley on Oct 8, 1830
John Goodson " Elizabeth Dooley on October 18, 1832
Martin Camp " Lucinda Dooley on Decemebr 23, 1823
James T. Bryan " Elizabeth Ann Dooley on September 2, 1838
William C. Alley " Nancy L. Dooley on October 3, 1838
Franklin Co
John Dooley married Zeberia Gartney on May 17, 1818
Forsyth Co,
James Dooley married Martha Wadkins on February 9, 1840
Elbert Co.
Joseph M. Brantley married Nancy J. Dooley on March 18, 1823
Hope this helps someone.
Kurt.
Forwarded From: DOOLEY-L-request@rootsweb.com
Sent by: knelson@transport.com
--------- forwarded message ----------
Here are a couple of pieces of information I have run across which do not help me...maybe someone else.
The Book the will of Mathew Shaup has lots of Dooley hits, such as:
William Boyd was born ca 1710 and Died in January 1794 in Bedford County, VA. His daugther, Mary Boyd (died 1819) married Moses Dooley.
They moved to Kentucky in 1781 and then to Indiana. Their son Rueben (b November 14, 1773) was born in Bedford county, Va. Their son, Silas, was born in Kentucky.
Also from that book, George Dooley, of Bedford Co., VA was the executor of Mathew Shaup's will, which was dated January 29, 1791.
George Dooley left land in Kentucky to his sons, Noah and Aaron but since both were dead, the land went to grandsons Job Sharp and Aaron B. Dooley.
From a different source, here are some Georgia marriages:
Habarsham County:
George Yearwood married Eva Dooley on Oct 8, 1830
John Goodson " Elizabeth Dooley on October 18, 1832
Martin Camp " Lucinda Dooley on Decemebr 23, 1823
James T. Bryan " Elizabeth Ann Dooley on September 2, 1838
William C. Alley " Nancy L. Dooley on October 3, 1838
Franklin Co
John Dooley married Zeberia Gartney on May 17, 1818
Forsyth Co,
James Dooley married Martha Wadkins on February 9, 1840
Elbert Co.
Joseph M. Brantley married Nancy J. Dooley on March 18, 1823
Hope this helps someone.
Kurt.
James T Dooley
M, #8017, b. September 1865, d. after 1900
- This person appears in the following lists:- : USA, Missouri
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: James T Dooley was born in September 1865 in Missouri, USAG.
- Death: He died after 1900.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: James T Dooley had reference number 8017.
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[Dowling_One_Name.FTW]
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim and Tricia Thompson [mailto:jlthompson@mcn.net]
Sent: 25 February 1999 04:28
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [DOOLEY-L] 1900 TX Dooleys
1900 Fannin Co. TX census includes the following DOOLY/DOOLEY names:
William DOOLY b. May 1867 in MO (parents--not named--also b. MO)
James T. DOOLEY b. Sept. 1865 in MO (father b. MO; mother b. TN)
Each man has family as well; let me know if you want further info.
Jim in Montana.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim and Tricia Thompson [mailto:jlthompson@mcn.net]
Sent: 25 February 1999 04:28
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [DOOLEY-L] 1900 TX Dooleys
1900 Fannin Co. TX census includes the following DOOLY/DOOLEY names:
William DOOLY b. May 1867 in MO (parents--not named--also b. MO)
James T. DOOLEY b. Sept. 1865 in MO (father b. MO; mother b. TN)
Each man has family as well; let me know if you want further info.
Jim in Montana.
Katherine Dooley
F, #8018, d. DECEASED
- This person appears in the following lists:- : USA, South Carolina
Parents
- Father*: William Dooley (b. 1781, d. 1851)
- Mother*: Elizabeth
(d. DECEASED)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Marriage: Katherine Dooley and Lewis W Stowers were married on 21 December 1844 in Anderson, South Carolina, USAG.
- Death: She died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Name: Katherine Dooley was also known as Catherine Dooley.
- Reference Number: She had reference number 8018.
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-----Original Message-----
From: dw nowels [mailto:readnow1@juno.com]
Sent: 03 March 1999 20:03
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I am just now realizing this info pertains to the William W. DOOLEY (c.1808-1882) I am researching. Could you please give me a list of his siblings as well as re-mention his parents (and grandparents names?) Also, does anyone have any information on Black BRANTLEY? After passing away sometime before 1830, his two orphaned children went to live with Mr. and Mrs (formely Mary BRANTLEY) William W. DOOLEY. Those children were Catherine BRANTLEY and William BRANTLEY. I beleive this Catherine BRANTLEY is the same Catherine that marries Mitchell N. DOOLEY( she would have been possibly 16-18 years old)... I need help!
Always,
Darlene
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999 20:41:50 -0500 "Maria Bobo" writes:
Thanks, Denise, for the recap of info on William Dooley (1781-1851).
I am glad that Baker pubished this material. It's terrific.
I have a marriage date for William's daughter, Katherine to Lewis W. Stowers, Jr., as Dec. 21, 1844, Anderson Co., SC. Katherine or
Catherine Dooly is described as "youngest daughter of William Dooly, Esq. of Elbert Co., Georgia" in the marriage notice published in
"Early Anderson County, South Carolina, Newspapers, Marriages and Obituaries
(1841-1882)." In his will and in the Baker summary, we learn that William Dooley owned land in SC. Does anyone have copies of SC land deeds, or whatever, they can pass along?
His son, Barnabus J. Dooley m. Priscilla Banks, Nov. 4, 1839, Elbert
Co., Ga. [Elbert County, Georgia Marriages, 1805-1913, compiled by
Ann
C. Holloman, 1989]
His sons-in-law, William Haley Crawford and Leroy K. Crawford were
brothers, sons of John Crawford and Henaritta (Ritta) Haley. I am a
descendant of William Haley Crawford and Sarah Ann Dooley.
I would like to identify the parents of the Brantleys who married into
this Dooley family. Does anyone have any info on them-who where
their parents, where in NC did they come from, etc. Many Brantleys
came
from Orange and Chatham Co., NC-did they migrate to GA with the
Dooleys? Were the Dooleys in those NC counties? If so, is that were
Bennett Dooley (b. 1795) was born?
All of the other children of William and Elizabeth Dooley married in
Elbert Co., Ga.
Here is another version of the deed abstract re: orphans of Allen D.
Dooley. It shows that his brother William W. Dooley and his father
William Dooley both participated, as follows; Elbert Co., Ga. Deed
Book
V, 1828-1831, p. 182. William W. Dooly & William Dooly are bound to
the
Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for
$1200,
4 May 1829. William W. Dooly was appointed guardian of William Dooly
&
Elizabeth Dooly, minors & orphan children of Allen D. Dooly, decd. If
William W. Dooly performs his duties this to be void. (signed) Wm. W.
Dooly, Wm. Dooly. Wit; Job Weston, C.C.O. Rec. 18 Aug. 1830.
Regards,
Maria Bobo
ronquil2@msn.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Nesie Duncan
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I have more to add on William Dooly. The following information I
found in the History of Hart County 1933 by John William Baker:
(Note: the book was published in 1933)
"William Dooly
We have no record of the ancestry of William Dooly and his wife
Elizabeth. He obtained a large body of land of 850 acres in Elbert
(later Hart) County adjoining the lands of Col. Richard Durrett,
Sinclair McMullan, John McCurry, and others, located along the
Savannah River, including an island of about sixty acres at or near
the head of McDonald's Shoals.
He owned a number of slaves and engaged in farming, and was what might
have been called a 'planter', due to the size of his plantation and
extensive farming operations. Besides the place on the river, he
owned considerable other lands in the county, and also in South
Carolina.
He operated pole boats on the Savannah River, transporting cotton and
other produce to Augusta, and perhaps other markets, and merchandise
on the return trips.
He owned a mill on a prog of Powderbag Creek; also the ferry on the
Savannah River, known as Dooly's Ferry, where the old Holly Springs
road crossed, leading out of South Carolina into Georgia, afterwards
known as Craft's Ferry, Captain J.F. Craft later obtaining possession
of the place.
He was what was known as a local Methodist preacher; was prominent in
financial, political, social and religious affairs.
When Hart County was created his place was included in the new county,
and in laying out the militia districts, the district including his
home was called Dooly's District, which name it retained on up until
the year 1861, when the court ground was established at Lodwick
Alford's, when the name was changed to Alford's District.
The children of William Dooly and wife, Elizabeth, were as follows:
Polly Dooly, who m. Barnabas Barron, 2/17/1820
Nancy J. Dooly m. Joseph M. Brantley, 3/18/1823
(after death of Brantley, m. Moses Huchenson)
Allen D. Dooly m. Letty M. Brantley, 4/22/1824
(after death of Dooly, m. Lewis Bobo, 7/7/1829)
William W. Dooly m. Mary Brantley, 7/5/1827
Mitchell N. Dooly m. Katherine Brantley, 11/11/1830
Sarah Ann Dooly m. William H. Crawford, 8/20/1832
Elizabeth A. Dooly m. Leroy Crawford, 12/13/1832
Barnabas J. Dooly m. (name and date not known)
Frances L. Dooly m. Van D. Gary, 2/9/1826
Katherine Dooly m. Lewis W. Stowers, (date not known)
William Dooly in his will, besides his children, makes bequests to his
granddaughters, Sarepta Jane Crawford and Elizabeth Gaines, and to his
grandsons, William D. Barron, Rufus Barron, and Hamilton Barron, and
two dollars each to his sons-in-law, Barnabas Barron, Moses
Hutchenson, Leroy K. Crawford, and William H. Crawford.
In his will he nominated William W., Mitchell N., and Barnabas J.
Dooly executors.
It appears that two of his sons, Mitchell N. and Barnabas J. Dooly,
came into possession of his home place, where they lived perhaps until
death.
Mitchell N. Dooly lived near the ferry on the river and Barnabas J.
Dooly lived at the crossroads at the place now occupied by L. A.
Chamble."
I found the above information at the Savannah Public Library.
I also found DAR Records - Elbert County Historical Collections:
May Term 1829, page 101; William W. Dooly appointed guardian of
William and Elizabeth Dooly orphans of Allen Dooly, dec'd. Elizabeth
having been born since his death.
Hope any of this information helps!
Denise Duncan
____________________________________
[Dowling One Name Master.FTW]
[Dowling_One_Name.FTW]
-----Original Message-----
From: dw nowels [mailto:readnow1@juno.com]
Sent: 03 March 1999 20:03
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I am just now realizing this info pertains to the William W. DOOLEY (c.1808-1882) I am researching. Could you please give me a list of his siblings as well as re-mention his parents (and grandparents names?) Also, does anyone have any information on Black BRANTLEY? After passing away sometime before 1830, his two orphaned children went to live with Mr. and Mrs (formely Mary BRANTLEY) William W. DOOLEY. Those children were Catherine BRANTLEY and William BRANTLEY. I beleive this Catherine BRANTLEY is the same Catherine that marries Mitchell N. DOOLEY( she would have been possibly 16-18 years old)... I need help!
Always,
Darlene
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999 20:41:50 -0500 "Maria Bobo" writes:
Thanks, Denise, for the recap of info on William Dooley (1781-1851).
I am glad that Baker pubished this material. It's terrific.
I have a marriage date for William's daughter, Katherine to Lewis W. Stowers, Jr., as Dec. 21, 1844, Anderson Co., SC. Katherine or
Catherine Dooly is described as "youngest daughter of William Dooly, Esq. of Elbert Co., Georgia" in the marriage notice published in
"Early Anderson County, South Carolina, Newspapers, Marriages and Obituaries
(1841-1882)." In his will and in the Baker summary, we learn that William Dooley owned land in SC. Does anyone have copies of SC land deeds, or whatever, they can pass along?
His son, Barnabus J. Dooley m. Priscilla Banks, Nov. 4, 1839, Elbert
Co., Ga. [Elbert County, Georgia Marriages, 1805-1913, compiled by
Ann
C. Holloman, 1989]
His sons-in-law, William Haley Crawford and Leroy K. Crawford were
brothers, sons of John Crawford and Henaritta (Ritta) Haley. I am a
descendant of William Haley Crawford and Sarah Ann Dooley.
I would like to identify the parents of the Brantleys who married into
this Dooley family. Does anyone have any info on them-who where
their parents, where in NC did they come from, etc. Many Brantleys
came
from Orange and Chatham Co., NC-did they migrate to GA with the
Dooleys? Were the Dooleys in those NC counties? If so, is that were
Bennett Dooley (b. 1795) was born?
All of the other children of William and Elizabeth Dooley married in
Elbert Co., Ga.
Here is another version of the deed abstract re: orphans of Allen D.
Dooley. It shows that his brother William W. Dooley and his father
William Dooley both participated, as follows; Elbert Co., Ga. Deed
Book
V, 1828-1831, p. 182. William W. Dooly & William Dooly are bound to
the
Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for
$1200,
4 May 1829. William W. Dooly was appointed guardian of William Dooly
&
Elizabeth Dooly, minors & orphan children of Allen D. Dooly, decd. If
William W. Dooly performs his duties this to be void. (signed) Wm. W.
Dooly, Wm. Dooly. Wit; Job Weston, C.C.O. Rec. 18 Aug. 1830.
Regards,
Maria Bobo
ronquil2@msn.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Nesie Duncan
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I have more to add on William Dooly. The following information I
found in the History of Hart County 1933 by John William Baker:
(Note: the book was published in 1933)
"William Dooly
We have no record of the ancestry of William Dooly and his wife
Elizabeth. He obtained a large body of land of 850 acres in Elbert
(later Hart) County adjoining the lands of Col. Richard Durrett,
Sinclair McMullan, John McCurry, and others, located along the
Savannah River, including an island of about sixty acres at or near
the head of McDonald's Shoals.
He owned a number of slaves and engaged in farming, and was what might
have been called a 'planter', due to the size of his plantation and
extensive farming operations. Besides the place on the river, he
owned considerable other lands in the county, and also in South
Carolina.
He operated pole boats on the Savannah River, transporting cotton and
other produce to Augusta, and perhaps other markets, and merchandise
on the return trips.
He owned a mill on a prog of Powderbag Creek; also the ferry on the
Savannah River, known as Dooly's Ferry, where the old Holly Springs
road crossed, leading out of South Carolina into Georgia, afterwards
known as Craft's Ferry, Captain J.F. Craft later obtaining possession
of the place.
He was what was known as a local Methodist preacher; was prominent in
financial, political, social and religious affairs.
When Hart County was created his place was included in the new county,
and in laying out the militia districts, the district including his
home was called Dooly's District, which name it retained on up until
the year 1861, when the court ground was established at Lodwick
Alford's, when the name was changed to Alford's District.
The children of William Dooly and wife, Elizabeth, were as follows:
Polly Dooly, who m. Barnabas Barron, 2/17/1820
Nancy J. Dooly m. Joseph M. Brantley, 3/18/1823
(after death of Brantley, m. Moses Huchenson)
Allen D. Dooly m. Letty M. Brantley, 4/22/1824
(after death of Dooly, m. Lewis Bobo, 7/7/1829)
William W. Dooly m. Mary Brantley, 7/5/1827
Mitchell N. Dooly m. Katherine Brantley, 11/11/1830
Sarah Ann Dooly m. William H. Crawford, 8/20/1832
Elizabeth A. Dooly m. Leroy Crawford, 12/13/1832
Barnabas J. Dooly m. (name and date not known)
Frances L. Dooly m. Van D. Gary, 2/9/1826
Katherine Dooly m. Lewis W. Stowers, (date not known)
William Dooly in his will, besides his children, makes bequests to his
granddaughters, Sarepta Jane Crawford and Elizabeth Gaines, and to his
grandsons, William D. Barron, Rufus Barron, and Hamilton Barron, and
two dollars each to his sons-in-law, Barnabas Barron, Moses
Hutchenson, Leroy K. Crawford, and William H. Crawford.
In his will he nominated William W., Mitchell N., and Barnabas J.
Dooly executors.
It appears that two of his sons, Mitchell N. and Barnabas J. Dooly,
came into possession of his home place, where they lived perhaps until
death.
Mitchell N. Dooly lived near the ferry on the river and Barnabas J.
Dooly lived at the crossroads at the place now occupied by L. A.
Chamble."
I found the above information at the Savannah Public Library.
I also found DAR Records - Elbert County Historical Collections:
May Term 1829, page 101; William W. Dooly appointed guardian of
William and Elizabeth Dooly orphans of Allen Dooly, dec'd. Elizabeth
having been born since his death.
Hope any of this information helps!
Denise Duncan
____________________________________.
From: dw nowels [mailto:readnow1@juno.com]
Sent: 03 March 1999 20:03
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I am just now realizing this info pertains to the William W. DOOLEY (c.1808-1882) I am researching. Could you please give me a list of his siblings as well as re-mention his parents (and grandparents names?) Also, does anyone have any information on Black BRANTLEY? After passing away sometime before 1830, his two orphaned children went to live with Mr. and Mrs (formely Mary BRANTLEY) William W. DOOLEY. Those children were Catherine BRANTLEY and William BRANTLEY. I beleive this Catherine BRANTLEY is the same Catherine that marries Mitchell N. DOOLEY( she would have been possibly 16-18 years old)... I need help!
Always,
Darlene
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999 20:41:50 -0500 "Maria Bobo"
Thanks, Denise, for the recap of info on William Dooley (1781-1851).
I am glad that Baker pubished this material. It's terrific.
I have a marriage date for William's daughter, Katherine to Lewis W. Stowers, Jr., as Dec. 21, 1844, Anderson Co., SC. Katherine or
Catherine Dooly is described as "youngest daughter of William Dooly, Esq. of Elbert Co., Georgia" in the marriage notice published in
"Early Anderson County, South Carolina, Newspapers, Marriages and Obituaries
(1841-1882)." In his will and in the Baker summary, we learn that William Dooley owned land in SC. Does anyone have copies of SC land deeds, or whatever, they can pass along?
His son, Barnabus J. Dooley m. Priscilla Banks, Nov. 4, 1839, Elbert
Co., Ga. [Elbert County, Georgia Marriages, 1805-1913, compiled by
Ann
C. Holloman, 1989]
His sons-in-law, William Haley Crawford and Leroy K. Crawford were
brothers, sons of John Crawford and Henaritta (Ritta) Haley. I am a
descendant of William Haley Crawford and Sarah Ann Dooley.
I would like to identify the parents of the Brantleys who married into
this Dooley family. Does anyone have any info on them-who where
their parents, where in NC did they come from, etc. Many Brantleys
came
from Orange and Chatham Co., NC-did they migrate to GA with the
Dooleys? Were the Dooleys in those NC counties? If so, is that were
Bennett Dooley (b. 1795) was born?
All of the other children of William and Elizabeth Dooley married in
Elbert Co., Ga.
Here is another version of the deed abstract re: orphans of Allen D.
Dooley. It shows that his brother William W. Dooley and his father
William Dooley both participated, as follows; Elbert Co., Ga. Deed
Book
V, 1828-1831, p. 182. William W. Dooly & William Dooly are bound to
the
Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for
$1200,
4 May 1829. William W. Dooly was appointed guardian of William Dooly
&
Elizabeth Dooly, minors & orphan children of Allen D. Dooly, decd. If
William W. Dooly performs his duties this to be void. (signed) Wm. W.
Dooly, Wm. Dooly. Wit; Job Weston, C.C.O. Rec. 18 Aug. 1830.
Regards,
Maria Bobo
ronquil2@msn.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Nesie Duncan
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I have more to add on William Dooly. The following information I
found in the History of Hart County 1933 by John William Baker:
(Note: the book was published in 1933)
"William Dooly
We have no record of the ancestry of William Dooly and his wife
Elizabeth. He obtained a large body of land of 850 acres in Elbert
(later Hart) County adjoining the lands of Col. Richard Durrett,
Sinclair McMullan, John McCurry, and others, located along the
Savannah River, including an island of about sixty acres at or near
the head of McDonald's Shoals.
He owned a number of slaves and engaged in farming, and was what might
have been called a 'planter', due to the size of his plantation and
extensive farming operations. Besides the place on the river, he
owned considerable other lands in the county, and also in South
Carolina.
He operated pole boats on the Savannah River, transporting cotton and
other produce to Augusta, and perhaps other markets, and merchandise
on the return trips.
He owned a mill on a prog of Powderbag Creek; also the ferry on the
Savannah River, known as Dooly's Ferry, where the old Holly Springs
road crossed, leading out of South Carolina into Georgia, afterwards
known as Craft's Ferry, Captain J.F. Craft later obtaining possession
of the place.
He was what was known as a local Methodist preacher; was prominent in
financial, political, social and religious affairs.
When Hart County was created his place was included in the new county,
and in laying out the militia districts, the district including his
home was called Dooly's District, which name it retained on up until
the year 1861, when the court ground was established at Lodwick
Alford's, when the name was changed to Alford's District.
The children of William Dooly and wife, Elizabeth, were as follows:
Polly Dooly, who m. Barnabas Barron, 2/17/1820
Nancy J. Dooly m. Joseph M. Brantley, 3/18/1823
(after death of Brantley, m. Moses Huchenson)
Allen D. Dooly m. Letty M. Brantley, 4/22/1824
(after death of Dooly, m. Lewis Bobo, 7/7/1829)
William W. Dooly m. Mary Brantley, 7/5/1827
Mitchell N. Dooly m. Katherine Brantley, 11/11/1830
Sarah Ann Dooly m. William H. Crawford, 8/20/1832
Elizabeth A. Dooly m. Leroy Crawford, 12/13/1832
Barnabas J. Dooly m. (name and date not known)
Frances L. Dooly m. Van D. Gary, 2/9/1826
Katherine Dooly m. Lewis W. Stowers, (date not known)
William Dooly in his will, besides his children, makes bequests to his
granddaughters, Sarepta Jane Crawford and Elizabeth Gaines, and to his
grandsons, William D. Barron, Rufus Barron, and Hamilton Barron, and
two dollars each to his sons-in-law, Barnabas Barron, Moses
Hutchenson, Leroy K. Crawford, and William H. Crawford.
In his will he nominated William W., Mitchell N., and Barnabas J.
Dooly executors.
It appears that two of his sons, Mitchell N. and Barnabas J. Dooly,
came into possession of his home place, where they lived perhaps until
death.
Mitchell N. Dooly lived near the ferry on the river and Barnabas J.
Dooly lived at the crossroads at the place now occupied by L. A.
Chamble."
I found the above information at the Savannah Public Library.
I also found DAR Records - Elbert County Historical Collections:
May Term 1829, page 101; William W. Dooly appointed guardian of
William and Elizabeth Dooly orphans of Allen Dooly, dec'd. Elizabeth
having been born since his death.
Hope any of this information helps!
Denise Duncan
____________________________________
[Dowling One Name Master.FTW]
[Dowling_One_Name.FTW]
-----Original Message-----
From: dw nowels [mailto:readnow1@juno.com]
Sent: 03 March 1999 20:03
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I am just now realizing this info pertains to the William W. DOOLEY (c.1808-1882) I am researching. Could you please give me a list of his siblings as well as re-mention his parents (and grandparents names?) Also, does anyone have any information on Black BRANTLEY? After passing away sometime before 1830, his two orphaned children went to live with Mr. and Mrs (formely Mary BRANTLEY) William W. DOOLEY. Those children were Catherine BRANTLEY and William BRANTLEY. I beleive this Catherine BRANTLEY is the same Catherine that marries Mitchell N. DOOLEY( she would have been possibly 16-18 years old)... I need help!
Always,
Darlene
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999 20:41:50 -0500 "Maria Bobo"
Thanks, Denise, for the recap of info on William Dooley (1781-1851).
I am glad that Baker pubished this material. It's terrific.
I have a marriage date for William's daughter, Katherine to Lewis W. Stowers, Jr., as Dec. 21, 1844, Anderson Co., SC. Katherine or
Catherine Dooly is described as "youngest daughter of William Dooly, Esq. of Elbert Co., Georgia" in the marriage notice published in
"Early Anderson County, South Carolina, Newspapers, Marriages and Obituaries
(1841-1882)." In his will and in the Baker summary, we learn that William Dooley owned land in SC. Does anyone have copies of SC land deeds, or whatever, they can pass along?
His son, Barnabus J. Dooley m. Priscilla Banks, Nov. 4, 1839, Elbert
Co., Ga. [Elbert County, Georgia Marriages, 1805-1913, compiled by
Ann
C. Holloman, 1989]
His sons-in-law, William Haley Crawford and Leroy K. Crawford were
brothers, sons of John Crawford and Henaritta (Ritta) Haley. I am a
descendant of William Haley Crawford and Sarah Ann Dooley.
I would like to identify the parents of the Brantleys who married into
this Dooley family. Does anyone have any info on them-who where
their parents, where in NC did they come from, etc. Many Brantleys
came
from Orange and Chatham Co., NC-did they migrate to GA with the
Dooleys? Were the Dooleys in those NC counties? If so, is that were
Bennett Dooley (b. 1795) was born?
All of the other children of William and Elizabeth Dooley married in
Elbert Co., Ga.
Here is another version of the deed abstract re: orphans of Allen D.
Dooley. It shows that his brother William W. Dooley and his father
William Dooley both participated, as follows; Elbert Co., Ga. Deed
Book
V, 1828-1831, p. 182. William W. Dooly & William Dooly are bound to
the
Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for
$1200,
4 May 1829. William W. Dooly was appointed guardian of William Dooly
&
Elizabeth Dooly, minors & orphan children of Allen D. Dooly, decd. If
William W. Dooly performs his duties this to be void. (signed) Wm. W.
Dooly, Wm. Dooly. Wit; Job Weston, C.C.O. Rec. 18 Aug. 1830.
Regards,
Maria Bobo
ronquil2@msn.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Nesie Duncan
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [DOOLEY-L] William Dooly (1782-1851) Elbert Co., GA
I have more to add on William Dooly. The following information I
found in the History of Hart County 1933 by John William Baker:
(Note: the book was published in 1933)
"William Dooly
We have no record of the ancestry of William Dooly and his wife
Elizabeth. He obtained a large body of land of 850 acres in Elbert
(later Hart) County adjoining the lands of Col. Richard Durrett,
Sinclair McMullan, John McCurry, and others, located along the
Savannah River, including an island of about sixty acres at or near
the head of McDonald's Shoals.
He owned a number of slaves and engaged in farming, and was what might
have been called a 'planter', due to the size of his plantation and
extensive farming operations. Besides the place on the river, he
owned considerable other lands in the county, and also in South
Carolina.
He operated pole boats on the Savannah River, transporting cotton and
other produce to Augusta, and perhaps other markets, and merchandise
on the return trips.
He owned a mill on a prog of Powderbag Creek; also the ferry on the
Savannah River, known as Dooly's Ferry, where the old Holly Springs
road crossed, leading out of South Carolina into Georgia, afterwards
known as Craft's Ferry, Captain J.F. Craft later obtaining possession
of the place.
He was what was known as a local Methodist preacher; was prominent in
financial, political, social and religious affairs.
When Hart County was created his place was included in the new county,
and in laying out the militia districts, the district including his
home was called Dooly's District, which name it retained on up until
the year 1861, when the court ground was established at Lodwick
Alford's, when the name was changed to Alford's District.
The children of William Dooly and wife, Elizabeth, were as follows:
Polly Dooly, who m. Barnabas Barron, 2/17/1820
Nancy J. Dooly m. Joseph M. Brantley, 3/18/1823
(after death of Brantley, m. Moses Huchenson)
Allen D. Dooly m. Letty M. Brantley, 4/22/1824
(after death of Dooly, m. Lewis Bobo, 7/7/1829)
William W. Dooly m. Mary Brantley, 7/5/1827
Mitchell N. Dooly m. Katherine Brantley, 11/11/1830
Sarah Ann Dooly m. William H. Crawford, 8/20/1832
Elizabeth A. Dooly m. Leroy Crawford, 12/13/1832
Barnabas J. Dooly m. (name and date not known)
Frances L. Dooly m. Van D. Gary, 2/9/1826
Katherine Dooly m. Lewis W. Stowers, (date not known)
William Dooly in his will, besides his children, makes bequests to his
granddaughters, Sarepta Jane Crawford and Elizabeth Gaines, and to his
grandsons, William D. Barron, Rufus Barron, and Hamilton Barron, and
two dollars each to his sons-in-law, Barnabas Barron, Moses
Hutchenson, Leroy K. Crawford, and William H. Crawford.
In his will he nominated William W., Mitchell N., and Barnabas J.
Dooly executors.
It appears that two of his sons, Mitchell N. and Barnabas J. Dooly,
came into possession of his home place, where they lived perhaps until
death.
Mitchell N. Dooly lived near the ferry on the river and Barnabas J.
Dooly lived at the crossroads at the place now occupied by L. A.
Chamble."
I found the above information at the Savannah Public Library.
I also found DAR Records - Elbert County Historical Collections:
May Term 1829, page 101; William W. Dooly appointed guardian of
William and Elizabeth Dooly orphans of Allen Dooly, dec'd. Elizabeth
having been born since his death.
Hope any of this information helps!
Denise Duncan
____________________________________.
Margaret E Dooley1
F, #8019, b. 1 March 1908, d. 19 April 1996
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Census; Census; Census; Census; USA, New Jersey
Parents
- Father*: John L Dooley (b. 31 May 1861, d. before 1 April 1930)
- Mother*: Anna O'Brien (b. October 1868, d. about 1935)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Margaret E Dooley was born on 1 March 1908 in New Jersey, USAG.2,3,1,4,5,6
- Death: She died on 19 April 1996, at age 88, in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA, Age: at Death: 88.1
Other Facts
- Name: Margaret E Dooley was also known as Margeret Dooley.7,3
- Name: She was also known as Margaret Doolley.4
- Name: She was also known as Margaret Dooley.7,5,6
- Name: She was also known as Margaret Dooly.2
- Reference Number: She had reference number 8019.
- SSN:1
- Baptism: She was baptised on 4 March 1908 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG.2
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1910 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG.4
- Residence: She resided in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG, on 30 April 1910 531 Broadway, Ward 3.4
- Residence: She resided in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG, on 6 January 1920 649 Franklin Street, Ward 7.3
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1920 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG.3
- Occupation: She was a Stenographer with Railroad in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA, on 1 April 1930.5
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1930 in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA.5
- Residence: She resided in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA, between 1 April 1930 and 25 April 1940 2118 Ingalls Avenue.5,6
- Occupation: She was a File Clerk with Clock Company in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA, on 25 April 1940.6
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1940 in Linden City, Union, New Jersey, USA.6
Citations
- [S973] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: Social Security Administration. ;Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Number: 084-03-8424; Issue State: New York; Issue Date: Before 1951,
Citation Text: Record for Margaret E. Dooley - [S796] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Repository: www.ancestry.co.uk,
Citation Text: Record for Margaret Dooly - [S979] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920. (NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: <a href="http://www.archives.gov/publications/microfilm-catalogs/census/1920/part-07.html"; target="_blank">NARA</a>. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 are on roll 323 (Chicago City).,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Year: 1920; Census Place: Elizabeth City Ward 7, Union, New Jersey,
Citation Text: Record for John Dooley
Census-1920-USA-Dooley-John-001.jpg - [S983] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: 1910 census of United States of America, Washington. PIERCE --[AC]--. Digital images. Ancestry. www.ancestry.com : see citation.
Provo. Utah, USA,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Year: 1910; Census Place: Elizabeth Ward 3, Union, New Jersey; Roll: T624_909; Page: 30B; Enumeration District: 0060; FHL microfilm: 1374922,
Citation Text: Record for John Doolley
Census-1910-USA-Dooley-John-01-A.jpg
Census-1910-USA-Dooley-John-01-B.jpg - [S992] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. ;Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930</i>. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Record for ANNA DOOLEY household and, next door , JAMES F DOOLEY household,
Citation Text: Year: 1930; Census Place: Linden, Union, New Jersey; Roll: 1388; Page: 22B; Enumeration District: 97; Image: 253.0; FHL microfilm: 2341123
Census-1930-USA-Dooley-George-001.jpg - [S743] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: 1940 census of United States of America. New York, New York. Digital images. Find My Past. https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1940%2f005458225%2f00601 : 2019.,
Repository: www.ancestry.co.uk,
Citation Detail: Record for JAMES DOOLEY household and, next door, GEORGE DOOLEY household,
Citation Text: Year: 1940; Census Place: Linden, Union, New Jersey; Roll: T627_2386; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 20-49
Census-1940-USA-Dooley-George-001.jpg - [S1841] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Rootsweb - [DEFUNCT acquired by Ancestry.com], discussion list, 1998-2003. ftp.rootsweb.com : see citation.
Old genealogy forum that posted queries and answers free to registered users. USGenWeb NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. Files may be printed or copied for personal use only.,
Citation Detail: Record for DOOLEY, JOHN of Wexford,
Citation Text: 1999:- Posting on email address; From: email address [mailto:email address]
Sent: 21 February 1999 13:22
To: email address
Subject: [WEXFORD-L] DOOLEY -O'BRIEN- GLEASON
Just wondering if anyone knows anything about these people.
John Dooley born Feb, 1866 in Wexford, Ireland and Anna (Annie) O'Brien born
Oct 1868. They are my great grandparents. I have copies of the 1900 census
and 1910 census. According to these they came to the USA in 1888 from
Wexford. I know from my dad they went to Albany , NY to stay with relatives
supposedly hers. He does not know who but a great Aunt of mine mentioned a
Bridget Enright. They were in NY for the birth of their first 2 children Mary
and Thomas. My grandfather, James was born in 1894 in Newark, NJ.
According to the 1900 census living in the same apartment house were Patrick
Gleason born Jan 1867, wife, Mary born Dec 1869 and his brother in laws
Michael O'Brien born Feb 1872 and William O'Brien born Dec 1876. The reason I
mention this is that they also came from Ireland in 1888 per the census. If
Michael and William are brother in laws to Patrick Gleason then it is possible
wife Mary is an O'Brien and they are related to my John and Anna (O'Brien)
Dooley.
My dad remembers hearing that either the O'Brien or Dooley family were
railroad builders. Intersting thing is that according to the 1900 census
Michael and William O'Brien are listed under occupation as RR Laborer and John
Dooley is listed as
RR Inspector. My dad also remembers hearing that John Dooley was from a
family of many boys and one of the brothers was named Mark, referred to as
"Mark the Dandy".
My Dooley's came from Wexford County about 1888. If you have family that came from Ireland and would be on the 1900 census you should check that out. The 1900 census will tell you where they came from and you might get lucky as to area. My copy actually had Wexford written on it.
What I know is that John Dooley came with Anna O'Brien. They first went to NY and stayed with family. This might have been a family that included Bridget Enright. I believe they were in Albany unfortunately if they are on a census there it would be the 1890 one and that one I believe is not available. By 1900 they were living in Newark, NJ because that is where my grandfather was born in 1894. The children of John Dooley and Anna O'Brien are Mary, Thomas, James, William, Ann, George and Margaret. They also had a John but he died young. Thanks Lynn
Mary Dooley1,2
F, #8021, b. about 1890, d. DECEASED
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Census; Census; USA, New Jersey; USA, New York
Parents
- Father*: John L Dooley (b. 31 May 1861, d. before 1 April 1930)
- Mother*: Anna O'Brien (b. October 1868, d. about 1935)
Family
Family: O'Brien (d. DECEASED)
- John O'Brien (b. 1918, d. DECEASED)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Mary Dooley was born in August 1888 in Kings, New York, USAG.2
- Birth: She was born about 1890 in Kings, New York, USAG.3
- Death: She died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Name: Mary Dooley was also known as Mary Doolley.3
- Reference Number: She had reference number 8021.
- Residence: She resided in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG, on 11 June 1900 309, Precinct 1, Ward 3.2
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1900 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG.2
- Residence: She resided in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG, on 30 April 1910 531 Broadway, Ward 3.3
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1910 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG.3
- Occupation: She was a Stenographer at Broker's Office in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, USAG, on 30 April 1910.3
Narrative
.
Citations
- [S1841] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Rootsweb - [DEFUNCT acquired by Ancestry.com], discussion list, 1998-2003. ftp.rootsweb.com : see citation.
Old genealogy forum that posted queries and answers free to registered users. USGenWeb NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. Files may be printed or copied for personal use only.,
Citation Detail: Record for DOOLEY, JOHN of Wexford,
Citation Text: 1999:- Posting on email address; From: email address [mailto:email address]
Sent: 21 February 1999 13:22
To: email address
Subject: [WEXFORD-L] DOOLEY -O'BRIEN- GLEASON
Just wondering if anyone knows anything about these people.
John Dooley born Feb, 1866 in Wexford, Ireland and Anna (Annie) O'Brien born
Oct 1868. They are my great grandparents. I have copies of the 1900 census
and 1910 census. According to these they came to the USA in 1888 from
Wexford. I know from my dad they went to Albany , NY to stay with relatives
supposedly hers. He does not know who but a great Aunt of mine mentioned a
Bridget Enright. They were in NY for the birth of their first 2 children Mary
and Thomas. My grandfather, James was born in 1894 in Newark, NJ.
According to the 1900 census living in the same apartment house were Patrick
Gleason born Jan 1867, wife, Mary born Dec 1869 and his brother in laws
Michael O'Brien born Feb 1872 and William O'Brien born Dec 1876. The reason I
mention this is that they also came from Ireland in 1888 per the census. If
Michael and William are brother in laws to Patrick Gleason then it is possible
wife Mary is an O'Brien and they are related to my John and Anna (O'Brien)
Dooley.
My dad remembers hearing that either the O'Brien or Dooley family were
railroad builders. Intersting thing is that according to the 1900 census
Michael and William O'Brien are listed under occupation as RR Laborer and John
Dooley is listed as
RR Inspector. My dad also remembers hearing that John Dooley was from a
family of many boys and one of the brothers was named Mark, referred to as
"Mark the Dandy".
My Dooley's came from Wexford County about 1888. If you have family that came from Ireland and would be on the 1900 census you should check that out. The 1900 census will tell you where they came from and you might get lucky as to area. My copy actually had Wexford written on it.
What I know is that John Dooley came with Anna O'Brien. They first went to NY and stayed with family. This might have been a family that included Bridget Enright. I believe they were in Albany unfortunately if they are on a census there it would be the 1890 one and that one I believe is not available. By 1900 they were living in Newark, NJ because that is where my grandfather was born in 1894. The children of John Dooley and Anna O'Brien are Mary, Thomas, James, William, Ann, George and Margaret. They also had a John but he died young. Thanks Lynn - [S999] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: 1900 census of United States of America. Cumberland, Rhode Island. Digital images. Find My Past. www.findmypast.co.uk : 2008.
NARA series: 1241510; Record set: Us Census 1900; Category: Census, land & surveys; Subcategory: Census; Collections from: Americas, United States,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Year: 1900; Census Place: Elizabeth Ward 3, Union, New Jersey; Roll: 995; Page: 18B; Enumeration District: 0097; FHL microfilm: 1240995,
Citation Text: Record for John Dooley
Census-1900-USA-Dooley-John-L-0001.jpg - [S983] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: 1910 census of United States of America, Washington. PIERCE --[AC]--. Digital images. Ancestry. www.ancestry.com : see citation.
Provo. Utah, USA,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Year: 1910; Census Place: Elizabeth Ward 3, Union, New Jersey; Roll: T624_909; Page: 30B; Enumeration District: 0060; FHL microfilm: 1374922,
Citation Text: Record for John DoolleyCensus-1910-USA-Dooley-John-01-A.jpgCensus-1910-USA-Dooley-John-01-B.jpg
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