Catherine E Rooney, 1826–1901?> (aged 75 years)
- Name
- Catherine E /Rooney/
- Given names
- Catherine E
- Surname
- Rooney
- Name
- Catharine on gravestone //
- Given names
- Catharine on gravestone
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father |
1782–1857
Birth: 1782
— Ireland Death: January 12, 1857 — Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada |
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mother |
1783–1875
Birth: 1783
— Ireland Death: February 17, 1875 — Raymond Township, Stearns County, Minnesota |
Marriage | Marriage — — |
elder sister | |
2 years
elder brother |
1808–1889
Birth: February 2, 1808
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25
— Ireland Death: April 9, 1889 — Bangor Township, Pope County, Minnesota |
23 months
elder brother |
1809–1878
Birth: 1809
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— Galway, Ireland Death: May 6, 1878 — Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada |
8 years
elder brother |
1817–1897
Birth: March 17, 1817
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34
— County Roscommon, Ireland Death: April 23, 1897 — Bangor Township, Pope County, Minnesota |
22 months
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3 years
elder brother |
1820–1880
Birth: June 24, 1820
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— Galway, Ireland Death: May 19, 1880 — Raymond Township, Stearns County, Minnesota |
5 years
elder sister |
1824–1892
Birth: 1824
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— Ireland Death: October 4, 1892 — Alameda County, California |
3 years
herself |
1826–1901
Birth: 1826
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— Ireland Death: January 31, 1901 — Fort Steele, British Columbia, Canada |
3 years
younger brother |
1828–1880
Birth: about 1828
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— Ireland Death: 1880 — Miles City, Custer County, Montana |
husband |
1826–1884
Birth: 1826
— County Roscommon, Ireland Death: April 4, 1884 — Raymond Township, Stearns County, Minnesota |
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herself |
1826–1901
Birth: 1826
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— Ireland Death: January 31, 1901 — Fort Steele, British Columbia, Canada |
Marriage | Marriage — February 17, 1851 — Farrellton, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada |
4 years
son |
1854–1927
Birth: September 12, 1854
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— Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada Death: February 13, 1927 — Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota |
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1855–1944
Birth: February 19, 1855
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— Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada Death: June 28, 1944 — Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota |
3 years
son |
1858–1928
Birth: April 1858
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— New York Death: August 20, 1928 — Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota |
16 months
son |
1859–1931
Birth: July 14, 1859
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— Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada Death: June 30, 1931 — Sedan, Pope County, Minnesota |
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1860–1935
Birth: February 9, 1860
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— Wakefield Township, Outaouais, Quebec, Canada Death: December 12, 1935 — Helena, Lewis And Clark County, Montana |
3 years
daughter |
1862–1875
Birth: 1862
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— Canada Death: October 13, 1875 — Raymond Township, Stearns County, Minnesota |
2 years
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1864–
Birth: March 25, 1864
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6 years
daughter |
1870–1962
Birth: January 24, 1870
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— Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minnesota Death: August 25, 1962 — San Jose, Santa Clara County, California |
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Event Description: probably Roscommon |
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St. Camillus Church |
Death |
Shared note
Event Description: St. Anthony of Padua Cemetery, Padua, Stearns, MN |
Shared note
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Geraldine Felling Walsh: David Gaffaney: Fourth cousin Jill DaSilva (jfham1@gmail.com), Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2/10/2016: Originally published Thursday, February 7, 1901, Cranbrook Herald Mrs. Catherine Killeen aged 74 years, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. T. C. Armstrong, on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Killeen had been suffering from a severe attack of la grippe, and the direct cause of her death was heart failure, caused by the severeness of the attack of la grippe. Originally published August 1998, Padua Cemetery, by Ginny Walz Borgerding Patrick Bunam Killeen was born in 1826 County Clare, Ireland. He was the son of Bryan and Mary (Calahan) Killeen. When Patrick first came from Ireland, he was put ashore at Grosse Isle, Canada. Catharine Rooney was born in 1827 in Ireland. She was the daughter of Michael and Catharine (Caulfield) Rooney. She immigrated to Canada from Ireland with her brother Thomas Rooney in 1847. She was 20 years old when she left Ireland with her brother Thomas. Thomas was a widower traveling with his two young sons, Michael (age 3) and John (age 2). Catharine helped with the care of the children. Patrick Killeen married Catharine Rooney on February 17, 1851 at St. Joseph's, Upper Wakefield, Quebec, Canada. Patrick was employed in the timber lands in Wakefield Township. They had three children: Thomas, Mary Ann, and Bernard. When his work was finished, Patrick moved his family to New York City where their son Michael was born in 1855. Patrick and family returned to Ontario, Canada, but was not satisfied to stay there. As there was a big land boom in Minnesota, just at that time, Patrick decided to locate there. Patrick and Catharine had two more children during this time: Patrick J. and Catherine Judith. According to an oral interview with Michael (Patrick and Catharine's son) given in 1937, " he (Patrick) boarded a steam boat at Lake Superior and came to St. Paul by way of the Mississippi about 1863. He secured an ox team in St. Paul and made his way over land to Stearns County, where he obtained 160 acres in Section 24 Raymond Township." Patrick hired Joe McDermatt, who had a team of horses and a plow, to put in his first crop which was 10 acres of wheat. While living in Padua they had two more children: Dennis and Elizabeth. Patrick served as director of the Padua School Board in 1872, and it was he who had to sign the document establishing him as school board director with an X because he did not know how to write. Patrick and Catharine farmed near Padua along with their eight children: Thomas, Mary Ann, Bernard (Barney), Patrick J. (P.J.), Catherine Judith (Katie), Dennis, and Elizabeth. Patrick died on April 4, 1884. Catharine later moved to Cranbrook, British Columbia where she stayed with her daughter Elizabeth and family. She died of a heart attack that was caused by a severe attack of la grippe (influenza). Patrick and Catharine's sons P.J. and Michael and daughter Katie (Catherine Judith) are buried in Padua. Catharine's mother, Catharine Rooney, is buried next to Patrick. Catharine's brothers Thomas and John, and sister-in-law Ellen (wife of Patrick) Rooney are also buried in Padua. |