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Note for:   Thomas Moran,   MAY 1857 - 04 APR 1913         Index

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Occupation:   Laborer||||
     Date:   13 JUN 1900

Note:   Family Lore
Thomas Moran liked his drink. Frequently the horse &
buggy would come home and he wouldn't be in it so grandpa
(Edward Joseph Moran) would have to go look for him and would
find him lying on the side of the road where he fell out of the
buggy, drunk.

Thomas was a horse trader. He would make cosmetic improvements
to horses that were not in good shape. He would fatten them up
with arsenic, apples. and water. He would then sell them.
The horses would die from the stress of hauling a carriage
uphill.
The horse story was told by Thomas' daughters (Agnes, etc.) to
their nephew (Edward Francis Moran).

Per 1900 Census, he rented a house, Thomas could read, write,
speak English and he was naturalized.
Note:   Need naturalization information.

Death note:    Age 56 Died Of Pneumonia||

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Note for:   Patrick (Pat) Carol,   1874 - 1937         Index

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Name note:    His middle initial is given as "H" in Ellen Donahue's obituary.

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Note for:   Liz Moran,   MAR 1889 - 1938         Index

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Note:   According to Edward F. Moran, she had no children.

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Note for:   Catherine Moran,   1895 - 1935         Index

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Name note:    Her name is spelled "Kathryn" and her middle initial is given
as "T" in her mother's obituary.

Note:   Name given in 1900 Census is Katie.

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Note for:   Edward Crosby,    - AFT NOV 1985         Index

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Death note:    Agnes Moran's obituary stated that Edward was still alive at
the time of her death.

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Note for:   Robert R. Bewick,    - 01 JAN 1976         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Buried Mausoleum Cedar Hill

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Note for:   Florence (Sister Mary Margaret) Zimmerman,   JUL 1891 - AFT 12 SEP 1945         Index

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Occupation:   
     Place:   She was a nun in the order of St. Dominick, Camden, New Jersey

Note:   The 1900 census stated that Florence could read and write and
speak English and she was at school.

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Note for:   William (Bill) Zimmerman,   16 FEB 1898 - 27 APR 1960         Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   APR 1960
     Place:   Father Simmons/Toohey Bros. Funeral Home, Lattintown

Name note:    The obituary of his mother, Margaret McGoldrick, gave his
middle initial as "J".

Burial note:    buried by Father Simmons, Toohey Bros. Fun. Home

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Note for:   Francis Joseph Zimmerman,   02 JUL 1865 - 30 OCT 1942         Index

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Occupation:   Farm Laborer||||
     Date:   01 JUN 1900
     Place:   Newburgh Town, New York

Burial:   
     Date:   02 NOV 1942
     Place:   St. Mary's Cemetery, Lattintown

Note:   Died 10/30/1942 Rev. Joseph Manners - St. Mary's Funeral Dir.
Toohey Bros. -- Cemetary Lattintown Nanny Called him "Pappa"
John Zimmerman (Frances Joseph Zimmerman,s father) developed
tuberculosis and they moved to Plattekill for his health when
Frances Joseph Zimmerman was about 14 years old Uncle Lou
(Charles Louis Zimmerman) was about 19 or 20 years old.
Interview with Daddy: Frances Joseph Zimmerman converted to
Catholic from Luthern
The census stated that Frank could read and write and speak
English.
Note:   15 years old in 1880

Death note:    According to his obituary, he died at the age of 75 and
had been in failing health for several years.
The funeral was held on Monday November 1 at 9 a.m., from
his home. At 10 a.m. High Mass of Requiem was offered in St.
Mary's Church. The burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery,
Lattintown, by Toohey Brothers.

Burial note:    Rev. Joseph Manners presided at the funeral at St. Mary's
Funeral Director was Toohey Bros.

RETI    He was a retired employee of Coldwell Lawn Mower Co.

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