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- Chart A-19: The Clare-Juneau County, Wisconsin Anglims
- Note: 1. The compiler believes that the Patrick Anglim mentioned here is the Patrick Anglim (1821-1911) found on Chart C-39. Juneau County Anglim Births
- List of Irish Flax Growers – County Clare – 1796 John Anglin
- Cases, Notices, and Reports Involving Anglims in County Clare
- Ennis Petty Sessions – December 1 , in, Freeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser
- Irish Land Commission (Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891. Return of advances under the act, during the year ended the 31 st March, 1902. 131 London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1902.
- County Clare Census Returns – 1841
Harold R. Anglim (1918 - 2007) Harold R. Anglim was born on May 1, 1918. He married Viola M. Anglim (nee Pohl). His children are: Dennis (Marta) Anglim, Diane (Tim) Zirbes and Gary (Barb) Anglim. His grandchildren are: Meghan (Daniel) Whitley, Jeffrey and Anna Anglim, Ashley, Courtney and Christy Moon, Katie and Nicholas Anglim. He is great-grandfather of Brookelyn Moon. His brother is Robert (Jean) Anglim. Harold R. Anglim passed away on August 31, 2007. He was interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, in St. Louis, Mo.116 Harold Anglim’s wife, Viola M.(nee Pohl) Anglim, passed away on Oct. 5, 2005, at the age of 84. She was interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, in St. Louis, Mo.117 Alice Anglim Pattangall Alice Anglim married Sewall L. Pattangall Sr. They lived in Brockton, MA. Their sons were Edwin Pattangall and Sewall L. Pattangall Jr. (1920-1999), who was born March 14, 1920, in Brockton, Mass. Their daughter was Marion Pattangall. He married Ruth P. (Connors) Pattangall. They were married for 57 years. They had one daughter Monica R. Pattangall of Lenox, Mass.; a granddaughter, Rebecca Mitchell of Galway, N.Y.; and several nieces and nephews. They lived in Brockton and Fall River, before living in Attleboro for 52 years. Sewall Pattangall Jr. became a licensed captain in the merchant marine and the Coast Guard. He was a 1938 graduate of Brockton High School, a 1940 graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and a 1941 graduate of the National Maritime Academy at Kings Point, Long Island, N.Y. He was licensed by the Coast Guard to operate steam and motor vessels of any size in the ocean. Mr. Pattangall was a lineman and general foreman for the Massachusetts Electric Co. for 35 years, retiring in 1982. He was a parishioner of St. Mary s Church, Seekonk. Mr. Pattangall was a scoutmaster for the first troop of Sea Explorer Scouts of Attleboro. He had volunteered for the Attleboro Red Cross Blood Bank. He previously served on the Zoning Board of Appeals. His funeral mass was at St. Mary s Church, Coyle Drive, in Seekonk.118 Chart A 17: The Clare Dunkirk New York Anglim Lineage Source: Soundex. 1900 New York State Census Records for Chautauqua County and Elizabeth Anglim, Dunkirk, New York. The Descendants of Jeremiah Anglim of County Clare Ireland 1 Jeremiah Anglim 1832 - 1897 .. +Margaret ........ 2 Charles Anglim 1856 - 1920 ............ +Elizabeth Huston ................... 3 Charles Anglim 1888 - 1924 ................... 3 Thomas Anglim 1890 - 1937 ....................... +Kathryn Dempsey ............................. 4 Thomas Anglim 1917 - 1978 ............................. 4 Margaret Anglim 1923 - ............................. 4 Kathleen Anglim 1930 - ............................. 4 Elizabeth Anglim 1921 - 2011 ................... 3 Matthew Anglim 1891 - 1926 ................... 3 Collette (or Corletta) Anglim 1896 - 1919 ................... 3 Margaret (or Marguerite) Anglim 1897 - 1979 ................... 3 Edwin Anglim 1900 - ........ 2 Thomas 1858 -
Children of JEREMIAH ANGLIM and MARGARET are: 2. i. CHARLES2 ANGLIM, b. May 1856; d. 1920, Dunkirk, NY. ii. THOMAS, b. 1858; d. Dunkirk, NY. Generation No. 2 2. CHARLES2 ANGLIM (JEREMIAH1) was born May 1856, and died 1920 in Dunkirk, NY. He married ELIZABETH HUSTON. She was born in 1862. More about CHARLES2 ANGLIM: He lived with his family on E. 3rd St. Dunkirk, NY Children of CHARLES ANGLIM and ELIZABETH HUSTON are: i. CHARLES3 ANGLIM, b. 1888, Dunkirk, NY; d. 1924, Dunkirk, NY.
iii. MATTHEW ANGLIM, b. 1891, Dunkirk, NY; d. 1926, Dunkirk, NY. iv. COLLETTE (OR CORLETTA) ANGLIM, b. 1896, Dunkirk, NY; d. 1919, Dunkirk, NY.
vi. EDWIN ANGLIM, b. 1900, Dunkirk, NY. Generation No. 3 3. THOMAS3 ANGLIM (CHARLES2, JEREMIAH1) was born 1890 in Dunkirk, NY, and died 1937 in Dunkirk, NY. He married KATHRYN DEMPSEY. More on Thomas Anglim: Thomas Anglim was a milk and food inspector for the Dunkirk, NY area. Children of THOMAS ANGLIM and KATHRYN DEMPSEY are:
More on Thomas Anglim: Thomas Anglim was a salesman. He had seven children (five daughters, and two sons). ii. MARGARET ANGLIM, b. 1923, Dunkirk, NY. More on Margaret Anglim: Margaret Anglim worked as a nurse. She was married and had twelve children. iii. KATHLEEN ANGLIM, b. 1930, Dunkirk, NY. More on Kathleen Anglim: Teacher and assistant principal of an elementary school. iv. ELIZABETH ANGLIM, b. 1921, Dunkirk, NY; d. 2011, Dunkirk, NY. More on Elizabeth Anglim: Elizabeth Anglim was a social worker, and the director of Child and Family Services’ Children’s Unit, a large private service agency. She was instrumental in the development of foster care services. The Elizabeth Anglim Advocacy Award is named after her. Chart A-17: History of the Anglim Family of Dunkirk, New York Jeremiah Anglim, born in Ireland ca. 1820, was a farmer living in Dunkirk, New York. He registered for the draft for the civil war in July 1863.119 Between 1887-1896, Jeremiah Anglim lived at 329 Leopard, in Dunkirk. During that time, he worked as a laborer.120 According to Soundex, the 1900 New York State Census Records for Chautauqua County, Charles J. Anglim was a saloonkeeper (or operated a tavern, as according to Elizabeth Anglim). The report went on and said, "children at school (save the youngest). Both he and his wife could read, write and speak English. The home was owned free of mortgage. Charles had a license to sell ale and beer, beginning ca. 1882.121 Between 1887-1896, Charles Anglim owned a saloon at 41 and 43rd E. Third, in Dunkirk. Beginning ca. 1886, Charles also ran hotel at the same location. Between 1887-1898, he lived at the same location as his business. Between 1889-1896, Mary, the widow of Jeremiah, boarded at 41 E. Third.122 In 1910, Charles Anglim (born ca. 1859 in New York), lived in Dunkirk. He married Elizabeth H. Anglim (born ca. 1864 in Dunkirk, New York) ca. 1888 . Their children, all born in New York, were: Charles Edwin Anglim (born December 23, 1888), Thomas Harold Anglim (born March 9, 1890), Matthew Anglim (born ca. 1892), Collette (born ca. 1896), and Margaret (born ca. 1898). The elder Charles was a liquor store dealer, the younger Charles worked as a student in a law office, and Thomas was a student at a medical college. Also living with this household was Margaret Huston (born1836 in Ireland) , Elizabeth’s widowed mother. 123 Collette Anglim taught in the Lockport, NY schools and died in 1919, after a long illness. In 1916, Charles E. Anglim opened up his office in Dunkirk at the Merchants National Building. He practiced in both Dunkirk and Buffalo as a trial lawyer.124 At the age of 29, and after practicing law for six years, Charles ran for municipal court judge in 1917. His ads said he was “able, honest, and fearless, and will conduct the office to the end that justice will be done.” He won the Republican primary and defeated the Democratic incumbent.125 In July 1918, he joined the US Army.126 After his service, he returned to the bench. He heard the first local case of a traffic violation involving an auto that was tried by a jury.127 After serving as a judge for 6 ½ years , he died on September 15, 1924. His funeral was at St. Mary’s church, and he was buried at the parish cemetery. The Bar Association of Northern Chatauqua County adopted a resolution of sympathy and condolence upon his death.128 Matthew Anglim associated himself with William H. Kirwin under a firm named Kirwin & Anglim, which was formed to publish and distribute city directories.Matthew was regarded as “a young man well and favorably known here.” He was also credited for successfully distributing the 1916 Dunkirk city directory.129 Matthew Anglim’s real estate firm advertised heavily in the 1920s and 1930s. In June 1917, Thomas H. Anglim, then a milk aand dairy inspector, married Katherine G. Dempsey, at St. Mary’s church. They lived at 511 Deer Street.130 He would serve with the Ordinance Department of the US Army and went overseas.131 After his service, he would return to his job as a milk and food inspector in Dukirk. In 1923, he invented a milk pasturizer, for which he received patents for. He obtained additional patents for subsequent improvements he made on his invention.132 In 1920, this family lived at 522 Deer Street in Dunkirk. The household then consisted of : Charles, Elizabeth, Charles, and Margaret. The elder Charles was a merchant for a soft drink company, Charles was a municipal court judge, Matthew was a real estate agent, and Margaret was a grammar school teacher.133 The elder Charles died in February 1920, and was buried at St. Mary’s cemetery. By 1930 and through ca. 1938, Elizabeth was widowed and still lived at 522 Deer Street, with her daughter, Marguerite, who worked as a public school teacher.134 From 1944-1948, Marguerite lived at 522 Deer. From 1944-1948, she worked as a teacher, In 1946, she worked at Public School Number 3. In 1948, she worked at Public School Number 1. Thomas H. Anglim rank for the New York state assembly in 1936, but was defeated in the general election.135 He served for 25 years as Dunkirk food and milk inspector, before he died on September 6, 1937, at 47. He was survived by his wife, his son, Thomas, and three daughters: Betty, Peggy, and Kathleen, his mother, Elizabeth, and his sister, Marguerite.136 Elizabeth Huston Anglim, the widow of Charles J. Anglim, died on June 27, 1938.137 Katherine G. Anglim, Thomas’s widow, lived at a house on 714 Park Avenue, in Dunkirk. Living with her was her son, Thomas H. Anglim, who was a driver for Dunkirk Home Bakery.138Katherine lived at 709 Deer from ca. 1944-1948. From 1944-1948, Thomas lived at 709 Deer, in Dunkirk. In 1944, he served in the US Army. He worked as a steelworker from ca. 1947-1948.139 In 1944, Elizabeth E. Anglim lived at 709 Deer. She lived at 522 Deer, from 1946-1948. In 1944, she worked as an investigator. In 1946, she worked as a case supervisor for the Chatauqua County Children’s Bureau, in the 2nd floor of city hall. In 1948, she worked as a social worker.140 In 1953, Kathleen, Kathryn, and Marguerite lived at 522 Deer. Kathleen worked as a teacher. Marguerite worked as a teacher at PS 3. By 1956, they all lived at 160 Shoshone. In 1956, Elizabeth Anglim was supervisor of the Adoption Services Department. In 1956, Kathleen was a teacher at PS 52. Margaret Anglim Bartro – was born in Dunkirk on April 24, 1923., Margaret graduated from St. Mary's Academy and from the Buffalo General Hospital School of Nursing. She was a nurse at Kenmore Mercy Hospital for several years. Mrs. Bartro was a homemaker and enjoyed reading, decorating, antiquing, cooking and entertaining. She was married twice. Her first husband, John Duane, died in 2002. Her second husband, Raymond J. Bartro, died in 1984. Margaret Barto died on April 24, 2006. Her funeral mass was held at Christ the King Catholic Church, in Snyder, NY. She had five daughters: Kathryn Sczurek of Meriden, Conn., Mary Giamo of Orchard Park, Maura O'Toole of Monmouth Junction, N.J., Elizabeth Audet of Katonah and Margaret of Buffalo. She had seven sons, Daniel of White Plains, Steven of West Falls, Mark of Fort Erie, Ont., Michael and Timothy, both of Buffalo, Nicholas of Chatham, N.J., and Peter of Lancaster. She had 18 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.141 Chart A - 18: The Clare-Juneau County, Wisconsin Anglim Lineage Source: Jerome Anglim, Lyndon Station Wisconsin. Thomas E. Anglim, D.D.S., Bath Maine Descendants of John Anglim of County Clare Ireland 1 John Anglim .. +Margaret Liddy ........ 2 Patrick B. Anglim 1821 - 1911 ............ +Ellen McCauley 1829 - ................... 3 Ellen (Nell) Anglim 1867 - ....................... +unknown Turney ................... 3 Theresa (Tess) Anglim 1865 - ....................... +Dan O'Connell ................... 3 Mary (Mamie) Anglim 1853 - ....................... +unknown Johnston ................... 3 Margaret Anglim 1851 - ....................... +unknown Davenport ................... 3 Elizabeth (Lizzie) Anglim 1861 - ....................... +unknown O'Brien ................... 3 Agnes Anglim ....................... +unknown Turney ................... 3 Mary Anglim 1853 - ....................... +unknown Davenport ................... 3 Gladys Anglim ....................... +unknown Mulvihill ................... 3 Hugh Anglim 1868 - ................... 3 Thomas Anglim 1863 - ....................... +Theresa MacMahon 1862 - ............................. 4 Edward Anglim 1898 - ............................. 4 Frederick Anglim 1898 - ................................. +Irene Anglim 1901 - ........................................ 5 Donna J Anglim 1928 - ............................. 4 Nora Ellen Anglim 1901 - 1993 ................................. +Steve Sculley ........................................ 5 Mary Theresa Anglim ............................................ +unknown Kabusski .................................................. 6 Mark .................................................. 6 Sarah .................................................. 6 Mary ............................. 4 Willie Anglim 1886 - ................... 3 John Anglim 1850 - ........ 2 James B. Anglim 1830 - 1927 ............ +Catherine Quinn ................... 3 Patrick John Anglim 1867 - 1944 ................... 3 Mary Anglim 1869 - 1901 ................... 3 Sarah Anglim 1871 - 1942 ....................... +unknown Fuller ............................. 4 Joseph Fuller 1905 - 1916 ............................. 4 Vincent Fuller 1910 - ................................. +Jo Fuller ............................. *2nd Wife of Vincent Fuller: ................................. +Maxine Foley - 1990 ................... 3 Infant Anglim 1875 - 1875 ................... 3 Infant Anglim 1875 - 1875 ................... 3 Jeremiah Sylvester (Jerry) Anglim 1880 - 1959 ....................... +Mary Francis Sheehy 1892 - ............................. 4 James Anglim 1919 - 1919 ............................. 4 Edna May Anglim 1920 - 1922 ............................. 4 Joseph Jerome Anglim 1925 - ............................. 4 Rosemary Anglim 1926 - ................................. +Bernard Otto Clements 1929 - 1992 ........................................ 5 Shawn Daniel Clements 1961 - ........................................ 5 Bridget May Clements 1962 - ............................................ +Leonard (Leo) Garcia) .................................................. 6 Avalon Rita Garcia 1992 - ........................................ 5 Ann Louise Clements 1963 - ............................................ +James (Jim) Ward .................................................. 6 Jamison (Jamie) Ward 1987 - .................................................. 6 Jared Daniel Ward 1989 - ........................................ 5 Maureen Sarah Clements 1964 - ............................................ +Richard Leonard Belz ........................................ 5 Regina (Gina) Francis Clements ............................................ +Joseph Martin Fisher ........................................ 5 Ryan Jerry Clements ........................................ 5 Moira Christine Clements 1970 - ............................................ +Scott Saacks ........................................ 5 Bryant Robert Clements 1972 - ................... 3 Margaret (Maggie) Anglim 1882 - 1976 ................... 3 Delia Anglim 1884 - 1943 ................... 3 Elizabeth (Lizzie) Anglim 1886 - 1920 ....................... +Ira Judd ............................. 4 James 1910 - 1968 ................... 3 Michael Anglim 1885 - ........ 2 Timothy Anglim 1816 - 1887 ............ +Honora Anglim ................... 3 John (Jack) Anglim ................... 3 Pat Anglim - 1932 ................... 3 Jerry Anglim ................... 3 James (Jim) Anglim ................... 3 Johanna (Honora) Anglim - 1931 ....................... +Mike Gavin ............................. 4 Agnes Gavin ................................. +Francis Bohen ........................................ 5 Francis Bohen ........................................ 5 Leo Bohen ........................................ 5 Gerry Bohen ........................................ 5 Margaret Bohen ........................................ 5 Bernard Bohen ........................................ 5 Marie Bohen ............................. 4 James (Jim) Gavin ................................. +Liz McCormick ............................. 4 John Gavin ................................. +Estella Casey ........................................ 5 Rita Gavin ........................................ 5 Eileen Gavin ............................................ +Duane Doman .................................................. 6 Bruce Doman .................................................. 6 Doug Doman .................................................. 6 Duane Doman ........................................ 5 Mary Agnes Gavin ........................................ 5 Ambrose (Bo) Gavin
Thomas E. Anglim, D.D.S., Bath Maine Descendants of John Anglim Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 ANGLIM was born in County Clare, Ireland. He married MARGARET LIDDY. She was born in County Clare, Ireland. More on John Anglim and Margaret Liddy: John Anglim and Margaret Liddy lived in Ennis on the River Tyne in County Clare, Ireland. Children of JOHN ANGLIM and MARGARET LIDDY are: 2. i. PATRICK B.2 ANGLIM, b. 1821, Ireland; d. 1911. 3. ii. JAMES B. ANGLIM, b. 1830; d. 1927. 4. iii. TIMOTHY ANGLIM, b. 1816; d. 1887.
Children of PATRICK ANGLIM and ELLEN MCCAULEY are:
More about Nellie Anglim Turney: She lived at 915 W. Oakdale Avenue, Chicago. She had a daughter named Bernadette Turney. She died in January 1944. Her funeral mass was at Sebastian Church. She was interred at All Saints cemetery. ii. THERESA (TESS) ANGLIM, b. 1865, Wisconsin; m. DAN O'CONNELL. iii. MARY (MAMIE) ANGLIM, b. 1853, Ohio; m. UNKNOWN JOHNSTON. iv. MARGARET ANGLIM, b. 1851, Ohio; m. UNKNOWN DAVENPORT. v. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) ANGLIM, b. 1861, Wisconsin; m. UNKNOWN O'BRIEN. vi. AGNES ANGLIM, m. UNKNOWN TURNEY. vii. MARY ANGLIM, b. 1853, Ohio; m. UNKNOWN DAVENPORT.
More about Gladys Anglim: The children of Gladys Anglim Mulvihill are: Gladys, John P., Harry Mulvihill, and Mrs. O. Narowitz.
5. x. THOMAS ANGLIM, b. Feb 1863, Wisconsin. xi. JOHN ANGLIM, b. 1850, Ohio.
Children of JAMES ANGLIM and CATHERINE QUINN are: i. PATRICK JOHN3 ANGLIM, b. 1867; d. 1944. ii. MARY ANGLIM, b. 1869; d. 1901. 6. iii. SARAH ANGLIM, b. 1871; d. 1942. iv. INFANT ANGLIM, b. 1875; d. 1875. More on Infant Anglim: A twin son who died at birth. v. INFANT ANGLIM, b. 1875; d. 1875. More on Infant Anglim: A twin son who died at birth. 7. vi. JEREMIAH SYLVESTER (JERRY) ANGLIM, b. 15 Mar 1880; d. 08 Aug 1959. vii. MARGARET (MAGGIE) ANGLIM, b. 01 Apr 1882; d. 02 Jul 1976. viii. DELIA ANGLIM, b. 1884; d. Apr 1943. 8. ix. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) ANGLIM, b. 1886; d. 1920. x. MICHAEL ANGLIM, b. May 1885.
Children of TIMOTHY ANGLIM and HONORA ANGLIM are: i. JOHN (JACK)3 ANGLIM, b. Lyndon Station, WI. ii. PAT ANGLIM, b. Lyndon Station, WI; d. 1932. iii. JERRY ANGLIM, b. Lyndon Station, WI. iv. JAMES (JIM) ANGLIM, b. Lyndon Station, WI. 9. v. JOHANNA (HONORA) ANGLIM, b. Lyndon Station, WI; d. 1931.
Children of THOMAS ANGLIM and THERESA MACMAHON are: i. EDWARD4 ANGLIM, b. May 1898, Lyndon Station, WI. 10. ii. FREDERICK ANGLIM, b. May 1898, Lyndon Station, WI. 11. iii. NORA ELLEN ANGLIM, b. 28 Sep 1901, Lyndon Station, WI; d. 04 Mar 1993. iv. WILLIE ANGLIM, b. May 1886, Lyndon Station, WI. 6. SARAH3 ANGLIM (JAMES B.2, JOHN1) was born 1871, and died 1942. She married UNKNOWN FULLER. Children of SARAH ANGLIM and UNKNOWN FULLER are:
More on Joseph Fuller: Joseph Fuller died in a drowning accident. ii. VINCENT FULLER, b. 1910; m. (1) JO FULLER; m. (2) MAXINE FOLEY; d. 1990. 7. JEREMIAH SYLVESTER (JERRY)3 ANGLIM (JAMES B.2, JOHN1) was born 15 Mar 1880, and died 08 Aug 1959. He married MARY FRANCIS SHEEHY Nov 1916. She was born 1892 in Cork Ireland. Children of JEREMIAH ANGLIM and MARY SHEEHY are: i. JAMES4 ANGLIM, b. 1919; d. 1919. ii. EDNA MAY ANGLIM, b. 1920; d. 1922. iii. JOSEPH JEROME ANGLIM, b. 18 Mar 1925. 12. iv. ROSEMARY ANGLIM, b. 07 Dec 1926. 8. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE)3 ANGLIM (JAMES B.2, JOHN1) was born 1886, and died 1920. She married IRA JUDD. Child of ELIZABETH ANGLIM and IRA JUDD is: i. JAMES4, b. 1910; d. 1968.
Children of JOHANNA ANGLIM and MIKE GAVIN are: 13. i. AGNES4 GAVIN. ii. JAMES (JIM) GAVIN, m. LIZ MCCORMICK. 14. iii. JOHN GAVIN.
Child of FREDERICK ANGLIM and IRENE ANGLIM is: i. DONNA J5 ANGLIM, b. 1928, Wisconsin.
Child of NORA ANGLIM and STEVE SCULLEY is: 15. i. MARY THERESA5 ANGLIM, m. UNKNOWN KABUSSKI.
Children of ROSEMARY ANGLIM and BERNARD CLEMENTS are: i. SHAWN DANIEL5 CLEMENTS, b. 23 Feb 1961. 16. ii. BRIDGET MAY CLEMENTS, b. 06 Jun 1962; m. LEONARD (LEO) GARCIA), 08 Sep 1990. 17. iii. ANN LOUISE CLEMENTS, b. 08 Aug 1963; m. JAMES (JIM) WARD. iv. MAUREEN SARAH CLEMENTS, b. 24 Oct 1964; m. RICHARD LEONARD BELZ. v. REGINA (GINA) FRANCIS CLEMENTS, m. JOSEPH MARTIN FISHER. vi. RYAN JERRY CLEMENTS. vii. MOIRA CHRISTINE CLEMENTS, b. 05 Mar 1970; m. SCOTT SAACKS, 14 Sep 1989. viii. BRYANT ROBERT CLEMENTS, b. 14 Dec 1972. 13. AGNES4 GAVIN (JOHANNA (HONORA)3 ANGLIM, TIMOTHY2, JOHN1) She married FRANCIS BOHEN. Children of AGNES GAVIN and FRANCIS BOHEN are: i. FRANCIS5 BOHEN. ii. LEO BOHEN. iii. GERRY BOHEN. iv. MARGARET BOHEN. v. BERNARD BOHEN. vi. MARIE BOHEN. 14. JOHN4 GAVIN (JOHANNA (HONORA)3 ANGLIM, TIMOTHY2, JOHN1) He married ESTELLA CASEY 1931. Children of JOHN GAVIN and ESTELLA CASEY are: i. RITA5 GAVIN. 18. ii. EILEEN GAVIN, m. DUANE DOMAN, 1953. iii. MARY AGNES GAVIN. iv. AMBROSE (BO) GAVIN. Generation No.5 15. MARY THERESA5 ANGLIM (NORA ELLEN4, THOMAS3, PATRICK B.2, JOHN1) She married UNKNOWN KABUSSKI. Children of MARY ANGLIM and UNKNOWN KABUSSKI are: i. MARK6. ii. SARAH. iii. MARY.
Child of BRIDGET CLEMENTS and LEONARD GARCIA) is: i. AVALON RITA6 GARCIA, b. 05 Jun 1992.
Children of ANN CLEMENTS and JAMES WARD are: i. JAMISON (JAMIE)6 WARD, b. 11 Jul 1987. ii. JARED DANIEL WARD, b. 10 May 1989. Generation No. 5 18. EILEEN3 GAVIN (JOHN2, MIKE1) She married DUANE DOMAN 1953. Children of EILEEN GAVIN and DUANE DOMAN are: i. BRUCE4 DOMAN. ii. DOUG DOMAN. iii. DUANE DOMAN.
(Source: Thomas E. Anglim, D.D.S.) The US Government Land Office Records show that Patrick acquired title to his land in Juneau County on May 5, 1857. Juneau County was formed out of western Adams County in 1857. Mauston was chartered as a village in 1860. In 1870, Patrick Anglim (born 1819 in Ireland), lived at Seven Mile Creek, Juneau County, WI, with his wife Ellen (born 1829 in Ireland), with their children: John (born 1850 in Ohio), Margaret (born 1851 in Ohio), Mary (born 1853 in Ohio), James (born 1856 in Wisconsin), Thomas (born 1860 in Wisconsin), Elizabeth (born 1861 in Wisconsin), Teresa (born 1865 in Wisconsin). Ellen (born 1867 in Wisconsin), Hugh (born 1868 in Wisconsin). In 1870, Patrick was a farmer and John worked on the farm.142 According to the Juneau Co., Wi. - Birth Index , Nora Ellen Anglim was born September 28, 1901 , in Lyndon Station, to Thomas & Teresa Anglim. Her obituary is in the Star-Times, for March 4, 1993 Thomas Anglim (born February 1863 in Wisconsin of Irish born parents) married Theresa McMahon (born April 1862 in Wisconsin of Irish born parents) in 1893. Their children, all born in Wisconsin were: Willie Anglim (born May 1886), Frederick (born May 1898), and Edward (born May 1898).143 In 1930, Thomas Anglim (born 1863) lived in Lyndon, Juneau, WI, with his wife, Theresa Anglim (born 1862), and children: Edward Anglim (born 1898), and Nora E. Anglim (born ca. 1903).Thomas was a farmer, Theresa was a hotel cook, Edward was a railroad brakeman, and Nora was a hotel servant.144 According to the Juneau Co., Wi. - Birth Index , Nora Ellen Anglim was born September 28, 1901 , in Lyndon Station, to Thomas & Teresa Anglim. Her obituary is in the Star-Times, for March 4, 1993 Fred Anglim (born ca. 1900 in Wisconsin) married Irene Anglim (born 1901 in Wisconsin) in 1926. In 1903, they lived on 212 Division Street in Mauston, with his wife and Daughter, Donna J Anglim (born ca. 1928 in Wisconsin). Fred worked as a barber.145 Frederick Philip Anglim (born May 1898 in Wisconsin), was the son of Thomas Anglim and Teresa McMahon. He married Margaret Irene Corner on May 18, 1925, in Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. Edward Anglim (born May 1898 in Wisconsin), was the son of Thomas Anglim and Teresa McMahon. Jeremiah Anglim (born March 15, 1880 in Wisconsin) married Mary (born 1892 in Ireland) in 1910. In 1930, they lived in Lyndon.146 James Anglim (born 1845 in Ireland) immigrated to the United States in 1856, and married in 1868. In 1900, he lived in Seven Mile Creek, with his children, all born in Wisconsin: Maggie (born April 1882), Lizzie (born 1884), and Michael (born May 1885). James was a farmer, Maggie was a servant, and Michael was a farm laborer.147 In 1910, James Anglim (born ca. 1819 in Ireland) he immigrated to the United States ca. 1865. In 1910 lived at Seven Mile Creek, Juneau County, Wisconsin, with his children Jeremiah (born ca.1882) and Margaret (born ca 1885). He was widowed at the time. He was a farmer.148 In 1920, James Anglim (born 1834 in Ireland) was widowed. He had immigrated to the United States in 1855, and naturalized in 1870. In 1920, he lived at Seven Mile Creek with Margaret (born 1887).149 In 1885, Timothy Anglim lived in Seven Creek, Juneau County, Wisconsin. Mary Anglim (1930-July 27, 2001) was born in Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. She had one son, Eric Anglim, and two grandsons, Glen Anglim and Eric Anglim. Mary Anglim worked with Owens-Illinois and lived in San Leandro, CA upon her retirement.150 Chart A-19: The Clare-Juneau County, Wisconsin Anglims. Source: Thomas E. Anglim, D.D.S., Bath Maine Patrick Anglim | (X)
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| Edmond Anglim Chicago, IL. | Thomas E. Anglim, D.D.S. Bath, Maine Note: 1. The compiler believes that the Patrick Anglim mentioned here is the Patrick Anglim (1821-1911) found on Chart C-39. Juneau County Anglim Births Michael F. Anglim. May 25, 1885. Juneau County Anglim Marriages Hanorah Anglim, February 29, 1892. Thomas Anglim. July 19, 1893. John Anglim. November 14, 1894.
Source: TClare Journal & Ennis AdvertiserT – May - June 1829. The following is an alphabetical list of Applications made to the Clerk of the Peace, for the County of Clare, for Registry of Freeholders, at Ennis, Ennistymon, Kilrush, Sixmilebridge and Miltown Malbay, in May and June 1829. John Anglim, who lived in the townland of Kealderra, owned House and land at Kealderra, Tulla barony, valued at 10l.[£10]. The sessions were held at Sixmilebridge on June 19, 1829. This was reported in the Clare Journal on June 1, 1829. James Anglim, who lived in the townland of Kealderra, owned House and land at Kealderra, Tulla barony, valued at 10l.[£10]. The sessions were held at Sixmilebridge on June 19, 1829. This was reported in the Clare Journal on June 1, 1829. Cases, Notices, and Reports Involving Anglims in County Clare Criminal prosecutions (Ireland). A return of the application of the sum of ₤ 90,000 voted for the expense and arrears of criminal prosecutions and other law charges in Ireland in 1842. 42. London: House of Commons, 1843. Munster Circuit. County of Clare. Queen v. Charles Anglim Ennis Petty Sessions – December 1, in, Freeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser (Dublin, Ireland), Dec. 6, 1843. Queen v. Walsh, et al. – The Defendants, including Thady Anglim, were prosecuted and tried for a tarring event on November 16, 1843. Return of Deaths in Kilrush Workhouses, Infirmaries, and Auxiliaries, from the 26th March 1850 to the 25th March 1851. UK Parliament Papers October 13, 1850 M. Anglim, age 64 (male). Irish Land Commission (Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891. Return of advances under the act, during the year ended the 31st March, 1901. 139. London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1901. February 18, 1901. Darby Anglim Keelderry, County Clare.
Michael and Catherine Anglim Sheeann, County Clare.
Addressee: Mrs. Margaret Lernihan Address: Kilrush, Co. Clare Name of Applicant’s father: John Maiden name of applicant’s mother: Mary McDermott Barony: Clonderalaw Parish: Kilmihil Townsland: Shyan Applicant: John Anglim Addressee: Address: Shyan, Kilmihil, Co. Clare Name of Applicant’s father: Thomas Maiden name of applicant’s mother: Honor Barony: Clonderalaw Parish: Kilmihil Townsland: Shyan Applicant: Catherine Auglim (Anglim ?) Addressee: Timothy Daly Address: General Merchant, Kilmihil, Co. Clare Name of Applicant’s father: John Maiden name of applicant’s mother: Mary Barony: Clonderalaw Parish: Kilmihil Townsland: Shyan Directory: media media -> Applications to Drill media -> Unicef voices of Youth Chat Theme: Children and aids nigeria and Zimbabwe 13 October 2006 Background media -> Tsunami Terror Alert: Voices of Youth media -> Biblical Eschatology Presentation by: D. Paul Beck May 4, 2016 Ground Rules media -> Guide to completing the collection using the Omnibus system media -> The milk carton kids media -> Events Date and Location media -> The Gilded Age: The First Generation of Historians by H. Wayne Morgan University of Oklahoma, April 18, 1997 media -> Analysis of Law in the United Kingdom pertaining to Cross-Border Disaster Relief Prepared by: For the 30 June 2010 Foreword media -> Cuba fieldcourse 2010 Download 7.22 Mb. Share with your friends:
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