WALTHAM POLICE CAPTAIN
1/13/1908 - 4/1/1947
Watch Factory to Police Force
My father, Edward A. Cloonan, was a police lieutenant when I was born. First he worked in the Watch Factory, everybody did that then. He played on the old Waltham Jewels baseball team. The Watch Factory's baseball teams used to play on Saturday afternoons. Well, my parents were marred in 1915 and he had been on the force for years. He was a captain when he retired. He worked with Hardigan, Connaughton, Doyle and Edmunds, Coleman, Duffy and Connelly.
When he was married he was a sergeant and he was out in the streets, mostly in the downtown area, Main and Moody Streets and so forth. They had a beat down the Bleachery and a beat down the West End and in the lower end.- Edward A. Cloonan, Jr
(From the book 'Waltham Rediscovered; An Ethnic History of Waltham, Massachusetts, page 199)
Edward Aloysius Cloonan, Sr, born 06 Aug 1880 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA; died 17 Nov 1953 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of Thomas Francis Cloonan and Mary L Tracy. He married Mary Margaret Mannion 26 Jan 1915 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was born Abt. Feb 1884 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA, and died 07 Oct 1971 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of Patrick Mannion and Delia (Bridget) Connaughton.
1/13/1908 - 4/1/1947
Watch Factory to Police Force
My father, Edward A. Cloonan, was a police lieutenant when I was born. First he worked in the Watch Factory, everybody did that then. He played on the old Waltham Jewels baseball team. The Watch Factory's baseball teams used to play on Saturday afternoons. Well, my parents were marred in 1915 and he had been on the force for years. He was a captain when he retired. He worked with Hardigan, Connaughton, Doyle and Edmunds, Coleman, Duffy and Connelly.
When he was married he was a sergeant and he was out in the streets, mostly in the downtown area, Main and Moody Streets and so forth. They had a beat down the Bleachery and a beat down the West End and in the lower end.- Edward A. Cloonan, Jr
(From the book 'Waltham Rediscovered; An Ethnic History of Waltham, Massachusetts, page 199)
Edward Aloysius Cloonan, Sr, born 06 Aug 1880 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA; died 17 Nov 1953 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of Thomas Francis Cloonan and Mary L Tracy. He married Mary Margaret Mannion 26 Jan 1915 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was born Abt. Feb 1884 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA, and died 07 Oct 1971 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of Patrick Mannion and Delia (Bridget) Connaughton.
WALTHAM POLICE CAPTAIN
1/13/1908 - 4/1/1947
Watch Factory to Police Force
My father, Edward A. Cloonan, was a police lieutenant when I was born. First he worked in the Watch Factory, everybody did that then. He played on the old Waltham Jewels baseball team. The Watch Factory's baseball teams used to play on Saturday afternoons. Well, my parents were marred in 1915 and he had been on the force for years. He was a captain when he retired. He worked with Hardigan, Connaughton, Doyle and Edmunds, Coleman, Duffy and Connelly.
When he was married he was a sergeant and he was out in the streets, mostly in the downtown area, Main and Moody Streets and so forth. They had a beat down the Bleachery and a beat down the West End and in the lower end.- Edward A. Cloonan, Jr
(From the book 'Waltham Rediscovered; An Ethnic History of Waltham, Massachusetts, page 199)
Edward Aloysius Cloonan, Sr, born 06 Aug 1880 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA; died 17 Nov 1953 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of Thomas Francis Cloonan and Mary L Tracy. He married Mary Margaret Mannion 26 Jan 1915 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was born Abt. Feb 1884 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA, and died 07 Oct 1971 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of Patrick Mannion and Delia (Bridget) Connaughton.
1/13/1908 - 4/1/1947
Watch Factory to Police Force
My father, Edward A. Cloonan, was a police lieutenant when I was born. First he worked in the Watch Factory, everybody did that then. He played on the old Waltham Jewels baseball team. The Watch Factory's baseball teams used to play on Saturday afternoons. Well, my parents were marred in 1915 and he had been on the force for years. He was a captain when he retired. He worked with Hardigan, Connaughton, Doyle and Edmunds, Coleman, Duffy and Connelly.
When he was married he was a sergeant and he was out in the streets, mostly in the downtown area, Main and Moody Streets and so forth. They had a beat down the Bleachery and a beat down the West End and in the lower end.- Edward A. Cloonan, Jr
(From the book 'Waltham Rediscovered; An Ethnic History of Waltham, Massachusetts, page 199)
Edward Aloysius Cloonan, Sr, born 06 Aug 1880 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA; died 17 Nov 1953 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of Thomas Francis Cloonan and Mary L Tracy. He married Mary Margaret Mannion 26 Jan 1915 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was born Abt. Feb 1884 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA, and died 07 Oct 1971 in Waltham, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of Patrick Mannion and Delia (Bridget) Connaughton.
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