Born about 1831 or 1832.
Died at his home at 1602 East Washington street.
Occupation: night watchman and stationery engineer for the Wabash shops.
He retired about 1895.
From census data it appears the family came to Illinois about 1863.
Survived by his wife, Ann; three daughters: Mrs. John F. (Agnes) Hamilton of Clinton, Miss Mary McManus, and Miss Margaret McManus; and two sons: James and Thomas McManus.
Services at the Church of Immaculate Conception.
Burial in Calvary.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Journal, December 30, 1898 and January 1, 1899
NOTE:
His daughter, Margaret McManus married William H. Conkling in July of 1907 in Chicago.
Died at his home at 1602 East Washington street.
Occupation: night watchman and stationery engineer for the Wabash shops.
He retired about 1895.
From census data it appears the family came to Illinois about 1863.
Survived by his wife, Ann; three daughters: Mrs. John F. (Agnes) Hamilton of Clinton, Miss Mary McManus, and Miss Margaret McManus; and two sons: James and Thomas McManus.
Services at the Church of Immaculate Conception.
Burial in Calvary.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Journal, December 30, 1898 and January 1, 1899
NOTE:
His daughter, Margaret McManus married William H. Conkling in July of 1907 in Chicago.
Born about 1831 or 1832.
Died at his home at 1602 East Washington street.
Occupation: night watchman and stationery engineer for the Wabash shops.
He retired about 1895.
From census data it appears the family came to Illinois about 1863.
Survived by his wife, Ann; three daughters: Mrs. John F. (Agnes) Hamilton of Clinton, Miss Mary McManus, and Miss Margaret McManus; and two sons: James and Thomas McManus.
Services at the Church of Immaculate Conception.
Burial in Calvary.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Journal, December 30, 1898 and January 1, 1899
NOTE:
His daughter, Margaret McManus married William H. Conkling in July of 1907 in Chicago.
Died at his home at 1602 East Washington street.
Occupation: night watchman and stationery engineer for the Wabash shops.
He retired about 1895.
From census data it appears the family came to Illinois about 1863.
Survived by his wife, Ann; three daughters: Mrs. John F. (Agnes) Hamilton of Clinton, Miss Mary McManus, and Miss Margaret McManus; and two sons: James and Thomas McManus.
Services at the Church of Immaculate Conception.
Burial in Calvary.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Journal, December 30, 1898 and January 1, 1899
NOTE:
His daughter, Margaret McManus married William H. Conkling in July of 1907 in Chicago.
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