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Caroline Nally Donohoe

Birth
Washington County, Kentucky, USA
Death
3 Sep 1861 (aged 32)
Marion County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Saint Mary, Marion County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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Caoline (Nally) Donohoe was the daughter of Alexander & Ellen (Cissell) Nally. Three of her grandparents were: Jeremiah and Mary (Vessells) Cissell and Raphael Nally.

She was married to James Jefferson Donohoe at St. Francis Xavier Church, Raywick, Marion County, Kentucky by Father John Frank MacSweeney. They were the parents of Sebastian Donahue, 1853- , Mary Allen Donohoe, 1855- , John A. Donohoe, 1857- ; and Sidney Kenrick Donohoe, 1860- .

They were residing in household #658 on page 654 in the 1860 Federal Census of Raywick, Marion County, KY. Her parents were in household #657, with three sisters, a brother, and a John Heffeler. Sylvester [Burkett] Nally and Teresa (Cissell) Nally were living in household #659.

Her tombstone was standing when Dr. Joseph E. Johnson cataloged this cemetery in 1935. It spelled her surname Donohoo. The stone was no longer standing when I made my survey of the stones in this cemetery in the summer of 1979.



Caoline (Nally) Donohoe was the daughter of Alexander & Ellen (Cissell) Nally. Three of her grandparents were: Jeremiah and Mary (Vessells) Cissell and Raphael Nally.

She was married to James Jefferson Donohoe at St. Francis Xavier Church, Raywick, Marion County, Kentucky by Father John Frank MacSweeney. They were the parents of Sebastian Donahue, 1853- , Mary Allen Donohoe, 1855- , John A. Donohoe, 1857- ; and Sidney Kenrick Donohoe, 1860- .

They were residing in household #658 on page 654 in the 1860 Federal Census of Raywick, Marion County, KY. Her parents were in household #657, with three sisters, a brother, and a John Heffeler. Sylvester [Burkett] Nally and Teresa (Cissell) Nally were living in household #659.

Her tombstone was standing when Dr. Joseph E. Johnson cataloged this cemetery in 1935. It spelled her surname Donohoo. The stone was no longer standing when I made my survey of the stones in this cemetery in the summer of 1979.





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