Daughter of Michael E. Gregory and Sarah Noble, wife of James Farrell and mother of Doris Farrell (married Harry V. Eyre).
Later wife of Cornelius Sullivan.
In 1900, Ada Farrell, aged 22, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her husband, James Farrell, aged 23, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 57, a fisherman, and Sarah E. Gregory, aged 41, with siblings, Lottie M. Gregory, 19, a lace weaver, Nellie M. Gregory, 17, a lace weaver, and Addie R. Gregory, aged 12. She and her husband, also a lace weaver, had been married 3 years.
In 1915, Ada Sullivan, aged 36, was living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband Cornelius Sullivan, aged 34, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 66, a bayman, and Sarah Gregory, aged 58. Her husband, Cornelius, was shown to be a sawyer at the lumber mill. Also living in the household were Doris Farrell, aged 18, daughter of Ada from a previous marriage, Nellie (Gregory) Bacon, aged 30, and her daughter, Vivian Bacon, aged 11.
In 1920, Ada E. Sullivan, aged 40, married, was shown living in the home of her widowed father, Michael Gregory, aged 71, on Oak Street, Patchogue, NY, with her daughter, Doris Farrell, aged 22. Also living in the household was her sister, Nellie Bacon, aged 37, divorced, and her cousin, Vivian Bacon, aged 16. Doris was working as a stenographer in an office.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1915 New York State Census; 1900, 1920 US Federal Census)
Later wife of Cornelius Sullivan.
In 1900, Ada Farrell, aged 22, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her husband, James Farrell, aged 23, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 57, a fisherman, and Sarah E. Gregory, aged 41, with siblings, Lottie M. Gregory, 19, a lace weaver, Nellie M. Gregory, 17, a lace weaver, and Addie R. Gregory, aged 12. She and her husband, also a lace weaver, had been married 3 years.
In 1915, Ada Sullivan, aged 36, was living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband Cornelius Sullivan, aged 34, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 66, a bayman, and Sarah Gregory, aged 58. Her husband, Cornelius, was shown to be a sawyer at the lumber mill. Also living in the household were Doris Farrell, aged 18, daughter of Ada from a previous marriage, Nellie (Gregory) Bacon, aged 30, and her daughter, Vivian Bacon, aged 11.
In 1920, Ada E. Sullivan, aged 40, married, was shown living in the home of her widowed father, Michael Gregory, aged 71, on Oak Street, Patchogue, NY, with her daughter, Doris Farrell, aged 22. Also living in the household was her sister, Nellie Bacon, aged 37, divorced, and her cousin, Vivian Bacon, aged 16. Doris was working as a stenographer in an office.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1915 New York State Census; 1900, 1920 US Federal Census)
Daughter of Michael E. Gregory and Sarah Noble, wife of James Farrell and mother of Doris Farrell (married Harry V. Eyre).
Later wife of Cornelius Sullivan.
In 1900, Ada Farrell, aged 22, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her husband, James Farrell, aged 23, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 57, a fisherman, and Sarah E. Gregory, aged 41, with siblings, Lottie M. Gregory, 19, a lace weaver, Nellie M. Gregory, 17, a lace weaver, and Addie R. Gregory, aged 12. She and her husband, also a lace weaver, had been married 3 years.
In 1915, Ada Sullivan, aged 36, was living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband Cornelius Sullivan, aged 34, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 66, a bayman, and Sarah Gregory, aged 58. Her husband, Cornelius, was shown to be a sawyer at the lumber mill. Also living in the household were Doris Farrell, aged 18, daughter of Ada from a previous marriage, Nellie (Gregory) Bacon, aged 30, and her daughter, Vivian Bacon, aged 11.
In 1920, Ada E. Sullivan, aged 40, married, was shown living in the home of her widowed father, Michael Gregory, aged 71, on Oak Street, Patchogue, NY, with her daughter, Doris Farrell, aged 22. Also living in the household was her sister, Nellie Bacon, aged 37, divorced, and her cousin, Vivian Bacon, aged 16. Doris was working as a stenographer in an office.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1915 New York State Census; 1900, 1920 US Federal Census)
Later wife of Cornelius Sullivan.
In 1900, Ada Farrell, aged 22, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her husband, James Farrell, aged 23, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 57, a fisherman, and Sarah E. Gregory, aged 41, with siblings, Lottie M. Gregory, 19, a lace weaver, Nellie M. Gregory, 17, a lace weaver, and Addie R. Gregory, aged 12. She and her husband, also a lace weaver, had been married 3 years.
In 1915, Ada Sullivan, aged 36, was living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband Cornelius Sullivan, aged 34, in the home of her parents, Michael Gregory, aged 66, a bayman, and Sarah Gregory, aged 58. Her husband, Cornelius, was shown to be a sawyer at the lumber mill. Also living in the household were Doris Farrell, aged 18, daughter of Ada from a previous marriage, Nellie (Gregory) Bacon, aged 30, and her daughter, Vivian Bacon, aged 11.
In 1920, Ada E. Sullivan, aged 40, married, was shown living in the home of her widowed father, Michael Gregory, aged 71, on Oak Street, Patchogue, NY, with her daughter, Doris Farrell, aged 22. Also living in the household was her sister, Nellie Bacon, aged 37, divorced, and her cousin, Vivian Bacon, aged 16. Doris was working as a stenographer in an office.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1915 New York State Census; 1900, 1920 US Federal Census)
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