Mary Tague of Irish descent was born in Newarthill, Parish of Bothwell, County of Lanark, Scotland in Aug 1854 to Thomas Tague(1825-1875) and Ann Savage Tague(1835-1897). Mary Tague's family had emigrated from Ireland to Scotland during the famine years about 1854. mary was the oldest of 12 children, some died at birth and some at very young ages, only 5 living to adulthood; Thomas, John Joseph, Hugh, Patrick, Michael, Bridget, Owen and James.
Mary was the first of her Tague family to emigrate to the United States. She traveled with an aunt and uncle (Savage) in 1872 from Scotland to the United States. They would settle in Youngstown, Ohio. The rest of Mary's family was to follow the next year but her father died and shortly after one of her brothers also died. The only ones to follow years later would be a neice and nephew.
In 1880, Mary would marry John Casey(1856-1929) in Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. They had four children together all born in Youngstown: Mary, John Raymond, Patrick and Teresa.
Mary died March 14, 1926 in Youngstown, Ohio and is laid to rest with her husband John Casey in Calvary Cemetery, 248 South Belle Vista Avenue, Youngstown, OH. 44509-2296
(330) 792-4721
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Mary was the first of her Tague family to emigrate to the United States. She traveled with an aunt and uncle (Savage) in 1872 from Scotland to the United States. They would settle in Youngstown, Ohio. The rest of Mary's family was to follow the next year but her father died and shortly after one of her brothers also died. The only ones to follow years later would be a neice and nephew.
In 1880, Mary would marry John Casey(1856-1929) in Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. They had four children together all born in Youngstown: Mary, John Raymond, Patrick and Teresa.
Mary died March 14, 1926 in Youngstown, Ohio and is laid to rest with her husband John Casey in Calvary Cemetery, 248 South Belle Vista Avenue, Youngstown, OH. 44509-2296
(330) 792-4721
bio by Jill
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Mary Tague of Irish descent was born in Newarthill, Parish of Bothwell, County of Lanark, Scotland in Aug 1854 to Thomas Tague(1825-1875) and Ann Savage Tague(1835-1897). Mary Tague's family had emigrated from Ireland to Scotland during the famine years about 1854. mary was the oldest of 12 children, some died at birth and some at very young ages, only 5 living to adulthood; Thomas, John Joseph, Hugh, Patrick, Michael, Bridget, Owen and James.
Mary was the first of her Tague family to emigrate to the United States. She traveled with an aunt and uncle (Savage) in 1872 from Scotland to the United States. They would settle in Youngstown, Ohio. The rest of Mary's family was to follow the next year but her father died and shortly after one of her brothers also died. The only ones to follow years later would be a neice and nephew.
In 1880, Mary would marry John Casey(1856-1929) in Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. They had four children together all born in Youngstown: Mary, John Raymond, Patrick and Teresa.
Mary died March 14, 1926 in Youngstown, Ohio and is laid to rest with her husband John Casey in Calvary Cemetery, 248 South Belle Vista Avenue, Youngstown, OH. 44509-2296
(330) 792-4721
bio by Jill
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Mary was the first of her Tague family to emigrate to the United States. She traveled with an aunt and uncle (Savage) in 1872 from Scotland to the United States. They would settle in Youngstown, Ohio. The rest of Mary's family was to follow the next year but her father died and shortly after one of her brothers also died. The only ones to follow years later would be a neice and nephew.
In 1880, Mary would marry John Casey(1856-1929) in Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. They had four children together all born in Youngstown: Mary, John Raymond, Patrick and Teresa.
Mary died March 14, 1926 in Youngstown, Ohio and is laid to rest with her husband John Casey in Calvary Cemetery, 248 South Belle Vista Avenue, Youngstown, OH. 44509-2296
(330) 792-4721
bio by Jill
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