Annie immigrated to the U.S. from Ireland in April 1921, traveling with her daughter, Mildred, and son, Harry. They left from Liverpool, England aboard the "Carmania" and landed at Ellis Island, New York on April 8, 1921. Annie and Harry then traveled on to Calgary, Alberta to join family members there, while Mildred stayed in New York.
Annie frequently traveled by train from Calgary, Alberta to Massachusetts and New York to visit family members in the states.
She is fondly remembered as a wonderful grandmother who loved to spend time with her grandchildren when she visited, telling stories and reading to them, going for walks, and taking them to the beach.
Annie was the mother of six, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of 30 children.
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The photo to the left of Annie with her four youngest children, William, Joseph, Mildred, and Harry, was taken in Baileboro, County Cavan, Ireland, c. late 1907. This was shortly after her two eldest daughters, Jane and Olivia, had left Ireland for New York, in Oct. 1907.
Annie frequently traveled by train from Calgary, Alberta to Massachusetts and New York to visit family members in the states.
She is fondly remembered as a wonderful grandmother who loved to spend time with her grandchildren when she visited, telling stories and reading to them, going for walks, and taking them to the beach.
Annie was the mother of six, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of 30 children.
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The photo to the left of Annie with her four youngest children, William, Joseph, Mildred, and Harry, was taken in Baileboro, County Cavan, Ireland, c. late 1907. This was shortly after her two eldest daughters, Jane and Olivia, had left Ireland for New York, in Oct. 1907.
Annie immigrated to the U.S. from Ireland in April 1921, traveling with her daughter, Mildred, and son, Harry. They left from Liverpool, England aboard the "Carmania" and landed at Ellis Island, New York on April 8, 1921. Annie and Harry then traveled on to Calgary, Alberta to join family members there, while Mildred stayed in New York.
Annie frequently traveled by train from Calgary, Alberta to Massachusetts and New York to visit family members in the states.
She is fondly remembered as a wonderful grandmother who loved to spend time with her grandchildren when she visited, telling stories and reading to them, going for walks, and taking them to the beach.
Annie was the mother of six, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of 30 children.
*****
The photo to the left of Annie with her four youngest children, William, Joseph, Mildred, and Harry, was taken in Baileboro, County Cavan, Ireland, c. late 1907. This was shortly after her two eldest daughters, Jane and Olivia, had left Ireland for New York, in Oct. 1907.
Annie frequently traveled by train from Calgary, Alberta to Massachusetts and New York to visit family members in the states.
She is fondly remembered as a wonderful grandmother who loved to spend time with her grandchildren when she visited, telling stories and reading to them, going for walks, and taking them to the beach.
Annie was the mother of six, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of 30 children.
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The photo to the left of Annie with her four youngest children, William, Joseph, Mildred, and Harry, was taken in Baileboro, County Cavan, Ireland, c. late 1907. This was shortly after her two eldest daughters, Jane and Olivia, had left Ireland for New York, in Oct. 1907.
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