Thomas O’Brien Jr. was born about in April of 1856 in County Clare, Ireland died Jan 29, 1914 parents Thomas O’Brien and Catherine Reiley.
Thomas was married to Mary McNerney.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 20 S Jones
O’Brien Thomas Jr., laborer, bds 20 S Jones
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O Brien 64, born abt 1816 Ireland, a Laborer, Cathrine 55, born abt 1835 Ireland, Thomas Jr 28, a Carpenter, his wife Mary 27, living 124 S Jones St, few doors over from Mary’s father.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas Jr, foreman, h Castanea Twp.
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 17 Jones
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O’Brien 44, born April 1856 Ireland, immigrated 1866, was naturalized, owned home at 24 S Jones St, Mary 16, Charles 11, his mother, Catharine 75, May 1825 Ireland, immigrated 1866, had 5 children with 2 alive, widowed.
Thomas died on Jan. 29, 1914 after falling from a bridge. He was 63 years old, widowed, a Foreman of Construction, and lived at 120 S. Jones St. Thomas was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery in section 4.21.1, next to his wife. The informant on his death certificate was Minnie E. O’Brien.
The Clinton County Times, Jan. 30, 1914, p. 1.
Fell From Bridge.
Found Unconscious and Drawn to Top of Pier With Rope in and Unconscious Condition.
Groans coming from the foot of the first pier of the river bridge attracted the attention of a night patrolman while making his rounds Thursday morning at 1 o’clock and upon investigation it was found that Thomas O’Brien of South Jones street had fallen through one of the man holes in the side of the bridge over the pier and landed on the ice 20 feet below. A sleighing party happened along about the time and when a rope was produced the driver slid down and fastened the rope about the body of the unconscious man and he was drawn to the bridge.
He was then taken to the police office and physicians sent for. He was later removed to his home and was still in an unconscious condition before noon.
Mr. O’Brien died since the above was put in type.
Thomas was married to Mary McNerney.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 20 S Jones
O’Brien Thomas Jr., laborer, bds 20 S Jones
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O Brien 64, born abt 1816 Ireland, a Laborer, Cathrine 55, born abt 1835 Ireland, Thomas Jr 28, a Carpenter, his wife Mary 27, living 124 S Jones St, few doors over from Mary’s father.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas Jr, foreman, h Castanea Twp.
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 17 Jones
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O’Brien 44, born April 1856 Ireland, immigrated 1866, was naturalized, owned home at 24 S Jones St, Mary 16, Charles 11, his mother, Catharine 75, May 1825 Ireland, immigrated 1866, had 5 children with 2 alive, widowed.
Thomas died on Jan. 29, 1914 after falling from a bridge. He was 63 years old, widowed, a Foreman of Construction, and lived at 120 S. Jones St. Thomas was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery in section 4.21.1, next to his wife. The informant on his death certificate was Minnie E. O’Brien.
The Clinton County Times, Jan. 30, 1914, p. 1.
Fell From Bridge.
Found Unconscious and Drawn to Top of Pier With Rope in and Unconscious Condition.
Groans coming from the foot of the first pier of the river bridge attracted the attention of a night patrolman while making his rounds Thursday morning at 1 o’clock and upon investigation it was found that Thomas O’Brien of South Jones street had fallen through one of the man holes in the side of the bridge over the pier and landed on the ice 20 feet below. A sleighing party happened along about the time and when a rope was produced the driver slid down and fastened the rope about the body of the unconscious man and he was drawn to the bridge.
He was then taken to the police office and physicians sent for. He was later removed to his home and was still in an unconscious condition before noon.
Mr. O’Brien died since the above was put in type.
Thomas O’Brien Jr. was born about in April of 1856 in County Clare, Ireland died Jan 29, 1914 parents Thomas O’Brien and Catherine Reiley.
Thomas was married to Mary McNerney.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 20 S Jones
O’Brien Thomas Jr., laborer, bds 20 S Jones
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O Brien 64, born abt 1816 Ireland, a Laborer, Cathrine 55, born abt 1835 Ireland, Thomas Jr 28, a Carpenter, his wife Mary 27, living 124 S Jones St, few doors over from Mary’s father.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas Jr, foreman, h Castanea Twp.
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 17 Jones
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O’Brien 44, born April 1856 Ireland, immigrated 1866, was naturalized, owned home at 24 S Jones St, Mary 16, Charles 11, his mother, Catharine 75, May 1825 Ireland, immigrated 1866, had 5 children with 2 alive, widowed.
Thomas died on Jan. 29, 1914 after falling from a bridge. He was 63 years old, widowed, a Foreman of Construction, and lived at 120 S. Jones St. Thomas was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery in section 4.21.1, next to his wife. The informant on his death certificate was Minnie E. O’Brien.
The Clinton County Times, Jan. 30, 1914, p. 1.
Fell From Bridge.
Found Unconscious and Drawn to Top of Pier With Rope in and Unconscious Condition.
Groans coming from the foot of the first pier of the river bridge attracted the attention of a night patrolman while making his rounds Thursday morning at 1 o’clock and upon investigation it was found that Thomas O’Brien of South Jones street had fallen through one of the man holes in the side of the bridge over the pier and landed on the ice 20 feet below. A sleighing party happened along about the time and when a rope was produced the driver slid down and fastened the rope about the body of the unconscious man and he was drawn to the bridge.
He was then taken to the police office and physicians sent for. He was later removed to his home and was still in an unconscious condition before noon.
Mr. O’Brien died since the above was put in type.
Thomas was married to Mary McNerney.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 20 S Jones
O’Brien Thomas Jr., laborer, bds 20 S Jones
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O Brien 64, born abt 1816 Ireland, a Laborer, Cathrine 55, born abt 1835 Ireland, Thomas Jr 28, a Carpenter, his wife Mary 27, living 124 S Jones St, few doors over from Mary’s father.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
O’Brien Thomas Jr, foreman, h Castanea Twp.
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h 17 Jones
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Thomas O’Brien 44, born April 1856 Ireland, immigrated 1866, was naturalized, owned home at 24 S Jones St, Mary 16, Charles 11, his mother, Catharine 75, May 1825 Ireland, immigrated 1866, had 5 children with 2 alive, widowed.
Thomas died on Jan. 29, 1914 after falling from a bridge. He was 63 years old, widowed, a Foreman of Construction, and lived at 120 S. Jones St. Thomas was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery in section 4.21.1, next to his wife. The informant on his death certificate was Minnie E. O’Brien.
The Clinton County Times, Jan. 30, 1914, p. 1.
Fell From Bridge.
Found Unconscious and Drawn to Top of Pier With Rope in and Unconscious Condition.
Groans coming from the foot of the first pier of the river bridge attracted the attention of a night patrolman while making his rounds Thursday morning at 1 o’clock and upon investigation it was found that Thomas O’Brien of South Jones street had fallen through one of the man holes in the side of the bridge over the pier and landed on the ice 20 feet below. A sleighing party happened along about the time and when a rope was produced the driver slid down and fastened the rope about the body of the unconscious man and he was drawn to the bridge.
He was then taken to the police office and physicians sent for. He was later removed to his home and was still in an unconscious condition before noon.
Mr. O’Brien died since the above was put in type.
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