Iowa County Democrat Friday, Jun 05, 1885 Mineral Point, WI Vol: 21 Page: 4
OWEN HARNEY
At his home in this city, on Wednesday afternoon, at about 2 l'clock, Mr. Owen Harney. The deceased had been in failing health for some years, and during the past year was most of the time confined to his house. He had reached the allotted period of more than three score and ten. He was born in Ireland, and came to this country in 1838, and to Mineral Pint in 1848, since which time he constantly resided here. He was a man of kindly disposition and was always straightforward in his dealings with his fellow men. In his death Mineral Point losess (sic) another old resident, and a wide circle of friends extend to his bereaved family sincere sympathy and condolence. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at half past ten o'clock,when the remains will be interred in the cemetery of St. Pauls Catholic church.
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from naturalization records he was born in the parish of Drum, Roscommon, Ireland, British Empire (POB will not recognize Drum location)
Arrival in USA: Owen Harney, 21, on ship Europe, dept Liverpool, arr Port of NY 1 May 1839 (NY Passenger lists on Ancestry.com) 4 May 1839 on Naturalization Record
Marriages:
10 Oct 1844 Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Owen Harney & Mary Cawfield (MA Marriages on Ancestry.com)
6 Jun 1852 Iowa County, Wisconsin--Bridget Corcoran (WI Marriages on Ancestry.com)
From: HarneyFamilyResearch
Research confirms John, James, and Owen Harney were the sons of Hugh Harney and Ellen (Naghten) of St. Peter's, Drum parish, Athlone, County Roscommon, Ireland.
OWEN HARNEY
At his home in this city, on Wednesday afternoon, at about 2 l'clock, Mr. Owen Harney. The deceased had been in failing health for some years, and during the past year was most of the time confined to his house. He had reached the allotted period of more than three score and ten. He was born in Ireland, and came to this country in 1838, and to Mineral Pint in 1848, since which time he constantly resided here. He was a man of kindly disposition and was always straightforward in his dealings with his fellow men. In his death Mineral Point losess (sic) another old resident, and a wide circle of friends extend to his bereaved family sincere sympathy and condolence. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at half past ten o'clock,when the remains will be interred in the cemetery of St. Pauls Catholic church.
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from naturalization records he was born in the parish of Drum, Roscommon, Ireland, British Empire (POB will not recognize Drum location)
Arrival in USA: Owen Harney, 21, on ship Europe, dept Liverpool, arr Port of NY 1 May 1839 (NY Passenger lists on Ancestry.com) 4 May 1839 on Naturalization Record
Marriages:
10 Oct 1844 Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Owen Harney & Mary Cawfield (MA Marriages on Ancestry.com)
6 Jun 1852 Iowa County, Wisconsin--Bridget Corcoran (WI Marriages on Ancestry.com)
From: HarneyFamilyResearch
Research confirms John, James, and Owen Harney were the sons of Hugh Harney and Ellen (Naghten) of St. Peter's, Drum parish, Athlone, County Roscommon, Ireland.
Iowa County Democrat Friday, Jun 05, 1885 Mineral Point, WI Vol: 21 Page: 4
OWEN HARNEY
At his home in this city, on Wednesday afternoon, at about 2 l'clock, Mr. Owen Harney. The deceased had been in failing health for some years, and during the past year was most of the time confined to his house. He had reached the allotted period of more than three score and ten. He was born in Ireland, and came to this country in 1838, and to Mineral Pint in 1848, since which time he constantly resided here. He was a man of kindly disposition and was always straightforward in his dealings with his fellow men. In his death Mineral Point losess (sic) another old resident, and a wide circle of friends extend to his bereaved family sincere sympathy and condolence. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at half past ten o'clock,when the remains will be interred in the cemetery of St. Pauls Catholic church.
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from naturalization records he was born in the parish of Drum, Roscommon, Ireland, British Empire (POB will not recognize Drum location)
Arrival in USA: Owen Harney, 21, on ship Europe, dept Liverpool, arr Port of NY 1 May 1839 (NY Passenger lists on Ancestry.com) 4 May 1839 on Naturalization Record
Marriages:
10 Oct 1844 Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Owen Harney & Mary Cawfield (MA Marriages on Ancestry.com)
6 Jun 1852 Iowa County, Wisconsin--Bridget Corcoran (WI Marriages on Ancestry.com)
From: HarneyFamilyResearch
Research confirms John, James, and Owen Harney were the sons of Hugh Harney and Ellen (Naghten) of St. Peter's, Drum parish, Athlone, County Roscommon, Ireland.
OWEN HARNEY
At his home in this city, on Wednesday afternoon, at about 2 l'clock, Mr. Owen Harney. The deceased had been in failing health for some years, and during the past year was most of the time confined to his house. He had reached the allotted period of more than three score and ten. He was born in Ireland, and came to this country in 1838, and to Mineral Pint in 1848, since which time he constantly resided here. He was a man of kindly disposition and was always straightforward in his dealings with his fellow men. In his death Mineral Point losess (sic) another old resident, and a wide circle of friends extend to his bereaved family sincere sympathy and condolence. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at half past ten o'clock,when the remains will be interred in the cemetery of St. Pauls Catholic church.
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from naturalization records he was born in the parish of Drum, Roscommon, Ireland, British Empire (POB will not recognize Drum location)
Arrival in USA: Owen Harney, 21, on ship Europe, dept Liverpool, arr Port of NY 1 May 1839 (NY Passenger lists on Ancestry.com) 4 May 1839 on Naturalization Record
Marriages:
10 Oct 1844 Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Owen Harney & Mary Cawfield (MA Marriages on Ancestry.com)
6 Jun 1852 Iowa County, Wisconsin--Bridget Corcoran (WI Marriages on Ancestry.com)
From: HarneyFamilyResearch
Research confirms John, James, and Owen Harney were the sons of Hugh Harney and Ellen (Naghten) of St. Peter's, Drum parish, Athlone, County Roscommon, Ireland.
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