(Taken from her obituary and family records and transcribed by Michael Bowen, MRB, 47351043)
Waverly Republican and Bremer Independent, October 23, 1890
Mrs. Patrick Connell, and old resident of this city, died at her home in Nashua on Tuesday, October 14th. The funeral took place from St. Mary's Catholic church in Waverly, on Thursday, October 16, 1890
Waverly Independent, October, 1890
Connell, Catherine - At her home near Nashua, October 14, 1890, Mrs. Catharine Connell, widow of the late Patrick Connell, born in parish of Ballenwood, Ireland in 1825. She came to America in 1850, and resided some years in Pennsylvania. In 1857 Catherine came with her husband, Patrick O'Connell and sister Alice (Regan), Mrs. James Hayes to Nashua, where she resided until her death. Catherine and Alice's mother Johanna Regan came to Waverly from Pennsylvania probably at the same time.
The 1860 US census shows Patrick O'Connell and wife Catherine living in Washington Township, Bremer County, Waverly Post Office, Iowa with children Hanora (14), Johanna (12), Bridget (6), Morris (4) and Alice (2).
The 1870 US census shows Patrick O'Connell (60) and wife Catherine (50) living in Chickasaw County, Nashua Post Office with children Bridget (15), Morris (14) and Alice (11) and next to their eldest daughter, Hanora (23), living with her husband Philip Bowen (30) and their children Mary and Catherine.
The 1880 US census shows Patsy O'Connell (70) and wife Catherine (58) with children Morris (22) and Alice (20) living in Bradford Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. The 1885 Iowa census shows Patrick (74) and Catherine (60) in Bradford, Iowa.
She leaves one son Maurice (Morris) O'Connell of Sioux City and three daughters, Bridget, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Sioux City, Johanna, Mrs. John Guiney of Tripoli and Nora, Mrs. William Bowen of Oto, Iowa. A daughter, Alice O'Connell died September 16, 1884. Mrs. Connell was a lady of deep piety and her kindly and cheerful disposition gained many firm and lasting friends. Although not rich in worldly goods, she presided for many years over one of the happiest homes in Iowa. The funeral services were conducted at St. Mary's Catholic church, in this city, last Thursday and were attended by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband who preceded her, but a few years to the grave.
Patrick and Catherine O'Connell's twenty-one grandchildren are:
Kathryn Bowen 1869-1952 Mrs. Edward Taylor
Miss Mary Bowen 1870-1950
Daniel Bowen 1870-1947
Mary E Guiney 1871-1965 Mrs. Frank Sager
Ellen A Bowen 1872-1932 Mrs. George Dillon
William H Guiney 1873-1942
Edward M Guiney 1874-1948
Philip H Bowen 1875-1942
Mary B Sullivan 1876-1958 Mrs. John Hogan
Rosa Guiney 1876-1928 Mrs. Frank Robinson
William F Bowen 1876-1951
Martha L Sullivan 1878-1937 Mrs. Charles Lynch
Miss Alice E Bowen 1879-1937
Martha A Bowen 1880-1972 Mrs. James McIntyre
Miss Fannie A Guiney 1881-1954
Charles R Sullivan 1882-1949
Margaret Bowen 1887-1957 Mrs. George Williams
Claude M Sullivan 1889-1970
Nina Sullivan 1892-1979 Mrs. Charles Anderson
Laura O'Connell 1892-1930 Mrs. Daniel Stanton
Sister Mary Annunziata Sullivan 1894-1977
Waverly Republican and Bremer Independent, October 23, 1890
Mrs. Patrick Connell, and old resident of this city, died at her home in Nashua on Tuesday, October 14th. The funeral took place from St. Mary's Catholic church in Waverly, on Thursday, October 16, 1890
Waverly Independent, October, 1890
Connell, Catherine - At her home near Nashua, October 14, 1890, Mrs. Catharine Connell, widow of the late Patrick Connell, born in parish of Ballenwood, Ireland in 1825. She came to America in 1850, and resided some years in Pennsylvania. In 1857 Catherine came with her husband, Patrick O'Connell and sister Alice (Regan), Mrs. James Hayes to Nashua, where she resided until her death. Catherine and Alice's mother Johanna Regan came to Waverly from Pennsylvania probably at the same time.
The 1860 US census shows Patrick O'Connell and wife Catherine living in Washington Township, Bremer County, Waverly Post Office, Iowa with children Hanora (14), Johanna (12), Bridget (6), Morris (4) and Alice (2).
The 1870 US census shows Patrick O'Connell (60) and wife Catherine (50) living in Chickasaw County, Nashua Post Office with children Bridget (15), Morris (14) and Alice (11) and next to their eldest daughter, Hanora (23), living with her husband Philip Bowen (30) and their children Mary and Catherine.
The 1880 US census shows Patsy O'Connell (70) and wife Catherine (58) with children Morris (22) and Alice (20) living in Bradford Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. The 1885 Iowa census shows Patrick (74) and Catherine (60) in Bradford, Iowa.
She leaves one son Maurice (Morris) O'Connell of Sioux City and three daughters, Bridget, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Sioux City, Johanna, Mrs. John Guiney of Tripoli and Nora, Mrs. William Bowen of Oto, Iowa. A daughter, Alice O'Connell died September 16, 1884. Mrs. Connell was a lady of deep piety and her kindly and cheerful disposition gained many firm and lasting friends. Although not rich in worldly goods, she presided for many years over one of the happiest homes in Iowa. The funeral services were conducted at St. Mary's Catholic church, in this city, last Thursday and were attended by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband who preceded her, but a few years to the grave.
Patrick and Catherine O'Connell's twenty-one grandchildren are:
Kathryn Bowen 1869-1952 Mrs. Edward Taylor
Miss Mary Bowen 1870-1950
Daniel Bowen 1870-1947
Mary E Guiney 1871-1965 Mrs. Frank Sager
Ellen A Bowen 1872-1932 Mrs. George Dillon
William H Guiney 1873-1942
Edward M Guiney 1874-1948
Philip H Bowen 1875-1942
Mary B Sullivan 1876-1958 Mrs. John Hogan
Rosa Guiney 1876-1928 Mrs. Frank Robinson
William F Bowen 1876-1951
Martha L Sullivan 1878-1937 Mrs. Charles Lynch
Miss Alice E Bowen 1879-1937
Martha A Bowen 1880-1972 Mrs. James McIntyre
Miss Fannie A Guiney 1881-1954
Charles R Sullivan 1882-1949
Margaret Bowen 1887-1957 Mrs. George Williams
Claude M Sullivan 1889-1970
Nina Sullivan 1892-1979 Mrs. Charles Anderson
Laura O'Connell 1892-1930 Mrs. Daniel Stanton
Sister Mary Annunziata Sullivan 1894-1977
(Taken from her obituary and family records and transcribed by Michael Bowen, MRB, 47351043)
Waverly Republican and Bremer Independent, October 23, 1890
Mrs. Patrick Connell, and old resident of this city, died at her home in Nashua on Tuesday, October 14th. The funeral took place from St. Mary's Catholic church in Waverly, on Thursday, October 16, 1890
Waverly Independent, October, 1890
Connell, Catherine - At her home near Nashua, October 14, 1890, Mrs. Catharine Connell, widow of the late Patrick Connell, born in parish of Ballenwood, Ireland in 1825. She came to America in 1850, and resided some years in Pennsylvania. In 1857 Catherine came with her husband, Patrick O'Connell and sister Alice (Regan), Mrs. James Hayes to Nashua, where she resided until her death. Catherine and Alice's mother Johanna Regan came to Waverly from Pennsylvania probably at the same time.
The 1860 US census shows Patrick O'Connell and wife Catherine living in Washington Township, Bremer County, Waverly Post Office, Iowa with children Hanora (14), Johanna (12), Bridget (6), Morris (4) and Alice (2).
The 1870 US census shows Patrick O'Connell (60) and wife Catherine (50) living in Chickasaw County, Nashua Post Office with children Bridget (15), Morris (14) and Alice (11) and next to their eldest daughter, Hanora (23), living with her husband Philip Bowen (30) and their children Mary and Catherine.
The 1880 US census shows Patsy O'Connell (70) and wife Catherine (58) with children Morris (22) and Alice (20) living in Bradford Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. The 1885 Iowa census shows Patrick (74) and Catherine (60) in Bradford, Iowa.
She leaves one son Maurice (Morris) O'Connell of Sioux City and three daughters, Bridget, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Sioux City, Johanna, Mrs. John Guiney of Tripoli and Nora, Mrs. William Bowen of Oto, Iowa. A daughter, Alice O'Connell died September 16, 1884. Mrs. Connell was a lady of deep piety and her kindly and cheerful disposition gained many firm and lasting friends. Although not rich in worldly goods, she presided for many years over one of the happiest homes in Iowa. The funeral services were conducted at St. Mary's Catholic church, in this city, last Thursday and were attended by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband who preceded her, but a few years to the grave.
Patrick and Catherine O'Connell's twenty-one grandchildren are:
Kathryn Bowen 1869-1952 Mrs. Edward Taylor
Miss Mary Bowen 1870-1950
Daniel Bowen 1870-1947
Mary E Guiney 1871-1965 Mrs. Frank Sager
Ellen A Bowen 1872-1932 Mrs. George Dillon
William H Guiney 1873-1942
Edward M Guiney 1874-1948
Philip H Bowen 1875-1942
Mary B Sullivan 1876-1958 Mrs. John Hogan
Rosa Guiney 1876-1928 Mrs. Frank Robinson
William F Bowen 1876-1951
Martha L Sullivan 1878-1937 Mrs. Charles Lynch
Miss Alice E Bowen 1879-1937
Martha A Bowen 1880-1972 Mrs. James McIntyre
Miss Fannie A Guiney 1881-1954
Charles R Sullivan 1882-1949
Margaret Bowen 1887-1957 Mrs. George Williams
Claude M Sullivan 1889-1970
Nina Sullivan 1892-1979 Mrs. Charles Anderson
Laura O'Connell 1892-1930 Mrs. Daniel Stanton
Sister Mary Annunziata Sullivan 1894-1977
Waverly Republican and Bremer Independent, October 23, 1890
Mrs. Patrick Connell, and old resident of this city, died at her home in Nashua on Tuesday, October 14th. The funeral took place from St. Mary's Catholic church in Waverly, on Thursday, October 16, 1890
Waverly Independent, October, 1890
Connell, Catherine - At her home near Nashua, October 14, 1890, Mrs. Catharine Connell, widow of the late Patrick Connell, born in parish of Ballenwood, Ireland in 1825. She came to America in 1850, and resided some years in Pennsylvania. In 1857 Catherine came with her husband, Patrick O'Connell and sister Alice (Regan), Mrs. James Hayes to Nashua, where she resided until her death. Catherine and Alice's mother Johanna Regan came to Waverly from Pennsylvania probably at the same time.
The 1860 US census shows Patrick O'Connell and wife Catherine living in Washington Township, Bremer County, Waverly Post Office, Iowa with children Hanora (14), Johanna (12), Bridget (6), Morris (4) and Alice (2).
The 1870 US census shows Patrick O'Connell (60) and wife Catherine (50) living in Chickasaw County, Nashua Post Office with children Bridget (15), Morris (14) and Alice (11) and next to their eldest daughter, Hanora (23), living with her husband Philip Bowen (30) and their children Mary and Catherine.
The 1880 US census shows Patsy O'Connell (70) and wife Catherine (58) with children Morris (22) and Alice (20) living in Bradford Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa. The 1885 Iowa census shows Patrick (74) and Catherine (60) in Bradford, Iowa.
She leaves one son Maurice (Morris) O'Connell of Sioux City and three daughters, Bridget, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Sioux City, Johanna, Mrs. John Guiney of Tripoli and Nora, Mrs. William Bowen of Oto, Iowa. A daughter, Alice O'Connell died September 16, 1884. Mrs. Connell was a lady of deep piety and her kindly and cheerful disposition gained many firm and lasting friends. Although not rich in worldly goods, she presided for many years over one of the happiest homes in Iowa. The funeral services were conducted at St. Mary's Catholic church, in this city, last Thursday and were attended by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband who preceded her, but a few years to the grave.
Patrick and Catherine O'Connell's twenty-one grandchildren are:
Kathryn Bowen 1869-1952 Mrs. Edward Taylor
Miss Mary Bowen 1870-1950
Daniel Bowen 1870-1947
Mary E Guiney 1871-1965 Mrs. Frank Sager
Ellen A Bowen 1872-1932 Mrs. George Dillon
William H Guiney 1873-1942
Edward M Guiney 1874-1948
Philip H Bowen 1875-1942
Mary B Sullivan 1876-1958 Mrs. John Hogan
Rosa Guiney 1876-1928 Mrs. Frank Robinson
William F Bowen 1876-1951
Martha L Sullivan 1878-1937 Mrs. Charles Lynch
Miss Alice E Bowen 1879-1937
Martha A Bowen 1880-1972 Mrs. James McIntyre
Miss Fannie A Guiney 1881-1954
Charles R Sullivan 1882-1949
Margaret Bowen 1887-1957 Mrs. George Williams
Claude M Sullivan 1889-1970
Nina Sullivan 1892-1979 Mrs. Charles Anderson
Laura O'Connell 1892-1930 Mrs. Daniel Stanton
Sister Mary Annunziata Sullivan 1894-1977
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