From the parish registers of Clonoulty
Baptism 12 Jul 1858
William
of Patrick Ryan and Mary Gleeson
Glenough sponsors John Ryan and Margaret Ryan.
Willam was the son of Patrick and Mary (Gleeson) Ryan. As a young man, he stole the money from the family cookie jar to pay his passage to America. He repaid the money soon afterwards.
He married Anna Mary Moloney in 1884 in Globe, Arizona. He and Anna traveled back to Ireland in the 1930s - where they continued to tease him about the theft from the coookie jar.
The children of William and Anna (Moloney) Ryan:
William Albert Ryan 1886 – 1970
Cornelius Michael "Neil" Ryan 1888 – 1959
Mary Agnes "May" Ryan Melby 1889 – 1969
Joseph Bernard Ryan 1891 – 1964
Edward Emmett Ryan 1893 – 1965
Alice Eleanor Ryan Holmes 1908 – 1998
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Excerpt from a biography by Janice Ryan Bryson:
William Ryan was born in Glenough, Rossmore, Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1858. He arrived in America in 1878, spending a few months in New York City and some time in the coal region of Pennsylvania. He then drifted west to St. Louis, Missouri, Colorado, New Mexico and finally to the banks of Pinal Creek in Arizona in January 1881.
Globe itself was just getting established as a community; the town consisting mostly of saloons and dance halls scattered along the creek.
His first job was that of a mail carrier for the old McMillan Silver Mine, one of the richest of the time, 20 miles from Globe.
Baptism 12 Jul 1858
William
of Patrick Ryan and Mary Gleeson
Glenough sponsors John Ryan and Margaret Ryan.
Willam was the son of Patrick and Mary (Gleeson) Ryan. As a young man, he stole the money from the family cookie jar to pay his passage to America. He repaid the money soon afterwards.
He married Anna Mary Moloney in 1884 in Globe, Arizona. He and Anna traveled back to Ireland in the 1930s - where they continued to tease him about the theft from the coookie jar.
The children of William and Anna (Moloney) Ryan:
William Albert Ryan 1886 – 1970
Cornelius Michael "Neil" Ryan 1888 – 1959
Mary Agnes "May" Ryan Melby 1889 – 1969
Joseph Bernard Ryan 1891 – 1964
Edward Emmett Ryan 1893 – 1965
Alice Eleanor Ryan Holmes 1908 – 1998
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Excerpt from a biography by Janice Ryan Bryson:
William Ryan was born in Glenough, Rossmore, Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1858. He arrived in America in 1878, spending a few months in New York City and some time in the coal region of Pennsylvania. He then drifted west to St. Louis, Missouri, Colorado, New Mexico and finally to the banks of Pinal Creek in Arizona in January 1881.
Globe itself was just getting established as a community; the town consisting mostly of saloons and dance halls scattered along the creek.
His first job was that of a mail carrier for the old McMillan Silver Mine, one of the richest of the time, 20 miles from Globe.
From the parish registers of Clonoulty
Baptism 12 Jul 1858
William
of Patrick Ryan and Mary Gleeson
Glenough sponsors John Ryan and Margaret Ryan.
Willam was the son of Patrick and Mary (Gleeson) Ryan. As a young man, he stole the money from the family cookie jar to pay his passage to America. He repaid the money soon afterwards.
He married Anna Mary Moloney in 1884 in Globe, Arizona. He and Anna traveled back to Ireland in the 1930s - where they continued to tease him about the theft from the coookie jar.
The children of William and Anna (Moloney) Ryan:
William Albert Ryan 1886 – 1970
Cornelius Michael "Neil" Ryan 1888 – 1959
Mary Agnes "May" Ryan Melby 1889 – 1969
Joseph Bernard Ryan 1891 – 1964
Edward Emmett Ryan 1893 – 1965
Alice Eleanor Ryan Holmes 1908 – 1998
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Excerpt from a biography by Janice Ryan Bryson:
William Ryan was born in Glenough, Rossmore, Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1858. He arrived in America in 1878, spending a few months in New York City and some time in the coal region of Pennsylvania. He then drifted west to St. Louis, Missouri, Colorado, New Mexico and finally to the banks of Pinal Creek in Arizona in January 1881.
Globe itself was just getting established as a community; the town consisting mostly of saloons and dance halls scattered along the creek.
His first job was that of a mail carrier for the old McMillan Silver Mine, one of the richest of the time, 20 miles from Globe.
Baptism 12 Jul 1858
William
of Patrick Ryan and Mary Gleeson
Glenough sponsors John Ryan and Margaret Ryan.
Willam was the son of Patrick and Mary (Gleeson) Ryan. As a young man, he stole the money from the family cookie jar to pay his passage to America. He repaid the money soon afterwards.
He married Anna Mary Moloney in 1884 in Globe, Arizona. He and Anna traveled back to Ireland in the 1930s - where they continued to tease him about the theft from the coookie jar.
The children of William and Anna (Moloney) Ryan:
William Albert Ryan 1886 – 1970
Cornelius Michael "Neil" Ryan 1888 – 1959
Mary Agnes "May" Ryan Melby 1889 – 1969
Joseph Bernard Ryan 1891 – 1964
Edward Emmett Ryan 1893 – 1965
Alice Eleanor Ryan Holmes 1908 – 1998
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Excerpt from a biography by Janice Ryan Bryson:
William Ryan was born in Glenough, Rossmore, Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland in 1858. He arrived in America in 1878, spending a few months in New York City and some time in the coal region of Pennsylvania. He then drifted west to St. Louis, Missouri, Colorado, New Mexico and finally to the banks of Pinal Creek in Arizona in January 1881.
Globe itself was just getting established as a community; the town consisting mostly of saloons and dance halls scattered along the creek.
His first job was that of a mail carrier for the old McMillan Silver Mine, one of the richest of the time, 20 miles from Globe.
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