This is a bio. sketch from "History of Manitowoc County Wisconsin" by Dr. L. Falge, 1911-1912, v.2, p.393-394.
Daniel Falvey, whose excellent farm of eighty acres is situated on section 18, in the township of Franklin, has resided on this property all of his life, and is one of Manitowoc county's successful practical agriculturists and enterprising public-spirited citizens. He was born on his present farm, December 26, 1858, and is a son of William and Mary (Doolan) Falvey, natives of Ireland. Daniel Falvey was the fourth of a family of seven children and was educated in the district schools and reared to the life of an agriculturist. At the age of nineteen years he began working in the woods and on the river and continued to be so engaged for five years, when he returned to the homestead and commenced to work for his father. After his marriage Mr. Falvey bought the home place from his parents and he has since continued to operate it. He engages in general and dairy farming, marketing his dairy products. He milks on an average of thirteen graded cows and breeds to Percheron horses and Chester White hogs. He sells both hogs and cattle from his farm. His water supply is secured from drilled wells and his farm is neatly fenced with barbed and woven wire, while his substantial buildings include a frame barn, forty by seventy-six feet, built in 1894, and a two-story frame dwelling house which was built about 1881 and remodeled to its present size about 1906. On June 2, 1887, Daniel Falvey was married to Catherine Fenlon, who was born July 20, 1860, being the third of the seven children of Thomas and Ellen (O'Brien) Fenlon, natives of the Emerald isle. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Falvey, namely: Peter, who graduated from the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, from the Manitowoc high school in June, 1910, and from the Manitowoc Training School in June, 1911, and is now teaching in the town of Mishicot; Helen, a graduate of the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, and of the Training School of Manitowoc in 1910, who now teaches in Franklin township; and Blanche, who is attending the parochial school at Maple Grove. Mr. Falvey and his family are faithful communicants of St. Patrick's Catholic church at Maple Grove and he is a member of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, which organization he joined in 1885. He does not profess to any of the established political parties and votes independently for whatever man or measure he considers best. Notwithstanding his independence in matters politic he has been chosen by his fellow citizens to various public offices, which clearly show the high regard in which he is personally held. For four years he served as deputy sheriff of Manitowoc county, for seven as township treasurer and for twelve as the treasurer of the school board.
Aged Resident of Manitowoc Passes Away After a Stroke
Daniel Falvey, 71, of Manitowoc, father of Mrs. Ernst Kaepernick of this city,was stricken while walking yesterday morning and passed away before the arrival of physicians. He had been a resident of Manitowoc for 13 years having moved there from Maple Grove. The deceased was born in the town of Franklin. Besides Mrs. Kaepernick of this city, his widow, another daughter, Mrs. Emmett O'Connor of Appleton, one son, Peter W. Falvey of Maple Grove, and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Molitor, of Chicago, survive.
Sheboygan Press,July 2, 1929 P.6
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DAN FALVEY AT MAPLE GROVE
The funeral services for the late Dan Falvey, who died suddenly Monday morning while en route to his work, will be held from the St. Patrick's church at Maple Grove on Thursday morning at ten o'clock instead of Wednesday, as announced yesterday. The body will leave the home on Cleveland avenue here at nine o'clock Thursday morning.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, July 2, 1929 P.5
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Daniel Falvey, whose excellent farm of eighty acres is situated on section 18, in the township of Franklin, has resided on this property all of his life, and is one of Manitowoc county's successful practical agriculturists and enterprising public-spirited citizens. He was born on his present farm, December 26, 1858, and is a son of William and Mary (Doolan) Falvey, natives of Ireland. Daniel Falvey was the fourth of a family of seven children and was educated in the district schools and reared to the life of an agriculturist. At the age of nineteen years he began working in the woods and on the river and continued to be so engaged for five years, when he returned to the homestead and commenced to work for his father. After his marriage Mr. Falvey bought the home place from his parents and he has since continued to operate it. He engages in general and dairy farming, marketing his dairy products. He milks on an average of thirteen graded cows and breeds to Percheron horses and Chester White hogs. He sells both hogs and cattle from his farm. His water supply is secured from drilled wells and his farm is neatly fenced with barbed and woven wire, while his substantial buildings include a frame barn, forty by seventy-six feet, built in 1894, and a two-story frame dwelling house which was built about 1881 and remodeled to its present size about 1906. On June 2, 1887, Daniel Falvey was married to Catherine Fenlon, who was born July 20, 1860, being the third of the seven children of Thomas and Ellen (O'Brien) Fenlon, natives of the Emerald isle. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Falvey, namely: Peter, who graduated from the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, from the Manitowoc high school in June, 1910, and from the Manitowoc Training School in June, 1911, and is now teaching in the town of Mishicot; Helen, a graduate of the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, and of the Training School of Manitowoc in 1910, who now teaches in Franklin township; and Blanche, who is attending the parochial school at Maple Grove. Mr. Falvey and his family are faithful communicants of St. Patrick's Catholic church at Maple Grove and he is a member of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, which organization he joined in 1885. He does not profess to any of the established political parties and votes independently for whatever man or measure he considers best. Notwithstanding his independence in matters politic he has been chosen by his fellow citizens to various public offices, which clearly show the high regard in which he is personally held. For four years he served as deputy sheriff of Manitowoc county, for seven as township treasurer and for twelve as the treasurer of the school board.
Aged Resident of Manitowoc Passes Away After a Stroke
Daniel Falvey, 71, of Manitowoc, father of Mrs. Ernst Kaepernick of this city,was stricken while walking yesterday morning and passed away before the arrival of physicians. He had been a resident of Manitowoc for 13 years having moved there from Maple Grove. The deceased was born in the town of Franklin. Besides Mrs. Kaepernick of this city, his widow, another daughter, Mrs. Emmett O'Connor of Appleton, one son, Peter W. Falvey of Maple Grove, and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Molitor, of Chicago, survive.
Sheboygan Press,July 2, 1929 P.6
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DAN FALVEY AT MAPLE GROVE
The funeral services for the late Dan Falvey, who died suddenly Monday morning while en route to his work, will be held from the St. Patrick's church at Maple Grove on Thursday morning at ten o'clock instead of Wednesday, as announced yesterday. The body will leave the home on Cleveland avenue here at nine o'clock Thursday morning.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, July 2, 1929 P.5
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This is a bio. sketch from "History of Manitowoc County Wisconsin" by Dr. L. Falge, 1911-1912, v.2, p.393-394.
Daniel Falvey, whose excellent farm of eighty acres is situated on section 18, in the township of Franklin, has resided on this property all of his life, and is one of Manitowoc county's successful practical agriculturists and enterprising public-spirited citizens. He was born on his present farm, December 26, 1858, and is a son of William and Mary (Doolan) Falvey, natives of Ireland. Daniel Falvey was the fourth of a family of seven children and was educated in the district schools and reared to the life of an agriculturist. At the age of nineteen years he began working in the woods and on the river and continued to be so engaged for five years, when he returned to the homestead and commenced to work for his father. After his marriage Mr. Falvey bought the home place from his parents and he has since continued to operate it. He engages in general and dairy farming, marketing his dairy products. He milks on an average of thirteen graded cows and breeds to Percheron horses and Chester White hogs. He sells both hogs and cattle from his farm. His water supply is secured from drilled wells and his farm is neatly fenced with barbed and woven wire, while his substantial buildings include a frame barn, forty by seventy-six feet, built in 1894, and a two-story frame dwelling house which was built about 1881 and remodeled to its present size about 1906. On June 2, 1887, Daniel Falvey was married to Catherine Fenlon, who was born July 20, 1860, being the third of the seven children of Thomas and Ellen (O'Brien) Fenlon, natives of the Emerald isle. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Falvey, namely: Peter, who graduated from the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, from the Manitowoc high school in June, 1910, and from the Manitowoc Training School in June, 1911, and is now teaching in the town of Mishicot; Helen, a graduate of the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, and of the Training School of Manitowoc in 1910, who now teaches in Franklin township; and Blanche, who is attending the parochial school at Maple Grove. Mr. Falvey and his family are faithful communicants of St. Patrick's Catholic church at Maple Grove and he is a member of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, which organization he joined in 1885. He does not profess to any of the established political parties and votes independently for whatever man or measure he considers best. Notwithstanding his independence in matters politic he has been chosen by his fellow citizens to various public offices, which clearly show the high regard in which he is personally held. For four years he served as deputy sheriff of Manitowoc county, for seven as township treasurer and for twelve as the treasurer of the school board.
Aged Resident of Manitowoc Passes Away After a Stroke
Daniel Falvey, 71, of Manitowoc, father of Mrs. Ernst Kaepernick of this city,was stricken while walking yesterday morning and passed away before the arrival of physicians. He had been a resident of Manitowoc for 13 years having moved there from Maple Grove. The deceased was born in the town of Franklin. Besides Mrs. Kaepernick of this city, his widow, another daughter, Mrs. Emmett O'Connor of Appleton, one son, Peter W. Falvey of Maple Grove, and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Molitor, of Chicago, survive.
Sheboygan Press,July 2, 1929 P.6
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DAN FALVEY AT MAPLE GROVE
The funeral services for the late Dan Falvey, who died suddenly Monday morning while en route to his work, will be held from the St. Patrick's church at Maple Grove on Thursday morning at ten o'clock instead of Wednesday, as announced yesterday. The body will leave the home on Cleveland avenue here at nine o'clock Thursday morning.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, July 2, 1929 P.5
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Daniel Falvey, whose excellent farm of eighty acres is situated on section 18, in the township of Franklin, has resided on this property all of his life, and is one of Manitowoc county's successful practical agriculturists and enterprising public-spirited citizens. He was born on his present farm, December 26, 1858, and is a son of William and Mary (Doolan) Falvey, natives of Ireland. Daniel Falvey was the fourth of a family of seven children and was educated in the district schools and reared to the life of an agriculturist. At the age of nineteen years he began working in the woods and on the river and continued to be so engaged for five years, when he returned to the homestead and commenced to work for his father. After his marriage Mr. Falvey bought the home place from his parents and he has since continued to operate it. He engages in general and dairy farming, marketing his dairy products. He milks on an average of thirteen graded cows and breeds to Percheron horses and Chester White hogs. He sells both hogs and cattle from his farm. His water supply is secured from drilled wells and his farm is neatly fenced with barbed and woven wire, while his substantial buildings include a frame barn, forty by seventy-six feet, built in 1894, and a two-story frame dwelling house which was built about 1881 and remodeled to its present size about 1906. On June 2, 1887, Daniel Falvey was married to Catherine Fenlon, who was born July 20, 1860, being the third of the seven children of Thomas and Ellen (O'Brien) Fenlon, natives of the Emerald isle. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Falvey, namely: Peter, who graduated from the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, from the Manitowoc high school in June, 1910, and from the Manitowoc Training School in June, 1911, and is now teaching in the town of Mishicot; Helen, a graduate of the Reedsville high school with the class of 1908, and of the Training School of Manitowoc in 1910, who now teaches in Franklin township; and Blanche, who is attending the parochial school at Maple Grove. Mr. Falvey and his family are faithful communicants of St. Patrick's Catholic church at Maple Grove and he is a member of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, which organization he joined in 1885. He does not profess to any of the established political parties and votes independently for whatever man or measure he considers best. Notwithstanding his independence in matters politic he has been chosen by his fellow citizens to various public offices, which clearly show the high regard in which he is personally held. For four years he served as deputy sheriff of Manitowoc county, for seven as township treasurer and for twelve as the treasurer of the school board.
Aged Resident of Manitowoc Passes Away After a Stroke
Daniel Falvey, 71, of Manitowoc, father of Mrs. Ernst Kaepernick of this city,was stricken while walking yesterday morning and passed away before the arrival of physicians. He had been a resident of Manitowoc for 13 years having moved there from Maple Grove. The deceased was born in the town of Franklin. Besides Mrs. Kaepernick of this city, his widow, another daughter, Mrs. Emmett O'Connor of Appleton, one son, Peter W. Falvey of Maple Grove, and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Molitor, of Chicago, survive.
Sheboygan Press,July 2, 1929 P.6
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DAN FALVEY AT MAPLE GROVE
The funeral services for the late Dan Falvey, who died suddenly Monday morning while en route to his work, will be held from the St. Patrick's church at Maple Grove on Thursday morning at ten o'clock instead of Wednesday, as announced yesterday. The body will leave the home on Cleveland avenue here at nine o'clock Thursday morning.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, July 2, 1929 P.5
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