Bridget Tygue/McTygue was the daughter of Michael Tigue and Bridget Purcell. She was born Sep 1835 in Shrule, County Mayo, Ireland. In 1865 Bridget married Michael J. Mullooly. They were the parents of seven children.
Bridget's date of birth comes from her baptismal record in Shrule, Ireland.
Taken from "Rock County, Wis." by William Fiske Brown, (c)1908, pp. 992-993.
Mr. MULLOOLY married Miss Bridget TIGUE, who came with her parents from Ireland when eleven years old and settled at Providence, R.I., whence the family moved to Rock county, Wisconsin. Mrs. MULLOOLY since the death of her husband has continued to live on the home farm with her sons, having added forty acres to the original purchase and improved it with a new and substantial modern farm house and other improvements.
Of seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. MULLOOLY all except the eldest were born in Rock county; the eldest, Henry, is a mining engineer and lives in Colorado; Annie, the second child, is forewoman in the Phelps Infant Shoe Factory at Louisiana, Mo.; the third, James, lives at home; John, the fourth, who is a machinist in the employ of the McCormick Reaper Company, making his headquarters in Chicago, but now living at home, married Miss Rose, daughter of Mr. Henry WRIGHT, a stone mason by occupation, late of Clinton, Wis., where his widow now (1907) resides. They had one child, who died when eighteen months old, and the wife died at Clinton in 1902. The fifth child, Julia, is married to Mr. Edward CASEY, of St. Louis, Mo., and has one child, Leo; Kate, the sixth child, and Leo, the youngest, live on the home place with their mother.
Bridget's date of birth comes from her baptismal record in Shrule, Ireland.
Taken from "Rock County, Wis." by William Fiske Brown, (c)1908, pp. 992-993.
Mr. MULLOOLY married Miss Bridget TIGUE, who came with her parents from Ireland when eleven years old and settled at Providence, R.I., whence the family moved to Rock county, Wisconsin. Mrs. MULLOOLY since the death of her husband has continued to live on the home farm with her sons, having added forty acres to the original purchase and improved it with a new and substantial modern farm house and other improvements.
Of seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. MULLOOLY all except the eldest were born in Rock county; the eldest, Henry, is a mining engineer and lives in Colorado; Annie, the second child, is forewoman in the Phelps Infant Shoe Factory at Louisiana, Mo.; the third, James, lives at home; John, the fourth, who is a machinist in the employ of the McCormick Reaper Company, making his headquarters in Chicago, but now living at home, married Miss Rose, daughter of Mr. Henry WRIGHT, a stone mason by occupation, late of Clinton, Wis., where his widow now (1907) resides. They had one child, who died when eighteen months old, and the wife died at Clinton in 1902. The fifth child, Julia, is married to Mr. Edward CASEY, of St. Louis, Mo., and has one child, Leo; Kate, the sixth child, and Leo, the youngest, live on the home place with their mother.
Bridget Tygue/McTygue was the daughter of Michael Tigue and Bridget Purcell. She was born Sep 1835 in Shrule, County Mayo, Ireland. In 1865 Bridget married Michael J. Mullooly. They were the parents of seven children.
Bridget's date of birth comes from her baptismal record in Shrule, Ireland.
Taken from "Rock County, Wis." by William Fiske Brown, (c)1908, pp. 992-993.
Mr. MULLOOLY married Miss Bridget TIGUE, who came with her parents from Ireland when eleven years old and settled at Providence, R.I., whence the family moved to Rock county, Wisconsin. Mrs. MULLOOLY since the death of her husband has continued to live on the home farm with her sons, having added forty acres to the original purchase and improved it with a new and substantial modern farm house and other improvements.
Of seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. MULLOOLY all except the eldest were born in Rock county; the eldest, Henry, is a mining engineer and lives in Colorado; Annie, the second child, is forewoman in the Phelps Infant Shoe Factory at Louisiana, Mo.; the third, James, lives at home; John, the fourth, who is a machinist in the employ of the McCormick Reaper Company, making his headquarters in Chicago, but now living at home, married Miss Rose, daughter of Mr. Henry WRIGHT, a stone mason by occupation, late of Clinton, Wis., where his widow now (1907) resides. They had one child, who died when eighteen months old, and the wife died at Clinton in 1902. The fifth child, Julia, is married to Mr. Edward CASEY, of St. Louis, Mo., and has one child, Leo; Kate, the sixth child, and Leo, the youngest, live on the home place with their mother.
Bridget's date of birth comes from her baptismal record in Shrule, Ireland.
Taken from "Rock County, Wis." by William Fiske Brown, (c)1908, pp. 992-993.
Mr. MULLOOLY married Miss Bridget TIGUE, who came with her parents from Ireland when eleven years old and settled at Providence, R.I., whence the family moved to Rock county, Wisconsin. Mrs. MULLOOLY since the death of her husband has continued to live on the home farm with her sons, having added forty acres to the original purchase and improved it with a new and substantial modern farm house and other improvements.
Of seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. MULLOOLY all except the eldest were born in Rock county; the eldest, Henry, is a mining engineer and lives in Colorado; Annie, the second child, is forewoman in the Phelps Infant Shoe Factory at Louisiana, Mo.; the third, James, lives at home; John, the fourth, who is a machinist in the employ of the McCormick Reaper Company, making his headquarters in Chicago, but now living at home, married Miss Rose, daughter of Mr. Henry WRIGHT, a stone mason by occupation, late of Clinton, Wis., where his widow now (1907) resides. They had one child, who died when eighteen months old, and the wife died at Clinton in 1902. The fifth child, Julia, is married to Mr. Edward CASEY, of St. Louis, Mo., and has one child, Leo; Kate, the sixth child, and Leo, the youngest, live on the home place with their mother.
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