William V. Walsh

M, (1887 - 1966)
FatherPeter Walsh (1850 - 1920)
MotherHanora O'Brien Walsh (1846 - 1895)
Relationship1st cousin 1 time removed of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
Birth*9 Aug 1887 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)1 
Marriage*c 1907 Bride=Sophie Wilsmann Walsh2 
Occupation*1920 Policeman3 
Marriage*a 1942 Bride=Clara Siebert Walsh4 
Note*23 Feb 1966 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch, Wednesday, 23 February 1966 p11C5 
Death*23 Feb 1966 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)4 
Burial*25 Feb 1966 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)6 
Biography* William V. Walsh, 1887-1966:
In 1900, William was living with his widowed father Peter at 3129 North 12th Street in the 2nd ward and attending school. In 1910, William and Sophie were renting at 3121 North 12th Street (a duplex) in the 2nd ward. He was working as an oiler at the water works. In 1917, when William registered for the World War I draft, they lived at 3119 North 12th. William had grown to be a tall man of medium build with blue eyes and black hair. He was a policman with the St Louis Metropolitan Police Force and claimed an exemption from the draft because of his occupation. In 1920, they were renting at 3117 Twelfth Street in the 2nd ward, next door to brother James. By 1930, he and Sophie owned a $4,000 house at 3119 12th Street in the 3rd ward. His brother Peter was at 3107 12th. When William's first wife died in 1942 they were living at 3119 Hadley Blvd. William subsequently remarried. By 1953, he had risen to the rank of Detective in the Police Department. William was a member of the Holy Name Society, the St Louis Police Funeral Assoc, and the Police Veterans Assoc.

William died on a Wednesday at age 78. His funeral was held from St Francis de Sales church. The Kutis Funeral Home, 2906 Gravios, was in charge.

from 1900 census (see father's memo for details):
Willie Walsh son b.Aug 1887 a.12 s [MO/Ire/Ire] at_school;
res.3129 N 12th St, St Louis (W2).

      

Family

Sophie Wilsmann Walsh b. 4 Jul 1885, d. 29 May 1942
Children
Last Edited25 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S1697] World War I draft reg from <Ancestry.com> (subscription req'd).
  2. [S191] 1910 Federal Census, Saint Louis City, Missouri,.
  3. [S190] 1920 Federal Census, Saint Louis, Missouri,.
  4. [S215] Family group sheets, 3 August 1999 Mary Allhoff Sheridan, 1040 Bernice Aveune, Kirkwood, MO 63122.
  5. [S18] Obituary,.
  6. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

Mary E. Walsh Quinn

F, (c 1872 - 1965)
FatherPeter Walsh (1850 - 1920)
MotherHanora O'Brien Walsh (1846 - 1895)
Relationship1st cousin 1 time removed of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
Nickname Mamie1 
Birth*c 1872 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)2 
Marriage*7 Jun 1897 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Groom=Edward Paul Quinn Sr, priest=Rev. Pat'k O'Donohoe, Witness=Charles Quinn, Witness=Lillian M. Walsh Muckermann3 
Married Name7 Jun 1897 Quinn [Walsh] 
Death*25 Oct 1965 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)4 
Note*26 Oct 1965 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Tuesday, 26 October 1965.4 
Burial*28 Oct 1965 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)5 
Biography* Mary "Mamie" Walsh Quinn, 1874-1965:
After their marriage, Mary and Edward lived with Mary's father Peter at 3129 North 12th Street in St Louis 2nd ward. In 1900, Mary's occupation was listed as teamster! which was her father's profession. By 1910, she and Edward owned their home at 3027 North Taylor Avenue in the 22nd ward.

Mary died on a Monday at about the age of 93. She was survived by two sons, one brother, and six grandchildren. Mary's funeral was held on Thursday from St Engelbert's Church in St. Louis and was performed by the Most Rev John P. Cody (the son of her first cousin Mary Begley Cody). Strout-Carroll funeral home was in charge. [Her obituary lists Kutis funeral home as the undertaker and that her funeral was held at St Gabriel Church.] 

Family

Edward Paul Quinn Sr b. 12 Jul 1873, d. 21 Feb 1942
Children
Last Edited24 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S199] 1900 Federal Census, Saint Louis, Missouri,.
  2. [S476] 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, Missouri,.
  3. [S492] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri marriage record 1896-1920, 1932-1946.
  4. [S18] Obituary,.
  5. [S642] Cemetery record.

Edward Paul Quinn Sr

M, (1873 - 1942)
FatherJohn Quinn (c 1846 - )
MotherMary Carroll Quinn (c 1853 - )
Birth*12 Jul 1873 St. Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)1,2 
Marriage*7 Jun 1897 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Bride=Mary E. Walsh Quinn, priest=Rev. Pat'k O'Donohoe, Witness=Charles Quinn, Witness=Lillian M. Walsh Muckermann3 
Occupation*1920 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Salesman - Plumbing Co.4 
Note*21 Feb 1942 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Post Dispatch, Saturday, 21 February 1942.5 
Death*21 Feb 1942 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)1 
Burial*23 Feb 1942 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)5 
Biography* Edward P Quinn, 1873-1942:
In 1880, Edward lived with his parents at 1104 North 25th Street in St Louis. In 1900, married and with a son, the family is living with Edward's father-in-law, Peter Walsh, at 3129 North 12th Street in the 2nd ward. Edward is employed as a plumber. In 1910, they own their home, free of mortgage, at 3027 North Taylor Avenue in the 23rd ward. Edward know plumbs for the city. By 1918, Edward, a tall man of stout build with blue eyes and gray hair, is Secretary of the Monument Plumbing Supply Corp at 2649 Locust Street. By 1920, he is a salesman at a plumbing company and their house is mortgaged. By 1930, they own the house clear of mortgage and it is valued at $5,000. Edward's brother Frank, an attorney, is living with them. Edward was member of Local No 35, Journeyman Plumbers of United Assoc, A. F. L. and of the Contracting Plumbers Assoc.

Edward, a resident of 4863 Bessie Avenue, died at home on a Saturday. He was 67. Cause of death was pulmonary infarct myocardial failure. The attending physician was Dr. John J Losti?, 4703 Carter Avenue. Edward was survived by his wife Mary, two sons Leo Peter and Edward Jr, a daughter Marie Catlett, three brothers and two sisters. His funeral was held on Monday from St Engelbert's Church. Stroot-Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge Avenue, was in charge. 

Family

Mary E. Walsh Quinn b. c 1872, d. 25 Oct 1965
Children
Last Edited24 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  2. [S1697] World War I draft reg from <Ancestry.com> (subscription req'd).
  3. [S492] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri marriage record 1896-1920, 1932-1946.
  4. [S190] 1920 Federal Census, Saint Louis, Missouri,.
  5. [S18] Obituary,.

Leo Peter Quinn

M, (1900 - 1966)
FatherEdward Paul Quinn Sr (1873 - 1942)
MotherMary E. Walsh Quinn (c 1872 - 1965)
Relationship2nd cousin of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
Birth*20 May 1900 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)1 
Christening27 May 1900 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); priest=Rev. Pat'k O'Donohoe1 
Marriage*6 Sep 1952 Resurrection church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Bride=Elizabeth A. Rector Quinn1 
Note*27 Sep 1966 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch, Tuesday, 27 September 1966 p2B2 
Death*27 Sep 1966 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)3,2 
Burial*30 Sep 1966 SS Peter & Paul, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)3,4 
Biography* Leo P. Quinn, 1900-1967:
Leo's christening sponsors were listed in the church record as W. W. and B. W. Walsh (his uncle and aunt?). He grew up at 3027 North Taylor Avenue in St Louis 22nd ward. By 1918, Leo had grown to a be a tall man of slender build with gray eyes and brown hair. He was employed as a merchandise order filler at Butler Bros, 18th & Olive, St Louis. By 1920, Leo was a salesman at a dry goods company. In 1930, he was a plumber for a heating company. Leo didn't marry until he was 51-years-of-age.

Leo died on a Tuesday at age 66. He was survived by his wife Elizabeth (Betty), brother Edward, sister-in-law, nieces, nephews, and cousins. Thes funeral was held on Friday from St Gabriel's Church. Kutis Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, was in charge. 
Last Edited26 Feb 2012

Citations

  1. [S490] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri christening record 1895-1946.
  2. [S18] Obituary,.
  3. [S215] Family group sheets, 3 August 1999 Mary Allhoff Sheridan, 1040 Bernice Aveune, Kirkwood, MO 63122.
  4. [S444] Saint Louis Diocese website - <www.stlcathcem.com>,.

Michael O'Brien

M, (c 1799 - 1884)
RelationshipGreat-grandfather of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsThomas Cody ancestors
O'Brien/McCarthy family
Birth*c 1799 Ireland1,2 
Marriage*1 Feb 1837 Doneraile, Cork, Ireland; Bride=Mary McCarthy O'Brien3 
Residence*Dec 1837 Clashganniv, Churchtown, Cork, Ireland4 
Residence1843 Annagh, Churchtown, Cork, Ireland4 
Death*19 Jul 1884 Annagh, Churchtown, Cork, Ireland; Witness=Deborah O'Brien1 
Biography* Michael O'Brien, c1799-1884:
Michael O'Brien and Mary McCarthy were married in 1837 at Doneraile, County Cork. By December of that year, they were living in Clashganniv townland, about 8-miles northwest of Doneraile, in Churchtown civil parish also in County Cork. By 1843, the O'Brien's had moved from Clashganniv to Annagh townland in the same parish. The land in Annagh is much wetter than the land in Clashganniv and less desirable as farmland. Michael O'Brien was a dairy farmer, so why would the O'Brien's move to less desirable farmland? The likely reason is that the landlord, Lord Egmont, was offered a higher rent for the Clashganniv property by someone else. Lord Egmont constructed a large house on the Clashganniv property in the 1840s and maybe this resulted in a demand for a higher rent. In all probability, Michael and Mary could not meet the higher rent and were forced to move. The family continued to live in Annagh until both Michael and Mary had passed from this vale.

Michael, 85 years-of-age, died on a Saturday. His death record lists him as a married farmer. The informant on the record was his daughter Deborah O'Brien also a resident of Annagh. 

Family

Mary McCarthy O'Brien b. c 1814, d. 23 Oct 1894
Children
Last Edited25 Feb 2012

Citations

  1. [S167] Ireland civil death record.
  2. [S837] Child's census record.
  3. [S620] Church record.
  4. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.

Mary McCarthy O'Brien

F, (c 1814 - 1894)
RelationshipGreat-grandmother of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsThomas Cody ancestors
O'Brien/McCarthy family
Birth*c 1814 Ireland1,2 
Marriage*1 Feb 1837 Doneraile, Cork, Ireland; Groom=Michael O'Brien3 
Married Name1 Feb 1837 O'Brien [McCarthy] 
Death*23 Oct 1894 Annagh, Churchtown, Cork, Ireland; Witness=Johannah O'Brien1 
Biography* Mary McCarthy O'Brien, c1814-1894:
Probably from Doneraile parish because that's where she was married. No further info.

Mary died on a Friday at age 80. She was listed as the widow of a laborer. The informant was her daughter Johannah, also a resident of Annagh (who marked the record).
     The facts we know beg several questions - what were Mary's circumstances? How did she survive in Annagh for ten-years after her husband died in 1884? Her two known sons both went to America after their father died. One of these was back in Ireland by 1901 and living in Kilbolane parish. Was the Annagh farm still in the family from 1884-to-1894? And, if yes, who was operating it? And, if not, who was supporting Mary and how? 

Family

Michael O'Brien b. c 1799, d. 19 Jul 1884
Children
Last Edited25 Feb 2012

Citations

  1. [S167] Ireland civil death record.
  2. [S837] Child's census record.
  3. [S620] Church record.

Mary O'Brien Begley

F, (1839 - 1935)
FatherMichael O'Brien (c 1799 - 1884)
MotherMary McCarthy O'Brien (c 1814 - 1894)
RelationshipGrandmother of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsThomas Cody ancestors
Begley/Reagan family
O'Brien/McCarthy family
Begley/O'Brien family
Birth*3 Jul 1839 Clashganniv, Churchtown, Cork, Ireland1,2 
Christening27 Jul 1839 Churchtown, Cork, Ireland1 
Marriage*18 Feb 1868 Churchtown, Cork, Ireland; Groom=John Begley3 
Married Name18 Feb 1868 Begley [O'Brien] 
Death*4 Dec 1935 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)4,2 
Note*6 Dec 1935 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Friday, 6 December 1935. 
Burial*7 Dec 1935 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)5 
Biography* Mary O'Brien Begley, 1839-1935:
Born in Clashganniv townland in 1839, Mary's christening was sponsored by William Hallanan and Judith Lynch. By 1843, the family had moved from Clashganniv to Annagh townland where Mary lived until she was married in 1868. Her marriage took place at the Roman Catholic Chapel in Churchtown, County Cork - the same church where she was christened, by Parish Priest William Twomey before witnesses William Binchy and Mary Bowles. In 1888, Mary, husband John and children immigrated to the U.S.A. In 1910, the family lived at 2811 N 23rd Street in the 18th ward. In 1918, Mary lived at 3100 North Newstead. And in 1920, Mary was rentiing at 3100 Taylor Avenue in the 22nd ward. Three children and a nephew were living with her. In 1930, Mary was living with her daughter and son-in-law, Julia and Thomas Hasty, at 6458 Lloyd Avenue in the 24th ward. She was a member of the Third Order of St.Francis, the Ladies' Sodality of St. James Parish.

Mary, residing at 6124A Victoria, died at home on a Wednesday. She was 96. Cause of death was apoplexy (cerebral hemorrhage) an arterio-sclerosis. Mary was attended by Dr. R. Brent Murphy, 6120 Victoria Avenue. Daughter Nora, of the same address, was the informant on the death cert. Mary's funeral was held on Saturday from St. James Church. Undertakers Cullen & Kelly, 1416 N Taylor, was in charge of arrangements. 

Family

John Begley b. Jul 1833, d. 30 Jul 1916
Children
Last Edited20 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S185] Churchtown christening record.
  2. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  3. [S186] Churchtown marriage record.
  4. [S18] Obituary,.
  5. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

John Begley

M, (1833 - 1916)
FatherJohn P. Begley ( - b 1859)
MotherCatherine Reagan Begley (c 1803 - 1873)
RelationshipGrandfather of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsThomas Cody ancestors
Begley/Reagan family
O'Brien/McCarthy family
Begley/O'Brien family
Birth*Jul 1833 Ireland1 
Christening14 Jul 1833 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland2 
Marriage*18 Feb 1868 Churchtown, Cork, Ireland; Bride=Mary O'Brien Begley3 
(Witness) Marriage15 Feb 1871 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland; Groom=Timothy Begley, Bride=Elizabeth Clifford Begley4 
Death*30 Jul 1916 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)5,6 
Note*31 Jul 1916 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Monday, 31 July 1916.5 
Burial*2 Aug 1916 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)7 
Biography* John Begley, 1833-1916:
The Begleys were from Shandrum church parish in County Cork. Sometime after 1838 the family moved to the adjacent church parish of Milford. There was a John Begley christened in Shandrum Parish, County Cork in 1833. This date is much earlier than any other birth date evidence we have for John. Mayhaps there were two John Begley's? This is the only one in the Shandrum records but there may have been another born after the family moved to Milford Parish. John worked as a dairyman in Ireland.

In May 1888, John Begley, his wife Mary O'Brien, and their seven youngest children, including an infant male named Gabriel, boarded the steamship British Prince8 at Liverpool, England under the command of Ship's Master S. Nowell. John's declared intent was to become a permanent settler of the U.S.A. John and family were the only passengers of the 989 on board whose final destination was listed as Saint Louis, Missouri. The ship arived at the Port of Phildelphia, Pennsylvania on the 12th of June.

John, age 83, died on a Sunday. His funeral was held on Monday from Sacred Heart Church, Saint Louis. 

Family

Mary O'Brien Begley b. 3 Jul 1839, d. 4 Dec 1935
Children
Last Edited20 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S183] Milford Christening Record 1858-1880.
  2. [S184] Shandrum Christening Record 1829-1880.
  3. [S186] Churchtown marriage record.
  4. [S187] Ireland civil marriage record.
  5. [S18] Obituary,.
  6. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  7. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.
  8. The British Prince was built by Harland & Wolff, Belfast in 1882 for British shipowners. She was a 3,871 gross ton vessel, length 420.1 feet x beam 42.2 feet, one funnel, four masts, single screw and a speed of 12 knots. I, Ted Finch, have no information on her passenger capacity. Launched on 4/2/1882, she was chartered to American Line and sailed on her maiden voyage from Liverpool to Philadelphia on 12/4/1882. She commenced her last voyage from Philadelphia to Liverpool on 28/3/1894 and in 1895 was chartered to the Dominion Line. She made one round voyage from Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal for this company commencing 1/5/1895 and was then sold to French owners. She was renamed Les Andes and was finally scrapped in June 1908. [Posted to both Ship Lists by Ted Finch - 21 November 1997]

Catherine Begley Dolan

F, (1868 - 1942)
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipAunt of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsBegley/O'Brien family
Nickname Kate 
Birth*1 Nov 1868 Crough, Milford D, Kanturk U, Cork, Ireland1 
ChristeningNov 1868 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland2 
(Witness) Marriage29 Sep 1902 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Groom=Michael J. Begley, Bride=Bridget Hartigan Begley3,4 
(godmother) Christening26 Nov 1907 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Principal=Timothy J. Begley5 
Marriage*27 Mar 1913 Visitation, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Groom=Peter J. Dolan6 
Married Name27 Mar 1913 Dolan [Begley] 
Death*20 May 1942 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)7 
Note*22 May 1942 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Friday, 22 May 1942. 
Burial*23 May 1942 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); priest/deacon=John Patrick Cody8 
Biography* Catherine Begley Dolan, 1868-1942:
According to their civil birth records, the first four children of John Begley and Mary O'Brien were born in Crough. The births were recorded in the Milford district of Kanturk union but the place Crough has not been identified. Catherine was christened in Shandrum Church Parish, County Cork. Her christening was recorded twice with different dates but the same name - Kate Begley, the same parents, - John Begley and Mary O'Brien, and the same sponsors, Thos Bowles and Hanora Bowles. Thomas and Hanora Bowles were probably Catherine's uncle and aunt - Hanora her father's sister, and Thomas, Hanora's husband. Catherine immigrated to the United States via the Port of New York in 1883 with siblings Michael and John. The three arrived on the 18th of June aboard the SS Helvetia. There were no other Begleys on the ship. She married late in life, in 1913 at age 44, to policeman Peter Dolan.

Peter Dolan had two children from a previous marriage, John and Helen. Step-daughter Helen Dolan, who married a Wilson, gained a measure of notoriety in later years as the "cousin" of John Cardinal Cody. In 1929, when Catherine's husband Peter died, they were living at 6418 Lloyd Avenue.

Catherine, age 73, died at 1350 Union Blvd. on a Wednesday. She was survived by one step-son, one step-daughter, four sisters and one brother. Her funeral was held on Saturday from St. James Church, Wade & Tamm Avenues. Catherine was a member of the Queen of the Rosary Sodality at Saint James. 
Last Edited20 Sep 2018

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S184] Shandrum Christening Record 1829-1880.
  3. [S197] Missouri state marriage record.
  4. [S492] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri marriage record 1896-1920, 1932-1946.
  5. [S490] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri christening record 1895-1946.
  6. [S482] Saint Louis civil marriage record.
  7. [S18] Obituary,.
  8. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

John I. Begley

M, (1870 - 1939)
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipUncle of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsBegley/O'Brien family
Birth*27 Feb 1870 Crough, Milford D, Kanturk U, Cork, Ireland1 
Marriage*27 Apr 1898 Holy Name church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Bride=Annie Joan Spillane Begley2 
Death*19 Dec 1939 Oakland, Alameda, California (CA), United States (US)3 
Biography* John I. Begley, 1870-1939:
According to their civil birth records, the first four children of John Begley and Mary O'Brien were born in Crough. The births were recorded in the Milford district of Kanturk union but the place Crough has not been identified. There is no christening record for John in Shandrum parish. He came to the United States in 1883 at age 12 with siblings Catherine and Michael. They arrived at the port of New York on 18 June 1883 aboard the SS Helvetia. There were no other Begleys on the ship and it's assumed that the children traveled unaccompanied by an adult. In 1900, John and his wife Annie were living with her parents at 4429 20th Street in Saint Louis' 1st ward. John was working as a pattern maker for a stove company. In 1910, John and Annie were renting a duplex at 4108 20th Street. In 1920, they were renting at 4400 19th Street and John had risen to the level of a finisher at the stove company. By 1930, John and Annie had moved to Berkeley, Alameda County, California and were renting for $30/month at 920 Pardee Sreet. Their son Howard and his wife Marie were living with them and their daughter Mary Silva was living at 916 Pardee Street. John was working as a pattern finisher at a stove factory.

John, 69, died on a Tuesday. 

Family

Annie Joan Spillane Begley b. 27 Aug 1874, d. 4 Nov 1950
Children
Last Edited10 Feb 2012

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S197] Missouri state marriage record.
  3. [S1388] Rosemary Hasty Byrnes.

Michael J. Begley

M, (1871 - 1938)
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipUncle of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsBegley/O'Brien family
Birth*22 Sep 1871 Crough, Milford D, Kanturk U, Cork, Ireland1,2 
Christening25 Sep 1871 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland; godfather=Michael O'Brien, godmother=Katherine O'Brien3 
Marriage*29 Sep 1902 Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Bride=Bridget Hartigan Begley, priest=Rev. Jno A. Tracy, Witness=James Patrick Begley, Witness=Catherine Begley Dolan4,5 
Death*24 Aug 1938 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)6 
Note* obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, (unknown day) August 1938.7 
Burial*27 Aug 1938 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)8 
Biography* Michael Begley, 1871-1938:
According to their civil birth records, the first four children of John Begley and Mary O'Brien were born in Crough. The births were recorded in the Milford district of Kanturk union but the place Crough has not been identified. Michael, third child of the four, was christened at Shandrum on 25 September 1871. His sponsors were uncle Michael O'Brien & aunt Kate O'Brien. Michael immigrated to the United States via New York City arriving on 18 June 1883 at age 10 with siblings Kate and John aboard the Helvetia. By 1910, Michael was employed as a farrier (horseshoer). He and wife Bridget were renting at 2608 10th Street in Saint Louis' 3rd ward. In 1918, Michael, who was of medium height and build with blue eyes and black hair, was living at 4122a North Newstead and was working for the St Louis Screw Co at 6900 North Broadway. By 1930, he and Bridget owned a house, worth $6,000, at 4532 Lexington in the 22d ward. Michael was working as an enamel mixer at an enamel manufacturing compnay. Michael was a member of the Holy Name Society of Holy Rosary parish.

He died of cirrhosis of the liver at age 66. Michael was attended by Dr Herman L Weisner, 2728 N 11th Street. Survivors included his wife and two children. Michael's funeral was held on Saturday 27 August from Holy Rosary Church. Stroot-Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge. 

Family

Bridget Hartigan Begley b. 26 Sep 1874, d. 2 Mar 1945
Children
Last Edited20 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S1697] World War I draft reg from <Ancestry.com> (subscription req'd).
  3. [S184] Shandrum Christening Record 1829-1880.
  4. [S197] Missouri state marriage record.
  5. [S492] Our Lady of Good Counsel, Saint Louis, Missouri marriage record 1896-1920, 1932-1946.
  6. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  7. [S18] Obituary,.
  8. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

Mary Begley Cody

F, (1873 - 1946)
Mary (Begley) Cody, 1873-1946
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipMother of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsThomas Cody ancestors
Cody/Hanley family
Begley/O'Brien family
Cody/Begley family
Nickname Minnie 
Birth*28 Feb 1873 Crough, Milford D, Kanturk U, Cork, Ireland; Witness=Deborah O'Brien1,2 
Christening1 Mar 1873 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland3 
(godmother) Christening10 Dec 1893 Saint Michael's Church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Principal=Thomas James O'Brien4 
Marriage*12 Jun 1906 Saint Michael's Church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Groom=Thomas Joseph Cody Sr, Witness=James Francis Cody, Witness=Julia Begley Hasty5,6
Married Name12 Jun 1906 Cody [Begley] 
(godmother) Christening19 Sep 1915 Visitation, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Principal=Thomas Robert Cody7 
Death*5 Mar 1946 Richmond Heights, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)8,9 
Note*7 Mar 1946 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Thursday, 7 March 1946.8 
Burial*9 Mar 1946 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)10 
Biography* Mary Begley Cody, 1873-1946:
According to their civil birth records, the first four children of John Begley and Mary O'Brien were born in Crough. These births were recorded in the Milford district of Kanturk union but the place Crough has not been identified. On Mary's birth record her father's occupation was a listed as dairyman and Deborah O'Brien was the informant on the record, was a resident of Crough and was present at the birth (her mother's sister?). Mary was christened on 1 March 1873 at Shandrum, County Cork with sponsors James Bowles and Hanna Brien (her mother's sister?). In 1888, Mary left Ireland with her parents for Saint Louis, Missouri via Liverpool on the steamship British Prince and arrived at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the 12th of June. In 1906, Mary was married to Thomas Cody by M. J. McCabe. Marys' sister Julia and the groom's brother James were witnesses. Mary later joined the Married Ladies Confraternity of which she was a member for the rest of her life.

Mary, 73, who resided with her son Thomas at 4601 Penrose, died of coronary occlusin, chronoic myocarditis and chronic gall bladder disease on a Tuesday at St. Mary's hospital in Richmond Heights. She was attended by Dr. James P. Hall, 1004 Missouri Bldg. Mary's funeral was held on Saturday the 9th from Holy Rosary Church. Stroot & Carroll funeral home, 4600 Natural Bridge Avenue, was in charge of arrangements. Fourteen Monsignors and about 125 priests were in attendance. Absolution was given by Bishop George Donnelly. The funeral had been delayed until Saturday in the hopes that her son, Monsignor John P. Cody, would be able to officiate. He was in Ireland attending John Cardinal Glennon and was expected to return on Friday the 8th. Unfortunately, Cardinal Glennon himself died on Saturday. The Cardinal's death was announced a few hours before Mary's funeral began. 

Family

Thomas Joseph Cody Sr b. 27 Sep 1876, d. 10 Sep 1938
Children
Last Edited31 May 2018

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S654] Memorial card.
  3. [S184] Shandrum Christening Record 1829-1880.
  4. [S581] St.Michael's christening record.
  5. [S197] Missouri state marriage record.
  6. [S474] St.Michael's marriage record 1875-1908.
  7. [S1667] Visitation christening record 1902-1919.
  8. [S18] Obituary,.
  9. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  10. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

Hanora Begley

F, (1874 - 1946)
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipAunt of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsBegley/O'Brien family
Nickname Nora 
Birth*22 Jun 1874 Knawhill, Knocktemple, Cork, Ireland1 
Christening23 Jun 1874 Milford (Freemount), Cork, Ireland; godfather=Patrick O'Brien2 
Death*28 Dec 1946 Koch, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)3,4 
Note*29 Dec 1946 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Sunday, 29 December 1946.3 
Burial*31 Dec 1946 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)5 
Biography* Honora "Nora" Begley, 1874-1946:
Nora was born in Knawhill and was christened at the Milford church (Freemount parish) by W McA. Her christening sponsors were her uncle Pat O'Brien and Johanna Harstouge. According to family lore, Nora was a student in England when her parents left Ireland for the USA. Further, according to family lore, she arrived in Philadelphia at an unknown date and was in Johnstown, Pennsylvania visiting an aunt during the flood. Whether Nora was a student in England or not, and whether she visited an aunt in Johnstown or not, she actually arrived in the United States with her parents in 1888. The Johnstown flood occurred on 31 May 1889 so that part of the story is possible. Her sister Hannah related that they stayed with some Downey cousins when they first arrived. And although there were Ireland born Downeys in Pennsylvania in the 1900 census none of them were near Johnstown.

In 1910, Nora was living with her parents at 2811 N 23rd Street in St Louis' 18th ward. In 1920, she was living with her mother on Taylor Avenue in the 22nd ward. In 1930, Nora was living, along with her mother and sister Hannah, with her siser and brother-in-law Julia and Thomas Hasty at 6458 Lloyd Avenue. Nora had been naturalized and was working as a saleslady at a ready-to-wear store.

Nora died on Saturday at age 72 from chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. At the time of Nora's death, her residence was at 5512 Ashland. She was survived by one brother and two sisters. Nora's funeral was held on Tuesday the 31st of December from Notre Dame de Loudes church. 
Last Edited20 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S183] Milford Christening Record 1858-1880.
  3. [S18] Obituary,.
  4. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  5. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.

Julia Begley Hasty

F, (1876 - 1931)
FatherJohn Begley (1833 - 1916)
MotherMary O'Brien Begley (1839 - 1935)
RelationshipAunt of Thomas Joseph Cody Jr
ChartsBegley/O'Brien family
Birth*15 May 1876 Curryglass, Shandrum, Cork, Ireland1 
Christening20 May 1876 Shandrum, Cork, Ireland; godmother=Ellen Frawley O'Brien2 
(godmother) Christening6 Sep 1896 Saint Michael's Church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Principal=Martin Patrick O'Brien3 
(Witness) Marriage12 Jun 1906 Saint Michael's Church, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Bride=Mary Begley Cody, Groom=Thomas Joseph Cody Sr4,5
Marriage*26 Jun 1918 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US); Groom=Thomas J. Hasty4 
Married Name26 Jun 1918 Hasty [Begley] 
Death*20 May 1931 Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)6,7 
Note*22 May 1931 obituary Saint Louis (Missouri) Globe Democrat, Friday, 22 May 1946.6 
Burial*23 May 1931 Calvary Cemetery, Saint Louis, Missouri (MO), United States (US)8 
Biography* Julia Begley Hasty, 1876-1931
Julia's christening sponsors were John O'Brien and her aunt Ellen Frawley. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in 1888. In 1910, she was living with her parents at 2811 North 23rd Street in St Louis' 18th ward and was working for a tailor as a dressmaker. Julia was married to Thomas Hasty in 1918 by Michael Joseph Sullivan (Catholic Priest). In 1920, they were renting at 4212a Shaw Avenue in the 24th ward. Julia had been naturalized. In 1930, they owned a house, worth $5,000, at 6458 Lloyd Avenue in the 24th ward. Her mother and two maiden sisters were living with them. Shortly after Julia died in 1931, her husband abandoned their 10-year-old daughter.

Julia died, 5-days after her 55th birthday, at home on a Wednesday of acute cardiac dilitation. Her funeral was held on Saturday the 23rd from St. James church with the Rev P. J. O'Connor officiating. 

Family

Thomas J. Hasty b. 24 Oct 1888, d. a 23 May 1931
Child
Last Edited20 Apr 2012

Citations

  1. [S168] Ireland civil birth record.
  2. [S184] Shandrum Christening Record 1829-1880.
  3. [S581] St.Michael's christening record.
  4. [S197] Missouri state marriage record.
  5. [S474] St.Michael's marriage record 1875-1908.
  6. [S18] Obituary,.
  7. [S195] Missouri state death record.
  8. [S198] Cemetery record, Calvary Cemetery, 5239 West Florissant Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri;.