Patrick Corrigan, Sr. was the husband of Rose Folun/Follon. His wife died in Ireland. Along with his son Patrick, Jr., he emigrated from County Mayo, Ireland to the U.S. in 1846. His son James and daughter Margaret had emigrated two years earlier in 1844. First he lived briefly in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Illinois. By 1852 he and his family were living in Portage County, Wisconsin. In the 1860 Federal Census he was listed as age 75 and living with his son Patrick in Stevens Point. He was a member of St. Stephens Church in Stevens Point. About 1861 he died in Stevens Point, WI.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Mary Corrigan, abt1813-abt1890U.S. (according to Currie oral history Mary Corrigan visited her brother, John Curry, about 1890 in Ontario, Canada, and then went to the U.S. where she died.
Source:
"Descendants of Patrick Corrigan," by Jeanne R. Stanis
Note: Patrick and his family are not related to the Corridan family which is buried in the cemetery.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Mary Corrigan, abt1813-abt1890U.S. (according to Currie oral history Mary Corrigan visited her brother, John Curry, about 1890 in Ontario, Canada, and then went to the U.S. where she died.
Source:
"Descendants of Patrick Corrigan," by Jeanne R. Stanis
Note: Patrick and his family are not related to the Corridan family which is buried in the cemetery.
Patrick Corrigan, Sr. was the husband of Rose Folun/Follon. His wife died in Ireland. Along with his son Patrick, Jr., he emigrated from County Mayo, Ireland to the U.S. in 1846. His son James and daughter Margaret had emigrated two years earlier in 1844. First he lived briefly in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Illinois. By 1852 he and his family were living in Portage County, Wisconsin. In the 1860 Federal Census he was listed as age 75 and living with his son Patrick in Stevens Point. He was a member of St. Stephens Church in Stevens Point. About 1861 he died in Stevens Point, WI.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Mary Corrigan, abt1813-abt1890U.S. (according to Currie oral history Mary Corrigan visited her brother, John Curry, about 1890 in Ontario, Canada, and then went to the U.S. where she died.
Source:
"Descendants of Patrick Corrigan," by Jeanne R. Stanis
Note: Patrick and his family are not related to the Corridan family which is buried in the cemetery.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Mary Corrigan, abt1813-abt1890U.S. (according to Currie oral history Mary Corrigan visited her brother, John Curry, about 1890 in Ontario, Canada, and then went to the U.S. where she died.
Source:
"Descendants of Patrick Corrigan," by Jeanne R. Stanis
Note: Patrick and his family are not related to the Corridan family which is buried in the cemetery.
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