Little is known about Philip; records are sparse and sometimes confusing. He was married in Ireland to the former Celia Gallagher.
Philip, Celia and several of the children arrived in NY aboard the ship Arthur, leaving from Liverpool the the spring of 1849. The two oldest sons were already in Pennsylvania.
The 1850 census places Philip and family in North Ward Tamaqua. He is a miner.
Records indicate his passing as 1857 with burial in St. Jerome's Cemetery.
Philip lived a short life in America, but he left a large line of descendants that spread through Pennsylvania, Texas, Montana with amazing contributions to the building and development of this country.
Philip, Celia and several of the children arrived in NY aboard the ship Arthur, leaving from Liverpool the the spring of 1849. The two oldest sons were already in Pennsylvania.
The 1850 census places Philip and family in North Ward Tamaqua. He is a miner.
Records indicate his passing as 1857 with burial in St. Jerome's Cemetery.
Philip lived a short life in America, but he left a large line of descendants that spread through Pennsylvania, Texas, Montana with amazing contributions to the building and development of this country.
Little is known about Philip; records are sparse and sometimes confusing. He was married in Ireland to the former Celia Gallagher.
Philip, Celia and several of the children arrived in NY aboard the ship Arthur, leaving from Liverpool the the spring of 1849. The two oldest sons were already in Pennsylvania.
The 1850 census places Philip and family in North Ward Tamaqua. He is a miner.
Records indicate his passing as 1857 with burial in St. Jerome's Cemetery.
Philip lived a short life in America, but he left a large line of descendants that spread through Pennsylvania, Texas, Montana with amazing contributions to the building and development of this country.
Philip, Celia and several of the children arrived in NY aboard the ship Arthur, leaving from Liverpool the the spring of 1849. The two oldest sons were already in Pennsylvania.
The 1850 census places Philip and family in North Ward Tamaqua. He is a miner.
Records indicate his passing as 1857 with burial in St. Jerome's Cemetery.
Philip lived a short life in America, but he left a large line of descendants that spread through Pennsylvania, Texas, Montana with amazing contributions to the building and development of this country.
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