Patrick and wife, Honora are on the 7 Aug 1850 Mineral Point Twp. census with name spelled as Doude.
Assumed listed as their children: Mary 16y. b. PA; John 12y. b. NY; Martin 9y. b. IL; D. 6y. b. WI
* Their son, Michael not listed since he died in March 1850.
Married on the 16th inst. (16 Jan 1855)by Rev. James Crousse, James ROWAN, of the firm Rowan and McCloskey of Mineral Point to Miss Mary O'Doud, daughter of Patrick O'Doud, Esq. of O'Doud's Grove.
Well, we always thought friend Rowan would do a profitable business in Mineral Point. And wether this last "Good Bargain" is the result of advertising or not, we are not able to say, but no man who avails himself of the power of the press as Mr. R. has done, can fail to succeed. Compliments of the printers to both bride and groom, for the present accompanying the note of their union. May their enjoyments never be less delicious than was the sparkling accompaniment.
( Mineral Point Tribune (Mineral Point, Wisconsin) Wed, Jan 24, 1855 Page 2 )
Mr. Patrick O'Dowd, one of the earliest settlers of Mineral Point, died in this city on Wednes
day last . Mr. O'Dowd was about 81 years old. and had accumulated a fortune while tilling the soil of Wisconsin.
(Republican Journal, Darlington, WI Friday, 25 Mar 1881 Pg. 3 c/o Mineral Point News)
The funeral of Patrick O'Dowd took place on Friday last and was very largely attended by mourning friends.
( Iowa County Democrat, Mineral Point, Wis. Fri 25 Mar 1881 pg. 3)
* Wife of Patrick O'Dowd died June 1916.
* It's not clear how Patrick fared on Thursday, 23 March 1878 when a wicked tornado swept through Martin's barn, residence and contents. The unfortunate family are now in Mineral Point with friends.
Assumed listed as their children: Mary 16y. b. PA; John 12y. b. NY; Martin 9y. b. IL; D. 6y. b. WI
* Their son, Michael not listed since he died in March 1850.
Married on the 16th inst. (16 Jan 1855)by Rev. James Crousse, James ROWAN, of the firm Rowan and McCloskey of Mineral Point to Miss Mary O'Doud, daughter of Patrick O'Doud, Esq. of O'Doud's Grove.
Well, we always thought friend Rowan would do a profitable business in Mineral Point. And wether this last "Good Bargain" is the result of advertising or not, we are not able to say, but no man who avails himself of the power of the press as Mr. R. has done, can fail to succeed. Compliments of the printers to both bride and groom, for the present accompanying the note of their union. May their enjoyments never be less delicious than was the sparkling accompaniment.
( Mineral Point Tribune (Mineral Point, Wisconsin) Wed, Jan 24, 1855 Page 2 )
Mr. Patrick O'Dowd, one of the earliest settlers of Mineral Point, died in this city on Wednes
day last . Mr. O'Dowd was about 81 years old. and had accumulated a fortune while tilling the soil of Wisconsin.
(Republican Journal, Darlington, WI Friday, 25 Mar 1881 Pg. 3 c/o Mineral Point News)
The funeral of Patrick O'Dowd took place on Friday last and was very largely attended by mourning friends.
( Iowa County Democrat, Mineral Point, Wis. Fri 25 Mar 1881 pg. 3)
* Wife of Patrick O'Dowd died June 1916.
* It's not clear how Patrick fared on Thursday, 23 March 1878 when a wicked tornado swept through Martin's barn, residence and contents. The unfortunate family are now in Mineral Point with friends.
Patrick and wife, Honora are on the 7 Aug 1850 Mineral Point Twp. census with name spelled as Doude.
Assumed listed as their children: Mary 16y. b. PA; John 12y. b. NY; Martin 9y. b. IL; D. 6y. b. WI
* Their son, Michael not listed since he died in March 1850.
Married on the 16th inst. (16 Jan 1855)by Rev. James Crousse, James ROWAN, of the firm Rowan and McCloskey of Mineral Point to Miss Mary O'Doud, daughter of Patrick O'Doud, Esq. of O'Doud's Grove.
Well, we always thought friend Rowan would do a profitable business in Mineral Point. And wether this last "Good Bargain" is the result of advertising or not, we are not able to say, but no man who avails himself of the power of the press as Mr. R. has done, can fail to succeed. Compliments of the printers to both bride and groom, for the present accompanying the note of their union. May their enjoyments never be less delicious than was the sparkling accompaniment.
( Mineral Point Tribune (Mineral Point, Wisconsin) Wed, Jan 24, 1855 Page 2 )
Mr. Patrick O'Dowd, one of the earliest settlers of Mineral Point, died in this city on Wednes
day last . Mr. O'Dowd was about 81 years old. and had accumulated a fortune while tilling the soil of Wisconsin.
(Republican Journal, Darlington, WI Friday, 25 Mar 1881 Pg. 3 c/o Mineral Point News)
The funeral of Patrick O'Dowd took place on Friday last and was very largely attended by mourning friends.
( Iowa County Democrat, Mineral Point, Wis. Fri 25 Mar 1881 pg. 3)
* Wife of Patrick O'Dowd died June 1916.
* It's not clear how Patrick fared on Thursday, 23 March 1878 when a wicked tornado swept through Martin's barn, residence and contents. The unfortunate family are now in Mineral Point with friends.
Assumed listed as their children: Mary 16y. b. PA; John 12y. b. NY; Martin 9y. b. IL; D. 6y. b. WI
* Their son, Michael not listed since he died in March 1850.
Married on the 16th inst. (16 Jan 1855)by Rev. James Crousse, James ROWAN, of the firm Rowan and McCloskey of Mineral Point to Miss Mary O'Doud, daughter of Patrick O'Doud, Esq. of O'Doud's Grove.
Well, we always thought friend Rowan would do a profitable business in Mineral Point. And wether this last "Good Bargain" is the result of advertising or not, we are not able to say, but no man who avails himself of the power of the press as Mr. R. has done, can fail to succeed. Compliments of the printers to both bride and groom, for the present accompanying the note of their union. May their enjoyments never be less delicious than was the sparkling accompaniment.
( Mineral Point Tribune (Mineral Point, Wisconsin) Wed, Jan 24, 1855 Page 2 )
Mr. Patrick O'Dowd, one of the earliest settlers of Mineral Point, died in this city on Wednes
day last . Mr. O'Dowd was about 81 years old. and had accumulated a fortune while tilling the soil of Wisconsin.
(Republican Journal, Darlington, WI Friday, 25 Mar 1881 Pg. 3 c/o Mineral Point News)
The funeral of Patrick O'Dowd took place on Friday last and was very largely attended by mourning friends.
( Iowa County Democrat, Mineral Point, Wis. Fri 25 Mar 1881 pg. 3)
* Wife of Patrick O'Dowd died June 1916.
* It's not clear how Patrick fared on Thursday, 23 March 1878 when a wicked tornado swept through Martin's barn, residence and contents. The unfortunate family are now in Mineral Point with friends.
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