Nora Scanlon Daly was born to Daniel Scanlon and Maria Fitzgerald in Ireland. She immigrated from Abbeyfeale and arrived in New York on the S.S. Teutonic on April 28, 1905. From there, she travelled to her sister Hannah in Indianapolis and lived out the remainder of her life in that city.
On July 5 1911, Timothy J. Daly and Nora Scanlon were married in Marion County, Indiana.
Timothy and Nora had 5 children, Mary, John, Agnes, Eleanor, and a son Edward who was born and died in 1918 and is believed to be buried in the backyard of their house on Temple Ave.
On July 5 1911, Timothy J. Daly and Nora Scanlon were married in Marion County, Indiana.
Timothy and Nora had 5 children, Mary, John, Agnes, Eleanor, and a son Edward who was born and died in 1918 and is believed to be buried in the backyard of their house on Temple Ave.
Nora Scanlon Daly was born to Daniel Scanlon and Maria Fitzgerald in Ireland. She immigrated from Abbeyfeale and arrived in New York on the S.S. Teutonic on April 28, 1905. From there, she travelled to her sister Hannah in Indianapolis and lived out the remainder of her life in that city.
On July 5 1911, Timothy J. Daly and Nora Scanlon were married in Marion County, Indiana.
Timothy and Nora had 5 children, Mary, John, Agnes, Eleanor, and a son Edward who was born and died in 1918 and is believed to be buried in the backyard of their house on Temple Ave.
On July 5 1911, Timothy J. Daly and Nora Scanlon were married in Marion County, Indiana.
Timothy and Nora had 5 children, Mary, John, Agnes, Eleanor, and a son Edward who was born and died in 1918 and is believed to be buried in the backyard of their house on Temple Ave.
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