One of the seven sons of Martin Dowd and Bridget Fallon, both of the village of Tap, Co. Sligo, Ireland, He immigrated through New York City 1852 on the ship Art Union.
Married Catherine Clark in Worcester in 1860.
During the Civil War he was enlisted in Co. E of the 56th Massachussetts Infantry. Afterwards he worked in a "woolen mill."
Married Catherine Clark in Worcester in 1860.
During the Civil War he was enlisted in Co. E of the 56th Massachussetts Infantry. Afterwards he worked in a "woolen mill."
One of the seven sons of Martin Dowd and Bridget Fallon, both of the village of Tap, Co. Sligo, Ireland, He immigrated through New York City 1852 on the ship Art Union.
Married Catherine Clark in Worcester in 1860.
During the Civil War he was enlisted in Co. E of the 56th Massachussetts Infantry. Afterwards he worked in a "woolen mill."
Married Catherine Clark in Worcester in 1860.
During the Civil War he was enlisted in Co. E of the 56th Massachussetts Infantry. Afterwards he worked in a "woolen mill."
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