Margaret (Scanlon) m: Jeremiah O'Hanlon/Hanlon in Ireland, c 1819 and they had eight children: (according to census reports)
l. Philip O'Hanlon circa 1820 Rathkeale, County, Limerick, Ireland, 30 years old in 1850 census, Chicago, IL
2. Mary O'Hanlon circa 1823 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
3. Thomas O'Hanlon circa 1824 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
4. Patrick O'Hanlon circa 1826 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
5. Martin O'Hanlon circa 1830/1833 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
6. Bridget O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland
7. Ellen O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland (She m: Francis P. Heatley)
8. Michael O'Hanlon circa 1835 County Kerry, Ireland.
The family immigrated to Montreal, Canada, c 1841, then about 1846, the family moved to PA, where they operated boarding houses along the construction route of the New York and Erie Railroad, arriving in Chicago about 1848.
Margaret Hanlon was buried at Calvary Cemetery in 1867 and was probably moved from Lincoln Park Cemetery when that was closed.
Lots owned by Martin Hanlon (Her son.)
2nd g-grandmother of Emma May (Stevens) Noland
l. Philip O'Hanlon circa 1820 Rathkeale, County, Limerick, Ireland, 30 years old in 1850 census, Chicago, IL
2. Mary O'Hanlon circa 1823 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
3. Thomas O'Hanlon circa 1824 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
4. Patrick O'Hanlon circa 1826 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
5. Martin O'Hanlon circa 1830/1833 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
6. Bridget O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland
7. Ellen O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland (She m: Francis P. Heatley)
8. Michael O'Hanlon circa 1835 County Kerry, Ireland.
The family immigrated to Montreal, Canada, c 1841, then about 1846, the family moved to PA, where they operated boarding houses along the construction route of the New York and Erie Railroad, arriving in Chicago about 1848.
Margaret Hanlon was buried at Calvary Cemetery in 1867 and was probably moved from Lincoln Park Cemetery when that was closed.
Lots owned by Martin Hanlon (Her son.)
2nd g-grandmother of Emma May (Stevens) Noland
Margaret (Scanlon) m: Jeremiah O'Hanlon/Hanlon in Ireland, c 1819 and they had eight children: (according to census reports)
l. Philip O'Hanlon circa 1820 Rathkeale, County, Limerick, Ireland, 30 years old in 1850 census, Chicago, IL
2. Mary O'Hanlon circa 1823 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
3. Thomas O'Hanlon circa 1824 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
4. Patrick O'Hanlon circa 1826 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
5. Martin O'Hanlon circa 1830/1833 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
6. Bridget O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland
7. Ellen O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland (She m: Francis P. Heatley)
8. Michael O'Hanlon circa 1835 County Kerry, Ireland.
The family immigrated to Montreal, Canada, c 1841, then about 1846, the family moved to PA, where they operated boarding houses along the construction route of the New York and Erie Railroad, arriving in Chicago about 1848.
Margaret Hanlon was buried at Calvary Cemetery in 1867 and was probably moved from Lincoln Park Cemetery when that was closed.
Lots owned by Martin Hanlon (Her son.)
2nd g-grandmother of Emma May (Stevens) Noland
l. Philip O'Hanlon circa 1820 Rathkeale, County, Limerick, Ireland, 30 years old in 1850 census, Chicago, IL
2. Mary O'Hanlon circa 1823 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
3. Thomas O'Hanlon circa 1824 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
4. Patrick O'Hanlon circa 1826 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
5. Martin O'Hanlon circa 1830/1833 Rathkeale, County Limerick, Ireland
6. Bridget O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland
7. Ellen O'Hanlon 12/22/1834 County Kerry, Ireland (She m: Francis P. Heatley)
8. Michael O'Hanlon circa 1835 County Kerry, Ireland.
The family immigrated to Montreal, Canada, c 1841, then about 1846, the family moved to PA, where they operated boarding houses along the construction route of the New York and Erie Railroad, arriving in Chicago about 1848.
Margaret Hanlon was buried at Calvary Cemetery in 1867 and was probably moved from Lincoln Park Cemetery when that was closed.
Lots owned by Martin Hanlon (Her son.)
2nd g-grandmother of Emma May (Stevens) Noland
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