Katherine McNamara was born in County Clare, Ireland between 1860 and 1875 according to family sources and various US census. She believed her age was none of your business, a trait that was passed on to her daughters. Her actual birthdate was June 13, 1871. she was born in the town of Greygrove She lived her adult life in Chicago, Illinois and was a passionate Catholic, belonging to Saint Rita's Catholic Church in Chicago. She married Patrick Joseph Meade in 1901 in Chicago. She had sisters, Mary McNamara Honan, Honor McNamara and brothers, Michael, Patrick and two brothers named John McNamara. I believe they were born in Greygrove,Kilmihil, County Clare, Ireland..
She had 5 children, Robert, John Walter, Raymond, Dorothy and Grace.
She lived at 6149 S. Whipple in Chicago for decades and is remembered as a physically tiny woman who wore mostly black clothing.
She had 5 children, Robert, John Walter, Raymond, Dorothy and Grace.
She lived at 6149 S. Whipple in Chicago for decades and is remembered as a physically tiny woman who wore mostly black clothing.
Katherine McNamara was born in County Clare, Ireland between 1860 and 1875 according to family sources and various US census. She believed her age was none of your business, a trait that was passed on to her daughters. Her actual birthdate was June 13, 1871. she was born in the town of Greygrove She lived her adult life in Chicago, Illinois and was a passionate Catholic, belonging to Saint Rita's Catholic Church in Chicago. She married Patrick Joseph Meade in 1901 in Chicago. She had sisters, Mary McNamara Honan, Honor McNamara and brothers, Michael, Patrick and two brothers named John McNamara. I believe they were born in Greygrove,Kilmihil, County Clare, Ireland..
She had 5 children, Robert, John Walter, Raymond, Dorothy and Grace.
She lived at 6149 S. Whipple in Chicago for decades and is remembered as a physically tiny woman who wore mostly black clothing.
She had 5 children, Robert, John Walter, Raymond, Dorothy and Grace.
She lived at 6149 S. Whipple in Chicago for decades and is remembered as a physically tiny woman who wore mostly black clothing.
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