Immigrated with her husband John to the U. S. in 1848 and settled with him in Lawrence Massachusetts. They arrived from Ireland on "The Pandora" in 1850
Their first child, Richard, was born in Ireland 9/6/1848 and made the journey to America only to die 10/25/1853 in Lawrence. A daughter, Hannah, gifted with rare qualities of mind and character, was to become Sister Agnes Aloysia, Mother Superior of the Convent of Mount Notre Dame at Reading, Ohio. Another son,James, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became an architect and practiced his profession in Los Angeles. Their last child, Charles Ambrose practiced law and rose to become a Judge of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. Their other children did not survive past the age of twelve.
Their first child, Richard, was born in Ireland 9/6/1848 and made the journey to America only to die 10/25/1853 in Lawrence. A daughter, Hannah, gifted with rare qualities of mind and character, was to become Sister Agnes Aloysia, Mother Superior of the Convent of Mount Notre Dame at Reading, Ohio. Another son,James, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became an architect and practiced his profession in Los Angeles. Their last child, Charles Ambrose practiced law and rose to become a Judge of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. Their other children did not survive past the age of twelve.
Immigrated with her husband John to the U. S. in 1848 and settled with him in Lawrence Massachusetts. They arrived from Ireland on "The Pandora" in 1850
Their first child, Richard, was born in Ireland 9/6/1848 and made the journey to America only to die 10/25/1853 in Lawrence. A daughter, Hannah, gifted with rare qualities of mind and character, was to become Sister Agnes Aloysia, Mother Superior of the Convent of Mount Notre Dame at Reading, Ohio. Another son,James, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became an architect and practiced his profession in Los Angeles. Their last child, Charles Ambrose practiced law and rose to become a Judge of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. Their other children did not survive past the age of twelve.
Their first child, Richard, was born in Ireland 9/6/1848 and made the journey to America only to die 10/25/1853 in Lawrence. A daughter, Hannah, gifted with rare qualities of mind and character, was to become Sister Agnes Aloysia, Mother Superior of the Convent of Mount Notre Dame at Reading, Ohio. Another son,James, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became an architect and practiced his profession in Los Angeles. Their last child, Charles Ambrose practiced law and rose to become a Judge of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. Their other children did not survive past the age of twelve.
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