Birthdate: There is some uncertainty about her age. Her christening is recorded in the Inishmagrath (Co. Leitrim) Parish Records: 1 July 1838. In the 1900 Census she said she was born in Mar 1845. Perhaps she fibbed. There is a gap in the Drumkeeran Parish records between 1839 and 1880. There could have been a second "Ann" christened if the first died, a common 19th century practice, in order to maintain the name. Carney (sister) notes say she died at age 84, if so her birth date is wrong and she was born in 1839 not March 1845.
OBITUARY: Oregonian 19 Feb 1923, p. 18, Journal 19 Feb 1923, p. 3 "Mrs. Anna Moloney Dies- Resident of Portland for 51 Years Succumbs Following Fall."
Mrs Anna Moloney, for 51 years a resident of Portland, died early last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of two weeks. She was 80 years old. Two weeks ago she fell and her last sickness was superinduced by the injury.
Mrs. Moloney was the wife of Patrick Moloney, Sr. who, prior to his death in 1914, was in the government service at Vancouver, Wash., in the postal department of the barracks, and is survived by the following children: Patrick R. Moloney, 98 Texas Street, inspector in the police department; Mrs Thomas E. Hulme, 762 Schuyler Street; Mrs. W. Casey, La Grande, Or.; Thomas E. Moloney, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Moloney was a member of St. Lawrence parish church, Third and Sherman Street, from which the funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Died age 80, St Vincents Hospital, after illness of 2 weeks following a fall. Had lived in Portland 51 years (since 1872?),funeral St Lawrence Parish, burial, Mt Calvary Cem Lot 257A, Undertaker Miller & Tracey
OBITUARY: Oregonian 19 Feb 1923, p. 18, Journal 19 Feb 1923, p. 3 "Mrs. Anna Moloney Dies- Resident of Portland for 51 Years Succumbs Following Fall."
Mrs Anna Moloney, for 51 years a resident of Portland, died early last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of two weeks. She was 80 years old. Two weeks ago she fell and her last sickness was superinduced by the injury.
Mrs. Moloney was the wife of Patrick Moloney, Sr. who, prior to his death in 1914, was in the government service at Vancouver, Wash., in the postal department of the barracks, and is survived by the following children: Patrick R. Moloney, 98 Texas Street, inspector in the police department; Mrs Thomas E. Hulme, 762 Schuyler Street; Mrs. W. Casey, La Grande, Or.; Thomas E. Moloney, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Moloney was a member of St. Lawrence parish church, Third and Sherman Street, from which the funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Died age 80, St Vincents Hospital, after illness of 2 weeks following a fall. Had lived in Portland 51 years (since 1872?),funeral St Lawrence Parish, burial, Mt Calvary Cem Lot 257A, Undertaker Miller & Tracey
Birthdate: There is some uncertainty about her age. Her christening is recorded in the Inishmagrath (Co. Leitrim) Parish Records: 1 July 1838. In the 1900 Census she said she was born in Mar 1845. Perhaps she fibbed. There is a gap in the Drumkeeran Parish records between 1839 and 1880. There could have been a second "Ann" christened if the first died, a common 19th century practice, in order to maintain the name. Carney (sister) notes say she died at age 84, if so her birth date is wrong and she was born in 1839 not March 1845.
OBITUARY: Oregonian 19 Feb 1923, p. 18, Journal 19 Feb 1923, p. 3 "Mrs. Anna Moloney Dies- Resident of Portland for 51 Years Succumbs Following Fall."
Mrs Anna Moloney, for 51 years a resident of Portland, died early last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of two weeks. She was 80 years old. Two weeks ago she fell and her last sickness was superinduced by the injury.
Mrs. Moloney was the wife of Patrick Moloney, Sr. who, prior to his death in 1914, was in the government service at Vancouver, Wash., in the postal department of the barracks, and is survived by the following children: Patrick R. Moloney, 98 Texas Street, inspector in the police department; Mrs Thomas E. Hulme, 762 Schuyler Street; Mrs. W. Casey, La Grande, Or.; Thomas E. Moloney, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Moloney was a member of St. Lawrence parish church, Third and Sherman Street, from which the funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Died age 80, St Vincents Hospital, after illness of 2 weeks following a fall. Had lived in Portland 51 years (since 1872?),funeral St Lawrence Parish, burial, Mt Calvary Cem Lot 257A, Undertaker Miller & Tracey
OBITUARY: Oregonian 19 Feb 1923, p. 18, Journal 19 Feb 1923, p. 3 "Mrs. Anna Moloney Dies- Resident of Portland for 51 Years Succumbs Following Fall."
Mrs Anna Moloney, for 51 years a resident of Portland, died early last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of two weeks. She was 80 years old. Two weeks ago she fell and her last sickness was superinduced by the injury.
Mrs. Moloney was the wife of Patrick Moloney, Sr. who, prior to his death in 1914, was in the government service at Vancouver, Wash., in the postal department of the barracks, and is survived by the following children: Patrick R. Moloney, 98 Texas Street, inspector in the police department; Mrs Thomas E. Hulme, 762 Schuyler Street; Mrs. W. Casey, La Grande, Or.; Thomas E. Moloney, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Moloney was a member of St. Lawrence parish church, Third and Sherman Street, from which the funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Died age 80, St Vincents Hospital, after illness of 2 weeks following a fall. Had lived in Portland 51 years (since 1872?),funeral St Lawrence Parish, burial, Mt Calvary Cem Lot 257A, Undertaker Miller & Tracey
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