The 1888 baptism record for John was recorded at St Mel Parish on Washington Blvd in Chicago.
It listed his parents as William Nohelty and Celia McManus and showed that he was born on February 22 and baptised on March 11, 1888.
Sponsors were Peter Nohelty (likely John's father's brother) and Bridget McManus (likely John's mother's sister).
He is not seen in the 1900 Census with his family and the Census indicates that his mother had had 7 children, but that only 6 were living, so he passed away before the Census was taken.
It listed his parents as William Nohelty and Celia McManus and showed that he was born on February 22 and baptised on March 11, 1888.
Sponsors were Peter Nohelty (likely John's father's brother) and Bridget McManus (likely John's mother's sister).
He is not seen in the 1900 Census with his family and the Census indicates that his mother had had 7 children, but that only 6 were living, so he passed away before the Census was taken.
The 1888 baptism record for John was recorded at St Mel Parish on Washington Blvd in Chicago.
It listed his parents as William Nohelty and Celia McManus and showed that he was born on February 22 and baptised on March 11, 1888.
Sponsors were Peter Nohelty (likely John's father's brother) and Bridget McManus (likely John's mother's sister).
He is not seen in the 1900 Census with his family and the Census indicates that his mother had had 7 children, but that only 6 were living, so he passed away before the Census was taken.
It listed his parents as William Nohelty and Celia McManus and showed that he was born on February 22 and baptised on March 11, 1888.
Sponsors were Peter Nohelty (likely John's father's brother) and Bridget McManus (likely John's mother's sister).
He is not seen in the 1900 Census with his family and the Census indicates that his mother had had 7 children, but that only 6 were living, so he passed away before the Census was taken.
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