Notes: Delahoy Family Tree

Delahoy Genealogy

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101	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1395)
102	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I896)
103	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I895)
104	Have Family Search IGI record sheet	Source (S1)
105	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1936)
106	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1946)
107	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1811)
108	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1896)
109	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1795)
110	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1933)
111	He joined the Airforce and was flying a Halifax bomber in England during the war. He was shot down and killed 5 Jul 1944. He is buried in Albertville about 40 miles SW of Paris.	MOSS, Claude (I1379)
112	He married in Washington DC, wife's name unknown. Orwood a news syndicate in Washington	RUTTENBUR, Orwood J (I1734)
113	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1822)
114	He was married and later divorced. He had no children.	JACOBS, Gary Loy (I1868)
115	Henry's birth cert. lists Ellen as the mother age 35 & birth place as Waterford The father's details are blank, Informant is Henry Holdsworth - Neighbour - Frenchmans The Marriage cert. lists Ellen's birth place as Waterford Ireland. They were married on the 14th of February 1870 at the House of Mr. Blair Barkly Henry is listed as a Bachelor, Farmer age 44 Ellen as a Storekeeper age 35 It also lists Ellen's parents as Daniel Casey & Mary Ryan (I think that is her maiden name if I can read the writing correctly) Interesting Ellen is Listed as - widow (by law - first husband not heard of since Nov 1st 1861. Also lists 7 children living and 3 dead -David Delahoy-	CASEY, Ellen (I889)
116	http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/AUS-QLD/2000-10/0972031750	CATTACH, Doris Lillian (I2583)
117	http://freebmd.rootsweb.com	Source (S3)
118	http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~colinsgenealogy/Meare_Transcripts/Burial/Burials%20Meare%201830-1839Page2.html Meare Burials : 1830-1839 Burial Date Surname Christian Names Age Abode Notes Number 26 July 1832 Delahoy Sarah Ann 3 Westhay 450	DELAHOY, Sarah Ann (I1302)
119	http://genea-logos.bizhosting.com/wisbech/indexes/twi/d.htm	DELAHOY, Abraham (I1351)
120	http://users.hunterlink.net.au/~ddrge/genealogy/we5.html	ELDRIDGE, Daniel (I27)
121	http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/gen/mn/m2753x2752.htm [James] "probably living in 1808 as son signs Jr. then. In his will 1812 does not sign Jr. A letter of this J.D.'s granddaughter (my grandmother E.D.B.M.C.) says that the Omers and Delahoys had lived "for two generations in the Palace of Versailles as nobles with titles which are now forgotten"--Endured persecution for their religious and political views and about 1687 were obliged to fly--all property confiscated. She also says she remembers seeing her great grandparents and that they were all long-lived, stately, dignified, literary and scholarly, wore powdered wigs, queues tied with black ribbon, knee britches, shoes buckled, etc. She also writes about her own grandmother Sophia Delahoy giving her an album and writing an original poem in it and dying shortly after. We have this album now, with the poem (and others by her grandfather John Omer, her mother, her stepfather and others). So Sophia ... Delahoy died about 1828 evidently. She describes her as a lovely poetess and dear and charming old lady. Her son kept all her poems and meant to have them published after her death, but they were all burned in the fire as well." [31]	DELAHOY, James (I2595)
122	http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/ablit/britlit/a2dash.html 61 BAKER (William Richard) Redemption: a poem, in four parts. Greenwich: Printed for the Author, by Elizabeth Delahoy, Deptford Bridge; and Sold by Baines, Paternoster-Row. 1819 Octavo. First edition. Contemporary 1/2-tan calf, marbled boards. Spine blocked in gilt. Gilt lettering piece. [136] pp. List of subscribers (7 pp.). Errata at end. Ink signature on title-page. Not in Jackson, Annals.	OMER, Elizabeth (I1354)
123	http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/bookhist/streetd.html Deptford Bridge. Deptford ? 96 1808 -1824 Delahoy, Elizabeth PR 96 1817U Delahoy, Elizabeth PR ? 96 1795 -1809H Delahoy, James PR office on Blackheath Road DELAHOY, James, printer, auctioneer and broker Deptford Bridge 1795- 1809H. Ran Kent Printing Of fice 1795. Succ. by Mrs. Elizabeth Delahoy 1808-24. also described as copperplate printer, stationer and binder of 96, Deptford Bridge 1817U. Todd. The London book trades 1775-1800 a preliminary checklist of members. Names D http://www.devon.gov.uk/library/locstudy/bookhist/lond.html -- Matthew Concanen - Life & Works http://www.pgil-eirdata.org/html/pgil_datasets/authors/c/Concanen,M/life.htm [7] The History and Antiquities of the Parish of St. Saviour	DELAHOY, James Olivant (I1353)
124	http://www.geocities.com/peter_pidgeon/people/p000000a.htm Father: John Thomas SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Mother: Eliza ROWLAND <../people/p0000029.htm> Birth: 8 Oct 1874, Upper Homebush, Vic. Occupation: Labourer, 1933 Death: 1 Aug 1954, Box Hill, Vic #08634 Partnership with: Mary Ellen HARRIS <../people/p0000019.htm> Marriage: 10 Mar 1897, Wesleyan Church, Homebush, Vic #1053 Child: Leopold Alfred SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1897, Homebush, Vic. Child: Norman Richard SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1899, Homebush, Vic #27234 Child: Vera May SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1901, Homebush, Vic #27523 Child: Belinda Pearl SQUIRES <../people/p000002g.htm> Birth: 1903, Homebush, Vic #26269 Child: Frances Mabel SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1906, Homebush, Vic #11246 Child: Malcolm Nelson SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1909, Homebush, Vic #11554 Child: Vincent Ernest SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1911, Homebush Lower, Vic #20712 Child: Greta SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1916, Homebush, Vic. Child: Mavis Joy SQUIRES <../people/p000002h.htm> Birth: 1919, Mildura, Vic #5444	SQUIRES, Leopold Alfred (I1178)
125	http://www.rootsweb.com/~nenews/NSHS/extractions/ext10044a.txt	DELAHOY, Fred (I1490)
126	I have the 1881 Census Index for Lincolnshire and Henry is listed as living in Sutton St Mary with his wife E H Hutchinson (both Henry and E H as age 56) and a son Thomas aged 16. So I am pretty sure that the children were all born to Elizabeth H Hutchinson. The other children were all older and must have been living away from home by 1881. She died in 1883, so Henry's marriage to Ann must have been some time after the 1881 census and probably after Elizabeth's death. The Census also lists a J.W. Delahoy living at the same house, aged 16, brother of Henry Delahoy. Jenelle Delahoy J.W. would appear to be Henry's half brother James Wilkinson (father John and mothers Rebecca and Eleanor respectively) born 1865 (when his father John was 67 yrs old!). This means Henry had a (half) brother and a son both aged 16 yrs old. By 1881, John was around 83 yrs old so it's possible J.W had gone to live with Henry or maybe just visiting given they both lived in the same area Glenn Delahoy	DELAHOY, Henry (I1230)
127	I was told that Frank had TB of the spine. I have a handcrafted pipe believed to be Frank's which was described by antique dealer as a opium pipe. Opium was used during that time to reduce pain and was not illegal at that time. Frank died 16 Jan 1937,on his 69th birthday from heart disease and asthma	DELAHOY, Frank Wesley (I1542)
128	Ian believes Alexander died 27th December 1958.	DELAHOY, Alexander (I954)
129	Ian submitted the following to: http://www.irishfaminememorial.org/orphans/database/?surName=casey&firstName=ellen&age=0&nativePlace=&parents=&religion=0&ship=0 Surname : Casey First Name : Ellen Age on arrival : 16 Native Place : Tipperary, Clonmel Parents : not stated Religion : not stated Ship name : Elgin (Adelaide 12 Sep 1849) Workhouse : Tipperary, Clonmel Other : BG67/A/9 p.306, Minutes 14 May 1849 listed as one of 15 girls from Clonmel PLU selected for emigration; married 1) William Delahoy at St John's South Adelaide, 6 Mar 1851, 7 children; lived Murray District from 1870; married 2) Henry Holdsworth, 1870 or as Ellen Delahoy to Edwin Humphrey in 1881!! Ellen appears to have owned the 'Shakespeare Hotel' at Great Western, Victoria until her death 1 Feb 1907. Ian Delahoy: ijdelahoy[at]optusnet.com.au Regarding Edwin Humphrey, I think Ian is getting Ellen confused with her daughter.	CASEY, Ellen (I889)
130	In the 1855 census it showed David married to (2) Almira ?, born 1831, in Germany	Almira (I1536)
131	Is this the same Private Charles Delahoy that served in World War 1? https://www.lincstothepast.com/DELAHOY--Charles/1545644.record?pt=S	DELAHOY, Charles (I2698)
132	Isaac bought him a greengrocers in Palace Lane, Penge. At the same time he was a turf commission agent for horse racing. His wife Daisy also had a shop, another greengrocers in Sydenham Rd. Served as a batman in the army during WW1 in France. Took over the grocery and general store when Isaac was killed, later selling the dairy portion.	DELAHOY, Frederick George (I1255)
133	Isaac, Eliza, Laura, Beatrice and Mary Delahoy named on the WW1 Roll of Honour in All Saints Church, Sydenham http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Kent/Sydenham.html	DELAHOY, Isaac Wanty (I1253)
134	Isaac, Eliza, Laura, Beatrice and Mary named on Ladywell, Lewisham Civilians WW1 War Memorial http://lewishamwarmemorials.wikidot.com/memorial:ladywell-lewisham-civilians-ww1-war-memorial	DELAHOY, Isaac Wanty (I1253)
135	Isaac, his wife Elizabeth and three daughters died 19 May 1918 in a German bombing raid.	DELAHOY, Laura (I1264)
136	Isaac, his wife Elizabeth and three daughters died 19 May 1918 in a German bombing raid.	DELAHOY, Beatrice Florence (I1265)
137	Isaac, his wife Elizabeth and three daughters died 19 May 1918 in a German bombing raid.	DELAHOY, Mary Violet (I1266)
138	It is said that as a small child, James was taken to a train station in Westfield by his father where he saw Abraham Lincoln.	DELAHOY, James Monroe (I1311)
139	Jamestown, New York http://genforum.genealogy.com/delahoy	DELAHOY, Ellis (I912)
140	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1832)
141	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1825)
142	Jemima DELEHOY,christened 28 FEB 1828 Saint Nicholas, Sutton, Lincoln, England, died 1834, and buried 26 FEB 1834 Saint Nicholas, Sutton, Lincoln England. http://members.aol.com/MomAddis/delehoy4.html	DELAHOY, Jemima (I1231)
143	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1800)
144	John died by drowning while carrying out his duties as fireman in the engine room of Harbour and Light vessel, State ship. "Black Eyed Susan" in Fremantle Harbour on 28 Dec 1908. The following is copy of information obtained on Monday 20 March 2000 by JR Francis rom the West Australian Maritime Museum. Copy obtained via Marit van Huystee (curator). Black Eyed Susan (1908/12/28) Harbour and Light file - Acc 1066/16/5 1055/1908 Sinking of SS "Black Eyed Susan" re sinking by R.M.S. Mongolia Prelimenary Inquiry of Chief Harbour Master into the circumstances attending the sinking of the steam launch " Susan" by R.M.S Mongolia on 28 Dec 1908. Mongolia was a British Mail Steamer owned by the Peninsula & Oriental Steam Navifgation Company. The vessel (Susan) was used to take pilots out of vessels leaving the port, also to convey the medical and customs official off to the incoming vessels. The "Susan" left Victoria Quay at 12.15pm to convey the custom's officer off to the Mongolia. After she left the wharf the usual track was taken by her, she passed out of the harbour, and when she was a short distance outside the mole, she turned and headed back again, going at an easy speed and waiting for the Mongolia to overtake her. The Susan was observed a little ahead on the North side of Mid channel, and was seen to steer towards the Port bow of the Mongolia. Both engines of the latter were at once put at full speed astern, but to no avail. "The Susan was caught across the stern and capsized, and sent to the bottom." All crew and passengers were picked up by Mongolia, with the exception of a fireman. The Chief Harbour Master writes in his report that he is unable to accept Green's statement that he had had his helm a starboard. He must have given some port helm, he writes. He considered Green in every way as competent to have charge of the Susan, on this occasion he committed an error if judgement however. He recommends no further and public enquiry. Charles Urlich, pilot on the Mongolia, told during the enquiry that when the vessel sank she was pointed for the Inner Harbour at a square off the end of the North Mole. --------- The photo of John Wright with the 3 children was taken in 1908 not long before his death, from L-R they are my mother, Ruby Ellen W, Alice Ethel W, and Pearl Elizabeth W.	WRIGHT, John Brochie (I2459)
145	Kenneth Lee's family spell their last name with 2 ll's. All records for father James is spelled Delahoy but Kenneth Lee, according to Social Security is spelled Dellahoy. I have no explanation for this change except at some time the government misspelled the last name and it continued.	DELLAHOY, Kenneth Lee (I1566)
146	killed in an auto accident	HAMILTON, Howard (I1739)
147	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1961)
148	Known as Minna	KNUTH, Wilhelmina Albertine (I2434)
149	Leah Lenora Town (twin to Leon) was born 10 Jul 1881, she died at birth	TOWN, Leah Lenora (I1560)
150	Leon Oscar Town (twin to Leah) was born 10 Jul 1881, NY died 17 Oct 1891 after falling from a tree at the age of 10.	TOWN, Leon Oscar (I1559)