Information about Irish Clowry People Online

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St. Patricks College Carlow Report, 1866
Names of Students Resident in St. Patrick’s College – Clowry William, 23

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Source: http://www.from-ireland.net/county/article/St.-Patricks-College-Carlow-Report,-1866/Carlow

William Clowry New York Obituary

Obituary
The REV. WILLIAM H. CLOWRY
The Rev. William H. Clowry, for 25 years Rector of St Gabriel’s Church in East 37th Street, died at rectory at an early hour yesterday morning. He been suffering for some time with rheumatism, and last Sunday his illness assumed a serious aspect, his kidneys becoming affected. Father Clowry was born in the County Carlow, Ireland. in 1822, and was educated at Carlow College, from which he went to the celebrated Seminary of the Irish clergy at Maynooth. He came to this country in 1850 and was for some years Professor of Moral Theology in the Seminary of the Diocese of Chicago.He removed to New-York with the Rev. John Breen and the Rev. James Kinsella in 1857, and was assistant to the Rev. Dr J. W. Cummings, at Stephen’s Church, in East 28th Street, till he began his labors in St. Gabriel’s parish, two years later, when he organised that congregation and erected the present church. The site for the edifice, which comprised eight lots, worth at least $25,000, was a gift from the late Dr Henry J Henderson, one of the TRustees of Coumbia College, a convert to the Catholic faith.
The Pastor’s first care was to erect houses for the parish. These were completed toward the close of 1859, and the first floor of the male school was blessed as a chapel. The present church was dedicated on Nov 12, 1865, by Archbishop McCloskey. Father Clowry’s zeal in preserving peace during the draft riots was highly praised, and he was always an unremitting and zealous priest in the general care of his parish. He had the direction of the Sisters of Mercy of this city for many years, having been appointed to that charge by Cardinal McCloskey. He was also selected by the Cardinal as a member of the Council of the diocese, and his advice was taken on all important matters. The funeral will be held to-morrow morning.

Source:
http://www.geni.com/people/Father-William-NY-Clowry/6000000009728203657

William Clowry – 1825
Debate List – William Clowry [Roman Catholic Church]
Robert Daly (?Church of England); Carlow, _; c 1825. Proposition: “The Word of God contains the whole revelation of God.” (Daly affirmed, Clowry denied). Related publication: A Correspondence, which arose out of the Discussion at Carlow, between A Protestant and a Roman Catholic Clergyman, to which are annexed, Notes and Observations. London, England: Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, 1825.

Source:
ttp://www.ptc.dcs.edu/teacherpages/tthrasher/listings/Ca.htm

REV William Clowry – died 1829

THE REV. WILLIAM CLOWRY.
Father Clowry appears as one of the Superiors at Carlow College, in 1818. He was principally distinguished, and his services much sought after, as a preacher. He was one of the chief disputants in the memorable Biblical discussion which took place at Carlow in 1824. He became Administrator of the Mensal Parish of Tullow where he died in 1829. Dr. Doyle wrote the inscription which appears there on his tornb ; the Bishop refers to him as one ” whose talents and virtues came forth with him from his mother s womb, and were cultivated by him with the most assiduous care. His zeal, his eloquence, and polemic writings placed his name, when he had only arrived at manhood, among the most distinguished in the Church of Ireland.” He died at the early age of 35.

Source:
http://www.archive.org/stream/collectionskild00comeuoft/collectionskild00comeuoft_djvu.txt

Jeremiah Clowry 1941 Agriculture
Let me take the case of Jeremiah Clowry, of Craan, Milford. The disease was confirmed on his land on Wednesday, 23rd July, and his cattle were not slaughtered until Saturday, 26th July. Six of the cattle were infected on the Wednesday and by Saturday the bulk of the remaining cattle, 39 in all, were infected. This man was also convicted and fined. I suggest that the Minister should have been prosecuted in this case and convicted and imprisoned. Some of those men are ignorant country men, with little or no knowledge of what is happening. They have no wireless sets and perhaps the daily paper fails to [451] reach them. If they have been declared negligent in not notifying the disease for three or four days, how much more negligent are the Minister’s staff when they leave highly-infected animals at large for six or seven days?

Sources:http://historical-debates.oireachtas.ie/D/0085/D.0085.194111120047.html
http://debates.oireachtas.ie/dail/1941/11/12/00048.asp
Patrick Clowry 1832 / PATRICK M. CLOWRY.
The Superintendent of the Registry Department of the postoffice was born in Carlow, Ireland, December 26, 1832.

In 1850 his family came to Chicago, and he went to work at once for Satterly, Cook & Co., grocers, corner State and Lake streets. ‘ After three years he went to work for J. H. Gray, in the same business. He then learned the harness trade, and followed it up to 1858, when he entered the post office. In 1863 he had climbed the ladder of promotion as high as the foreman-ship of the general delivery.

He was appointed the First Superintendent of Carriers by John L. Scripps, and held it for nine years. In 1873 Gen. McArthur made him Superintendent of the General Delivery. After two years he was appointed Assistant Superintendent of Carriers, and succeeded Mr. Hubbard as Superintendent in 1881. In October, 1882, he was appointed Superintendent of the Registry Department.

Source:
http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/m-l-ahern/political-history-of-chicago-covering-the-period-from-1837-to-1887-local-polit-reh/page-21-political-history-of-chicago-covering-the-period-from-1837-to-1887-local-polit-reh.shtml
Biddy Clowry
Patrick ROSSITER married Biddy Clowry
1. Patrick ROSSITER ( – ). Born Crossabeg. Married Biddy CLOWRY ( – )

Related Profile: n/a

Source:
http://www.irishancestors4u.com/documents/Patrick%20Rossiter.pdf

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Dora Clowry and Patrick Dolan
Edward Clowry, Mothers name then spelt Clowry for birth - he was born 12th May 1870 St Mullins Carlow Ireland
Felix Doran, Mothers name spelt Cloury
- born 10/1/1868 St Mullins Co Carlow Ireland
William Doran Mothers name spelt Cloury
- born 7 /7/1872 St Mullins Co Carlow Ireland Census: 1901, Dorah, a widow & children William & Ellen were living in Coonogue, Kiltennell Parish, County Carlow, Ireland

November 21, 1864
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 5, Page 29, Entry Number 1352
Place of Marriage: Coonogue, County Carlow, Ireland
Husband: Patrick Doran
Wife: Dora Clowry
Witnesses: William Doran and Bridget Gormily

Children of PATRICK DORAN and DORA CLOWRY are:
i. JOHN (PATRICK)5 DORAN, b. February 07, 1866, St. Mullins, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for JOHN (PATRICK) DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: John Doran
Date of Baptism: February 11, 1866
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 4, Page 79, Entry Number 1267
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: Justin Doran and Joanne Gormly

More About JOHN (PATRICK) DORAN:
Baptism: February 11, 1866, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland

ii. FELIX DORAN, b. Abt. December 1867, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for FELIX DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: Felix Doran
Date of Baptism: December 08, 1867
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 4, Page 95, Entry Number 1502
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: Thomas Redmond and Mary Breen

More About FELIX DORAN:
Baptism: December 08, 1867, Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland

iii. EDWARD DORAN, b. Abt. March 1870, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for EDWARD DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: Edward Doran
Date of Baptism: March 27, 1870
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 4, Page 114, Entry Number 1793
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: Peter Doran and Catherine Redmond

More About EDWARD DORAN:
Baptism: March 27, 1870, Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Census: 1900, Edward and brother Patrick, both single, were living at 409 11th Avenue West, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Immigration: 1893
Occupation: 1900, Porter

iv. WILLIAM DORAN, b. Abt. May 1872, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for WILLIAM DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: William Doran
Date of Baptism: May 19, 1872
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 4, Page 133, Entry Number 2084
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: John Brien and Ellen Gormly

More About WILLIAM DORAN:
Baptism: May 19, 1872, Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland

v. PATRICK JOSEPH DORAN, b. October 24, 1874, County Carlow, Ireland; d. October 03, 1962, Hennepin County, Minnesota; m. MARGARET K. (MRS. PATRICK DORAN) ???; b. Abt. 1881, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for PATRICK JOSEPH DORAN:
Ellis Island Passenger Record
http://www.ellisisland.org/
Name: Doran, Patrick
Ethnicity: Ireland
Place of Residence: Coonogue
Date of Arrival: June 10, 1896
Age on Arrival: 21y
Gender: M
Marital Status:
Ship of Travel: Teutonic
Port of Departure: Liverpool, England, UK

Submitter: Kathleen McGarry
Database User Comments @ Ancestry.com

Subject: Patrick Doran
Comments: I ordered this SS-5 but it turns out this is not my Doran family.
Here are the details. Email me if you want me to send the original.

Name: Patrick Joseph Doran
SSDI No.: 475-03-7812
Address: 4752 Vincent Ave. So., Minneapolis, MN
Name of Present Employer: W.P. 4608-165-71-4078 (5), Minneapolis, Hennipen, MN (this is exactly how it reads; I have no idea what it means.)
Age at last birthday: 57
Date of Birth: Oct 29, 1874, County of Carlow, Ireland
Father’s Name: Patrick Doran (deceased)
Mother’s Maiden Name: Dora Cloury or Choury (deceased)
Sex: Male Color: White
Employment service registration number 7807
Date Signed: May 18, 1937 Patrick J. Doran

SSDI Record
PATRICK DORAN Request Information (SS-5)
SSN 475-03-7812 Residence: MInnesota
Born 24 Oct 1874 Last Benefit:
Died Oct 1962 Issued: MN (Before 1951)

1930 Census – Hennepin County, Minnesota
4752 Vincent Avenue South
Patrick J. Doran, Head, age 54, b. Ireland; immigration 1897; occupation – Superintendant, Real Estate
Margaret Doran, Wife, age 39, b. Ireland; immigration 1890

Minnesota Death Index 1908-1996
Minnesota Historical Society
http://people.mnhs.org/dci/

DORAN, PATRICK J.
CertID# 1962-MN-026631
Date of Birth: 10/25/1874
Place of Birth: Out of State
Mother Maiden Name: Clowry
Date of Death: 10/03/1962
County of Death: HENNEPIN

More About PATRICK JOSEPH DORAN:
Census 1: 1900, Patrick and brother Edward, both single, were living at 409 11th Avenue West, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Census 2: 1910, Patrick and wife Margaret were living at 4563 Third Avenue, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Census 3: 1930, Patrick J. and wife Margaret K. were living at 4752 Vincent Avenue South, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Immigration: June 10, 1896, Ellis Island, New York
Occupation 1: 1900, Cook
Occupation 2: 1910, Watchman, Building
Occupation 3: 1930, Superintendant, Real Estate

vi. MICHAEL (PATRICK) DORAN, b. Abt. May 1877, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for MICHAEL (PATRICK) DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: Michael Doran
Date of Baptism: May 6, 1877
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 5, Page 3, Entry Number 33
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: Martin Murphy and Ann Fonnies

More About MICHAEL (PATRICK) DORAN:
Baptism: May 09, 1877, Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland

vii. ELLEN DORAN, b. Abt. May 1880, Coonogue (Borris RC Parish), Kiltennell Civil Parish, County Carlow, Ireland; d. Unknown.
Notes for ELLEN DORAN:
Borris Roman Catholic Parish Baptismal Register, 1782 – 1880, County Carlow, Ireland
Compiled by Carlow Genealogy Project, Old School, College St., Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland – Email: carlowgenealogy@iolfree.ie, Mary Moore, Co-ordinator, Carlow Genealogy Project

Name: Ellen Doran
Date of Baptism: May 9, 1880
Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland
Volume 5, Page 21, Entry Number 328
Father: Patrick Doran
Mother: Dora Clowry
Sponsors: Thomas Breen and Catherine Coasy

More About ELLEN DORAN:
Baptism: May 09, 1880, Borris Roman Catholic Parish, Coonogue, Kiltennell Civil Parish, Co. Carlow, Ireland.

Census: 1901, Dorah, a widow & children William & Ellen were living in Coonogue, Kiltennell Parish, County Carlow, Ireland

Townland: Coonogue
(Ord. S. 23.)
Occupier: James Doran
Lessor: Earl of Courtown [* see note below]
Description of Tenement: House, Offices and Land
Area (Acres, R., P.): 32, 3, 24
Net Annual Valuation:
Land (lbs, s., d.): 6, 5, 0
Buildings (lbs, s., d.): 1, 0, 0
Total Annual Valuation of Rateable Property (lbs., sh., d.): 7, 5, 0

In the same townland was a Mary Doran leasing a house and land of 3+ acres with a net annual valuation of 1 lb., 5 s.

In subsequent valuations per FHL/British Film # 815057 the above properties were held in fee by Patrick and Peter Doran, sons of Michael Doran and the former Katherine Kehoe. In 1900 the property held by Patrick Doran was held in fee by his widow, Dorah Clowry Doran.

Source:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/r/James-Doran/GENE49-0005.html

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/IRL-CARLOW/2004-07/1088996773

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/r/James-Doran/GENE49-0003.html

Mary Shorthall / Nolan

Mary was previously married in 1784 to a James Clowry
http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/IRL-CARLOW/2010-01/1264291301
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/IRL-CARLOW/2009-09/1252519641
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/IRL-CARLOW/2009-01/1233170287

Marcella Nolan in 1911 census – The Tip of an Iceberg
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/IRL-CARLOW/2010-12/1292633793

Biddy Clowry

Michael Nolan (of John & Biddy Clowry), b. 1837, My shall, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
7-18-1890, Chicago, IL, married Julia Moran, b. 183___, Collinstown Westmeath d. 10-13-1919 (age 65?)

http://boards.ancestry.netscape.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=1328&p=surnames.nolan

Wexford Clowry

http://mcananyfamily.net/familygroup.php?familyID=F18156&tree=mcanany_guignon

Cummins/Cullens
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cummins/Cullen-Cummins.htm
http://members.bex.net/jtcullen515/CardCull.htm
http://thepeerage.com/p37688.htm#i376871 http://thepeerage.com/p37687.htm#i376870b

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cummins/RCMyshall.htm
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cummins/RCLeighlinbridge.htm
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cummins/PierceKillane.htm
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cummins/RCBallon.htm

Mary Cullen: Married into the Clowry Family of Carlow. Her husband is likely the Thomas Clowry who is said to have been executed on his own property in 1798 for aiding rebels.

Thomas Clowry married Mary Cullen, daughter of Edmond Cullen and Alicia Kinsella.¹
He was probably the farmer Clowry who was executed in his own yard for tending the wounded rebels of ‘1798.¹‘

1837 May 23, Turtane, Bridget Cummins, parents Patt & Bridget Dunn Sp Jas & Ellen Clowry

15 October 1848, Michael, Thomas King & Anne Byrne Sp: Peter Clowry & Mary Cummings, Tomard

1826, 12 July, Bapt Ellen of John Hill and Mary Whitty
Spr Michael Clowrey & Ellen Cummins

1828, 8 Oct, Bapt Patrick & Thomas twins of William Reilly & Catherine Salenger
Sp Maurice Nolan & Mary Cummins
Sp to Thos Patrick Clowry & Mary Darcy

1835, October 4, Bapt Judith of John Hayden & Mary Darcy
Sp Michael Clowry & Ellen Commins

1840, Decembr 24, Bapt Margaret & John Twins of John Commins & Bridget Lennon
Sp to Margaret, Michael Connors & Margaret Nolan
Sp to John, Patt Clowry & Bridget Commons