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INTRODUCTION

FEW YEARS AGO T attended a "Home Comfng" in the
little village of my birth and early childhood, Somerset
Center, Michigan, at which were present a vast number
of the former residents of the town and vicinity, many of
whom are more or less prominent in the various endeav-
ors of life, and among the number were several of my immediate
relatives.

Until that time, my interest in genealogy matters had been but
slight, but, awakened by the old scenes of my early life, and inspired
by the throng of old friends and neighbors who were that day
reunited, and realizing that we all hold the memory of our ancestors
in deep respect, I decided to acquiesce in the request of the McCourties
there present, to attempt the collection^nd classification of such
family statistics and records as might be secured.

This decision was made without much idea of what the work
involved, but, once begun, it resulted in the sending and receiving
of many hundreds of letters, searching the records of many counties
in several of the different states, and in the course of my investiga-
tions I incidentally traversed a great portion of this country and
personally interviewed members of the family in various sections
of America. As a result of all this, it was my pleasant privilege,
about a year ago, to place in the hands of each living member of the
McCourtie family in America, a copy of the history of that family,
and the keen interest and appreciation with which the same was
received has prompted me to compile and publish this little booklet
covering the history of the Cohan family in America, in loving
memory of my mother.

1 have no apologies whatever to make for the imperfections that
may be found in this history. While the failure or delay in securing
desired information was, at times, discouraging, the satisfaction of
having finally secured even so much is, to me, gratifying. 1 pre-
sume that all genealogists have found it impossible to get replies
from any considerable number of those addressed. To those, how-
ever, who have assisted in furnishing such records as they could, in
many cases exercising much interest and energetic research in
unearthing valuable data which has been of great assistance in un-
ravelling the tangled clues of ancestry, 1 can only express my cordial
thanks and assure them that their encouragement and their desire
to see the history in print, has kept my courage good and led me
to persevere to the end.

In assembling this data I have made many pleasant friends and
acquaintances, have met with uniform courtesy from town and

county clerks and state officials in the United States and in Ireland,
during a recent visit for the purpose of this research. I have had
many amusing' adventures, and have experienced more of the genuine
pleasure and beauty of life through this work, than could possibly
have been my privilege otherwise.

In the arrangement of this work I have endeavored to consider
the simplest method possible, and have included practically all data
received covering the entire American ancestry period, (57 years,
from the date of the emigration to America of William Cohan, the
first, to and including the year 1914. This period includes the history
of 113 members of the Cohan family, 82 of whom are now living,
and to each of these 1 am sending gratis a copy of this booklet.
Additional copies may be had upon request.

In conclusion, 1 commend this, with my best wishes, to the Cohan
family in America, and trust that in the future, descendants of the
family may seem disposed to take up the thread here left off, and
perfect and continue the same from generation to generation.

December 25, 1914.

NOTE.

( ) Indicates number of generation and position in same;

* Deceased;

t Relative by adoption.

MOKELUMNE HILL, CALIFORNIA

MARGARET Cohan ( 1 1-8 ) eighth child of William Cohan and Hon-
orah Burke Cohan, horn Bandon, Ireland, Oct. 25. 1837, emi-
grated to Canton, Mass., 1817 (See 1-1). Married at Boston,
Mass., hy Rev. Fr. Fitzsimmons, to Dennis Sullivan oi' Bos-
ton, Mass. In the early fifties, during the "gold rush," she,
with her husband, sister Mary and brother Patrick, emi-
grated via boat and Panama, to California; her husband
starting in business in San Francisco, hut later removed and
engaged in mining at Mokelumne Hill, Cal., in which business
he continued until his death, .Jan. 11, 1880, aged 61 years.
He is buried at Mokelumne Hill, Cal. Margaret Cohan Sulli-
van still resides on the old Sullivan homestead at Mokelumne
Hill. She is the only surviving member of the Cohan family
which emigrated from Ireland to America in 1847. Six chil-
dren, William D., Daniel, Thomas, Mary, Mark and Robert E.

* William D. Sullivan (111-31) first child of Margaret Cohan Sulli-

van and Dennis Sullivan, born Mokelumne Hill, Cal., Jan. 25,
1856. In 1890, while engaged in mining, he met with an acci-
dent, dislocating four vertebrae, from which he suffered until
his death, sixteen years later, March 3, 1907. Unmarried.
Is buried at Mokelumne Hill.

* Daniel Sullivan (111-32) second child of Margaret Cohan

Sullivan and Dennis Sullivan, born Mokelumne Hill, Cal.,
Dec. 1, 1858. Died, unmarried, of typhoid fever, l^v. 12,
1884. Buried at Mokelumne Hill.

Thomas Sullivan (111-33) third child of Margaret Cohan Sulli-
van and Dennis Sullivan, horn Mokelumne Dill, Cal., March
3, I860. Is unmarried; engaged in mining; resides with
mother at Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

Mary Sullivan (111-34) fourth child of Margaret Cohan Sullivan
and Dennis Sullivan, born Mokelumne Dill, Cal., Feb. 25,
18(53. Is unmarried and resides with mother at Mokelumne
Hill. M

Mark C. Sullivan (IIL35) fifth child of Margaret Cohafi Sulli-
van and Dennis Sullivan, born Mokelumne Hill, Cal., June 6,
18G5. Unmarried; engaged in mining; resides with mother
at Mokelumne Hill.

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

* William Coughlin (IV-11) first child of Jeremiah Coughlin, Jr.,

and Marv Cilmore Coughlin, born at Oakland, Cal., Sept.
1879. Died August 20, 1880.
Catherine Coughlin (IV-13) third child of Jeremiah Coughlin,
Jr., and Mary Cilmore Coughlin, born Oakland, Cal., July 16,
1883.

* Winifred Coughlin (IV-11) fourth child of Jeremiah Coughlin,

Jr., and Mary Cilmore Coughlin, born Oakland, July 16,
1883; died in infancy.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

Jeremiah Coughlin, Jr., (II 1-2 ) second child of Jeremiah Coughlin
and Catherine Cohan Coughlin, born at Canton, Mass., July
11, 1853. Removed to San Francisco on July 10, 1876; mar-
ried to Mary Cilmore at Oakland, Cal., 1878. Four children,
William, Jeremiah Allen, Catherine and Winifred. Again
married, by Judge Thos. F. Dunn of San Francisco, Nov. 10,
1893, to Miss Anna King. One child, Cathlean. Jeremiah
Coughlin is manager of the Producers Hay Company, and
resided at 504 28th St., San Francisco, Cal.

Jeremiah Allen Coughlin (IV-12) second child of Jeremiah
Coughlin, Jr., and Mary Gilmore Coughlin, born Oakland
Cal., Feb; 21, 1881. Married in L903 to .Miss Nora Lloyd at
Berkeley, Cal, Resides San Francisco, Cal. Three children,
Lloyd, Allen and Eliene Catherine.

Lloyd Coughlin (V-l) first child of Jeremiah Allen Coughlin and
Nora Lloyd Coughlin, born San Francisco, Cal., 1903.

Allen Coughlin (V-2) second child of Jeremiah Allen Coughlin
and Nora Lloyd Coughlin, born San Francisco, Cal., 1905.

Eliene Catherine Coughlin (V-3) third child of Jeremiah Allen
Coughlin and Nora Lloyd Coughlin, born San Francisco, Cal.,
April 27, 11)08.

Cathlean Coughlin (IV-15) first child of Jeremiah Coughlin,
Jr., and Anna King Coughlin, horn San Francisco.

William Cohan (111-13) fifth child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen
Healey Cohan, born Canton, Mass., April 4, 18G3. At ab< ut
20 years of age emigrated to California, where he married
and had four children. Have but little deiinite information
regarding him, but it is reported that his wife and children
all died of consumption. After the death of his patents, he
returned to Boston, in 1911, and remained there about two
years, whereupon he again returned to California, and none
of the relatives appear to know of his present whereabouts.

* Partick Cohan (11-G) sixth child of William Cohan and Honorah
Burke Cohan, born Bandon, Ireland, 18:;:]. Emigrated to
Canton, Mass., in 1847 (See 1-1). In the early fifties, during
the "gold rush," he, together with his two sisters, Mary and
Margaret, emigrated via boat and Panama, to California. He
spent some time at the gold camp of Mokelumne Hill, Cal.,
was married at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal., where
he was, for several years, Superintendent of the County
Infirmary, and later he returned to San Francisco, entered
commercial business life, became a prosperous^mercnant and
hotel proprietor on Fourth Street; died in February, 1891,
and the burial services at Holy Cross Cemetery, San Matte
County, Cal., were conducted by a nephew, Robert E. Sulli-
van. The widow later returned to Ireland. Patrick spelled
his name "Cowhan." No children.

Robert Emmett Sullivan (III-3G) sixth child of Margaret Cohan
Sullivan and Dennis Sullivan, born Dec. 25, 18(17. In early
life he engaged in local newspaper work at Mokelumne Dill;
later removed to Oakland and San Francisco, Cal., where he
continued his newspaper professsion and is at present
engaged in the publishing business at 572 Gth Ave., San
Francisco. He is also President of the Park-Richmond
Improvement Club of San Francisco. He bears the distinc-
tion of having first introduced the Australian ballot system
in the United States (1889). Married by Rev. Fr. Wm. P.
Quill, at Oakland, Cal., Feb. 21, 1892, to Miss Margaret
Tierney, of Oakland. Two children, Anita and Mark.

Anita Sullivan (IV-51) first child of Robert E. Sullivan and
Margaret Tierney Sullivan, born Oakland, Cal., July 11,
1893. Educated in Oakland and San Francisco, and is a
graduate of Lowell High School, San Francisco. Is a statis-
tician.

Mark Sullivan (IV-55) second child of Robert E. Sullivan and
Margaret Tierney Sullivan, born Oakland, Cal., Feb. 2, 189G.
Educated in Oakland and San Francisco and is a graduate
of Lowell High School, San Francisco. Is electrical engineer.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
ADA WEST McCOURTIB (111-29) seventh child of Mary Cohan
McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, born at Somerset
Center, Michigan, ,lune 8, 1870. Taught school until her mar-
riage to Horace Fowle, of Moscow, Mich., Aug. 6, 1898. Is a
widow, her husband having died in 1907. Resides 413 E.
North St., Indianapolis, Ind.

BANDON, IRELAND

* William Cohan / , (g gt Jo, N Brunswick.)

* IIonoraii Burke Cohan \y '

* Joanna Cohan (II-l ) first child of William Cohan and Honorah

Burke Cohan, born at Bandon, Ireland. Died in infancy.

* Timothy Cohan (II-2) second child of William Cohan and Honorah

Burke Cohan, born at Bandon, Ireland. Died in infancy.
♦JOHN Cohan (II-9) ninth child of William Cohan and Honorah
Burke Cohan, born at Bandon, Ireland. Died in infancy.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSE'I TS

Mary Cohan (111-10) second child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen
Healey Cohan, born at Foxboro, Mass., in 1855; married
Maurice Council, a letter carrier, of Jamaica Plains, Boston,
Mass., Oct. 1, 1885. Resides Hillside Ave., Jamaica Plains,
Boston, Mass. Four children., William, Maurice, Cornelius
and Mary.

William CONNELL (1V-30) first child of Mary Cohan Council and
Maurice Connell, born at Canton, Mass., Nov. 9, 1880. Edu-
cated in Boston. Letter carrier. Married in 1001 to Doro-
thy Louise Cunnilf of Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass. Three
children, Dorothy May, Ruth Esther and Catherine.

Dorothy May CONNELL (V-7) first child of William Council and
Dorothy Louise Cunnilf Connell, born at Jamaica Plains,
Boston, Mass., 1908.

Ruth Esther Connell (V-8) second child of William Connell and
Dorothy Louise Cunnilf Connell, born at Jamaica Plains,
Boston, Mass., 1910.

Catherine Connell (V-9) third child of William Connell ;ini|^
Dorothy Louise Cunniff Connell, born at Jamaica Plains,
Boston, Mass., 1912.

Maurice Connell (1V-31) second child of Mary Cohan Connell
and Maurice Connell, horn Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass.,
Nov. 16, 1887. Educated in Boston. Salesman. Unmarried;
resides with mother, Hillside Ave., Jamaica Plains, Boston,
Muss.

Mary Connell (IV-33) fourth child of Mary Cohan Connell and
Maurice Connell, born Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass., May
16, 1893. Educated in Boston. Unmarried; resides with
mother, Hillside Ave., Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass.

CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS
♦Catherine Cohan (II-3) third child of William Cohan and Hono-
rah Burke Cohan, born at Bandon, Ireland, in 1828. Emi-
grated to Canton, Mass., in IS 17 (See 1-1), married Jeremiah
Coughlin of Macroom, County Cork, Ireland, at Canton,
Mass., Oct. 31, 1850; died of pneumonia Feb. 17, 1908, at
Canton, Mass., aged 81) wars. Her husband, Jeremiah
Coughlin, died at Canton, Mass., April 6, 1885, aged 66 years.
Eight children. Catherine, Jeremiah, Jr., Honorah, Margaret,
Joanna, Mary, William and Ellin.

Catherine Coughlin (111-1) first child of Catherine Cohan
Coughlin and Jeremiah Coughlin, horn at Canton, Mass.,
Oct, 30, 1851; married by Rev. Fr. M. F. Delaney, to John
Clinton, of Dedham, Mass., at Canton, Jan. 27, 1880. Resides

Blue Hill, Canton, Mass. Ten children, Rebecca, Catherine
James Lawrence, Mary Ellen, Margaret, Catherine, Ellen
May, Edward Francis, .John and Gertrude
Rebecca Clinton (IV-l) first child of Catherine Coughlin Clinton
and John Clinton, Loin at Canton, Mass., Nov. 8, 1880. Un-
married; resides Canton, Mass

* Catherine Clinton (IV-2) second child of Catherine Coughlin

Clinton and John Clinton, born at Canton, Mass March is
18X2; died March lit), 18S2; buried Canton, Mass
James Lawrence Clinton (IV-3) third child of Catherine Cough-
lin Clinton and John Clinton, born at Canton, Mass., April
1G, 1883. Unmarried; resides Canton, .Mass

* Mary Ellen Clinton (1V-4) fourth child of Catherine Coughlin

Clinton and John Clinton, born Canton, Mass., July 20 1885-
died August 15, 1885; buried Canton, Mass.

Margaret Clinton (IV-5) fifth child of Catherine Coughlin Clin-
ton and John Clinton, born Canton, Mass., May 13 L887
Unmarried; resides Canton, Mass.

Catherine E. Clinton (IV-G) sixth child of Catherine Coughlin
Clinton and John Clinton, born Canton, Mass., March 20
18S9. Unmarried; resides Canton, Mass

Ellen May Clinton (IV-7) seventh child of Catherine Coughlin
Clinton and J (din Clinton, born Canton, Mass., May 5, 1890.
Unmarried: resides Canton, Mass.

Edward Francis Clinton (1V-8) eighth child of Catherine Cough-
lin Clinton and John Clinton, born Canton, Mass., Nov. 3,
1801. Unmarried; resides Canton, Mass

JOHN Clinton riV-9) ninth child of Catherine Coughlin Clinton
and John Clinton, born Canton, Mass., Dec. 14, 1894. Unmar-
ried; resides Canton, Mass.

Gertrude Clinton (IV-10) tenth child of Catherine Coughlin Clin-
ton and John Clinton, born at Canton, Mass., Aug. G, 189(5.
Unmarried; resides Canton, Mass.

* Francis Galligan (IV-25) fourth child of Margaret Coughlin

Galligan and Edward If. Galligan, born Canton, Mass., Oct.
25, 1891, died of scarlet fever, April 2, 1892; buried Canton,
Mass.

* Charles Galligan (IV-2G) fifth child of Margaret Coughlin

Galligan and Edward H. Galligan, born Canton, Mass.,

March 3, 1893; died of scarlet fever, May 14, 1893; buried

Canton, Mass.
Joanna Coughlin (1II-5) fifth child of Catherine Cohan Coughlin

and Jeremiah Coughlin, born Canton, Mass., March 28, I860;

married by Rev. Fr. J. P. Bodfish at Canton, to William

Roach of Canton, June 24, 1897. Resides Blue Hill, Canton,

Mass. One child, William, Jr.
Mary Coughlin (III-6) sixth child of Catherine Cohan Coughlin

and Jeremiah Coughlin, born Canton, Mass., April 27, 18G3;

unmarried; resides 417 Sherman St., Canton, Mass.

* William Coughlin (III-7) seventh child of Catherine Cohan

Coughlin and Jeremiah Coughlin, born Canton, Mass., April
20, 1865; died of erysipelas, May 4, 18G5; buried Canton,
Mass.
Ellen (Nellie) Coughlin (III-8) eighth child of Catherine Cohan
Coughlin and Jeremiah Coughlin, born Canton, Mass., July
10, 1808; unmarried; resides 417 Sherman St., Canton, Mass.
♦Cornelius Cohan (II-4) fourth child of William Cohan and Hono-
rah Burke Cohan, born Bandon, Ireland, 1830; emigrated to
Canton, Mass., in 1847 (See 1-1); married at Boston, Mass.,
to Miss Ellen Healey of Canton, Mass., in 1852. Resided at
various times at Sharon and Canton, Mass., Providence, R. I.,
San Francisco, Cal., and died of heart failure at Canton,'

Mass., April, 1909, aged 80 years. His wife, Ellen Healey
Cohan, died at Canton, Nov. 22, 1911, at the age of 80 years.
Eight children, Hannah, Alary, Catherine Agnes, Margaret,
William, Dennis, Ellen and Ellen.
* Hannah Cohan (111-9) first child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen
Healey Cohan, born Sharon, .Mass., April, 1853. Married at
Canton, Mass., Feb. 11, 1890, to Thomas Curran, of Canton;
died of pneumonia at Canton, March 1, 1902. Her husband,
Thomas Curran, died at Canton of pneumonia, Dee. 23, 1902.
Both are buried at Canton, Mass. No children.
Margaret E. Cohan (111-12) fourth child of Cornelius Cohan and
Ellen Healey Cohan, born at Canton, Mass., I860. Married
by Rev. Fr. John Flat Icy, Nov. 25, 1889, at Canton, Mass., to
James F. Carroll, of Canton. Her husband, James F. Carroll,
died Nov. 8, 1908, and is buried at Canton. The widow, Mar-
garet E. Cohan Carroll, resides at Canton. Four children,
Ella L., Frank J., James \V., and Mary A.
Ella L. CARROLL (IV-38) first child of Margaret E. Cohan Carroll
and James F. Carroll, born at Canton, Mass., 1892. Edu-
cated St. John's Parochial and Canton High School and Busi-
ness College. Is a stenographer; unmarried.
FRANK J. CARROLL (IV-39) second child of Margaret E. Cohan
Carroll and James F. Carroll, born at Canton, 1898. Edu-
cated St. John's Parochial and Maltby Shorthand Schools.
Stenographer ; unmarried.
James W. CARROLL (1V-10) third child of Margaret E. Cohan Car-
roll and James F. Carroll, born at Canton, 1899. Student St.
John's Parochial School.
Mary A. Carroll (IV-41) fourth child of Margaret E. Cohan
Carroll and James F. Carroll, born at Canton, 1901. Student
St. John's Parochial School.
Dennis Cohan (111-14) sixth child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen
Healey Cohan, born Canton, Mass., June 6, 1868. Married
by Rev. Fr. J. P. Bodfish at Canton, June 6, 1895, to Miss
Mary Dennison of Canton. Resides Canton, Mass. Store
keeper. Four children, Cornelius Leo, William Francis,
James Harold and Joseph Edward.
Cornelius Leo Cohan (IV-42) first child of Dennis Cohan and
Mary Dennison Cohan, born Canton, Mass., Sept. 7, 189G.
Educated at Canton. Shipping clerk. Unmarried; resides
Canton, Mass.
William Francis Cohan (IV-43) second child of Dennis Cohan
and Mary Dennison Cohan, born Canton, Mass., June 12,
1898. Student at Canton, Mass.
James Harold Cohan (1V-44) third child of Dennis Cohan and
Mary Dennison Cohan, born Canton, Mass., Jan. 2G, 1900.
Student at Canton, Mass.
Joseph Edward Cohan (IV-45) fourth child of Dennis Cohan and
Mary Dennison Cohan, born Canton, Mass., Jan. 20, 1902.
Student at Canton, Mass.

* ELLEN Cohan (111-15) seventh child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen

Healey Cohan, born Canton, Mass. Died in infancy.

* William Cohan (II-5) fifth child of William Cohan and Honorah

Burke Cohan, born Bandon, Ireland, 1832. Emigrated to
Canton, Mass., in 1847 (See 1-1). Together with his brother
Cornelius, he was employed by a Mr. Barney Capen of
Sharon, Mass., for several years, the two Cohan brothers
practically becoming part of the Capen household. William
was married from the Capen home, Sharon, Mass., in IS.').".,
to Miss Mary Coughlin, Canton, Mass. Soon thereafter, both
Wi'-i-m and Cornelius Cohan took up their residence at
Canton, Mass., where they lived for many years in a large,

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double house erected by themselves. Most of their children
were born in this home. William later engaged in extensive
farming for a period of 16 years, but, his health failing,
returned again to the old homestead, where he remained
until his death, of dropsy, Feb. 16, L904, aged 72 years. His
wife, Mary Coughlin Cohan, died at Canton, Mass., Dec. 29,
1898, aged 08 years. Six children, Hannah, William, Jr.,
John, Mary, Catherine and Ellen.
Hannah Cohan (111-17) first child of William Cohan and Mary
Coughlin Cohan, born at Sharon, Mass., 1856. EducaU-d in
the Canton public schools. Married Nov. 8, 1887, to William
Pierce, a widower with three children, Mary, Thomas and
Catherine. May 12, 1892, her husband, William Pierce, died,
and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Canton, Mass. The
widow, Hannah Cohan Pierce, resides at 330 Washington St.,
Canton, Mass. No children.

* John Cohan (111-19) third child of William Cohan and Mary

Coughlin Cohan, born Sharon, Mass., Dec, 1859. Died, un-
married, of consumption, July 12, 1888, and is buried at Can-
' ton, Mass.

* Mary Cohan (111-20) fourth child of William Cohan and Mary

Coughlin Cohan, born Canton, Mass., 1803, and died in
infancy.

* Catherine Cohan (111-21) fifth child of William Cohan and Mary

Coughlin Cohan, born Canton, Mass., May, I860. Died, un-
married, of consumption, Jan. 30, 1891; buried Canton, Mass.

LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Ellen Cohan (111-10) eighth child of Cornelius Cohan and Ellen
Healey Cohan, born Canton, 1865. Educated in Canton
schools. Married by Rev. J. Ryan at Cambridge, Mass., June
20, 1911, to John Gleason, a grocery merchant, of Cambridge.
At present resides Baker Ave., East Lexington, Mass. No
children.

NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS

Honorah Coughlin (1II-3) third child of Catherine Cohan Cough-
lin and Jeremiah Coughlin, born Canton, Mass., Feb. 8, 18f>5.
Married by Rev. Fr. J. W. Allison at Canton, Mass., to
Michael Connolley of Connaught, Ireland, June 23, 1887. Re-
sides 102 Rock St., Norwood, Mass. Six children, John, Mary
Ellen, Catherine, Gertrude, Joseph and Helen Louise.

John Connolley (IV-15) first child of Honorah Coughlin Connol-
ley and Michael Connolley, born at Canton, Mass., Sept. 14,
1889. Unmarried; resides Norwood, Mass.

Mary Ellen Connolley (IV-17) second child of Honorah Cough-
lin Conolley and Michael Connolley, born Norwood, Mass.,
Dec. 10, 1890. Unmarried; resides Norwood, Mass.

Catherine Connolley (1V-18) third child of Honorah Coughlin
Connolley and Michael Connelley, born Norwood, Mass., May
19, 1892. Unmarried; resides Norwood, Mass.
♦GERTRUDE CONNOLLEV (IV-19) fourth child of Honorah Coughlin
Connolley and Michael Connelley, born Norwood, Mass., July
31, 181)3; died of heart trouble at Norwood, July 27, 1913.
♦Joseph Connolley (1V-20) fifth child of Honorah Coughlin Con-
nolley and Michael Connolley, born Norwood, Mass., Nov. 7,
1895; died Norwood, Feb., 1890.

Helen Louise Connolley (IV-21) sixth child of Honorah Cough-
lin ConflflUey and Michael Conolley, born Norwood, Mass.,
May 7, 1897. Unmarried; resides Norwood, Mass.

PONEAPOAG, MASSACHUSETTS

William Roach, Jr., (IV-29) first child of Joanna Coughlin
Roach and William Roa.h, born Canton, Mass., Aug. 5, L898.
Resides Ponkapoag, .Mass.

WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS
Ellen V. Cohan (111-22) sixth child of William Cohan and Mary
Coughlin Cohan, born Canton, Mass., July 5, L868. Educated
in Canton. For several years was compositor For Roi
& Churchill, of Boston, Mass. Married by Rev. 1 r. Cronin oi
Cathedral, at Boston, Mass., June 28, 1914, to Hen. aid P.
Doherty, a cigar merchant of Woburn, Mass., and now resides
at 56 Bow St., Woburn, Mass.

HILLSDALE, MICHIGAN

Kate Nevada McCourtie (111-23) first child of Mary Cohan
McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, horn at Somei i
Center, Hillsdale Canity, Michigan, Aug. 30, 1858. Taught
school until her marriage to Orrin B. Mosher of Jerome,

Mich., Oct. 13, 1880. Orrin B. Mosher was a locomotive
engineer and was killed in a railroad accident at Peru, lnd.,
in 1897. His widow, Mrs. Kate Nevada McCourtie Mosher,
resides at 90 Howell St., Hillsdale, Mich. One child, Hubert.
Hubert Mosiiek (IV-48) only child of Kate Nevada McCourtie
Mosher and Orrin B. Mosher, born July 29, 1885. Is an
electrician. Is unmarried and resides with his mother at. DO
Howell St., Hillsdale. Mich.

JACKSON, MICHIGAN

William Herbert Lee McCourtie (IIT-30) eighth child of Mary
Cohan McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, born Jan. 16,
1872, on farm at Somerset Center, Mich. Educated in the
University of Michigan, receiving degree of L. I.. B. in 1801.
Spent several years in the development of the Portland
Cement industry in this country and Canada, and is still
extensively engaged in the manufacture of Portland cement.
Is the genealogist who compiled this booklet; business head-
quarters, Minneapolis, Minnesota, permanent address Jack-
son or Somerset Center, Mich. Was married to Ellen I).
Hulett of Marshall, Mich., Dec. 9, 189G. One child, Wendell
Hulett Lee.

Wendell Hulett Lee McCourtie (IV-53) son of William Herbert
f.ee McCourtie and Ellen I). Hulett McCourtie, born May 15,
1902. Student.

JEROME, MICHIGAN

* Mary Jane McCourtie (11121) second child of Mary Cohan
McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, born at Somerset
Center, Mich., March 14, 1860. Taught school until her mar-
riage to Frank Carney of Jerome, Mich., on June 10, 1883.
Continuously resided on their farm about three miles from
Jerome, Mich. She died of cancel-, Feb. 11, 1914; buried in
Aldrich Cemetery, Jerome, Mich. One adopted child, Henry
Bj ei's.

t HENRY Ryers Carney (IV- 10) adopted son of Mary Jane McCour-
tie Carney and Frank Carney, born 1901, adopted by Mr.
and Mrs. Carney, Oct. 31, 1913.
Amanda McCourtie (111-27) fifth child of Mary Cohan McCourtie
and Michael Doty McCourtie, born at Somerset Center, Mich.,
Sept. 1 1, 1805. TaughL school until her marriage to Jay

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Chandler of Jerome, Mich., Nov. 10, 1880. With the exception
of the period spent at Ann Arbor, Mich., during the education
of her two sons at the University of Michigan, she has con-
tinuously resided on the Chandler faun one mile from
Jerome, Hillsdale County, Mich. Two children, Max and Ilex

Max Chandler (IV-51) first child of Amanda McCourtie Chandler
and Jay Chandler, born August 16, 1887. Graduated from
the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Departmenl of
the University of Michigan, June-, 1908, thereupon joining
the engineering force of the U. S. Steel Co., at Gary, Ind.,
later continuing his engineering profession in Chicago 111'
After the death of his brother, Rex, he returned to th< old
homestead, Jerome, Mich., where he now resides. Married
Cora Genevieve Null, at Murfursboro, 111 , Oct. 6, 1909. Two
children, Donald Edward and Gertrude Cenevieve

Donald Edward Chandler (V-10) first child of Max (handler and
Cora Genevieve Null Chandler, born Dec. 2. l!)ll

Gertrude Genevieve Chandler (V-ll) second child of .Max
Chandler and Cora Genevieve Null Chandler, born Julv 3
1913. '

* Rex Chandler (IV-51) second child of Amanda McCourtie

Chandler and Jay Chandler, born June 2, 1889. Graduated
from Hillsdale, Mich., High School at the age of 11, being
the youngest graduate in the history of that institution. At
the age of 19 he graduated from the Mechanical and Elec-
trical Engineering Department of the University of Michi-
gan, immediately thereafter joining the electrical engineering
force of the Northwestern States Portland Cement Company
at Mason City, Iowa, and later was associated with the
engineering department of the U. S. Steel Co., at Gary, Ind.
In 1910 lie successfully passed the U. S. competitive i
nation entitling him to a year's schooling by the government,
after which he was assigned to the artillery corps of the
U. S. Army with the rank of Second Lieutenant, stationed at
Norfolk, Va. In February, 1913, he successfully passed the
examination for promotion to First Lieutenant and joined
the U. S. Aviation Corps at San Diego, Cal., where he met his
death, April S, 1913, in an aeroplane accident. He is buried
at Jerome, Mich.

SOMERSET CENTER, MICHIGAN

* Mary Cohan (II-7) seventh child of William Cohan and Uonorah

Burke Cohan, born at Bandon, Ireland, June 22, 1835. Emi-
grated to Canton, Mass., in 1847 (See 1-1): In the early
fifties, during the "gold rush", she, together with her brother
Patrick and sister Margaret, emigrated via boat and Panama
to California. Married Michael Doty McCourtie of Somerset
Center, Mich., at Mokelumne Hill, Cal., Dec. 28, 1856, and
they later, in 1858, removed to Michigan and resided until
death upon the McCourtie farm on the Chicago Turnpike at
Somerset Center, Hillsdale County, Mich. Mary Cohan
McCourtie died of pneumonia Dec. 19, 1893, and her husband,
Michael Doty McCourtie, died of cancer, May 13, 190 1. Both
are buried in the cemetery at Somerset Center, Mich. Eight
children, Kate Nevada, Mary Jane, Dora Edith, Amanda
Eleanor Blanche, Ada West and William Herbert Lee.

* Dora MCCOURTIE dII-25) third child of Mary Cohan McCourtie

and Michael Doty McCourtie, born at Somerset Center, Mich.,
Dec. 12, 1801. Taught school until her marriage to John
Clancy, a merchant, Dec. 12, 1881. She died at Elkhart, Ind.,
June 22, 1888, and is buried in the McCourtie family lot at
Somerset Center, Mich. One child, Herbert Lynn.

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* EDITH McCOURTIB (111-26) fourth child of Mary Cohan McCourtie

and Michael Duty McCourtie, horn at Somerset Center, Mich.,
Feb. 7, L863. Died Nov. 7, 1803, and is buried in the ceme-
tery one mile cast of Somerset, Mich.
Eleanor Blanche McCourtie (111-28) sixth child of Mary Cohan

McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, born at Somerset
Center, Mich., Dec. 25, 1868. Her early life was spent in
teaching school. Is unmarried and resides on the old Michael
Doty McCourtie homestead at Somerset Center, Mich.

William Herbert Lee McCourtie (111-30) (See Minneapolis,
Minn.). '

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA

Herbert Lynn Clancy (IV-50) only child of Dora McCourtie
Clancy and John Clancy, horn April 26, 1881. Is a graduate
of the University of Michigan Law School, class of 1906.
Married Miss Ethel Henegan of Chicago, 111., December, 1913.
Resides West Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn.

William Herbert Lee McCourtie (111-30) eighth child of Mary
Cohan McCourtie and Michael Doty McCourtie, born Jan. 16,
1872, on farm at Somerset Center, Mich. Educated in the
University of Michigan, receiving degree of L. L. B. in 1894.
Spent several years in the development of the Portland
Cement industry in this country and Canada, and is still
extensively engaged in the manufacture of Portland Cement.
Is the genealogist who compiled this booklet; business head-
quarters, Minneapolis, Minnesota, permanent address Jackson
or Somerset Center, Mich. Was married to Ellen D. llulett
of Marshall, Mich., Dec. 9, 1896. One child, Wendell Hulett
Lee. -

ST. JOHNS, NEW BRUNSWICK

* William Cohan (II) Founder of the Cohan Family in America.

William Cohan, son of Cornelius Cohan and Joanna Sattery,
of Bandon, County Cork-, Ireland; married to Honorah Burke,
daughter of William Burke and Catherine Deasy (Dacey)
Burke. These families lived along the mail coach road
(probably in Desert-Dizard— Bellelangly, Killbrittain or
Haw idea:') close to the town of Bandon, which is a very quaint
and picturesque city of about 10,000 people, situated in the
beautiful valley of the Bandon River in County Cork, where
is located the famous Blarney Castle. To William Cohan and
Honorah Burke Cohan were horn nine children, Joanna, Tim-
othy, Catherine, Cornelius, William, Patrick, Mary, Margaret
and John. Joanna, Timothy and John died in infancy and
are buried at Bandon, Ireland. Honorah Burke Cohan died
in March, 1847, and is buried at Bandon, Ireland, but as no
church or official records or statistics were kept until the year
1855, the exact burial cemetery is unknown. Her brother,
Daniel Burke, later removed to England and all effort to
definitely trace the Burke family has been unsuccessful, altho
there are several Burke families still residing in Bandon,
Ireland, one of which, Daniel Burke, a grocer, baker ami pro-
vision merchant, expressed the belief that their relationship
can be later established. A nephew of Honorah Burke Cohan,
Michael Burke, who once resided in Boston, Mass , and whose
daughters, Catherine and Leonara, still reside at Somerville,
Mass., has since returned to Ireland mid now resides > me
where in the vicinity of Bandon. Another nephew of Honorah
Burke Cohan, William Burke, resided at 822 Magnolia St.,
Oakland, Cal., in 1907, and still resides in Oakland, and it is
reported that one of his three sons, John J. Burke, educated
for the priesthood at Santa Clara College, but who afterward

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practiced law, was a member of the State Legislature oJ < al
lfornia in 1907, and died during a strenuous session of that
body. Two other sons, Bernard B. (unmarried) and William
H. Burke, Jr., with a family of four children, also reside in
Oakland.

There are no Cohans now residing in Bandon, Ireland,
or vicinity, and it is the opinion of the writer, who recently
visited Bandon, that the Cohan family may probably have
originated in Wexford County, where it is reported that sev-
eral Cohan families still reside, and that William Cohan, our
ancestor, may have removed to Bandon from Wexford. Jere-
mith Deasy, Insurance Broker, born Bandon, Ireland, 1843,
now of 2053 Sutter St., San Francisco, Cal., is undoubtedly a
cousin.

Immediately following- the death of* Honorah Burke Cohan,
William Cohan, with his daughters, Catherine, Mary and
Margaret, emigrated to America, William intending to soon
return for his three sons, Cornelius, William and Patrick,
who had remained to care for the crops on the farm near
Bandon, Ireland. While enroute, William Cohan took ill
with ship fever .and died, May, 1847, soon after landing at
St. Johns, New Brunswick, where he is buried, the exact
burial cemetery being unknown. After his death the daugh-
ters, Catherine, Mary and Margaret, then mere children,
continued their emigration journey alone to the home id' their
cousin, John Murphy, in Canton, Mass., where they were
later joined by their brothels, Cornelius, William ami Patrick,
who had also emigrated to America in the latter part of the
year 1847. (Cornelius Murphy, Contractor, Kilton St.,

* Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Donovan of Lynn, Mass., and Mrs
Tirrell of Boston, Mass., are children of this cousin, John
Murphy.)

PAWTUCKET RHODE ISLAND

* William Cohan, Jr., (111-18) second child of William Cohan and

Mary Coughlin Cohan, born Sharon, Mass., Dec, 1ST.7. Mar-
ried Miss Anna Carter, of Pawtucket, R. I. Died of con-
sumption at Pawtucket, Sept., 1903. Two children, Bertha
and Ethel.

BERTHA Cohan (IV-46) first child of William Cohan, Jr., and Anna
Carter Cohan, born Pawtucket, R. L, April, 1886. Unmar-
ried; resides Pawtucket.

Ethel Cohan (IV-47) second child of William Cohan, Jr., and
Anna Carter Cohan, born Pawtucket, R. I., August, 1887.
Unmarried; resides Pawtucket.

PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

Margaret Coughlin (III-4) fourth child of Catherine Cohan
Coughlin and Jeremiah Coughlin, born at (anion, Mass.,
Aug. 21, 1858. Married by Rev. Fr. John Flatley at Canton,
Mas.-,., to Dr. Edward II. Galligan of Canton, Mass., July 27 ,
1882. In lflOl removed to Providence, R. I., where she now
resides at 187 Lowell Ave. Her husband, E. II. Galligan, is
a physician, druggist, manufacturer and wholesaler of patent
medicines and is the inventor of the Cushion Colon Syringe.
lie also bears the distinction of making the longest fast on
record, 53 days. Seven children, Edward II., Jr., Catherine
May, Thomas Joseph, Francis, Charles, Charles Francis
and Margaret Lillian.

EDWARD II. Galligan, Jr., (IV-22) first child of Margaret Cough
lin Galligan and Edward 11. Galligan, born Canton, Mass.,

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Jan. 3, 1 88-1. Educated at Canton, Mass. Married at Boston,

Mass., to Miss Mary Dillon of Providence, R. I., Dec. 7. L910.

Resides at Providence. Two children, E. Mildred and Gladys.
E. Mildred Galligan (V-4) first child of E. II. Galligan, Jr., and

Maty Dillon Galligan, burn at Providence, R. I., Oct. 11, L908.
Gladvs Galligan (V-5) second child of Edward II. Galligan,

Jr., and Mary Dillon Galligan, born at Providence, R. I.,

July 27, 1910.
Catherine May Galligan (IV-23) second child of Margaret

Coughlin Galligan and E. 11. Galligan, born at Canton, Mass.,

May 18, 1887. Educated at Canton, Mass. Unmarried;

resides Providence, R. I.
Thomas Joseph Galligan (IV-24) third child of Margaret

Coughlin Galligan and E. H. Galligan, horn at Canton, Mass.,
Oct. 12, 1889. Married at Boston, Mass., to Miss ilellen
Flyn of Gloucester, Mass., July 18, 1908. Js a druggist;
resides Providence, It. 1. One child, Annie Elizabeth.

Annie Elizabeth Galligan (V-6) hist child of Thomas Joseph
Galligan and Ilellen Flyn Galligan, born Providence, R. I.,
Aug. 24, 1914.

Charles Francis Galligan (IV-27) sixth child of Margaret
Coughlin Galligan and E. II. Galligan, born at Canton,
Mass., April 22, 1898. Is drug clerk; resides Providence,
R. I.

Margaret Lillian Galligan (IV-28) seventh child of Margaret
Coughlin Galligan and E. 11. Galligan, born at Canton,
Mass., Oct. 3, 1899. Attending school at Providence, R. I.

Catherine Agnes Cohan (111-11) third child of Cornelius Cohan
and Ellen Healey Cohan, born at Canton, Mass., Nov. L858.
, Married by Rev. Fr. Flatley at Canton, Aug. 18, 188G, to
Thomas Henry Bennett of Providence, R. I. Resides 35
Sumter St., Providence, R. 1. Four children, May Ell;.',
Grace Alma, Thomas Francis and Pose Anna.

May Ella Bennett (IV-34) first child of Catherine Agnes Cohan
Bennett and Thomas II. Bennett, born at Providence, R. I.,
April 30, 1890. Educated in Providence Public Schools and
Bryant & Stratton Business College. Is accountant; unmar-
ried; resides Providence, R. I.

Grace Alma Bennett (IV-35) second child of Catherine Agnes
Cohan Bennett and Thomas II. Bennett, born at Providence,
R. I., Oct. 6, 1891. Educated in Providence Public Schools
and Bryant & Stratton Business College. Is accountant;
unmarried; resides Providence, R. I.

Thomas Francis Bennett (IV-36) third child of Catherine Agnes
Cohan Bennett and Thomas II. Bennett, born at Providence,
R. I., Aug. 31, 1893. Educated at Providence, R. I. Manu-
facturer of jewelers' tools; unmarried; resides Providence.
R. I.

Rose Anna Bennett (IV-37) fourth child of Catherine Agnes
Cohan Bennett and Thomas H. Bennett, born at Providence,
R. I., March 15, 1897. Is student in l'rovidence schools.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

Cornelius Connell (IV-32) third child of Mary Cohan Connell
and Maurice Connell, born Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass.,
Jan. 12, 1890. Educated in Boston. Unmarried; present
occupation ranching, San Antonio, Texas.

INDEX

Bennett, Grace Alma (J.V-35) Providence, R. I.

Bennett, Mary Ella (IV 31) Providence, R. 1.

Bennett, Rose Anna (IV-37) Providence, K. 1.

Bennett, Thomas Francis (I V-3G) Providence, R. 1.

Bennett, M r.s. Thomas (Catherine Cohan)

(III-ll) Providence, 14. I.

* Carney, Mrs. Frank (Mary Jane McCourtie)

(111-24) Jerome, Mich.

f Carney, Henry Byers (IV-49) Jerome, Mich.

Carroll, Ella L. (IV-38) Canton, Mass.

Carroll, Frank J. (1V-3!)) Canton, Mass.

Carroll. James W. (IV-40) Canton, Ma; s.

Carroll, Mrs. .James (Margaret E. Cohan)

(IH-12) Canton, Mass.

Carroll, Mary A. (IV-41) Canton, Mass.

Chandler, Donald E. (V-10) Jerome, Mich.

Chandler, Gertrude G. (V-ll) Ferome, Mich.

Chandler, Mrs. Jay (Amanda McCourtie)

(111-27) Jerome, Mich.

Chandler, Max (1V-51) Ferome, Mich.

* Chandler, Rex (IV-52) Jerome, Mich.

Clancy, Herbert Lynn (IV-50) Minneapolis, Alum.

* Clancy, Mrs. John (Dora McCourtie)

(111-25) Somerset Center, Mich.

* Clinton, Catherine (1V-2) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Catherine E. (1V-6) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Edward Francis (IV-8) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Ellen May (1V-7) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Gertrude (IV-10) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, James Lawrence (IV-3) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, John ( 1 V-'J) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Mrs. John (Catherine Coughlin)

(III-l) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Margaret (IV-5) Canton, Mass.

* Clinton, Mary Ellen (IV-4) Canton, Mass.

Clinton, Rebecca (IV-1) Canton, Mas.-,.

Cohan, Bertha (IV-46) Pawtucket, R. I.

* Cohan, Catherine ( I J 1-21) Canton, Mass.

* Cohan, Cornelius (II-4) Canton, Mass.

Cohan, Cornelius Leo (IV-42) Canton, Mass.

Cohan* Dennis (111-11) Canton, Mass.

* Cohan, Ellen (II 1-15) Canton, Mass.

Cohan, Ethel (IV-47) Pawtucket, R. I.

Cohan, James Harold (IV- 11) Canton, Mai

♦Cohan, Joanna (11-1) Bandon, Ireland.

* Cohan, John ( 1 1-9) Bandon, 1 i eland.

* Cohan, John (1)1-1!)) Canton, Mass.

Cohan, Joseph Edward (IV-45) Canton, Mass.

* Cohan, Mary (111-20) Canton, Mass.

* Cohan, Patrick (1 1-6) Sao Francisco, Cal.

* Cohan, Timothy (U-2) Bandon, Ireland.

♦Cohan, William (1-1) St. Johns,

New Brunswick
♦Cohan, Mrs. William (Honorah Burke) (1-1) Bandon, Ireland.

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* Cohan, William (1 1-5) Canton, Mass.

* Cohan, William, Jr. (111-18) Pawtucket, It. I.

Cohan, William (111-13) San Francisco, Cal.

Cohan, William Francis (IV-43) Canton, Mass.

Connell, Catherine (V-9)' Boston, Mass.

Connell, Cornelius (IV-32) San Antonio, Texas.

Connell, Dorothy May (V-7) Boston, Mass.

Connell, Mary (IV-33) Boston, Mass.

Connell, Maurice (IV-31) Boston, Mass.

Connell, Mrs. Maurice (Marv Cohan)

( 111-10) Boston, Mass.

Connell. Ruth Esther (V-8) Boston, Mass.

Connell, William (IV-30) Boston, Mass.

Connolley, Catherine (IV-18) Norwood, Mass.

* Conolley, Gertrude (IV-19) Norwood, Mass.

Connolley, Helen Louise (1V-21) Norwood, Mass.

Connolley, John (IV-15) Norwood, Mass.

* Connolley, Joseph ( IV-20) Norwood, Mass.

Connolley, Mary Ellen (IV-17) Norwood, Mass.

Connolley, Mrs. Michael (Honorah Cough-

lin ) (11 1-3) Norwood, Mass.

Coughlin, Allen (V-2*> San Francisco, Cal.

Coughlin, Catherine (IV-13) Oakland, Cal.

Coughlin, Cathlean (IV-15) San Francisco, Cal.

Coughlin, Eliene Catherine (V-3) San Francisco, Cal.

Coughlin, Ellen (Nellie) (111-8) Canton, Mass.

* Coughlin, Mrs. Jeremiah (Catherine Cohan)

(11-:?) Canton, Mass.

Coughlin, Jeremiah, Jr. (Ill 2) San Francisco, Cal

Coughlin, Jeremiah Allen (1V-12) San Francisco, Cal.

Coughlin, Lloyd (V-l) San Francisco, Cal.

Coughlin, Marv (III-6) Canton, Mass.

* Coughlin, William (I1I-7) Canton, Mass.

* Coughlin, William (IV-2) Oakland, Cal.

* Coughlin, Winifred (IV-14) Oakland, Cal.

* Curran, Mrs. Thomas (Hannah Cohan)

(III-9) Canton, Mass.

Doherty, Mis. 15. F. (Ellen Cohan) (111-22) Woburn, Mass.

Fowle, Mrs. Ada (Ada West McCourtie)

(IH-29) Indianapolis, Ind.

Galligan, Annie Elizabeth (V-6) Providence, R. I.

Galligan, Catherine May (IV-23) Providence, K. I.

* Galligan, Charles (IV-26) Canton, Mass.

Galligan, Charles Francis (1V-27) Providence, R. 1.

Galligan, Mrs. Edw. II. (Margaret Coughlin)

(Hi. 4) Providence, R. 1.

Galligan, E. II., Jr. (IV-22) Providence, R. 1.

Galligan, E. Mildred UV-l) Providence, R. 1.

: Galligan, Francis (IV-25) Canton, Mass.

Galligan, Gladys (V-5) Providence, \l. I.

Galligan, Margaret Lillian (1V-28) Providence, R. I.

Galligan, Thomas J. (IV-24) Providence, K. I.

Gleason, Mrs. John (Ellen Cohan) (111-16) .'Lexington, Mass.

McCourtie, E. Hlanche (111-28) Somerset Center, Mich.

* McCourtie, Edith (111-26) Somerset Center, Mich.

* .McCourtie, Mis. Michael Doty (Mary Cohan)

(1 1-7) Somerset Center, Mich.

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McCourtie, Wendell Hulett Lee (1V-53) ... Jackson, Mich.

McCourtie, William Herbert Lee (111-30) . . Minneapolis, Minn.,

Jackson and
Somerset Center, Mich.

Mosher, Hubert (IV-48) Hillsdale, Mich.

Mosher, Mrs. (). 15. (Kate N. McCourtie)

(111-2.°)) Hillsdale, Mich.

Pierce, Mrs. William (Ha. nah Cohan)

(111-17) Canton, Mass.

Roach, Mrs. William (Joanna Coughlin)

(III-5) Canton, Mass.

Roach, William, Jr. (IV-29) Ponkapoag, Mass.

Sullivan, Anita (IV-54) San Francisco, Cal.

* Sullivan, Daniel (111-32) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

Sullivan, Mrs. Dennis (Margaret Cohan)

(11-8) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

Sullivan, Mark (111-35) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

Sullivan, Mark (IV-55) San Francisco, Cal.

Sullivan, Mary (111-31) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

Sullivan, Robert E. (111-3(5) San Francisco, Cal.

Sullivan, Thomas (111-33) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

* Sullivan, William D. (111-31) Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

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John Cohan

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31. William D. Sullivan

32. Daniel Sullivan

33. Thomas Sullivan

34. Marv Sullivan

35. Mark C. Sullivan
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One of the principal streets of Bandon, County Cork, Ireland, from which

city the William Cohan family immigrated to America in 1847

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