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James Curran and Catharine Farrell |
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1 Photo of James Curran. |
2 Photo of Catharine Farrell Curran. |
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The Family of James Curran and Catharine Farrell |
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The Parents of James Curran Mother and Father Curran
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The Parents of Catharine Farrell Mother and Father Farrell
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Curran Family Tree
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James’s Maternal Family Tree
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Farrell Family Tree
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Catharine’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of James Curran Marriage to Catharine Farrell
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Marriages of Catharine Farrell Marriage to James Curran
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On Memorial Day A clip from the Livonia Gazette, 3 June 1887. Hemlock - The day was never observed at Hemlock Lake in a more satisfactory manner. The J. P. Rudd post formed at the church at 1:30, with the band in the lead, and, with the Sons of Veterans, citizens and school children, with baskets of flowers, marched to the cemetery, where the regular grand army exercises were gone through with. The following is a list of the graves decorated: Henry Hillard, 1812; Daniel Stilwell, 1812, Joseph King, 1812, and Benajah Rouse, George Merrill, Horace Potter, Pitt Fisher, Elmer Bugbee, James Curran and Wm. White, soldiers of the Rebellion. After the return to the church there was singing by the choir, and the Rev. Mr. Dixon of Auburn delivered an address, which we hope to lay before the readers of the Gazette next week.
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The Obituary of James Curran 1810 - 1 May 1874 No obituary found.
Veteran of Civil War
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The Obituary of Catharine Farrell Curran 1822 - 17 January 1896 From the Livonia Gazette, 24 January 1896 Hemlock - Mrs. Catharine Curran died January 17th, in her 75th year, having been an invalid for several months. She is survived by four daughters, Miss Mary, and Miss Julia of this place, and Mrs. Horton McMillen and Mrs. Joseph Hyde, both of Canandaigua, her husband having died in 1874. Catharine Farrell came to this country, alone, from the province of Connaught, Ireland, at the age of 14. For a number of years she lived with an aunt in Boston, the only known relative in America. Having married James Curran in Boston, they went to Rochester about 1850, and some five or six years later came to this town, where she had since resided.
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The Burial of James Curran Village Cemetery in Hemlock NY
3 Gravestone of James Curran (1810 - 184). Located in the Village Cemetery in Hemlock NY.
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The Burial of Catharine Farrell Curran Village Cemetery in Hemlock NY
4 Gravestone of Catharine Farrel Curran (1822 - 1896). Located in the Village Cemetery in Hemlock NY.
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |