Mary Ryan

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name
Mary Ryan
aka
[Mary Dwyer]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of John Dwyer and mother of Cornelius Dwyer, the youngest of their children; she was born in Ireland about 1822-1827. She went with John from New York to Minnesota, where she was living at Bandon Township, Renville County, in 1885; after that nothing is known of her.
born
date
c. 1822-1827
place
Ireland
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[census-1860-black-brook-dwyer, census-1870-black-brook-dwyer, census-1880-birch-coolie-dwyer, census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
note
Her age gives 1827 (1860), 1822 (1870), 1826 (1875 and 1880), 1823 (1885). The trees' birth at Kilbeg, Cappawhite, Co. Tipperary (or Freshford) and parents Connor Ryan and Kitty Darcy have no source.
died
date
aft. 1885
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
note
The tree's death about 1907 in Rice County is Mary (Shanahan) Dwyer's.
residences
date
c. 1848
place
Canajoharie, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[index-dwyer-ryan-children-records]
note
Their daughter Mary Ellen was born here about 1848.
date
c. 1852
place
Ohio
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1870-black-brook-dwyer]
note
Their son William was born in Ohio about 1851-1854.
date
c. 1854
place
Moriah, New York
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[index-dwyer-ryan-children-records]
note
Their daughter Mary Ann was born at Moriah about 1853-1855, as the iron mines at Mineville opened.
date
1860
place
Black Brook, Clinton, New York
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1860-black-brook-dwyer]
note
In her husband's household.
date
1870
place
Black Brook, Clinton, New York
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1870-black-brook-dwyer]
note
In her husband's household.
date
1875
place
Cohoes, New York
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1875-new-york-dwyer]
note
In the household at Cohoes, the cotton-mill town, in the 1875 New York census.
date
1880
place
Birch Coolie, Renville, Minnesota
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1880-birch-coolie-dwyer]
note
In her husband's household.
date
1885
place
Bandon Township, Renville County, Minnesota
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
note
The last record of her.

Wife of John Dwyer and mother of Cornelius. Her maiden name is in Cornelius's death index and in the records of four of her other children, in four states, all naming their parents John Dwyer and Mary Ryan (record). Born in Ireland about 1822-1827; with John from New York to Minnesota (see his page), and living at Bandon Township, Renville County, in 1885. Two Ryans lived with the family later, perhaps her kin: Anne Ryan, 28, a boarder at Cohoes in 1875, and Patrick Ryan, 60, Cornelius's "partner" at Turlock in 1910.

Their children, as the 1860 to 1880 censuses and the children's own records show them: Mary Ellen (b. 1848, Canajoharie), William (b. c. 1851-54, Ohio), Mary Ann (b. c. 1853-55, Moriah; married John McCauley, 1879), Margaret (b. c. 1856-57), Catherine "Kate" (b. c. 1858; Mrs. Dalton; d. Butte, 1908), John J. (b. c. 1860; married at Butte, 1905) and Cornelius (1862). A Michael J. Dwyer (1849-1935, the Bronx) also named them as his parents, but he is not in their household and was born in Ireland in May 1849, fourteen months after Mary Ellen; possibly another family's.

Open questions

  • Her origin. Some fourteen John Dwyer and Mary Ryan marriages are indexed in Co. Tipperary between 1812 and 1862, three in the right years (Anacarty 1845, Knockavilla 1847, Clonoulty 1849); without a sponsor, a townland or a sibling's record, none can be chosen.
  • Her death, after 1885.
  1. ---
  2. name: Mary Ryan
  3. aka: [Mary Dwyer]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Wife of John Dwyer and mother of Cornelius Dwyer, the youngest of their children; she was born
  8. in Ireland about 1822-1827. She went with John from New York to Minnesota, where she was living
  9. at Bandon Township, Renville County, in 1885; after that nothing is known of her.
  10. born:
  11. date: c. 1822-1827
  12. place: Ireland
  13. basis: documented
  14. confidence: proven
  15. sources: [census-1860-black-brook-dwyer, census-1870-black-brook-dwyer, census-1880-birch-coolie-dwyer, census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
  16. note: Her age gives 1827 (1860), 1822 (1870), 1826 (1875 and 1880), 1823 (1885). The trees' birth at Kilbeg, Cappawhite, Co. Tipperary (or Freshford) and parents Connor Ryan and Kitty Darcy have no source.
  17. died:
  18. date: aft. 1885
  19. basis: documented
  20. confidence: proven
  21. sources: [census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
  22. note: The tree's death about 1907 in Rice County is Mary (Shanahan) Dwyer's.
  23. residences:
  24. - date: "c. 1848"
  25. place: Canajoharie, New York
  26. basis: compiled
  27. confidence: probable
  28. sources: [index-dwyer-ryan-children-records]
  29. note: "Their daughter Mary Ellen was born here about 1848."
  30. - date: "c. 1852"
  31. place: Ohio
  32. basis: documented
  33. confidence: probable
  34. sources: [census-1870-black-brook-dwyer]
  35. note: "Their son William was born in Ohio about 1851-1854."
  36. - date: "c. 1854"
  37. place: Moriah, New York
  38. basis: documented
  39. confidence: probable
  40. sources: [index-dwyer-ryan-children-records]
  41. note: "Their daughter Mary Ann was born at Moriah about 1853-1855, as the iron mines at Mineville opened."
  42. - date: "1860"
  43. place: Black Brook, Clinton, New York
  44. basis: documented
  45. confidence: probable
  46. sources: [census-1860-black-brook-dwyer]
  47. note: In her husband's household.
  48. - date: "1870"
  49. place: Black Brook, Clinton, New York
  50. basis: documented
  51. confidence: probable
  52. sources: [census-1870-black-brook-dwyer]
  53. note: In her husband's household.
  54. - date: "1875"
  55. place: Cohoes, New York
  56. basis: documented
  57. confidence: probable
  58. sources: [census-1875-new-york-dwyer]
  59. note: "In the household at Cohoes, the cotton-mill town, in the 1875 New York census."
  60. - date: "1880"
  61. place: Birch Coolie, Renville, Minnesota
  62. basis: documented
  63. confidence: probable
  64. sources: [census-1880-birch-coolie-dwyer]
  65. note: In her husband's household.
  66. - date: "1885"
  67. place: Bandon Township, Renville County, Minnesota
  68. basis: documented
  69. confidence: probable
  70. sources: [census-1885-minnesota-bandon-dwyer]
  71. note: The last record of her.
  72. ---
  74. Wife of John Dwyer and mother of Cornelius. Her maiden name is in Cornelius's death index and in
  75. the records of four of her other children, in four states, all naming their parents John Dwyer and
  76. Mary Ryan ([record](/files/sources/index-dwyer-ryan-children-records/)). Born in Ireland about 1822-1827;
  77. with John from New York to Minnesota (see his page), and living at Bandon Township, Renville County,
  78. in 1885. Two Ryans lived with the family later, perhaps her kin: Anne Ryan, 28, a boarder at Cohoes in
  79. 1875, and Patrick Ryan, 60, Cornelius's "partner" at Turlock in 1910.
  81. Their children, as the 1860 to 1880 censuses and the children's own records show them: Mary Ellen
  82. (b. 1848, Canajoharie), William (b. c. 1851-54, Ohio), Mary Ann (b. c. 1853-55, Moriah; married John
  83. McCauley, 1879), Margaret (b. c. 1856-57), Catherine "Kate" (b. c. 1858; Mrs. Dalton; d. Butte,
  84. 1908), John J. (b. c. 1860; married at Butte, 1905) and Cornelius (1862). A Michael J. Dwyer
  85. (1849-1935, the Bronx) also named them as his parents, but he is not in their household and was born
  86. in Ireland in May 1849, fourteen months after Mary Ellen; possibly another family's.
  88. ## Open questions
  90. - Her origin. Some fourteen John Dwyer and Mary Ryan marriages are indexed in Co. Tipperary between
  91. 1812 and 1862, three in the right years (Anacarty 1845, Knockavilla 1847, Clonoulty 1849); without a
  92. sponsor, a townland or a sibling's record, none can be chosen.
  93. - Her death, after 1885.
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