Name Info
PAT DOWLING
c1838 IR to 1860-1920 ?IR
son of HENRY DOWLING and ALICIA COMPTON
PAT DOWLING
c1838 IR to 1860-1920 ?IR
son of HENRY DOWLING and ALICIA COMPTON
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Search.........Person PAF-ID.........09000030 Gender.........male Status.........deceased Age............22y 0m 0d Last-Marital...married Fam-Group......DEATON Fam-ID.........DOWLING Citizenship....foreign |
#Marriages.....1 #Divorces......0 #Sources.......2 #Events........1 #Images:.......5 #Comments......0 #Siblings......0 #Children......1 |
Person-Type....A Immigrant?.....no Immig-Known?...no Parent?........father Spouse?........husband Sibling?.......brother Child?.........son Twin...........no Adopted?....... |
Title(s)....... Ancestor.......ancestor RelatedToMe.... Gen-#..........05 Ahn-#.......... Religion.......Catholic PoliticParty... Ht/Wt/Eye/Hair. Burial......... |
Parents and Siblings
- Parent: HENRY DOWLING, male, born:1818 ?Ireland, died:1838-1900 (20y 0m 0d) ?Ireland, Anc:1, Dad:{_?_} DOWLING, Mom:{_?_} DOWLING, #M:1
- Parent: ALICIA COMPTON, female, born:1818 ?Ireland, died:1838-1900 (20y 0m 0d) ?Ireland, Anc:1, Dad:{_?_} COMPTON, Mom:{_?_} COMPTON, #M:1
Spouse(s) and Children
- Marriage: 1858 ?Ireland
- Spouse: Mrs. {_?_} DOWLING, female, born:1840 ?Ireland, died:1860-1920 (20y 0m 0d) ?Ireland, Anc:1, Dad:{_?_} DOWLING, Mom:{_?_} DOWLING
- ..Child: CATHERINE E. DOWLING, female, born:1859-06 Bray, Wicklow county, Ireland, died:1912-06-20 (53y 0m 19d) Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Anc:1, Dad:PAT DOWLING, Mom:{_?_} DOWLING, #Cmnts:2
Events
Baptism: 1838-12-02y11m1d, Catholic Church in Killtomb and Camma, Role:baptised
Birth: 1838 y0m0d, Ireland">Ireland
Married: 1858 , Age:20y0m0d, ?Ireland">Ireland, Role:groom
Death: 1860-1920, Age:22y0m0d, ?Ireland">Ireland
Census: 1870 , Age:32y0m0d, Role:census federal, 1870 census for New York City. Family of a Patrick Dowling age 32 laborer born in Ireland. Wife Margaret age 28 born Ireland, son John age 7 born England (?), daughter Mary A. age 5 born New York, son Michael age 2 born New York, daughter Margaret age 3 months born New York. Living next door, per the census, is a James Dowling age 21 born Ireland and next door to his household is Richard Grogan age 40 and wife Bridget age 35 and their children Mary and Joseph. Of note is that ancestor Patrick Dowling had a daughter Catherine that was first married to a Mr. Grogan. 1870 census for New York City. Family of a Patrick Dowling age 32 laborer born in Ireland. Wife Margaret age 28 born Ireland, son John age 7 born England (?), daughter Mary A. age 5 born New York, son Michael age 2 born New York, daughter Margaret age 3 months born New York. Living next door, per the census, is a James Dowling age 21 born Ireland and next door to his household is Richard Grogan age 40 and wife Bridget age 35 and their children Mary and Joseph. Of note is that ancestor Patrick Dowling had a daughter Catherine that was first married to a Mr. Grogan.
Church: Catholic
Land: A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor. A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor.
Baptism: 1838-12-02y11m1d, Catholic Church in Killtomb and Camma, Role:baptised
Birth: 1838 y0m0d, Ireland">Ireland
Married: 1858 , Age:20y0m0d, ?Ireland">Ireland, Role:groom
Death: 1860-1920, Age:22y0m0d, ?Ireland">Ireland
Census: 1870 , Age:32y0m0d, Role:census federal, 1870 census for New York City. Family of a Patrick Dowling age 32 laborer born in Ireland. Wife Margaret age 28 born Ireland, son John age 7 born England (?), daughter Mary A. age 5 born New York, son Michael age 2 born New York, daughter Margaret age 3 months born New York. Living next door, per the census, is a James Dowling age 21 born Ireland and next door to his household is Richard Grogan age 40 and wife Bridget age 35 and their children Mary and Joseph. Of note is that ancestor Patrick Dowling had a daughter Catherine that was first married to a Mr. Grogan. 1870 census for New York City. Family of a Patrick Dowling age 32 laborer born in Ireland. Wife Margaret age 28 born Ireland, son John age 7 born England (?), daughter Mary A. age 5 born New York, son Michael age 2 born New York, daughter Margaret age 3 months born New York. Living next door, per the census, is a James Dowling age 21 born Ireland and next door to his household is Richard Grogan age 40 and wife Bridget age 35 and their children Mary and Joseph. Of note is that ancestor Patrick Dowling had a daughter Catherine that was first married to a Mr. Grogan.
Church: Catholic
Land: A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor. A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor.
Image(s)
D__0071 - Burial of Kate (Dowling) Carey - Burial Permit
D__0101 - Christening of Pat Dowling son of Henry Dowling and Alicia Compton
D__0168 - 1870 Census for New York City with Pat Dowling Family
D__0450 - Family of Patrick Dowling
Z__0005 - Map of Counties of Ireland
D__0071 - Burial of Kate (Dowling) Carey - Burial Permit
D__0101 - Christening of Pat Dowling son of Henry Dowling and Alicia Compton
D__0168 - 1870 Census for New York City with Pat Dowling Family
D__0450 - Family of Patrick Dowling
Z__0005 - Map of Counties of Ireland
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A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor.
A Patrick Dowling of the town of Kilkenny in the county of Kilkenny is listed among the 'Irish Landed Gentry'. However, on page 363, included in the list of the group known as the '49 Officers' because they were officers in the year 1649, is a Patrick Dowling. That would make this Patrick Dowling about two centuries too early to be the ancestor.
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