Ohio Families

I suspect that Joseph might be Mary Burns' son, since he was born in Ireland, but I'm leaving him with Mary Reardon, since that is where the rootsweb database, MYFAM8, owned by Dennis Murphy, puts him.
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmurphy595&id=I5098

1880 Census, 18th ward of Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
Series T9, Roll 1008, Page 283
from HeritageQuestOnline.com, not found at ancestry.com
indexed as: MONARTY LAWRINCE

Moriarty, Lawrence, 80, no occupation, did not work in past year,
Mary, 70, wife, keeping house, cannot read or write
Joseph, 36, son, single, works in iron mill, unemployed 4 months in past year, cannot read or write

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This could be the naturalization information for this Joseph Moriarty, son of Lawrence and either Mary Burns or Mary Reardon. The information agrees with the approximate birth of Joseph, approximate arrival of the family in the US, and the fact that he couldn't write, as Joseph said on the 1880 Census. If so, then the Moriartys were from County Kerry.

Note: There were two in the Newburgh section of Cleveland, but one lived on Axwell (later E. 78th) for his adult life, including the years 1887 and 1891, and this information is for a man living on Stafford Street in 1888.

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Index reference from Ohio, County Naturalization Records, 1800-1977
Cuyahoga County, Naturalization cards 1818...1931

Joseph Moriarty,
Stafford St., Cleveland
born Ireland May 1, 1840
arr US Oct 1 1850
naturalized: Oct 20, 1888
Petition No. 1759
Common Pleas

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From Petitions for Naturalization, Cuyahoga Co., at familysearch.
Application of Joseph Moriarty for Admission to Citizenship

Joseph Moriarty
subject of the Queen of England
born on or about 1st of May 1840 in the town of Kerry, Ireland,
first arrived in US on or about 1st of October 1850
declared intention to become a citizen on 20th day of October 1888
certificate of such declaration being on file in book 10-368
has never borne a title or been part of the nobility in the Kingdom from which he came
he is, by occupation, a heater
and resides at Stafford St, Cleveland
signed X his mark Joseph Moriarty

Renounces allegiance to Victoria, Queen
20th Oct 1888
before C J Whitman ??? [unreadable], a Deputy Clerk

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-28313-30143-49?cc=1987615&wc=MMR6-NS4:1856301792