Ohio Families

Was Patrick called James at birth or is the civil registration mistaken? This is the only McAneny in Gortin from 1865 to 1870, except for the 2nd James in 1869.
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Superintendent Registrar's District: Gortin, Registrar's District: Plumbridge, Co Tyrone
Births
17 March 1867, in Lisnacraig
James [son of] John McAneny, a farmer of Lisnacraig, and Susan McAneny, formerly Toner. informant: John -his mark- McAneny, of Lisnacraig.

arrived at New York 23 May 1881, SS Furnessia, from Glasgow via Moville

Susan McAneny, 28
Patrick, 11
James, 8
Michael, 6
John, 4
Thomas, 2
Bernard, 1

1899 Cleveland City Directory
McAnany Bernard laborer boards 1555 1/2 St Clair
James helper r 1555 1/2 St Clair
Michael laborer bds 1555 1/2 St Clair
Patrick boilermkr r 1555 1/2 St Clair

1900 City Directory
McAnany Bernard enameler r 1553 St Clair
James boilermkr r 1553 St Clair
Michael boilermkr r 1553 St Clair
Patrick boilermkr r 1553 St Clair

1910 Census 18th Ward of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Series T624, Roll 1173, Page 12A, E. D. 271.
April 21, 1910

renting at 9321 Benham Rd
Indexed as "Mcanerny" at familysearch

McAneny, James, 40, married once, 11 years, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1880, naturalized, boiler maker, oil works
---, Catherine, 30, married once, 11 years, 4 children, 3 alive, born in Ohio, parents in Ireland
--------, Mary, 8
--------, Rose, 7
---, Catherine, 9/12
McAneny, Patrick, 42, brother, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1880, naturalized, boiler maker, oil works

All children born in Ohio

"United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/ML8P-YPR : accessed 17 Feb 2014), James Mcanerny, Cleveland Ward 18, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States; citing sheet , family 221, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1375186.

working as a boiler maker in an oil works when the 1910 Census was taken

living at 9321 Benham Ave when the 1910 census was taken

Declaration of Intention
Common Pleas Court, Cleveland
20 September 1928
Patrick McAneny, 61, a boiler maker
5' 7 3/4", 180 pounds, gray hair and eyes, no other visible distinctive marks
born 17 March 1867, Plumbridge, Co Tyrone
arrived at the port of New York in 1878, on the Farnicia, from Queenstown

 

[He arrived on the SS Furnessia from Moville on 23 May 1881]

 

lived in Peoria in 1935 according to the 1940 Census

1940 Peoria City Directory
McAneny Patk r 133 Irving

1940; Census Place: Peoria, Peoria, Illinois; Roll: T627_917; Page: 82B; Enumeration District: 104-24. (at ancestry.com)
at the Roosevelt Hotel, 221 North Adams St

McAneny, Patrick, lodger, 73, single, 3 yrs school, born in Northern Ireland, boilermaker, shop, lived in Peoria in 1935, working on his own account

living at the Roosevelt Hotel, 221 North Adams St, when the 1940 Census was taken

working as a boilermaker in a shop, on his own account, when the 1940 Census was taken

death record said he worked as a Boilermaker on the Railroad Lines

Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947 at ancestry.com
Name: Patrick McAneny
Birth Date: 17 Mar 1867
Birth Place: Tyrone, Ireland
Death Date: 19 Oct 1942
Death Place: Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Burial Date: 21 Oct 1942
Burial Place: Peoria Twp., Peoria County, Illinois
Cemetery Name: St. Mary's
Death Age: 76
Occupation: Boilermaker-RailroadLines
Race: White
Marital Status: S
Gender: Male
Residence: Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois
Father Name: John McAneny
Father Birth Place: Tyrone, Ireland
Mother Name: Susan Toner
Mother Birth Place: Tyrone, Ireland

Buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Peoria Township, according to the record.