Ohio Families

In 1901 Bartley, age 15, is living with his father and mother, both age 60, and his siblings Thomas (28), Anne (26), and John (20), in house number 14,
Tonabrocky Townland, in the Civil Parish of Rahoon, Barony of Galway, District Electoral Division of Barna, in the County of Galway.

None of the children are married; the parents could not read or write; all are Roman Catholic; Walter Carr was a farmer.

It was a two room stone, concrete, or brick dwelling with a thatched roof and two windows. As such it was classified as a third class dwelling

 

2. Census of Tonabrocky at the Irish National Archives, http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Galway/Barna/Tonabrocky/1374581/

Bartley arrived in the United States on April 29, 1908, aboard the SS Campania, which had left Queenstown on April 23. he was 25, single, a laborer of Irish nationality who was a British subject. He was 5'8" with fair complexion, fair hair, and blue eyes. His last residence was Galway. His closest relative in his home country was his father Walter Carr, whose home was written as "Thonanbrucky" Galway. Bartley's destination was the home of his cousin Martin Kelly, at 9537 Meech Ave, Cleveland. He had paid for trip himself, held $15 and a ticket to his destination. He had not been in the US before

Manifest of the Campania at http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?pID=101778030057

9406 Meech

4025 E. 89th

1910 Federal Census, Ohio, Cuyahoga Co., 18th Ward of Cleveland.
Series T624, Roll 1173, page 78.
Enum. Dist 270, Sheet 1A
renting at 4025 East 89th Street:

Edward Rodgers, head, 71, married 1x for 45 years, born in Ireland, parents also, retired, living on own income, could not read or write English, arrived in US in 1872, is a naturalized citizen

Anna Rodgers, Wife, 66, married 1x for 45 years, born in Ireland, parents also, 10 children, 7 alive, arrived in US in 1872

William Rodgers, Son, 40, Widowed, born in England, parents in Ireland, arrived in US in 1872, is a naturalized citizen, stationary engineer
Anna May Rodgers, grand daughter, 12, born in Ohio, father in England, mother in Ohio
Grace Rodgers, Granddaughter, 10, born in Ohio, father in England, mother in Ohio
Coletta Rodgers, Granddaughter, 6, born in Ohio, father in England, mother in Ohio

Maggie Cushing, daughter, 35, married 1x for 14 years, 5 children, 3 alive, born in Ohio, parents in Ireland
Helen Cushing, Granddaughter, 13, born in Ohio
Anna May Cushing, Granddaughter, 12, born in Ohio
Alice Cushing, Granddaughter, 10, born in Ohio

Edward Anderson, Grandson, 21, born in Ohio, father in Maryland, mother in Ireland, street car conductor

John McCracken, Grandson, 18, born in Ohio, parents also, time keeper in a wire mill

John McGee, boarder, 35, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1900, heater wire mill
Carr, Barney, boarder, 25, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1908, laborer, wire mill

"United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/ML8G-V1M : accessed 21 Feb 2014), Edward Rodgers, Cleveland Ward 18, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States; citing sheet , family 2, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1375186.

On August 27, 1917, Barney Carr died of acute myocarditis at City Hospital, Cleveland. His cousin, Martin Kelly, of "9314" Harvard Ave was the informant. Barney's parents' names are given as Walter Carr and "Hanor" Kelly. Barney had been working as an orderly at City Hospital, and had been seen by a doctor from April 27, 1917, until the day of his death. He was buried in Calvary Cemetery on August 29, 1917, from the John P McGreal funeral home at 9023 Harvard

"Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X8J2-P5P : accessed 05 Sep 2013), Barney Carr, 1917.