Ohio Families

24 January 1864
Patrick, son of John Finnaghty and Sibby Gallagher, of Culleens
sponsors: Andrew and Anne Gallagher

only the baptism date was recorded for the entries in this register

1910; Census Place: Scranton Ward 20, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1360; Page: 20B; Enumeration District: 0133
at 511 Ripple Street
April 23-25, 1910
[ancestry.com indexed this as Tamick Finn*Ty]

Patrick Finnerty, head, 45, married 1x for 20 years, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1880, naturalized, miner in a mine
Anna Finnerty, wife, 42, 8 children 6 alive, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived ?,
Mary T Finnerty, 18, single, box work, box shop
Sarah M Finnerty, 17, single, student, high school
Cilia L Finnerty, 15, single, box work, box shop
Paul E Finnerty, 11
Anna S Finnerty, 8
Andrew S Finnerty, 4

All children born in Pennsylvania

his "usual residence" when he died, according to his death certificate, was 515 Ripple St, Scranton.

Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963, ancestry.com
Certificate Number: 27187
Name: Patrick G Finnerty
Died 18 Mar 1915, 9AM, at the National Colliery, Scranton, Lackawanna County
male, white, married, age "about 48", born in Ireland
usual residence: 515 Ripple St [Scranton?]
occupation: laborer, National Colliery
cause of death: fall of roof in mines
parents: John Finnerty and Cecelia Gallagher, both born in Ireland
Informant: Catherine Feeney, city [probably one of Patrick's in-laws]
buried: Minooka, March 22, 1915

maybe in Saint Josephs Cemetery, Minooka, Scranton.