Ohio Families

Kilbroney Parish, baptisms
12 February 1856
Patrick [son of] James Slone and Margaret Cunningham. sponsors: James Crilly and Marr Kenney

Patrick was of Kilfeaghan when he married.

1901 Census of Ireland
Residents of a house 12 in Kilfeaghan (Killowen, Down)

James Sloan, 65, head, farmer
Margaret Sloan, 65, wife
Pat Sloan, 45, son, farmer's son
Mary Sloan, 40, daughter in law, farmer's daughter
Margaret Sloan, 1, grand daughter

Ellis Island SS Etruria, from Liverpool May 13, 1905, arriving New York May 21, 1905

Thomas Sloane, 25, farmer, destination: his brother, J Sloane, 55 Lake Street, Cleveland, Ohio, had not been in the US before
Rose A Sloane, 25, servant, had not been in the US before
Patrick Sloane, 36 or 37, steam fitter, had been in the US before, 1901 in Cleveland, Ohio
last residence of all: Kilfeaghan. all paid for their own voyage.
Rose and Patrick's destination: a cousin Peter Doran, East Quartz Street, Butte City, Montana

[There was a line through Thomas' name, but not across the entire form. Apparently he made the trip. There is a Thomas Sloan, miner, in Butte, MT on records from 1906 to 1918, that match Thomas' information. See his residence and draft registration events.]

1906 Butte, Montana, City Directory
Patrick Doran, miner, Anaconda Mine, boards 28 East Quartz

State of Montana
Certificate of Death, file # 9888, registered # 7511
Pat Sloan
October 8, 1906, in Butte, Montana
white, male, single, age 51, born in Ireland
occupation: miner
cause of death: sarcoma
parents born in Ireland, names missing
buried: Catholic
undertaker: L Duggan

Burial Record - 2 separate index cards:
Sloan, Pat
d Oct 8 1906
St Patrick's Cemetery
Sexton

Sloan, Pat
d Oct 8 1906
age 51
Bur Catholic
Vol 4 p 217
Mortuary Record

The Butte Miner
Butte, Montana
Wednesday, October 10, 1906 - Page 5

The funeral of the late Pat Sloan will take place this afternoon at two o'clock from the residence of Peter Doran, 121 West Copper street. Services at Sacred Heart church.

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The Butte Daily Post
Butte, Montana
Tuesday, October 09, 1906 - 4

Pat Slown, aged 51 years, died last evening after a short illness of cancer. The deceased had been in the city about one year. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of Pat Doran, 121 West Copper street, proceeding to the Sacred Heart church, where services will be held.