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national school teacher

national school teacher

school teacher

was a teacher when he married Mary Finn

Living in Brooklyn when his son Felix arrived in the US

was living at 287 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, when his sons James and Charles arrived in the US

1905 New York State Census
13th election district, block E, 14th Assembly District, Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY,page 6
at 141 North 11th Street

James Tarsney, 50, born in Ireland, in US 14 years, machinist
Mary Tarsney, 30, born in Ireland, in US 14 years
Felix Tarsney, 22, born in Ireland, in US 6 years, electrician
Charles Tarsney, 23, born in Ireland, in US 5 years, electrician
Kate Tarsney, 17, born in Ireland, in US 5 years, braid maker
Peter Tarsney, 12, born in US, at school (6)
John Tarsney, 6, born in US, at school (1)
Francis J Tarsney, 4, born in US

June 17, 1908
Kings County Surrogate's Court
In the matter of the application for limited letters of administration of the goods, chattels, and credits which were of Lucy Tarsney.
Petition filed June 17, 1908
Decree made June 17, 1908

The petition of James Tarsney ... resident of 287 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, the father of Lucy Tarsney deceased.

That said deceased departed this life at Essex Connecticut the 18th of May 1908, and was at or immediately previous to her death a resident of the county of Kings.

'That she died without a will.'
'That she died a natural death and that the petitioner saw her remains after her death.'

That said deceased at the time of her death was possessed and owner of no personal property but left her surviving a cause of action for damages for personal injuries resulting in her death against on New York Hartford Transportation Company and others

'That she owned no real estate, that she made no arrangement for transferring any property after her death'

That the names of the husband or widow, and the next of kin of the deceased ... are:

James Tarsney, father, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Mary Tarsney, step mother, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Mary Tarsney, sister, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Charles Tarsney, brother, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Felix Tarsney, brother, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Catherine Tarsney, sister, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
John Tarsney, half brother, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn
Frank Tarsney, half brother, 287 Union Avenue Brooklyn

dated and signed 16 June 1908, James Tarsney, witnessed by H B Maurer[?], commissioner of deeds, NYC

June 17, 1908, Hon. Herbert T Ketcham, surrogate, ... orders that limited letters of administration be awarded to said petitioner

1910 Census, Brooklyn Ward 14, ED 289

at 287 Union Ave

James Tarsney, 54, arrived 1892, married 2x, this time for 18 years, born in Ireland, parents also, naturalized, laborer, tube manufacturing company
Mary Tarsney, 36, married 1x, this time for 18 years, 2 children, 2 alive, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1892
Katherine Tarsney, 23, single, daughter, born in Ireland, parents also, arrived 1902, bookbinder
John Tarsney, 11, born in NY, parents in Ireland
Francis Tarsney, 9, born in NY, parents in Ireland

New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949
James Tarsney
died 24 November 1911, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
age 50, married, white
occupation: tube maker
born in Ireland
buried: St John's Cemetery, NY, 27 November 1911
father: Felix Tarsney, born in Ireland
mother: Mary Kenny, born in Ireland

James Tarsney
Birth unknown
Death Nov 1911
Burial Saint John Cemetery Middle Village, Queens County, New York, USA
Plot Section: 16 | Row: L | Plot: --- | Grave: 31
Memorial ID 161136082
his daughter Lucy is buried in the same grave

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/161136082/james-tarsney