So, I had always heard that Josephine lost two old siblings in the NY diphtheria epidemic, but had only seen evidence for Joseph.
But, thanks to Joanne for this about Anna Maria McCallion:
This is a note from Anna/Nanny to her daughter Josephine:So, I had always heard that Josephine lost two old siblings in the NY diphtheria epidemic, but had only seen evidence for Joseph.
But, thanks to Joanne for this about Anna Maria McCallion:
This is a note from Anna/Nanny to her daughter Josephine:This is James's brother Michael's US entry, April 15th, 1911:
Home address/nearest relative looks like "J. McCallion. Tironeill"
Intended address is: "Brother J. McCallion. 142 W 67 St. NewYork."
This is the same address used by Anna McBride McCallion. She arrives one week later, April 23, 1911.
Brother Daniel's entry, May 19, 1912:
His intended address is: "Brother Michael McCallion. 124 West 83rd St. New York"
The McCallion clan, what year? Josephine is 14 or so?
My guess (LtoR): James, Eddie, Anna McBride McCallion, Josephine, James, George, Charles (Chick):
Grandma Anna McBride McCallion on tenement rooftop with her dogs:
From Joanne: Aunt Ann (Jimmy's wife), Mom (Josephine), Aunt Pat (George's wife), Aunt Jean (Eddie's wife):