photo again?

 I thought I had posted this already, but can't find it, so:

photo

 James McCallion on far left, Ann right in center holding toddler at a family christening:

McBride tree from Sean McNealis

 From Fran, via Sean McNealis from Australia. I need to put this in a tree, but for now:

Charles McBride

 WW1 Draft card:

Contact is Mrs A. McCallion, his sister.

1940 US census:

James & Anna McCallion US census

 1915 NY State census, living at 168 West 65th Street. James's occupation is Fireman:

1920 US Census, still 168 West 65th Street:

Pop's job is listed as Engineer, in the Hotel industry:

I almost don't want to look for the 1925 census, because we know of the tragedy in 1922 ...

1925 NY state census. Same address, Joseph and Anna have died. Pop is listed as an Engineer. Anna's name is wrong.

1930 US census. Now living at 105 West 94th Street:

This must be the worst handwriting of any census taker:

James is ??? in "City Dist".

James, his son, is "Telephone Co Clerk".

The date column to the left is Immigration Year.  Both are wrong, should be 1910 & 1911.

1940 US Census. Now at 74 West 103rd Street. 

Family must have moved to St Nicholas Ave shortly after.

more pics from Fran

 Annie McCallion, died of diphtheria 1922:

Mass card for Joseph McCallion:

Mass card for Pop, James McCallion, 1954:

Mass card for Patrick McCallion,  one of James's younger brothers. Dies March 22, 1960:

Mass card for John, son of John McCallion, oldest of the McCallion brothers:

mystery photo

We've been trying to track down the gents in this photo, supposed to be a set of McCallion brothers. 

reverse:

More on the origin of this pic: Kath received this from Conor Murphy, grandson of Frank Murphy and Margaret McBride. Anna McBride McCallion sent it to her sister Margaret ?

http://www.photohistory-sussex.co.uk/USAStudiosHastings.htm

USA Studios was NOT in the US, but had offices in London and Provinces, assuming in this case to be Ulster.

Based on the link above, this postcard was used by the studio between 1912 and 1915. James had already emigrated in 1910, Daniel and Michael by 1912.