Frances G. O'Neill1,2,3

b. circa 1858, d. 30 April 1914
Last Edited21 Jul 2020
FatherThomas O'Neill2 b. c 1816, d. bt 1860 - 1870
MotherMary Gennings2 b. c 1825
Birth*circa 1858Massachusetts, United States2 
Death*30 April 1914Medfield State Asylum, Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Died of Organic Heart Disease and chronic dementia. Daughter of Thomas O'Neill and Mary Jennings. Age 54, single, bookkeeper. In hospital for 10 years, 6 months and 23 days.3 

Citations

  1. Listed as Frances G. O'Neill on her death certificate.
  2. [S500] 1900 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Census Place: Boston Ward 7, Suffolk, Massachusetts; Page: 65; Family History Library Film: 803522. Line 32-39, family of Thos. O'Neil.
  3. [S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Massachusetts Deaths, 1841-1915," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N4ZN-XYK : 6 April 2020), Frances G O'Neill, 30 Apr 1914; citing Medfield,,Massachusetts, 424, State Archives, Boston; FHL microfilm 2,404,252.

Francis O'Neill1,2

b. 17 March 1860, d. 9 November 1897
Last Edited12 Mar 2010
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherThomas O'Neill b. 20 Feb 1820, d. 18 Dec 1894
MotherBridget Martin b. 10 Feb 1832, d. 9 Sep 1895

Family

 Agnes Hornby b. 6 Jun 1864, d. 14 Nov 1915
Marriage*21 June 1886Agnes Hornby; St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Montreal, Montreal County, Quebec, Canada; "On the 21st of June, 1895...after publication of one bann in our parish... between Francis O'Neil of Lorette, son of age of Thomas O'Neil and Bridget Martin of the same place on one part; and Agnes Hornby, of this parish, daughter of age of John Hornby and the late Elizabeth McCartney of Quebec on the other part...in the presence of Alexander Moore and of Elizabeth Martin of Quebec...7 
Children 1.Joseph Thomas Francis O'Neill+11 b. 16 Feb 1888, d. 1976
 2.Mary Elizabeth O'Neill11 b. 8 Sep 1889, d. 23 Aug 1898
 3.Joseph John O'Neill11 b. 10 Nov 1891
 4.Thomas Gerald O'Neill11 b. 1 Dec 1893, d. 14 Oct 1921
 5.Joseph James Norman O'Neill b. 27 Feb 1896, d. 26 Mar 1899
 6.Mary Bridget O'Neill+11 b. 17 Jun 1898, d. 8 Jan 1965
Birth*17 March 1860St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada3 
Baptism21 March 1860St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; by Father F. McDonnell, godparents were Alexander Leonard and Jane O'Meara.3 
(Witness) CensusJanuary 1861Thomas O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neal", a farmer, born in L. Canada, Catholic, age 40, living in a 1 story frame house with his wife and 5 children and his mother. The census states that this area is southeast of the River Jacques Cartier. Neighbors are Thomas Dacres and Joseph Harris.
"Bridget Martin, 29, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
John O'Neal, 10, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Thomas O'Neal, 8, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Catherine O'Neal, 5, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
James O'Neal, 3, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Francis O'Neal, 1, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Judith Duffy, 73, born Ireland, Catholic.4 
(Witness) CensusMay 1871Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #227, male, age 50, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 39, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
John, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Thomas, male, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Catherine, female, age 15, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 12, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 8, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Mary Ann, female, age 5, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 2, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julian, male, age 1 month, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent. Note: this should be a female, Julia Ann.5 
(Witness) CensusApril 1881Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #368, male, age 60, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 46, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent.
Catherine, female, age 25, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 22, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 13, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julia, female, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
William, male, age 7, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Anna, female, age 24, widowed, born Quebec, of Irish descent, Catholic.
Thomas, male, age 10 months, born Quebec, of Irish descent.6 
Marriage*21 June 1886Agnes Hornby; St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Montreal, Montreal County, Quebec, Canada; "On the 21st of June, 1895...after publication of one bann in our parish... between Francis O'Neil of Lorette, son of age of Thomas O'Neil and Bridget Martin of the same place on one part; and Agnes Hornby, of this parish, daughter of age of John Hornby and the late Elizabeth McCartney of Quebec on the other part...in the presence of Alexander Moore and of Elizabeth Martin of Quebec...7 
(Witness) Baptism23 January 1887Joseph Alexander Moore; Notre-Dame-de-l'Annonciation Catholic Church, L'Ancienne Lorette, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...of Thomas Joseph Moore and Jane O'Neill of this parish. Godfather, Francis O'Neill, uncle of the infant and Godmother, Agnes Hornby, wife of the Godfather..."8 
Census*6 April 1891Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Frank O'Neill", HH #3, male, aged 30, married, born Quebec, parents born Quebec, Catholic, farmer, can read and write. Living beside his parents. Living with him:
Agnes, female, age 27, married, spouse, born Quebec, French Canadian, parents born Quebec, Catholic, can read and write.
Frank, male, age 2, son, born Quebec, Catholic.
Elizabeth, female, age 1, daughter, born Quebec, Catholic.9 
Witness: Agnes Hornby
Witness: Joseph Thomas Francis O'Neill
Witness: Mary Elizabeth O'Neill
Death*9 November 1897Little River, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The tombstone inscription states:
In Memory of
Thomas O'Neill
Died 18th Dec 1894
     Aged 75 yrs
Also Bridget Martin
Beloved wife of
Thomas O'Neill
Died 9th Sept 1895
     Aged 63 years
      R.I.P.
     
     (on side)
     In Memory of
Francis O'Neill
Died 9th of Nov. 1897
     Aged 37 years
     Also His wife
Agnes Hornby
Died 14th Nov 1915
     Aged 52 yrs
     R.I.P.
     
      (below)
      His daughter
      Lillie
Died 23 Aug 1898 Aged 10 years
      Norman
Died 26 Mar 1899 Aged 3 years2 
Witness: Agnes Hornby
Burial*12 November 1897St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Church record states: On the l2th day of November 1897, we the undersigned, parish priest, have interred in the grave yard of this parish, the body of Francis O'Neil, husband of Jane Hornsby, deceased in the Little River, on the lOth inst., aged 39 years, Were present John O'Neil and Joseph O'Neil, his brothers, who signed and many other friends and acquaitances who declared they could not sign. This act was duly read.
John O'Neill Joseph O'Neill
H. McGratty, priest.

The tombstone inscription states:
In Memory of
Thomas O'Neill
Died 18th Dec 1894
     Aged 75 yrs
Also Bridget Martin
Beloved wife of
Thomas O'Neill
Died 9th Sept 1895
     Aged 63 years
      R.I.P.
     
     (on side)
     In Memory of
Francis O'Neill
Died 9th of Nov. 1897
     Aged 37 years
     Also His wife
Agnes Hornby
Died 14th Nov 1915
     Aged 52 yrs
     R.I.P.
     
      (below)
      His daughter
      Lillie
Died 23 Aug 1898 Aged 10 years
      Norman
Died 26 Mar 1899 Aged 3 years10

Citations

  1. I'm not sure that Thomas and Bridget O'Neill are his parents but it seems likely since they're on the same tombstone.
  2. [S100] Bridget Martin O'Neill, Frances O'Neill, Agnes Hornby O'Neill, Lillie and Norman O'Neill, Thomas O'Neill, Gravestone Image, St. Gabriel's Catholic Cemetery, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada.
  3. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Jancie Copeman's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  4. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Quebec County, Valcartier, p. 409.
  5. [S370] 1871 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 76.
  6. [S378] 1881 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 95.
  7. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), St. Anthony of Padua, Montreal, 1886.
  8. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, L'Ancienne-Lorette, Notre-Dame-de-L'Annonciation. Baptism of Joseph Alexander Moore, 23 January 1887.
  9. [S193] 1891 Canada Census, online www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Ancienne Lorette, Division 2, Page 1.
  10. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), St. Gabriel's de Valcartier, 1897.
  11. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Tom O'Neill's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi

Francis Daniel O'Neill1,2

b. December 1864, d. 9 May 1945
Last Edited17 Jan 2011
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJames O'Neill1 b. 2 Sep 1823, d. 31 Jan 1890
MotherMargaret Mary Ryan1 b. c 1823, d. c 1905

Family

 Margaret Georgina McKenzie b. c 1875
Marriage*21 October 1901Margaret Georgina McKenzie; Montana, United States; In Tom Stout's, History of Montana (1921), Vol. 3, p. 1263, it states that Margaret & Frank married 10/21/1901.6,4 
Children 1.Frances Aileen O'Neill2 b. 25 Dec 1904, d. 17 Jun 1995
 2.Thomas Mackenzie O'Neill2 b. 4 Mar 1907, d. 7 Mar 2003
 3.Robert Alexander O'Neill2 b. 15 May 1908
 4.Margaret Ann O'Neill2 b. 4 Sep 1909
 5.Daniel Emmett O'Neill2 b. 4 Aug 1911, d. 27 May 1975
 6.Rosemary B. O'Neill2 b. 6 May 1913
Birth*December 1864Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada1,3,4 
Baptism11 December 1864Our Lady of Guelph Catholic Church, Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada; Sponsors were James Kieran and Bridget Ryan.4 
Note*From the book by Tom Stout (1921), Montana: Its Story and Biography, Vol.3, p. 1263 : Francis Daniel O'Neill was a prominent and well known ranchman of Powder River, Montana, with headquarters on the trail creek and since becoming a resident of Montana in 1885 he has also conspicuously identified with the political life of the commonwealth.

Mr. O'Neill was born in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, December 1864 but was reared near Lawerence, Kansas, where his father, James O'Neill owned a large Galloway Stock Farm. The senior O'Neill was born in Valcartier, Province of Quebec. He married in early life to Margaret Ryan, who was born in Tipperary, Ireland.

From Kansas, James and Margaret O'Neill went to Saline County, Missouri, where Mr. James O'Neill spent the rest of his life there and his widow, subsequently passed away in Custer County, Miles City, Montana. Their children: John, who died without issue, James E., a wholesales merchant at Butte, MT. , Thomas died before marriage, William married Julia Devaney of Saline County, MO., Mary E. a resident of Butte, MT. a suffrage leader of the state. Frank Daniel: remained at the parental home until about 1882 or 1883 at the age of 18 or 19, when he made his way to Nebraska, then on to Oregon and Washington to California and finally to Montana. He had spent about one year as a laborer on ranches in the vicinity of Stockton, California. It was in April 1885, at 21, that he came into the territory of Montana from California, traveling over the Northern Pacific Railroad. He had little knowledge of the country he was entering and was seeking work. He first worked as a sheep herder for Oscar Gruell., whose ranch was located on the "Froze-to-Death Creek", north of Yellowstone. During a period of three years he worked at herding and shearing sheep and then entered the sheep business for himself, starting the industry as a half owner with Aron Laney in 1,000 head near the mouth of the Mizpah on the Powder River and he remained identified with the range of that region until he established his headquarters on Trail Creek in 1888. He continued associated with Mr. Laney for two years, then entering the business alone.

In 1913 he gave up the sheep business and instead raised Herfords under the "ON" and 3 bar gate" brand. Frank entered his homestead at the mouth of Trail Creek also an additional homestead, containing 1000 acres along Powder River. Frank, Charles and his sister were in wholesale and livestock business together.

In Custer County, Montana, 10/21/1901 Frank married Miss Margaret C. McKenzie. Her father, John G. McKenzie brought his family from, Stillwater, Minnesota to Montana in 1892, locating at Miles City, Montana. He was in the hotel business there, his death occurred; however on the O'Neill ranch when he reached the age of 80 yrs. and his widow passed away there a few years later. They were the parents of three sons and three daughters: Mrs. Kenneth McLean of Miles, City, Alexander G. whose home is in Salt Lake, Mrs W.T. Perman, of Glendive, MT, Margaret McKenzie was born in Stillwater, Minnesota, Fay W. and Royal McKenzie, the youngest two live at Powder River. Frank and Margaret had six children, Aileen, Thomas, Robert, Margaret, Emmett and Roma. Frank was elected to the 13 Montana Legislature where he served under Speaker McDonald. The about4 
Note*From the book, "Progressive Men of Montana": In the picturesque little hill city of Guelph, county of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Frank D. O'Neill was born December 18, 1864. His father, James O'Neill, was likewise born in Canada, whither his father emigrated from Ireland about the year 1820. James O'Neill engaged in agricultural pursiuits in the province of Ontario and was also proprietor of a hotel in Guelph for a number of years. In 1867 he removed to Jefferson, Kansas and here raised Durham cattle and Cotswold sheep as his specialy, and later located in Saline County, Missouri where he gave his attentin to agriculture. His wife, whose maiden name was Margaret Ry an, was born in Ireland, whence she accompanied her parents on their removal to Canada when a mere child. James O'Neill died in Missouri in 1890 and his widow now resides in Miles City. They became parents of six children, of whom the subject of this review was the youngest, and one of the four yet living.
Frank D. O'Neill received his early education in the public schools of Kansas, to which state his parents had removed when he was but three years of age, and thereafter he remained at the parental home until nineteen years of age. In 1884 he went to California, where he remained one year, at the expiration of which time he came to Montana, locating in Custer county, where he took up a shepherd's staff and sheep shears, and later a tract of land on Powder River, now having a well improved ranch of 5,000 acres, and also having access to an almost unlimited open range. Here he has been extensively engaged in the sheep business, running at the present time about 10,000 head. His ranch is located forty-five miles southeast of Miles City, whre he maintains his residence during the greater portion of the year, having an attractive home of modern design and conveniences.
In his political allegiance Mr. O'Neill has ever been stanchly arrayed in support of the Democratic central committe of Custer county for the past ten years, while for two terms he held membership in the state central committee, having been identified with the same in 1900, when a dissaffected element in the rans of the organization attempted to disrupt the party in Montana at the state convention, held in the city of Butte. Mr. O'Neill was the Democratic candidate for representative of his county in the lower house of the state legislature, at the election of November 1900, but was defeated by a small majority. He has been a member of the state board of sheep commisssioners since 1898. In his fraternal relations our subject is a popular member of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, the Independent Order of Odd Fellow, the Ancient Order of the United Workmen and also the Knights of the Maccabees.
On the 21st of October, 1901, Mr. O'Neill ws united in marriage to Miss Ina McKenzie, who was born in Minnesota and reared in Montana, having been a successful and popular teacher in the public schools of Miles City prior to marriage. She is the daughter of John G. and Margaret McKenzie, natives respectively of Scotland and New Brunswick, and now residents of Miles City.5 
Marriage*21 October 1901Margaret Georgina McKenzie; Montana, United States; In Tom Stout's, History of Montana (1921), Vol. 3, p. 1263, it states that Margaret & Frank married 10/21/1901.6,4 
Land5 May 1904Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MTMTAA 038965 at the Land Office in Billings under the Homestead Entry Original of 1862, Frank D. O'Neill was awarded 160 acres in Section 4 , Township 4-N, Rage 53-E in Custer County. Included Lots 5 of NWNW and Lot 6 of NENW and another lot that was in the S?NW corner.

Note: Famiy states that the area used to be called O'Neill, Montana and that it was 50 miles west of Miles City.7 
Land1 May 1906Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MTMTAA 038971 at the Land Office in Billings under the Sale Cash Entry Act of 1820, Frank D. O'Neill was awarded 144.09 acres in Section 4 and 5, Township 4-N, Rage 53-E in Custer County. Included Lots 3 of NENW and Lot 4 of NWNW in Section 4, and Lot 1 of NENE and Lot 9 of the N Half of NE in Section 5.
7 
Land15 August 1907Margaret Georgina McKenzie; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MTMTAA 038470 at the Land Office in Miles City under the Homestead Entry Original of 1862, Margaret G. McKenzie O'Neill was awarded 163.29 acres in Section 14 , Township 5-N, Rage 52-E in Custer County. Included W?SE part and the SESE part and Lot 5 of the south half of NE.7 
Land*15 August 1907Margaret Georgina McKenzie; Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MV-0631-418 at the Land Office in Miles City under the Homestead Entry Original of 1862, Margaret G. McKenzie O'Neill was awarded 163.29 acres in Section 14 , Township 5-N, Rage 52-E in Custer County. Included south half or the southeast quarter and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and Lot five in this same section.7 
Land28 April 1910Margaret Georgina McKenzie; Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MTMC 0001024 at the Land Office in Miles City under the Sale Cash Entry Act of 1820, Margaret G. McKenzie O'Neill was awarded 157.17 acres in Section 14 , Township 5-N, Rage 52-E in Custer County. Included northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, the west half of the southwest quarter, and Lot six.7 
Land14 September 1923Margaret Georgina McKenzie; Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #MTMC 0003814 at the Land Office in Miles City under the Desert Land Act of 1877, Margaret G. McKenzie O'Neill was awarded 160 acres in Section 14 , Township 5-N, Rage 52-E in Custer County. Included east half of the southwest quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter.7 
Land*24 May 1926Custer County, Montana, United States; From the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office: Accession/Serial #979705 at the Land Office in Billings under the Homestead Entry Act of 1862, Frank D. O'Neill was awarded 160 acres in Section31, Township 5-N, Rage 53-E in Custer County. Included Lots 15 of NWSW, Lot 22 of SWSW, Lot 23 of SWSW and Lot 24 of SESW.7 
Death*9 May 1945Montana, United States8 

Citations

  1. [S502] 1880 US Census, online www.ancestry.com, Kansas, Jefferson County, Sarcoxie, p.9.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, (e-mail address) descendant, 28 March 2008.
  3. [S505] 1920 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Montana, Custer County, School District 13, E.D.46, p. 4b.
  4. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, May, 2008.
  5. [S431] Web site: University of Montana Librairies, Missoula at http://forms.lib.umt.edu/. Book: The Progressive Men of Montana, p. 1755. Progressive Men of the State of Montana was published around 1903 (there's no publication date given in the book). Progressive Men is perhaps the best known of the so-called "subscription histories" of the State of Montana.
  6. [S503] 1910 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Montana, Custer County, School District 16, District 86, p. 4a.
  7. [S431] Web site: Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office Records at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov
  8. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Montana Deaths Database.

Francis Leo O'Neill1

b. 26 May 1898, d. 11 July 1915
Last Edited2 Aug 2017
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
Descendants of Lawrence Corrigan
FatherJohn O'Neill2 b. 13 Feb 1851, d. 14 Apr 1922
MotherMargaret Anne Corrigan2 b. 4 Aug 1866, d. 1942
Baptism26 May 1898St-Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...without the complete ceremony of baptism, due to the doctor (rough translation) stating he he was in danger of death, Francis Leon, born this day of John O'Neill, farmer and of Margeurite Corrigan, of this parish. The Godfahter was Thomas Corrigan and the Godmother, Ethel Corrigan, uncle and aunt of the infant..."3 
Birth*26 May 1898Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada3 
Death*11 July 1915Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Witness: John O'Neill
Witness: Margaret Anne Corrigan
Burial*14 July 1915St. Charles Cemetery, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...in the cemetery of Saint Charles the body of Francis Leo, son of John O'Neil and of Margaret Ann Corrigan, died on the 11th of July at the age of 17 years of the parish of Sainte Angele de Saint Malo..."1 

Citations

  1. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Cimetiere Saint-Charles, burial of Francis Leo O'Neil, 14 July 1914.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.
  3. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, St-Sauveur, baptism of Francis Leon O'Neill, 26 May 1898.

Franklin Pierce Patrick O'Neill1,2

b. 7 April 1853, d. 1933
Last Edited21 Jul 2020
FatherThomas O'Neill3 b. c 1816, d. bt 1860 - 1870
MotherMary Gennings3 b. c 1825

Family

 Frances Fern Dennis b. 1854
Marriage*22 May 1882Frances Fern Dennis; Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Marriage Registration #1321 states: Married on May 22, 1882: Franklin P. O'Neill residing in Boston, age 29, confectioner, born Boston to Thomas and Mary O'Neill, 1st marriage. Fannie F. Dennis, of Boston, 28, born Boston to John H. and Mary A. Dennis, 1st marriage.
The church record states that Franklin Pierce Patritius O'Neill married Frances F. Dennis - it states that there was a special dispensation but the reason is hard to read.1,3,2 
Child 1.Arthur Francis O'Neill+1,6 b. 19 Nov 1885, d. 1953
Birth*7 April 1853Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Birth Registration #1400 states:
Frank Pierce O'Neil (sic) was born April 7, 1853 at 49 Albany Street to Thomas and Mary O'Neil of the same address. Father was born in Ireland and is working as a waiter and mother was born in England.1,4 
Baptism2 October 1853St. Mary Catholic Church, Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; "I baptized October 2nd, 1853 Francis Pierce born the 6th of last April, to Thomas O'Neil and Mary Gennings, his wife. Sponsors:Thomas Finnerty and Bridget Johnson."5 
Marriage*22 May 1882Frances Fern Dennis; Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; Marriage Registration #1321 states: Married on May 22, 1882: Franklin P. O'Neill residing in Boston, age 29, confectioner, born Boston to Thomas and Mary O'Neill, 1st marriage. Fannie F. Dennis, of Boston, 28, born Boston to John H. and Mary A. Dennis, 1st marriage.
The church record states that Franklin Pierce Patritius O'Neill married Frances F. Dennis - it states that there was a special dispensation but the reason is hard to read.1,3,2 
Death*19331 

Citations

  1. [S435] E-mail Message. From Edward Anthony O'Neill to Patricia Balkcom through FamilyTreeDNA on 6/15/2018.
  2. [S1063] NEGHS, online http://www.americanancestors.org, Massachusetts: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Records, 1789-1920 Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2019 (From records supplied by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston).
    https://www.americanancestors.org/DB2726/i/48425/122_123/…. Marriage of Franklin Pierce Patritius O'Neill and Francis F. Dennis, 22 May 1882, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Massachusetts.
  3. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
    Original data:Massachusetts Vital Records, 1840–1911. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.
  4. [S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-8979-7RF : 20 May 2014), Suffolk > Boston > Births 1853 no 1-5649 > image 38 of 150; citing Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, Boston.
  5. [S1063] NEGHS, online http://www.americanancestors.org, Massachusetts: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Records, 1789-1920 Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2019 (From records supplied by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston).
    https://www.americanancestors.org/DB2726/i/48611/178/…. Baptism of Francis Pierce O'Neill, 02 October 1853, St. Mary Catholic Church, Charlestown, Massachusetts.
  6. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Birth Registration for Arthur Goldthwaite O'Neill, born November 19, 1885, Boston, Massachusetts.

Helen O'Neill1

b. 22 January 1915
Last Edited18 Dec 2009
Relationship3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherCharles Emmett O'Neill1 b. 22 Feb 1889
MotherKathryn C. Sullivan1
Birth*22 January 1915Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana, United States1 

Citations

  1. [S431] Web site: University of Montana Librairies, Missoula at http://forms.lib.umt.edu/. Book: The Progressive Men of Montana, p. 1755. Progressive Men of the State of Montana was published around 1903 (there's no publication date given in the book). Progressive Men is perhaps the best known of the so-called "subscription histories" of the State of Montana.

Hugh O'Neill1

b. 26 November 1850, d. before 1860
Last Edited21 Jul 2020
FatherThomas O'Neill1 b. c 1816, d. bt 1860 - 1870
MotherMary Gennings1 b. c 1825
Birth*26 November 1850Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States1 
Baptism1 December 1850Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; "December 1st, 1850 baptized Hugh born 26 Nov. of Thomas O'Neil and Mary Gennings. Sponsors: George O'Neil and Mary Wilkinson."1 
Death*before 1860Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States1 
Witness: Thomas O'Neill
Witness: Mary Gennings

Citations

  1. [S1063] NEGHS, online http://www.americanancestors.org, Massachusetts: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Records, 1789-1920 Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2019 (From records supplied by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston).
    https://www.americanancestors.org/https://…. Baptism of Hugh O'Neill, 01 December 1850, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Massachusetts.

Jack Charles O'Neill1

b. 8 November 1916
Last Edited18 Dec 2009
Relationship3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherCharles Emmett O'Neill1 b. 22 Feb 1889
MotherKathryn C. Sullivan1
Birth*8 November 1916Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana, United States1 

Citations

  1. [S431] Web site: University of Montana Librairies, Missoula at http://forms.lib.umt.edu/. Book: The Progressive Men of Montana, p. 1755. Progressive Men of the State of Montana was published around 1903 (there's no publication date given in the book). Progressive Men is perhaps the best known of the so-called "subscription histories" of the State of Montana.

James O'Neill

b. 2 September 1823, d. 31 January 1890
Last Edited12 Aug 2021
Relationship2nd great-granduncle of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJohn O'Neill b. bt 1792 - 1793, d. 7 Nov 1841
MotherJudith Duffy b. bt 1786 - 1789, d. 25 Aug 1871

Family

 Margaret Mary Ryan b. c 1823, d. c 1905
Marriage*8 November 1851Margaret Mary Ryan; Hamilton, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada; From the family Bible: "James O'Neill married to Margaret Ryan by the Rev. Father Kereon in St. Mary's Church in the city of Hamilton, 8th November, in the Year of Our Lord 1851, County of Wentworth."9 
Children 1.John O'Neill13 b. c 1855, d. bt 1870 - 1880
 2.James E. O'Neill14 b. c 1857
 3.Thomas Alexander O'Neill14 b. 1857, d. bt 1880 - 1890
 4.William Patrick O'Neill+14 b. 1860, d. 16 Aug 1935
 5.Mary Elizabeth O'Neill14 b. c 1862
 6.Francis Daniel O'Neill+14 b. Dec 1864, d. 9 May 1945
Birth*2 September 1823Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Baptismal record states he was 3 weeks old. This is the date listed on his gravestone.1,2 
Baptism23 September 1823St-Ambroise-de-la-Jeune-Lorette Catholic Church, Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Jacques", aged 3 weeks, godparents were Jacques and Louise Pepin.3 
(Witness) Census1824John O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "John Oneil", Family #50, age 33, 3 males (assume this to be John, and sons, Thomas and James) and 5 females in his house (assume this to be Julia, and three daughters, Elizabeth, Bridget and Sarah - who is the other female?), settlement date 1818, has 87 arpents (almost 87 acres) under cultivation (one of the largest number in the settlement). Includes: 30 minots of oats, 4 minots of peas, 60 minots of potatoes, 2 arpents sown in turnips, 16 arpents in timothy, 1/2 arpent each in hemp and flax. He has 3 cows, 2 pigs, and 1 gelding. He produced 100 minots of wheat, 400 minots of potatoes, 200 minots of turnips, 1000 bundles of hay and clover, 4 minots of carrots, and 500 lbs. of butter. He has peas in production but they are still green and have not been harvested.4 
(Witness) Will13 October 1841John O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 13th October 1841
Last Will and Probate of John O’Neill
From: Quebec Archives
Holographic Will Collection

On the thirteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and forty one, I, John O’Neil undersigned being sick and weak in body but of sound mind, memory, and understanding and not knowing when it may please God to call me out of this world do make constituted and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following to wit:

1st I bequeath my soul to Almighty God hoping that he will receive in his great mercy and forgive me my sins.

2nd I leave my body to the earth from whence it was taken hoping that my loving wife and children will give me a Christian burial.

3rd I leave all my immoveable property to my two sons Thomas and James O’Neil to be enjoyed together by them in common as long as they shall live together and if it happens that they separate, the landed property will be divided equally between them according to its value by two or three arbitrators; provided that my dear wife Judith Duffy be decently kept and supported by them as long as she shall choose to live with them, or if she wishes to live by herself, they will provide the following support for her as long as she lives, viz:

They will give her two acres of land upon which they will build a house and a stable; provide her with a cow which must be replaced in case of death and furnish fother or forage for her cow and cultivate her piece of ground. Moreover they will give her each of them yearly the sum of three pounds currency.

4th I leave all my stock of cattle and all my moveable property to my said two sons equally, on conditions that they will give to my daughter Sera O’Neil two cows and the foal I have at present at the time of her marriage and likewise two cows to each of my other daughters, Margaret and Catharine O’Neil at the time of their marriage; and if any of them do not marry I hope they will live in peace with their Brothers who will be obliged to furnish them with a home in case of sickness and take care of them accordingly.

5th My will is that the eight pounds which are due to John Wilson shall be paid on demand. I recommend all my children to be obedient and loving to their mother and agreeable among themselves and my eldest son Thomas is to be considered the conductor of affairs after my death and I recommend my other children to be submissive to him.

The above, I do declare to be my last will and testament which I have heard read and have signed in presence of the witness viz the Reverend H. Paisley, Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe who have also signed with me.

Done and passed in my dwelling home at Valcartier on the day and year aforesaid two words raized are null, two words in the margin are good.

“John O’Neill”
“H. Paisley, priest”
“Ferdinand Murphy”
“James Donohoe”
………………………………………………………………………………………………
Transcribed by Patricia Balkcom, March 2011

My notes: Burial records, three weeks after the will was written, state that John was 48 years old. It appears that he was ill for sometime – since he had written the will three weeks before he died and at a relatively young age. Did he have consumption (tuberculosis)? When he died he left Julia, his wife, and seven surviving children, aged 11 through 27. The two eldest children, Elizabeth (married to John Wilson), and Bridget (married to Thomas Cassin) are not mentioned in the will presumably because they had already married and had husbands to care for them. The two boys, Thomas and James, who were left the land, were 21 and 18 when their father died. James sold his portion of the land to Thomas, five years later, in 1846. We have found James in Guelph, Ontario records by 1855. It is possible that he left Quebec after the land sale to find another type of work. Thomas, kept the land until 1864, he, his wife (Bridget Martin) and children and his mother, Julia, had relocated to Little River in 1863.
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Proved before me at Quebec this 27th of November 1855.
“J. B. Parkin”, A.I.L.C.

Province of Canada, District of Quebec

Before me, the Honorable John Buckworth Parkin, one of the Assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, personally came and appeared Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe, both of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmers, who being severally and respectively duly sworn upon the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God do respectively make oath and say that they were personally present as witnesses to the execution of the Last Will and Testament of the late John O’Neill, hereunto annexed (sic), in his lifetime of St. Gabriel de Valcartier aforesaid, farmer, bearing date the thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one, and beginning with the words “on the thirteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty one” and concluding with the words “Done and passed in my dwelling home at Valcartier on the day and year aforesaid, two words raized are nul, two works in the margin are good”.

That the said late John O’Neill declared and acknowledged to deponents respectively that the signature “John O’Neill” at the foot of the said last will and Testament was his signature and the said signature was by the said John O’Neill signed in presence of deponents; that the signature “H. Paisley, Priest” is the signature of the Reverend H. Paisley since deceased and by him signed in presence of deponents and that the signatures “Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe” appended to the said last will and testament are in the respective handwriting of deponents, and by them signed in the presence of the said testator, of each other and of the said Reverend H. Paisley whose signatures were also appended in presence of deponents, to the said last will.

Sworn before me at Quebec, this 27th November 1855
“Ferdinand Murphy”
“James Donohoe”
“John B. Parkin” A.I.L.C.
………………………………………………………………………………………………


Province of Quebec, District of Quebec

Having seen and examined the paper writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of John O’Neill, in his lifetime of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel of Valcartier, farmer, and the Petition of Thomas O’Neill of the same place, also farmer, together with the affidavits of Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe, both of the said Seigniory, farmers, it is considered that the Probate of the last will and testament has been sufficiently made and established, I hereby direct and order that the said paper writing purporting to be the last will and Testament of the said late John O’N3ell, together with the Probate thereof and other evidence and documents thereto relating and hereunto annexed under the seal of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, be duly enregistered according to law.

          Given at Quebec, this 27th day of November 1855
John B. Parkin, A.I.L.C.

………………………………………………………………………………………………

Enregistered according to the order of the Honorable John Buckworth Parkin, one of the assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, this twenty seventh day of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifty five.

Burroughs Fisel P.C.T.
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Province of Canada, District of Quebec, No. 276

To the Honorable the Judges and assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, in the District of Quebec:

The Petition of Thomas O’Neill, of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmer,
Respectfully Sheweth,
That John O’Neil departed this life on the twenty-eighth day of October in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one at the said Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, having previously to wit, on the thirteenth day of October at Saint Gabriel de Valcartier aforesaid made his last will and testament, which your petitioner is desirous of proving.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that your honor will be pleased to grant him leave to prove the said last will and testament in due form of law.

Quebec 27th November, 1855
“Thomas O’Neill”
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Let the prayer of the above Petitioner be granted and proof be adduced in due form of law.

Quebec, 27th November 1855.
“John B. Parkin” A.I.L.C.
……………………………………………………………………………………………5 
(Witness) Baptism26 January 1844John Wilson; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were James and Margaret O'Neil.6 
(Witness) Baptism17 December 1844James Cassin; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were James O'Neil and Margaret O'Neil, uncle and aunt of the baby. Thomas Cassin is listed as a proprieter.7 
Land*7 November 1846Thomas O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 7th October 1846
Sale and Conveyance
From James O’Neill
To Thomas O’Neill
From records of Edward George Cannon, Notary Public
No. 155
Quebec Archives Film #4MO1-1567A, Images 1722+

On the seventh day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, before us the undersigned Notaries Public duly commissioned and sworn in for that part of Canada heretofore Lower Canada and residing in the City of Quebec in the said province personally came and appeared and were present James O’Neill of the Parish of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmer of the one part; and Thomas O’Neill of the said parish of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmer of the other part. Which said James O’Neill for the price or consideration herein after mentioned did and doth hereby grant, bargain and sell, transfer, assign, convey and (?) ever with warranty against all debts, troubles, and encumbrances whatsoever unto the said Thomas O’Neill hereof accepting as follows That is to say, The undivided half or just motive of those certain lots or pieces of land situate and being in the Seigniory of St. Ignace in the environs of the River Jacques Cartier, containing six arpents in front more or less, by the line thus separating the Seigniory of St. Gabriel from that of St Ignace, by forty two arpents in depth more or less, towards the east forming all the depth of the said Seigniory St. Ignace bound on one side and to the north by unceded lands and on the other side to the south by Lawrence Mooney who did not take out any deed of concession, also another lot of land situate and being in the Seigniory of Saint Gabriel in the fifth concession being lot number twenty-two containing three arpents in front and thirty seven and a half thereabouts in depth more or less bounded on one side to the southwest in front by the line between the fourth and fifth concessions and to the northeast to the depth by the seigniorial line joining on one side to the southwest to lot number twenty one and on the other side to the northwest to lot number twenty three. And all the estate, right, title, interest, property claims and demand whatsoever both in law and in equity of himself the said James O’Neill in to and out of the said undivided half or Just Motive and premises above described being bargained and sold or intended so to be as to the whole now are without any exceptions of reserve and with all which the said Thomas O’Neill doth hereby declared himself as acquainted and satisfied having viewed and examined the same. The said undivided half lot of land and premises above described and bargained being in the environs of the Seigniory of St. Ignace and towards the same charged with the payment of the (cens et rents?) for which it may be held and warranted free and clear of all arrears of the said cens et rents to the current years and of all (?) to this day. To the said James O’Neill the said undivided half or just motive of the said land and premises above described, bargained and sold belonged unto said by virtue of a certain last will and testament of the late John O’Neill made and received before Hugh Paisley, priest, witnessed the thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one and the two described lots of land in virtue of two certain deeds of concession to him made and granted by the Honorable John Stewart both bearing the date the third day of April which was in the they year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight and passed before Notary R. Lelievre and other notaries.

To have and to hold the said undivided half of just motive of the said lots or pieces of land above described, bargained and sold as aforesaid or understood so to be together with all and singular the rights, members and appurtenances whatsoever there unto belonging or in any way appertaining unto the said Thomas O’Neill, his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behold of the said Thomas O’Neill, his heirs and assigns hence forth for ever.

The present sale and conveyance is thus made and granted for and in consideration of the price or sum of sixty pounds current money of this province for and on account and in past payment whereof the said James O’Neill did and doth hereby acknowledge and confess to have received at and before the execution hereof the sum of fifteen pounds current money of this province receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged et dent quittance … and as to the sum or balance of forty five pounds current money aforesaid the said Thomas O’Neill did and doth hereby promise, bind and oblige himself to pay unto the said James O’Neill in two equal and yearly payments of twenty two pounds ten shillings said current money with the first payment whereof shall begin and be made on the first day of May which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty eight and the second and last payment in one year after this.

And for surety of the payments of which said sum of forty five pounds current money aforesaid the said Thomas O’Neill doth hereby affect, bind, oblige and mortgage and …the same undivided half of just motive of the said lots of land above described, bargained and sold together with the privilege and preference of … de forme.

Thus done and passed in the said city of Quebec at the office of E. G. Cannon one of the undersigned notaries on the day and year first above written.

In Faith and Testimony where of the said parties have to these present first duly read and subscribed their names and signatures in the presence of the said notaries who herein to subscribing.

Signed:
James O’Neill
Thos. O’Neill
E. G. Cannon, Notary
Henry C. Austin, Notary

Transcribed by Patricia Balkcom, 4 January 2011
My Notes:
John had two surviving sons, Thomas, aged 26 and James, aged 23 at the time this document was written. Why is James selling his part of the inheritance? We know that in the early 1850s James moved to Guelph, Ontario and bought a hotel. It’s possible that he did not want to farm and hoped to live in a more populated area. It’s also possible that he left Quebec shortly after this document was written. There is a note on the document that states “Expedie a Mr. James O’Neill, 21st January 1850”. The first word is difficult to read but it is possible this was a French term for “sent to”.
Although the first piece of land mentioned in the document is not numbered, I believe it to be Lot #23, the lot that was supposed to be for John’s brother James, who it appears never made it from Ireland. The other piece of land was Lot #22 given to John when he arrived about 1819.5 
Occupation*between 1850 and 1855Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada; James bought and managed Thorp's British Hotel on Market Square at 106 Carden Street.8 
Marriage*8 November 1851Margaret Mary Ryan; Hamilton, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada; From the family Bible: "James O'Neill married to Margaret Ryan by the Rev. Father Kereon in St. Mary's Church in the city of Hamilton, 8th November, in the Year of Our Lord 1851, County of Wentworth."9 
Census*April 1861Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada; "James O'Neal", innkeeper, born Lower Canada, Catholic, age 36, male, married.
Margaret O'Neal, wife, born Ireland, Catholic, age 35.
The children are all listed as "servants":
John, born Canada West, Catholic, age 8.
James E., born Canada West, Catholic, age 6.
Thomas A., born Canada West, Catholic, age 4.
William, born Canada West, Catholic, age 1.10 
Witness: Margaret Mary Ryan
Witness: John O'Neill
Witness: James E. O'Neill
Witness: Thomas Alexander O'Neill
Witness: William Patrick O'Neill
Migration*1867Sarcoxie, Jefferson County, Kansas, United States; This is now Lawrence, Kansas. Bought land here in 1868.11 
NoteJefferson County, Kansas, United States; There wasn't a school close-by so James started the O'Neill School. He was a large landholder in the area. Also, the closest Catholic Church was 12 miles north in Lawrence, Kansas.12 
Note*17 September 1870Sarcoxie, Jefferson County, Kansas, United States; The Kansas State Historical Society's "City Notes":

SHEEP: Mr. James O'Neill residing seven miles west of Johnson County, Tonganoxie, brought a flock of twenty-five head, several which he has already sold. Mr. O'Neill moved to this state, from Canada, a few years ago, (before 1870, for the purpose of engaging in the importation and raising of fine stock. He has lately brought on a car load of fine Leicester and Costwold sheep, besides a car of fine cattle and several head of Berkshire pigs. Mr. O'Neill is the kind of man we like to see come to Kansas, for there are the men upon whom we must rely for the full development of our great resources as an agricultural and stock growing state. A visit to the sheep he has now on exhibition, would more than repay the admission fee to the Fair-Ground. Those wishing to provide themselves with his flock will find him ready to dispose of them.
James received an award for his sheep, 9/17/1870: James O'Neil for Long wool Ram/Lamb
AWARDED By the Kansas Agricultural & Mechanical Association of Leavenworth, Kansas.12 
NoteOctober 1885Jefferson County, Kansas, United States; James and Margaret sold the farm.8 
Death*31 January 1890Marshall, Saline County, Missouri, United States1 
Burial*February 1890Old Catholic Cemetery, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri, United States; Gravestone states:
Jas. O'Neill; Born Valcartier, Quebec; September 2, 1823; Died Jan. 31, 1890.1
James O'Neill, Old Catholic Cemetery, Marshall, Missouri

Citations

  1. [S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, for Missouri, USA; Saline County, Marshll, Old Catholic Cemetery "Jas O'Neill" Find a Grave Memorial #91303388, Created by Kathy Cook.
  2. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Quebec County, L'Ancienne-Lorette, St-Ambroise-de-la-Jeune-Lorette, 1823.
  3. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Collection, St. Ambroise Church, Loretteville, Quebec, 1823.
  4. [S833] 1824 Valcartier Census.
  5. [S537] Sale and Conveyance; 4M01-1567A.
  6. [S245] Baptismal Records, John Wilson: From LDS Microfilm #1,293,422: Parish Record of St. Gabriel de Valcartier 1843-1876, 26 January 1844, St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
  7. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Valcartier, St. Gabriel. Baptismal record for James Cassin, 17 December 1844, Digital Page #7 on Ancestry.com.
  8. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, May, 2008.
  9. [S1417] O'Neill Family Bible.
  10. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ontario, Wellington County, Guelph, Enumeration District #1, p. 21.
  11. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, (e-mail address) descendant, 28 March 2008.
  12. [S435] E-mail Message. e-mail address, Patty Bradley, descendant of James O'Neill, March, 2008.
  13. [S501] 1870 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Kansas, Jefferson County, Sarcoxie Township, p. 41.
  14. [S502] 1880 US Census, online www.ancestry.com, Kansas, Jefferson County, Sarcoxie, p.9.

James O'Neill1

b. 12 February 1858, d. 26 February 1944
Last Edited23 Oct 2009
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherThomas O'Neill1 b. 20 Feb 1820, d. 18 Dec 1894
MotherBridget Martin1 b. 10 Feb 1832, d. 9 Sep 1895

Family

 Mary Jane Harkin b. c 1856, d. 15 Dec 1923
Marriage*18 July 1881Mary Jane Harkin; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "On the 18th day of July 1881, whereas the dispensation of two banns of marriage have been granted by the Very Reverend Cyrille Etienne Legare, Vicar General of the diocese of Quebec, dated the 16th inst., whereas also the publication of the third bann has been made at the prone of the parochial masses of this parish and also at that of Ancient Lorette, as it appears by the certificate of the pastor of that parish between James O’Neil, farmer, son of age of Thomas O’Neil, farmer, and of Bridget Martin, of the parish of Ancienne Lorette on the one part; and Mary Jane Harkin, daughter also of age of Daniel Harkin, labourer, of St. Columba of Sillery and Rose Ann McCay on the other part; We the undersigned parish priest have received their mutual consent and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of Francis O'Neil, brother to the bridegroom, and Susan Harkin, sister to the bride, who with the contracting parties have signed with us.
Mary Jane Harkin
James O'Neill
Susan Harkin
Francis O'Neill

J. O’Farrell, priest."
Note: The church transcription states the bride's name is Martin, however, Tom O'Neill who has seen the grave states it is Harkin.5 
Children 1.Thomas James Gerald O'Neill+13 b. 7 May 1882, d. 22 Nov 1958
 2.James Francis O'Neill6 b. 1883, d. 14 Dec 1885
 3.Mary Susan Geraldine O'Neill6 b. 21 Mar 1886, d. 4 Nov 1951
 4.Albert Francis O'Neill6 b. 4 May 1888, d. 1888
 5.Rose Stella O'Neill6 b. 18 Jan 1890, d. 29 Jul 1890
 6.James Joseph O'Neill DVM+6 b. 12 Mar 1891, d. 1 Aug 1956
 7.Maude Evelyn O'Neill6 b. 2 Nov 1893, d. 15 Nov 1968
 8.Joseph Albert O'Neill+6 b. 15 Apr 1895, d. 26 Dec 1968
 9.Joseph Wilfred Ernest O'Neill+6 b. 27 Jul 1896, d. Oct 1975
 10.Joseph John Louis O'Neill6 b. 31 Aug 1897
Birth*12 February 1858St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Baptism14 February 1858St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The Godparents were James Kindellan and Catherine O'Neil.1 
(Witness) CensusJanuary 1861Thomas O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neal", a farmer, born in L. Canada, Catholic, age 40, living in a 1 story frame house with his wife and 5 children and his mother. The census states that this area is southeast of the River Jacques Cartier. Neighbors are Thomas Dacres and Joseph Harris.
"Bridget Martin, 29, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
John O'Neal, 10, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Thomas O'Neal, 8, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Catherine O'Neal, 5, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
James O'Neal, 3, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Francis O'Neal, 1, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Judith Duffy, 73, born Ireland, Catholic.2 
(Witness) CensusMay 1871Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #227, male, age 50, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 39, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
John, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Thomas, male, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Catherine, female, age 15, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 12, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 8, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Mary Ann, female, age 5, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 2, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julian, male, age 1 month, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent. Note: this should be a female, Julia Ann.3 
(Witness) CensusApril 1881Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #368, male, age 60, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 46, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent.
Catherine, female, age 25, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 22, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 13, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julia, female, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
William, male, age 7, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Anna, female, age 24, widowed, born Quebec, of Irish descent, Catholic.
Thomas, male, age 10 months, born Quebec, of Irish descent.4 
Marriage*18 July 1881Mary Jane Harkin; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "On the 18th day of July 1881, whereas the dispensation of two banns of marriage have been granted by the Very Reverend Cyrille Etienne Legare, Vicar General of the diocese of Quebec, dated the 16th inst., whereas also the publication of the third bann has been made at the prone of the parochial masses of this parish and also at that of Ancient Lorette, as it appears by the certificate of the pastor of that parish between James O’Neil, farmer, son of age of Thomas O’Neil, farmer, and of Bridget Martin, of the parish of Ancienne Lorette on the one part; and Mary Jane Harkin, daughter also of age of Daniel Harkin, labourer, of St. Columba of Sillery and Rose Ann McCay on the other part; We the undersigned parish priest have received their mutual consent and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of Francis O'Neil, brother to the bridegroom, and Susan Harkin, sister to the bride, who with the contracting parties have signed with us.
Mary Jane Harkin
James O'Neill
Susan Harkin
Francis O'Neill

J. O’Farrell, priest."
Note: The church transcription states the bride's name is Martin, however, Tom O'Neill who has seen the grave states it is Harkin.5 
(Witness) Death14 December 1885James Francis O'Neill; Little River, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Aged 2 years.6,7 
(Witness) Death1888Albert Francis O'Neill6 
(Witness) Death29 July 1890Rose Stella O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada8 
(Witness) Baptism5 August 1920Mary Rose Helena O'Neill; Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were James O'Neill, grandfather of the infant, and MaryJane Harkin, his wife.9 
(Witness) Baptism5 March 1922Mary Jane Lorraine O'Neill; Sacre-Coeur-de-Jesus Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were James O'Neill of St. Malo, grandfather of the infant and Mary Jane Harkin, his wife.10 
(Witness) Baptism26 October 1924Joseph James Alexander Clairmont O'Neill; Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were James O'Neill, grandfather of the infant and his Susan O'Neill, aunt of the infant.11 
Death*26 February 1944Jeffrey Hale Hospital, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada12 
Obituary*27 February 1944Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "At Jeffery Hale's Hospital on February 26th, 1944, at the age of 86 years, James O'Neill, beloved husband of the late Jane Harkin. Funeral Wednesday, March 1st at 9 a.m. leaving the funeral parlors of Sylvio Marceau, 800 St. Vallier Street, at 8:45 for St. Malo Church, thence to St. Charles Cemetery."12 
Burial*1 March 1944St. Charles Catholic Cemetery, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada12 

Citations

  1. [S303] Baptismal Records, James O'Neil: LDS Microfilm #1,293,422 - Parish Records for St. Gabriel de Valcartier, 1843 -1876., 14 Feb 1858, St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
  2. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Quebec County, Valcartier, p. 409.
  3. [S370] 1871 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 76.
  4. [S378] 1881 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 95.
  5. [S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1881.
  6. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.
  7. [S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Burials, 1885.
  8. [S396] St. Gabriel's, Valcartier (published), Deaths, 1890.
  9. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec (Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici), 1920.
  10. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec (Sacré-Coeur-de-Jésus), 1922.
  11. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec (Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici), 1924.
  12. [S520] Obituary.
  13. [S435] E-mail Message. From Tom O'Neill (Tom O'Neill ), to Patricia Balkcom, 14 Nov., 2004. Tom is the grandson of Thomas James.

James O'Neill1

b. 15 September 1903, d. 7 March 1982
Last Edited3 Aug 2017
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
Descendants of Lawrence Corrigan
FatherJohn O'Neill1 b. 13 Feb 1851, d. 14 Apr 1922
MotherMargaret Anne Corrigan1 b. 4 Aug 1866, d. 1942

Family

 Marie Rose Fortier
Marriage*12 December 1936Marie Rose Fortier; Notre-Dame-de-la-Recouvrance-Vanier Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...between James O'Neil, son of age of John O'Neil and Margaret Corrigan, living in this parish; and Marie-Rose Fortier, daughter of age of Georges Fortier and of Rosalie Boucher, also living in this parish;...in the presence of J. A. Blondeau, brother-in-law and witness for the groom and H. Taillon, Uncle and witness for the bride..."3 
Birth*15 September 1903Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Baptism16 September 1903Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; "...James, born yesterday, of John O'Neill and Margaret Corrigan of this parish. Godfather is Thomas O'Neill, Godmother is Suzanne O'Neill, brother and sister of the infant and cousin and cousin of the infant..."1 
(Witness) Baptism1 May 1927Marie Marguerite Helene O'Neill; Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; "...baptized Marie-Marguerite-Helene, born today, daughter of Thomas O'Neill, merchant, and of Alberta Collin of this parish. Godfather: James O'Neill, and Godmother: Anny O'Neill, widow of the late Rosaire Belanger, uncle and aunt of the infant of this parish..."2 
Marriage*12 December 1936Marie Rose Fortier; Notre-Dame-de-la-Recouvrance-Vanier Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...between James O'Neil, son of age of John O'Neil and Margaret Corrigan, living in this parish; and Marie-Rose Fortier, daughter of age of Georges Fortier and of Rosalie Boucher, also living in this parish;...in the presence of J. A. Blondeau, brother-in-law and witness for the groom and H. Taillon, Uncle and witness for the bride..."3 
Death*7 March 19824 

Citations

  1. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec City, Ste-Angele-de-Merici, baptism of J. James O'Neill, 16 September 1903.
  2. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Ste-Angele-de-Merci, baptism of Marie Marguerite Helene O'Neill, 01 May 1927.
  3. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec City, Notre-Dame-de-la-Recouvrance-Vanier, marriage of James O'Neil and Marie-Rose Fortier, 12 December 1936.
  4. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.

James O'Neill1

b. say 1795
Last Edited22 Aug 2020
Relationship3rd great-granduncle of Patricia Ann Monogue
Father(?) O'Neill1
Birth*say 1795Ireland 
Land*11 May 1819St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The following excerpt from a land petition written on 11 May 1819 states: "The petion of John O'Neil of Valcartier, yeoman, on behalf of James O'Neil, his brother. That the said James O'Neil sailed from Ireland for this country some time in the last month with a view of obtaining lands and settling as a farmer to which business he has been brought up in his native country..." The petition goes on to request 180 acres on the north eastern side of the river Jacques Cartier - the same requested area by John O'Neil for himself.2
Land11 October 1819John O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Request of James and John O'Neil addressed to Lewis [Louis] Foy for lots 18, 19, 22 and 23 located in the fifth concession in St. Gabriel. On the back of the letter, we can see that Lot 22 was promised to O'Neill himself, and that Lot 23 should be reserved for his brother. However, lot 19 appears to have been granted to Edward Sweeny.1
Note*In the initial request to reserve land for his brother, John, stated that James sailed in April 1819. However, it appears that by October, 1819, he still has not arrived. Also, at this point I have not been able to find James in future Valcartier records, so the question is, did he ever come to Canada and if so, where did he go? One descendant states that her grandfather, Joseph Albert O'Neill, told her that James lived in Montreal with his family.3 

Citations

  1. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5,SSS2,D770.
  2. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5,SSS6,D1006.
  3. [S435] E-mail Message. From Alexandra Paule Dery, daughter of Aime Dery and Madeline O'Neill to Patricia Balkcom, 21 July 2020.

James O'Neill1

b. circa 1825, d. 19 May 1915
Last Edited23 Apr 2015
FatherJohn O'Neill1
MotherEliza Kelly1 d. b 3 Oct 1854

Family

 Catherine McLaughlin b. c 1825, d. 28 Oct 1904
Marriage*3 October 1854Catherine McLaughlin; Notre-Dame Basilica, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...between James O'Neill, labourer, son of age of John O'Neill and the late Eliza Kelly of this parish on the one part; and of Catherine McLaughlin, daughter of age of Edward McLaughlin and the late Ann Martin also of this parish on the other part;....in the presence of Daniel Martin, relative of the bride...and Jean Aute, friend of the groom..."1 
Children 1.Ann O'Neill3 b. c 1855, d. 1946
 2.John O'Neill3 b. 1856, d. 1941
 3.Edward O'Neill3 b. 1858, d. 1945
 4.Catherine O'Neill3 b. 1860, d. 1945
 5.Elizabeth O'Neill5 b. c 1863
Birth*circa 1825This date is based on the age given on his gravestone.2 
Marriage*3 October 1854Catherine McLaughlin; Notre-Dame Basilica, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...between James O'Neill, labourer, son of age of John O'Neill and the late Eliza Kelly of this parish on the one part; and of Catherine McLaughlin, daughter of age of Edward McLaughlin and the late Ann Martin also of this parish on the other part;....in the presence of Daniel Martin, relative of the bride...and Jean Aute, friend of the groom..."1 
Census*14 January 1861Petersville, Queen's County, New Brunswick, Canada; Listed as "James O'Neill", male, head of house, age 32, Irish, farmer and proprieter, Catholic. Neibors are George Misset and Patrick McGillen. Listed on the same page is Mathew McLaughlin. Living with James:
Catherine, wife, age 32, Irish, Catholic.
Ann, daughter, age 6, born New Brunswick, Catholic.
John, son, age 4, born NB, Catholic.
Edward, son, age 3, born NB, Catholic.
Catherine, daughter, age 1, born NB, Catholic.

The agricultural census states he own 14 acres improved and 86 acres unimproved. The farm is worth $200 and the implements $6. He owns 1 milch cow, 2 cattle, 4 sheep, 1 swine and he slaughtered 200 pounds of pork.3,4 
Death*19 May 1915This is the date on his gravestone.2 
Burial*May 1915St-Ignace Catholic Cemetery, Petersville, Queen's County, New Brunswick, Canada; Stone states:
In Memory of James O'Neill, died May 19, 1915, aged 90 years and
Catherine, wife of James O'Neill, died Oct. 28, 1904, aged 79 years.2 

Citations

  1. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec City, Notre Dame. Marriage Record for James O'Neill & Catherine McLaughlin, 03 October 1854. Ancestry Image #257.
  2. [S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, St. Ignatius Catholic Cemetery, Petersville, Queen's County, New Brunswick, Canada, Entry for James O'Neill, died 1915.
  3. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Original Data: Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1004, New Brunswick, Queens County, District #1 in the Parish of Petersville, Schedule 1, Sheet #15, Entry for James O'Neill, line #563, Ancestry Image #226.
  4. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Original Data: Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1004, New Brunswick, Queens County, District #1 in the Parish of Petersville, Schedule III, Agricultural, Sheet #3, Entry for James O'Neill, line #88, Ancestry Image #230.
  5. [S370] 1871 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Petersville, Queens, New Brunswick; Roll: C_10379; Page: 12-3; Family No: 45. Entry for James O'Neill and family. Ancestry Image #58-9.

James Alfred O'Neill1

b. 5 June 1900, d. 1902
Last Edited1 Jun 2010
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
Descendants of Lawrence Corrigan
FatherJohn O'Neill2 b. 13 Feb 1851, d. 14 Apr 1922
MotherMargaret Anne Corrigan2 b. 4 Aug 1866, d. 1942
Birth*5 June 1900Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Baptism6 June 1900Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; "...of John O'Neil and Margaret Ann Carrigan of this parish. Godparents: James O'Neil, uncle of the infant and Mary Jane Harkin, his wife.1 
Death*19022 Witness: Margaret Anne Corrigan
Witness: John O'Neill

Citations

  1. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec City (Ste-Angele-de-St-Malo), 1900.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.

James Allan O'Neill1

b. 7 June 1854
Last Edited20 Jul 2020
FatherThomas O'Neill1 b. c 1816, d. bt 1860 - 1870
MotherMary Gennings1 b. c 1825
Birth*7 June 1854Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States1 
Baptism2 July 1854Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States; "July 2nd, 1854 I baptized James Allan born 7th ultimo, son to Thomas O'Neil and Mary Jennings. Sponsors: David Brossman and Mary Keane."1 

Citations

  1. [S1063] NEGHS, online http://www.americanancestors.org, Massachusetts: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Records, 1789-1920 Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2019 (From records supplied by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston).
    https://www.americanancestors.org/DB2726/i/48416/122/…. Baptism of James Allan O'Neill, 02 July 1854, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Boston, Massachusetts.

James E. O'Neill1

b. circa 1857
Last Edited15 Dec 2009
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJames O'Neill1 b. 2 Sep 1823, d. 31 Jan 1890
MotherMargaret Mary Ryan1 b. c 1823, d. c 1905
Birth*circa 1857Canada1 
(Witness) CensusApril 1861James O'Neill; Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada; "James O'Neal", innkeeper, born Lower Canada, Catholic, age 36, male, married.
Margaret O'Neal, wife, born Ireland, Catholic, age 35.
The children are all listed as "servants":
John, born Canada West, Catholic, age 8.
James E., born Canada West, Catholic, age 6.
Thomas A., born Canada West, Catholic, age 4.
William, born Canada West, Catholic, age 1.2 
Note*Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana, United States; In Tom Stout's, History of Montana (1921), Vol. 3, p. 1263, it states that James E. was a wholesale merchant in Butte.3 

Citations

  1. [S502] 1880 US Census, online www.ancestry.com, Kansas, Jefferson County, Sarcoxie, p.9.
  2. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ontario, Wellington County, Guelph, Enumeration District #1, p. 21.
  3. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, May, 2008.

James Francis O'Neill1

b. 1883, d. 14 December 1885
Last Edited9 Apr 2007
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJames O'Neill2 b. 12 Feb 1858, d. 26 Feb 1944
MotherMary Jane Harkin2 b. c 1856, d. 15 Dec 1923
Birth*1883Based on date given at death.1 
Death*14 December 1885Little River, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Aged 2 years.2,1 
Witness: James O'Neill
Witness: Mary Jane Harkin
Burial*16 December 1885St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "On the l6th of December l855, we the undersigned priest. Curé, have interred in the cemetery of this parish, the body of Jean Francois, deceased the day before yesterday of the legitimate marriage of James O'Neil, farmer of Little River and of Jane McArkin, at the age of 2 years. Present Thomas O'Neil and James O'Neil, who declared they could not sign.

H. McGratty, priest."1 

Citations

  1. [S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Burials, 1885.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.

James Joseph O'Neill DVM1

b. 12 March 1891, d. 1 August 1956
Last Edited3 Aug 2017
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill (#1)
Descendants of John O'Neill (#2)
FatherJames O'Neill1 b. 12 Feb 1858, d. 26 Feb 1944
MotherMary Jane Harkin1 b. c 1856, d. 15 Dec 1923

Family

 Mary Bridget Moore b. 6 Feb 1896, d. 1974
Marriage*2 May 1921Mary Bridget Moore; Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; "...dispensation of consanguinity of the sedond degree (my note - they were first cousins) James O'Neil, son of age of James O'Neil, and of Jane Harkins and of this parish on the one part; and Mary Moore, daughter of age of Alexander Moore and Julia O'Neil of l'Anciene Lorette on the other part; ...in the presence of Alexander A. Moore, father of the bride and James O'Neil, father of the groom..."3 
Children 1.Mary Jane Julia Vivian O'Neill+5 b. 3 Dec 1921, d. 1976
 2.Joseph James Alexander Clairmont O'Neill+5 b. 26 Oct 1924, d. 1996
 3.Joseph Hector Adrian O'Neill+5 b. 25 Jun 1927, d. c 2008
 4.Mary Ursulla Milliscent O'Neill5 b. 24 Mar 1932, d. 1984
NicknameJimmy O'Neill2 
Birth*12 March 18911 
Marriage*2 May 1921Mary Bridget Moore; Ste-Angèle-de-Mérici Catholic Church, St-Malo, St-Malo Municipality, Quebec, Canada; "...dispensation of consanguinity of the sedond degree (my note - they were first cousins) James O'Neil, son of age of James O'Neil, and of Jane Harkins and of this parish on the one part; and Mary Moore, daughter of age of Alexander Moore and Julia O'Neil of l'Anciene Lorette on the other part; ...in the presence of Alexander A. Moore, father of the bride and James O'Neil, father of the groom..."3 
Land*Little River, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Jimmy owned the farm right across the St. Charles River from the O'Neill house..."2 
Occupation*Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.1 
Death*1 August 1956St-Sacrament Hospital, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1,4 
Obituary*2 August 1956Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "At St. Sacrament Hospital on August 1st, 1956, at the age of 65 years and 5 months, James Joseph O'Neill, veterinary surgeon, beloved husband of Mary Moore, residing at St. Monique des Saules. Funeral Saturday, August 4th at 10 o'clock, leaving the funeral home of Germain Lepine Ltd., 96 St. Cyrille Blvd. East, corner of Turnbull Avenue at 9:45 for St. Patrick's Church, McMahon Street, thence to St. Charles Cemetery. Journey by motor vehicle."4 
Burial*4 August 1956St. Charles Catholic Cemetery, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada4 

Citations

  1. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. From Don Michaud 2/27/2010.
  3. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec City (Ste-Angele-de-St-Malo), 1921.
  4. [S520] Obituary.
  5. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Don Michaud , Dec. 2004.

Jane O'Neill1

b. 26 November 1862, d. 4 August 1896
Last Edited25 Jun 2017
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherThomas O'Neill1 b. 20 Feb 1820, d. 18 Dec 1894
MotherBridget Martin1 b. 10 Feb 1832, d. 9 Sep 1895

Family

 Thomas John Moore b. 26 Feb 1864, d. 11 Feb 1942
Marriage*11 January 1886Thomas John Moore; St-Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...Thomas Moore, farmer, of this parish, son of age of Alexander Moore and Jane Rodgers, of this parish on the one part; and Jane O'Neill, living in this parish, daughter of age of Thomas O'Neill, farmer, and the Bridget Martin of Ancienne Lorette on the other part; ... in the presence of the fathers of the bride and groom..."6 
Children 1.Joseph Alexander Moore10 b. 21 Jan 1887, d. 1 Oct 1918
 2.Mary Anne Bridget Moore+11 b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 4 Oct 1955
 3.Catherine Gertrude Moore+12 b. 9 Aug 1889, d. 22 May 1977
 4.Joseph Francis William Moore+13 b. 22 May 1891, d. c 1971
 5.Bridget Moore14 b. 27 Oct 1892, d. 1 Aug 1893
 6.Jane Moore14 b. 27 Oct 1892, d. 5 Aug 1893
 7.Mary Margaret Moore+15 b. 3 Aug 1894
 8.Julia Anne Moore16 b. 21 Oct 1895, d. 10 Aug 1974
Birth*26 November 1862St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada2 
Baptism28 November 1862St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; by Father P. Kelly, godparents were John And Elizabeth Reynolds.2 
(Witness) CensusMay 1871Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #227, male, age 50, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 39, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
John, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Thomas, male, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Catherine, female, age 15, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 12, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 8, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Mary Ann, female, age 5, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 2, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julian, male, age 1 month, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent. Note: this should be a female, Julia Ann.3 
(Witness) CensusApril 1881Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #368, male, age 60, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 46, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of French descent.
Catherine, female, age 25, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 22, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 13, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julia, female, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
William, male, age 7, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Anna, female, age 24, widowed, born Quebec, of Irish descent, Catholic.
Thomas, male, age 10 months, born Quebec, of Irish descent.4 
Married Name11 January 1886Moore5 
Marriage*11 January 1886Thomas John Moore; St-Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...Thomas Moore, farmer, of this parish, son of age of Alexander Moore and Jane Rodgers, of this parish on the one part; and Jane O'Neill, living in this parish, daughter of age of Thomas O'Neill, farmer, and the Bridget Martin of Ancienne Lorette on the other part; ... in the presence of the fathers of the bride and groom..."6 
(Witness) Death1 August 1893Bridget Moore; Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada7 
(Witness) Death5 August 1893Jane Moore; Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada8 
Death*4 August 1896Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...wife of Thomas Moore, farmer of the parish, aged 33 years..."9 
Witness: Thomas John Moore
Burial*6 August 1896Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Cemetery, Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada9 

Citations

  1. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Jancie Copeland's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  2. [S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1862.
  3. [S370] 1871 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 76.
  4. [S378] 1881 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 95.
  5. [S435] E-mail Message. From Tom O'Neill (Tom O'Neill ), to Patricia Balkcom, 14 Nov., 2004. Tom is the grandson of Thomas James O'Neill.
  6. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, St. Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, 11 Jan 1886.
  7. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Ste-Foy, Notre-Dame-de-Foy. Burial of Bridget Moore, 03 August 1893.
  8. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Ste-Foy, Notre-Dame-de-Foy. Burial of Jane Moore, 06 August 1893.
  9. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec, 6 Aug 1896.
  10. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, L'Ancienne-Lorette, Notre-Dame-de-L'Annonciation. Baptism of Joseph Alexander Moore, 23 January 1887.
  11. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, St. Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, 14 Jan 1888.
  12. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec, 9 Aug. 1889.
  13. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec,24 May 1891.
  14. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec, 27 Oct 1892.
  15. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec, 4 Aug. 1894.
  16. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Ste-Foy, Quebec, 22 Oct. 1895.

Janeen Rose O'Neill1

Last Edited16 Jun 2017
Relationship4th cousin of Patricia Ann Monogue
FatherRobert Emmett O'Neill1 b. 15 Jan 1917
Birth* 
Death*2 Witness: Robert Emmett O'Neill

Citations

  1. [S435] E-mail Message. From Robert Emmett O'Neill, Jr. on 18 Dec. 2010.
  2. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, on January 2011.

John O'Neill1,2

b. between 1792 and 1793, d. 7 November 1841
Last Edited20 Jul 2020
Relationship3rd great-grandfather of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsAncestors of Catherine Winnifred Cassin
Descendants of John O'Neill
Father(?) O'Neill

Family

 Judith Duffy b. bt 1786 - 1789, d. 25 Aug 1871
Marriage*between 1812 and 1814Judith Duffy; Ireland5,4 
Children 1.Elizabeth O'Neill+21 b. c 1814, d. 30 Oct 1892
 2.Bridget O'Neill+ b. c 1818, d. 30 Apr 1895
 3.Thomas O'Neill+ b. 20 Feb 1820, d. 18 Dec 1894
 4.Mary Sarah O'Neill+22 b. 2 Sep 1821, d. 23 Jan 1899
 5.James O'Neill+ b. 2 Sep 1823, d. 31 Jan 1890
 6.Mary O'Neill21 b. 31 Mar 1825, d. 3 Jul 1830
 7.Margaret O'Neill b. Feb 1827, d. 15 Jan 1893
 8.Catherine O'Neill+23 b. 28 Mar 1830, d. 7 Aug 1918
 9.John O'Neill21 b. 8 Apr 1833, d. 19 Feb 1834
Birth*between 1792 and 1793County Kildare, Leinster Province, Ireland; This date of birth is based on the "age of 48" on his gravestone. The place of birth is also on the stone.
In coming up with a birthdate we have little to go on with John since he died before any of the censuses that listed a person's age were taken. His gravestone states he was 48 (died 07 Nov. 1841), so this would mean he was born between Nov. 1792 and Nov. 1793. However, church burial record states he was 51 which would push back the birthdate to Nov. 1789 - Nov. 1790. My best guess is that he was born 1790-1793. Given Julia’s age, it would make more sense if he was born in 1790 but it is hard to dispute an age on a gravestone, although we have seen mistakes on stones before.3,4 
Marriage*between 1812 and 1814Judith Duffy; Ireland5,4 
Immigration*circa April 1818Judith Duffy; The following excerpt from a land petition written on 11 May 1819 states: "That your petitioner left Ireland and arrived in this Country in the last spring with the view of obtaining lands and settling as a farmer to which business he had been brought up in his native country..."6
Land11 May 1819St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Land petition excerpt: "your petitioner is informed that there is a considerable tract of good land which is ungranted in the Seigniory of St. Gabriel lying on the North Eastern bank of the river Jacques Cartier bounded on the one side by the lands of John Neilson and Andrew Stuart, Esquires, and on the other side by the line of the said Seigniory of St. Gabriel. That if your Honors would be pleased to grant unto your Petitioner a lot of one hundred and eighty acres your petitioner would immediately move his wife and family hither and make a settlement theron..."6 
Land*11 October 1819James O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Request of James and John O'Neil addressed to Lewis [Louis] Foy for lots 18, 19, 22 and 23 located in the fifth concession in St. Gabriel. On the back of the letter, we can see that Lot 22 was promised to O'Neill himself, and that Lot 23 should be reserved for his brother. However, lot 19 appears to have been granted to Edward Sweeny.7
Land*13 October 1819St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Lot #22 is granted to John and Lot #23 is "reserved for his brother in Europe". No mention in this document of Lot #18 or 19.8 
Land30 October 1820St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Statement to the Commissioners of the Jesuit Estates of Henry Dalton, John Singst, John Sinclair and William Carigan, to the effect that John O'Neill (O'Nails, O'Nil) cut 18 acres of wood lots 22 and 23 in the fifth concession of the manor St. Gabriel.9
Land8 December 1820St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Resolved that deeds of concession be granted to the undermentioned individuals of the lots of land in the Seigneury of St. Gabriel set opposite to their names list.

John O’Neill lot No. 22 in the Fifth Range."10 
Census1821St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; There was a Census taken for Valcartier in 1821 and John is listed as living on Concession #4 with 2 houses (this possibly means a house and a barn). This is somewhat confusing because in previous and future documents, there is no evidence that he lived in the 4th Concession, only in the 5th. The Census goes on to say that John has 1 male child, 2 female children, and 3 male servants. These servants are likely men that he has hired to help him clear the land. He owns a horse, 4 oxen, 6 cows and 4 cows and he has now cleared 30 acres on the 4th Concession and 2o acres on the 5th Concession.11 
Witness: Elizabeth O'Neill
Witness: Bridget O'Neill
Witness: Thomas O'Neill
Witness: Judith Duffy
Land Petition*13 November 1822Edward Sweeney; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; To the worshipful the Commissioners for managing the Estates of the late Order of Jesuits in Canada
The Petition of James Sweeney and John O’Neil of Valcartier Humbly (?) that your petitioners are settled on lots of ground adjoining to four vacant lots in the first Concession of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel, which they have found to be for the most part an (?) swamp which is but in a few parts arable.
That your petitioners, in consequence of the lots not being distinctly laid out have made some improvements on the said lots in the firm belief that they were improving their own property.
Therefore your petitioners humbly pray that your worships will be pleased to take the whole case into their consideration and grant to them the before mentioned 4 Lots in the First Concession of St. Gabriel south side of the River which they have in part cleared and improved as aforesaid ….
Quebec, 13th Nov. 1822
James Sweeney (his mark)
John O’Neil (signed as such)12 
Census*1824St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "John Oneil", Family #50, age 33, 3 males (assume this to be John, and sons, Thomas and James) and 5 females in his house (assume this to be Julia, and three daughters, Elizabeth, Bridget and Sarah - who is the other female?), settlement date 1818, has 87 arpents (almost 87 acres) under cultivation (one of the largest number in the settlement). Includes: 30 minots of oats, 4 minots of peas, 60 minots of potatoes, 2 arpents sown in turnips, 16 arpents in timothy, 1/2 arpent each in hemp and flax. He has 3 cows, 2 pigs, and 1 gelding. He produced 100 minots of wheat, 400 minots of potatoes, 200 minots of turnips, 1000 bundles of hay and clover, 4 minots of carrots, and 500 lbs. of butter. He has peas in production but they are still green and have not been harvested.13 
Witness: Judith Duffy
Witness: Elizabeth O'Neill
Witness: Bridget O'Neill
Witness: Thomas O'Neill
Witness: Mary Sarah O'Neill
Witness: James O'Neill
Land2 April 1827St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Statement to the Commissioners of the Jesuit estates: "We the undersigned the Inhabitants of the 5th Concession of Valcartier in the Parish of St. Gabriel do certify that John O'Neal (sic) has ten acres cleared and sowed with Timothy grass on Lot No. 22 and about fourteen cut and part of it sowed upon Lot. No. 23 to the best of our skill and knowledge and that No. 22 does not contain more than fourteen acres of reclaimable land which would not be equal to support his wife and eight small children"
Signed by:
John McCartney
Ferdinand Murphy
Thomas McMillian
Joseph Shea
John Shea
Robert Boyd
William Boyd
(In later years when the lots were renumbered, Lot #22 and 23 became the double lot #340. There was also a bush lot that adjoined this lot #890 which belonged to the O'Neill family. Lot #340 was sold to Samuel Harriet when Thomas O'Neill and his wife moved to Little River.)14
(Witness) Death3 July 1830Mary O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Burial record states she was three years old, but it appears she was five.15 
(Witness) Death19 February 1834John O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Aged nine months.16 
Will*13 October 1841St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 13th October 1841
Last Will and Probate of John O’Neill
From: Quebec Archives
Holographic Will Collection

On the thirteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and forty one, I, John O’Neil undersigned being sick and weak in body but of sound mind, memory, and understanding and not knowing when it may please God to call me out of this world do make constituted and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following to wit:

1st I bequeath my soul to Almighty God hoping that he will receive in his great mercy and forgive me my sins.

2nd I leave my body to the earth from whence it was taken hoping that my loving wife and children will give me a Christian burial.

3rd I leave all my immoveable property to my two sons Thomas and James O’Neil to be enjoyed together by them in common as long as they shall live together and if it happens that they separate, the landed property will be divided equally between them according to its value by two or three arbitrators; provided that my dear wife Judith Duffy be decently kept and supported by them as long as she shall choose to live with them, or if she wishes to live by herself, they will provide the following support for her as long as she lives, viz:

They will give her two acres of land upon which they will build a house and a stable; provide her with a cow which must be replaced in case of death and furnish fother or forage for her cow and cultivate her piece of ground. Moreover they will give her each of them yearly the sum of three pounds currency.

4th I leave all my stock of cattle and all my moveable property to my said two sons equally, on conditions that they will give to my daughter Sera O’Neil two cows and the foal I have at present at the time of her marriage and likewise two cows to each of my other daughters, Margaret and Catharine O’Neil at the time of their marriage; and if any of them do not marry I hope they will live in peace with their Brothers who will be obliged to furnish them with a home in case of sickness and take care of them accordingly.

5th My will is that the eight pounds which are due to John Wilson shall be paid on demand. I recommend all my children to be obedient and loving to their mother and agreeable among themselves and my eldest son Thomas is to be considered the conductor of affairs after my death and I recommend my other children to be submissive to him.

The above, I do declare to be my last will and testament which I have heard read and have signed in presence of the witness viz the Reverend H. Paisley, Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe who have also signed with me.

Done and passed in my dwelling home at Valcartier on the day and year aforesaid two words raized are null, two words in the margin are good.

“John O’Neill”
“H. Paisley, priest”
“Ferdinand Murphy”
“James Donohoe”
………………………………………………………………………………………………
Transcribed by Patricia Balkcom, March 2011

My notes: Burial records, three weeks after the will was written, state that John was 48 years old. It appears that he was ill for sometime – since he had written the will three weeks before he died and at a relatively young age. Did he have consumption (tuberculosis)? When he died he left Julia, his wife, and seven surviving children, aged 11 through 27. The two eldest children, Elizabeth (married to John Wilson), and Bridget (married to Thomas Cassin) are not mentioned in the will presumably because they had already married and had husbands to care for them. The two boys, Thomas and James, who were left the land, were 21 and 18 when their father died. James sold his portion of the land to Thomas, five years later, in 1846. We have found James in Guelph, Ontario records by 1855. It is possible that he left Quebec after the land sale to find another type of work. Thomas, kept the land until 1864, he, his wife (Bridget Martin) and children and his mother, Julia, had relocated to Little River in 1863.
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Proved before me at Quebec this 27th of November 1855.
“J. B. Parkin”, A.I.L.C.

Province of Canada, District of Quebec

Before me, the Honorable John Buckworth Parkin, one of the Assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, personally came and appeared Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe, both of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmers, who being severally and respectively duly sworn upon the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God do respectively make oath and say that they were personally present as witnesses to the execution of the Last Will and Testament of the late John O’Neill, hereunto annexed (sic), in his lifetime of St. Gabriel de Valcartier aforesaid, farmer, bearing date the thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one, and beginning with the words “on the thirteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty one” and concluding with the words “Done and passed in my dwelling home at Valcartier on the day and year aforesaid, two words raized are nul, two works in the margin are good”.

That the said late John O’Neill declared and acknowledged to deponents respectively that the signature “John O’Neill” at the foot of the said last will and Testament was his signature and the said signature was by the said John O’Neill signed in presence of deponents; that the signature “H. Paisley, Priest” is the signature of the Reverend H. Paisley since deceased and by him signed in presence of deponents and that the signatures “Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe” appended to the said last will and testament are in the respective handwriting of deponents, and by them signed in the presence of the said testator, of each other and of the said Reverend H. Paisley whose signatures were also appended in presence of deponents, to the said last will.

Sworn before me at Quebec, this 27th November 1855
“Ferdinand Murphy”
“James Donohoe”
“John B. Parkin” A.I.L.C.
………………………………………………………………………………………………


Province of Quebec, District of Quebec

Having seen and examined the paper writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of John O’Neill, in his lifetime of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel of Valcartier, farmer, and the Petition of Thomas O’Neill of the same place, also farmer, together with the affidavits of Ferdinand Murphy and James Donohoe, both of the said Seigniory, farmers, it is considered that the Probate of the last will and testament has been sufficiently made and established, I hereby direct and order that the said paper writing purporting to be the last will and Testament of the said late John O’N3ell, together with the Probate thereof and other evidence and documents thereto relating and hereunto annexed under the seal of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, be duly enregistered according to law.

          Given at Quebec, this 27th day of November 1855
John B. Parkin, A.I.L.C.

………………………………………………………………………………………………

Enregistered according to the order of the Honorable John Buckworth Parkin, one of the assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, this twenty seventh day of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifty five.

Burroughs Fisel P.C.T.
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Province of Canada, District of Quebec, No. 276

To the Honorable the Judges and assistant Judges of the Superior Court for Lower Canada, in the District of Quebec:

The Petition of Thomas O’Neill, of the Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, farmer,
Respectfully Sheweth,
That John O’Neil departed this life on the twenty-eighth day of October in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one at the said Seigniory of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, having previously to wit, on the thirteenth day of October at Saint Gabriel de Valcartier aforesaid made his last will and testament, which your petitioner is desirous of proving.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that your honor will be pleased to grant him leave to prove the said last will and testament in due form of law.

Quebec 27th November, 1855
“Thomas O’Neill”
………………………………………………………………………………………………

Let the prayer of the above Petitioner be granted and proof be adduced in due form of law.

Quebec, 27th November 1855.
“John B. Parkin” A.I.L.C.
……………………………………………………………………………………………17 
Witness: Thomas O'Neill
Witness: James O'Neill
Witness: Mary Sarah O'Neill
Witness: Margaret O'Neill
Witness: Catherine O'Neill
Witness: Judith Duffy
Death*7 November 1841St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Burial record states that John was the husband of Judith Duffy of Valcartier, aged 51 years, who died "yesterday". Gravestone states however that he was 48 years old and that he died on the 28 October.18 
Witness: Judith Duffy
Burial*8 November 1841St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; From Gerry Neville:
"John O'Neill and Judith Duffy are buried in Valcartier. A few years ago a Mr. Griffin and a Mr. Conway, while visiting the cemetery, found the O'Neill monument thrown over the bank at the cemetery along with a number of other old broken monuments. I know that they retrieved the O'Neill monument that was split in two pieces." The stone states: "To the Memory of John O'Neil died Oct. 28, 1841, Aged 48 Years. A Native of Co. Kildare, Ireland. May his soul rest in peace. Amen."19,18
Probate27 November 1855A land deed stated this was when the will was proven, but it did not specify where or who did the probate.20 

Citations

  1. John is named as the father of Thomas O'Neill in the Marriage record of Thomas.
  2. [S266] St. Gabriel Church Records, Valcartier: entry for Thomas O'Neill and Bridget Martin, 05 February 1850 Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, United States.
  3. [S435] E-mail Message. From Gerry Neville (e-mail address) 15 Aug 2004 to Pat Balkcom. The Lannin family of Valcartier are his maternal ancestors.
  4. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Tom O'Neill's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  5. [S266] St. Gabriel Church Records, Valcartier: entry for Thomas O'Neill and Bridget Martin, 05 February 1850 Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, United States, From LDS Microfilm #1,293,422: Parish Record of St. Gabriel de Valcartier 1843-1876.
  6. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5,SSS6,D1004.
  7. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5,SSS2,D770.
  8. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference)#E21,S64,SS5,SSS2,D0691,0079.
  9. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5 SSS6,D87.
  10. [S836] Quebec Land Records, Land Grant for Many Settlers December 8, 1820, Record #E21S64SS5_SS2_D230_0002 and #E21S64SS5_SS2_D230_0003 and E21S64SS5_SS2_D230_0004 found online at Bibliotheque et Archives nationales du Quebec (http://pistard.banq.qc.ca/).
  11. [S1235] Pierre de Sales La Terriere, Political and Historical Account, p.184-190.
  12. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is in the Pistard Archives Database under the Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference)#E21 S64 SS5 SSS6 D1140.
  13. [S833] 1824 Valcartier Census.
  14. [S431] Web site: Quebec Archives online at http://www.banq.qc.ca/accueil/. Source is Fonds Ministère des Terres et Forêts (Land Records). Cote (reference) # E21,S64,SS5,SSS6,D129.
  15. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin collection for St. Ambroise de la Jeune Lorette Catholic Church, Loretteville, Quebec, 1830.
  16. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin collection for St. Catherine de Portneuf Catholic Church, Loretteville, Quebec, 1834.
  17. [S537] Sale and Conveyance; 4M01-1567A.
  18. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin collection for St. Catherine de Portneuf Catholic Church, Quebec, 1841.
  19. [S435] E-mail Message. From Neville, Gerry to Pat Balkcom, 13 sept. 2004.
  20. [S537] Sale and Conveyance; 4M01-1567A, Record No. 1306, Quebec Archives Film #4MO1-4421, Images 631+.
  21. [S431] Web site: from Ancestry.com. Downloaded Gedcom from Tom O'Neill (e-mail address).
  22. [S231] Francis Martin & Sera O'Neil, Church Marriage Record, St. Gabriel Catholic Church, 1881 Boulevard Valcartier, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada, From LDS Microfilm #1,293,422: Parish Record of St. Gabriel de Valcartier 1843-1876.
  23. [S396] St. Gabriel's, Valcartier (published), Marriage record.

John O'Neill1

b. 13 February 1851, d. 14 April 1922
Last Edited3 Aug 2017
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
Descendants of Lawrence Corrigan
FatherThomas O'Neill1 b. 20 Feb 1820, d. 18 Dec 1894
MotherBridget Martin1 b. 10 Feb 1832, d. 9 Sep 1895

Family

 Margaret Anne Corrigan b. 4 Aug 1866, d. 1942
Marriage*30 April 1889Margaret Anne Corrigan; Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...John O'Neil, farmer, living in the parish of Saint-Sauveur, son of age of Thomas O'Neil, farmer, and of Bridget Martin of l'Ancienne-Lorette, on the one part; and Margaret Ann Corrigan, living in the parish of Sainte-Foye, daughter of age of Thomas Corrigan, farmer and of Ellen McCartney, of Sainte-Foye on the other part; ...in the presence of Thomas O'Neil, father of the groom, and Eugene Berthiaume, and other parents and friends...Signed by John O'Neill, Margaret Corrigan, Thomas Corrigan, Joseph O'Neill, Thomas John Moore, Mary J. Corrigan and Ulrie Dessault. Priest was J. Sasseville."5 
Children 1.Annie O'Neill11 b. 10 Mar 1890, d. 1 May 1964
 2.Mary Ethel O'Neill+7 b. 11 Nov 1891
 3.Mary Catherine O'Neill+7 b. 20 Feb 1893
 4.Thomas Joseph O'Neill+7 b. 5 Dec 1894, d. 16 Nov 1928
 5.Joseph Alexander O'Neill+7 b. 21 Aug 1896, d. 1962
 6.Francis Leo O'Neill7 b. 26 May 1898, d. 11 Jul 1915
 7.James Alfred O'Neill7 b. 5 Jun 1900, d. 1902
 8.James O'Neill12 b. 15 Sep 1903, d. 7 Mar 1982
 9.Mary Theresa O'Neill7 b. 21 Jul 1906, d. 10 Oct 1919
Birth*13 February 1851St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada2 
Baptism14 February 1851St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were James Martin and Margaret O'Neil.1 
Witness: Margaret O'Neill
Witness: James Martin
(Witness) CensusJanuary 1861Thomas O'Neill; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neal", a farmer, born in L. Canada, Catholic, age 40, living in a 1 story frame house with his wife and 5 children and his mother. The census states that this area is southeast of the River Jacques Cartier. Neighbors are Thomas Dacres and Joseph Harris.
"Bridget Martin, 29, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
John O'Neal, 10, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Thomas O'Neal, 8, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Catherine O'Neal, 5, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
James O'Neal, 3, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Francis O'Neal, 1, born Lower Canada, Catholic.
Judith Duffy, 73, born Ireland, Catholic.3 
(Witness) CensusMay 1871Thomas O'Neill; Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Thomas O'Neill", HH #227, male, age 50, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, farmer, married. Living with him:
Bridget, female, age 39, married, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
John, male, age 20, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Thomas, male, age 18, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single, farmer.
Catherine, female, age 15, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent, single.
James, male, age 12, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Francis, male, age 10, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Jane, female, age 8, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Mary Ann, female, age 5, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Joseph, male, age 2, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent.
Julian, male, age 1 month, born Quebec, Catholic, of Irish descent. Note: this should be a female, Julia Ann.4 
Marriage*30 April 1889Margaret Anne Corrigan; Notre-Dame-de-Foy Catholic Church, Sainte-Foy, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...John O'Neil, farmer, living in the parish of Saint-Sauveur, son of age of Thomas O'Neil, farmer, and of Bridget Martin of l'Ancienne-Lorette, on the one part; and Margaret Ann Corrigan, living in the parish of Sainte-Foye, daughter of age of Thomas Corrigan, farmer and of Ellen McCartney, of Sainte-Foye on the other part; ...in the presence of Thomas O'Neil, father of the groom, and Eugene Berthiaume, and other parents and friends...Signed by John O'Neill, Margaret Corrigan, Thomas Corrigan, Joseph O'Neill, Thomas John Moore, Mary J. Corrigan and Ulrie Dessault. Priest was J. Sasseville."5 
(Witness) Baptism16 June 1897Mary Agnes O'Neill; St-Sauveur Catholic Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...baptized Marie Agnes, born today...of Joseph O'Neill, farmer and Suzanne Winifred Harkin of this parish. The Godfather is John O'Neill, farmer and uncle of the infant and the Godmother is Margaret Ann Corrigan, his wife, also of this parish..."6 
(Witness) Death1902James Alfred O'Neill7 
(Witness) Death11 July 1915Francis Leo O'Neill; Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada8 
(Witness) Death10 October 1919Mary Theresa O'Neill; Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada9 
Death*14 April 1922Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...Age 72 years, 2 months, husband of Margaret Corrigan...of the parish of Sainte Angele de Saint Malo..." (Note: was actually 71 years, two months)10 
Witness: Margaret Anne Corrigan
Burial*17 April 1922St. Charles Catholic Cemetery, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada10 

Citations

  1. [S273] Baptismal Records, John O'Neil: LDS Microfilm #1,293,422 - Parish Records for St. Gabriel de Valcartier, 1843 -1876., 14 Feb 1851, St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
  2. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Jancie Copeland's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  3. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Quebec County, Valcartier, p. 409.
  4. [S370] 1871 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Quebec, Portneuf County, Ancienne Lorette, p. 76.
  5. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Quebec, Ste-Foy (Notre-Dame-de-Foy), 30 April 1889.
  6. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, St-Sauveur, baptism of Marie Agnes O'Neill, 16 June 1897.
  7. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004.
  8. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Cimetiere Saint-Charles, burial of Francis Leo O'Neil, 14 July 1914.
  9. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Cimetiere Saint-Charles, burial of Mary Theresa O'Neill, 13 October 1919.
  10. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec (Cimetière Saint-Charles), 1922.
  11. [S435] E-mail Message. To Pat Balkcom from Tom O'Neill's database , Nov. 2004. His source gravestone in St. Gabriel's Cemetery.
  12. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Québec City, Ste-Angele-de-Merici, baptism of J. James O'Neill, 16 September 1903.

John O'Neill1

b. 8 April 1833, d. 19 February 1834
Last Edited16 Mar 2018
Relationship2nd great-granduncle of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJohn O'Neill1 b. bt 1792 - 1793, d. 7 Nov 1841
MotherJudith Duffy1 b. bt 1786 - 1789, d. 25 Aug 1871
Birth*8 April 1833St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada2 
Baptism13 April 1833Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Church, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; by Father H. Paisley, godparents were Bernard Sweeney and Ellen Boyle.3 
Witness: Bernard Sweeney
Death*19 February 1834St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Aged nine months.4 
Witness: Judith Duffy
Witness: John O'Neill
Burial*20 February 1834Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Cemetery, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; Was buried this day but the burial blessing was performed on the 2nd of March, present were Peter Cullen and Alexis Gautier.4 

Citations

  1. [S431] Web site: from Ancestry.com. Downloaded Gedcom from Tom O'Neill (e-mail address).
  2. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Jancie Copeland's database at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
  3. [S507] Gerald Neville, Index of Baptisms, p. 107.
  4. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin collection for St. Catherine de Portneuf Catholic Church, Loretteville, Quebec, 1834.

John O'Neill1

b. circa 1838
Last Edited30 Mar 2008
Birth*circa 1838Ireland1 

Citations

  1. [S345] 1851 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com.

John O'Neill1

b. circa 1855, d. between 1870 and 1880
Last Edited12 Aug 2021
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJames O'Neill1 b. 2 Sep 1823, d. 31 Jan 1890
MotherMargaret Mary Ryan1 b. c 1823, d. c 1905
Birth*circa 1855Canada1 
(Witness) CensusApril 1861James O'Neill; Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada; "James O'Neal", innkeeper, born Lower Canada, Catholic, age 36, male, married.
Margaret O'Neal, wife, born Ireland, Catholic, age 35.
The children are all listed as "servants":
John, born Canada West, Catholic, age 8.
James E., born Canada West, Catholic, age 6.
Thomas A., born Canada West, Catholic, age 4.
William, born Canada West, Catholic, age 1.2 
Note*In Tom Stout's, History of Montana (1921), Vol. 3, p. 1263, it states that John died without issue.3 
Death*between 1870 and 1880Kansas, United States3 

Citations

  1. [S501] 1870 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Kansas, Jefferson County, Sarcoxie Township, p. 41.
  2. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ontario, Wellington County, Guelph, Enumeration District #1, p. 21.
  3. [S435] E-mail Message. From Patricia O'Neill Bradley, May, 2008.

John O'Neill1

Last Edited22 Apr 2015

Family

 Eliza Kelly d. b 3 Oct 1854
Marriage*Eliza Kelly1 
Child 1.James O'Neill+1 b. c 1825, d. 19 May 1915
Marriage*Eliza Kelly1 

Citations

  1. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec City, Notre Dame. Marriage Record for James O'Neill & Catherine McLaughlin, 03 October 1854. Ancestry Image #257.

John O'Neill1

b. 1856, d. 1941
Last Edited23 Apr 2015
FatherJames O'Neill1 b. c 1825, d. 19 May 1915
MotherCatherine McLaughlin1 b. c 1825, d. 28 Oct 1904
Birth*1856New Brunswick, Canada; This date is on his gravestone.1,2 
(Resident) Residence1911Richard Walsh; 19 Allen Street, Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States; Listing:
Walsh, Alphonsus, fisherman, boards 19 Allen
Richard, laborer, house 19 Allen
Thomas, fisherman, boards, 19 Allen3 
Burial*1941St-Ignace Catholic Cemetery, Petersville, Queen's County, New Brunswick, Canada2 
Death*1941This date is on his gravestone.2 

Citations

  1. [S346] 1861 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Original Data: Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1004, New Brunswick, Queens County, District #1 in the Parish of Petersville, Schedule 1, Sheet #15, Entry for James O'Neill, line #563, Ancestry Image #226.
  2. [S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, St. Ignatius Catholic Cemetery, Petersville, Queen's County, New Brunswick, Canada, Entry for John O'Neill, died 1941.
  3. [S1501] Gloucester City Directory, P. 278, Listing for Walsh family at 19 Allen Street.

John O'Neill1

b. 8 February 1853
Last Edited26 Aug 2017
FatherEdward O'Neill1 b. s 1825
MotherCatherine O'Neill1 b. s 1825
Birth*8 February 1853Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Baptism13 February 1853St-Edmond Catholic Church, Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...have baptized John born on the 8th of this month of the legitimate marriage of Edward O'Neil, labourer, and of Catherine O'Neil of Stoneham. Godparents James Whelan and Mary Daly..." Other entri1 

Citations

  1. [S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Stoneham, St-Edmond. Baptism of John O'Neil, 13 February 1853. Ancestry Image #2 of 5.

John Edward O'Neill1

b. 18 July 1917, d. 16 May 2004
Last Edited20 Jul 2020
FatherArthur Francis O'Neill1 b. 19 Nov 1885, d. 1953
MotherFanny Fern Dennis1 b. 1854

Family
Child 1.Edward Anthony O'Neill1 b. 1960
Birth*18 July 1917Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States1 
Death*16 May 2004Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States1 

Citations

  1. [S435] E-mail Message. From Edward Anthony O'Neill to Patricia Balkcom through FamilyTreeDNA on 6/15/2018.

John Mary Gerard Bernard O'Neill1

b. 25 June 1926, d. 2020
Last Edited7 Sep 2020
Relationship3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue
ChartsDescendants of John O'Neill
FatherJoseph Thomas John O'Neill1 b. 10 Jul 1896, d. 10 Mar 1966
MotherGermaine Roy1 b. c 1897, d. 1943

Family

 Helene Chantal
Marriage*16 October 1954Helene Chantal; Notre-Dame-de-Foye Catholic CHurch, Ste-Foye, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada2 
Baptism25 June 1926Notre-Dame-de-l'Annonciation Catholic Church, L'Ancienne Lorette, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were H. Octvave Roy, notary, and Marie Cormier, his wife, grand parents of the infant.1 
Birth*25 June 1926Loretteville, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada1 
Marriage*16 October 1954Helene Chantal; Notre-Dame-de-Foye Catholic CHurch, Ste-Foye, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada2 
Death*2020 

Citations

  1. [S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), L'Ancienne-Lorette Notre-Dame-de-L'Annonciation, 18 July 1926.
  2. [S1362] Necrologie Canada Website, online https://necrocanada.com, Obituary for Marie-Paule O'Neill, 1932 - 2016, site accessed 18 Nov, 2019 at https://necrocanada.com/deces/oneill-marie-paule-1932-2016/