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Ancestry.com Message Board: Holy Name of Mary Cemetery in Marysville,
Ontario
I
was wondering if someone could look up and maybe even take a digital picture of
my great-grandmothers grave site at the Holy Name of Mary Cemetery in
Marysville, Ontario. Her name is Mary Ann (McCauley) O'Leary.
Her year of birth was 1855 and her year of death was 1907. Nine years later her
husband, John O'Leary moved down to San Antonio, Texas, USA to be taken care of
by his daughter Catherine Agnes (O'Leary) Cunningham.
So I don't have any family remaining in Canada that I know of.
I will reciprocate with any lookups in this area including digital pictures.
Thanks,
Fred Dunn
San Antonio, Texas USA
Frederick
J Dunn 
795 Sycamore Moon
San Antonio, TX 78216-8031
re: McCauley/O'Leary
There is a index being compiled at the present time of Holy Name of Mary
Cemetery.
There is also a book of family histories published 1987 of families of Holy
Name of Mary. pg 134 mentions Mary Ann and husband John O'Leary and their
children Minnie and Kate.
You may want to write
Holy Name of Mary Parish Office
7288 Old Highway 2
R. R. #1 Marysville, Ontario K0K 2N0 for more info
web site www.holynameofmaryparish.ca
e-mail holyname@kos.net
Here is a link to a family tree site containing the
Kennedy/Madden family. One branch is that of Anna (Kennedy) McCauley who
married John Joseph McCauley from Marysville, Ont. His father was Bernard
McCauley from Leed, County Antrim, Ireland.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/e/n/Matthew-T-K...
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Bob McCauley
Gardiner, WA
Kaatlan R. Dashea-Dunn
Kaatlan
R. Dashea-Dunn (Rose), age 49, passed away Thursday, May 31, 2007. She was born
August 10, 1957, in San Antonio, 1 of 12 children to George and Celia Martinez.
She was married to her beloved husband, Fred Dunn, for 27 years, but they were
in love for 31 years. Rose earned her certification in Histology from the UT
Health Science of San Antonio and worked in this field for over 10 years.
During her leisure, she loved working on arts and crafts, and she also had a
good eye for antiques. She was preceded in death by her parents and two
brothers. Rose is survived by her loving husband, Fred Dunn; cherished son, Gabriel Dunn and wife,
Lydia; and numerous family and friends. Rose was looking forward to being a
grandmother for the first time this August. On Monday, June 4, 2007, she will
be in state beginning at 1:00 P.M. and the family will receive friends from
3:00 to 5:00 P.M. at Porter Loring Mortuary North. GRAVESIDE SERVICE TUESDAY
JUNE 5, 2007 10:00 A.M. HOLY CROSS CEMETERY 17501 NACOGDOCHES RD. (N OF LOOP
1604 BEHIND ROLLING OAKS MALL) You are invited to sign the Guestbook at www.porterloring.com
Arrangements with Porter Loring Mortuary North.
Published in Express-News on June 3, 2007
Hi: Did you ever get your photo? If
not on the next sunny weekend, I will look for you. I just live a few minutes
away. It appears we may be connected, although not related. According to the
Marysville family tree book, Mary Ann McCauley who married John O'Leary was a
sister of Jim McCauley who married my great grandmother's sister, Cecilia
Jordan. There are a lot of McCauley's still in the area.
Good luck with your continuing search.
Mary Beth Raycroft
On
the McCauley's, it seems like they were very prevalent and had MANY children. I
received an email from a McCauley in Washington State about 8-9 years ago and
she sent me a very detailed tree of the McCauleys. Fred Dunn
Hi Fred: Well, I'm sorry to say I
could not find the stone today. A great many of the stones are in terrible
shape, and I could not read them. I did, however, find the parents' stone,
Bernard and Catherine, and have attached a picture. I think it says: In memory
of/Bernard McCauley/Died/July 11 1883/aged/67 yrs/native Parish of Lady (?) Co.
Antrim, Ireland/...soul resting.../Catherine/Cassidy/his wife/1823-1900.
The Chair of the Cemetery Board, Jim Kennelly, may be able to help more. I'm
sure he could also put you in touch with the current McCauleys in the area.
Do you have a copy of the Marysville parish family history book, from 1987? If
not, I can scan and forward to you. It also contains some interesting family
info.
Good luck with your search.
Mary Beth
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