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Bedelia MORRIS was born about 30 Jul 1876 and was christened 30 Jul 1876 in Castlerea, Co . Roscommon.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Ellen O'SULLIVAN was born about 20 Nov 1880 in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork and was christened 20 Nov 1880 in Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. Ellen is listed, aged 30 and single, in the 1911 census return for her parents' household, suggesting that she still lived in the family home.
		M	ii	James (Jamsey Dan) O'SULLIVAN was born 12 Jan 1883 and died Jun 1966.
		M	iii	Michael O'SULLIVAN was born about 3 Oct 1884 in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork and was christened 3 Oct 1884 in Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. Michael isn't listed in the 1901 census return for the household of his parents. Had he died, or did he spend the night of March 31st 1901 away from home? He would have been 16 at the time of the 1901 census. Nor is he listed in the 1911 census for his parents' household.
		M	iv	Daniel (Dan) O'SULLIVAN "Dan" was born about 26 Oct 1889 in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork and was christened 26 Oct 1889 in Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. He died Nov 1963 and was buried in Gouldshill Cemetery, Mallow, Co . Cork. Dan never married. He lived with Jamsey and his family and is buried with Jamsey.
			v	'unknown' SULLIVAN (twin) was born in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. 'unknown' died as an infant and was buried in Donoughmore Cemetery, Co. Cork.
			vi	'unknown' SULLIVAN (twin) was born in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork. 'unknown' died as an infant and was buried in Donoughmore Cemetery, Co. Cork. Dan and Mary's twins died as infants and are buried in the O'Sullivan plot in Donoughmore Cemetery where their parents are buried (although neither the children nor their parents are listed on the headstone).
		F	vii	Mary O'SULLIVAN was born about 1896 in Glynn, Mourneabbey, Co. Cork.

Marriage Notes:

Witnesses to the marriage were Denis Ryan of Soloheadbeg and Mary Josephine Ryan of Hollyford.

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John J. (Seán) TREACY was born 14 Feb 1895 in Soloheadbeg, Co. Tipperary and was christened 16 Feb 1895 in Solohead, Co. Tipperary. He died 14 Oct 1920 in Talbot St., Dublin and was buried 18 Oct 1920 in Kilfeacle, Co. Tipperary. Sponsors at Seán's baptism were Michael Allis and Kate Allis. He was an only child. After his father died when he was only four, he and his mother moved from Soloheadbeg to Hollyford where his mother had grown up. They returned to Soloheadbeg when Seán was about 11. From an early age, Seán had nationalist leanings, and in his teens he joined the Irish Republican Brotherhood which later evolved into the Irish Republican Army (IRA). From "My Fight for Irish Freedom", the memoir of Dan Breen, an IRA comrade of Seán's and later a politician,  we have the following description of Seán's physical appearance: He had been delicate during his boyhood because of his fast rate of growth. He was almost a six-footer, slightly stooped in carriage. He weighed about twelve stone, and in an emergency manifested the strength of a lion; this was chiefly due to his amazing will-power. His movements were brisk, as if he were in a constant hurry. His hair was of very fine texture like spun-silk, almost mouse-coloured. He was short-sighted and wore glasses". In August 1917, Seán was arrested and spent two months in jail. The following year he was rearrested and spent four months in jail. Then on 21 January 1919, along with other members of the IRA's Third Tipperary Brigade, including Dan Breen, Seán took part in the Soloheadbeg ambush in which three members of the Royal Irish Constabulary, who were escorting a transportation of explosives, were waylaid and shot dead. This was the first military incident of the War of Independence. Seán and the others who took part in the ambush now had a price on their heads, and Seán Hogan, one of those involved, was captured shortly afterwards. In May 1919 at Knocklong railway station in Co. Limerick, in a successful attempt by Seán Treacy and others to free Seán Hogan as he was being transferred to jail, Seán Treacy was shot in the neck and seriously wounded. He recovered, and throughout the latter half of 1919 and most of 1920 he led attacks against the British in Dublin and Co. Tipperary. But on 14 October 1920 in Dublin, following a raid by British forces on the Republican Outfitters store at 94 Talbot St., where Seán was meeting with IRA comrades, he was shot and killed on the street as he fled the shop. A small plaque above the door of the shop commemorates the spot. Seán is remembered each year on the anniversary of his death at a commemoration ceremony in Kilfeacle where he is buried.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Mary Anne ALLIS was born about 1856. She died after 1925. Mary Anne lived in the family home in Hollyford, Co. Tipperary, with her brother Jim. Following the death in 1899 in Soloheadbeg (also Co. Tipperary) of the husband of her sister Bridget, Bridget left Soloheadbeg with her son, Seán, and returned to her old family home in Hollyford. Then, around 1906, when Jim got married, Bridget and Seán returned to Soloheadbeg accompanied by Mary Anne who helped raise Seán.
		M	ii	James (Jim) ALLIS.
		F	iii	Bridget ALLIS was born about 1863 and died 14 Jun 1941.
		M	iv	George ALLIS
		M	v	Edward ALLIS (Caution: not verified) was born 15 Jan 1868 in Co. Tipperary.
		M	vi	Michael ALLIS was born about 1872.
		F	vii	Nora ALLIS was born about 1874.

Anne Josephine MCPARTLAND [Parents] was born 1853 in prob Cootehall, Co. Roscommon. She died after 7 Sep 1910. Anne married John Joseph LOGAN on 12 Feb 1877 in Cootehall, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. According to her marriage certificate, Anne's address at the time of her marriage in 1877 was Rockingham, Co. Roscommon. The occupation of her father, Myles, is given as coachman. Perhaps Myles worked at Rockingham Demesne. Witnesses to the marriage of Anne and John were Charles Meehan and Catherine McPartland. Presumably Catherine was her sister who married John's brother, Peter. Anne also had a brother named Thomas. At the time of the 1901 census, John, Anne and their family were living in the station house in the townland of Cartronking in the parish of Kilmore, Co. Roscommon.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Agnes LOGAN was born 27 Jan 1880 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. She died 4 Feb 1880 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. Agnes died eight days after her birth.
		F	ii	Annie Mary Josephine LOGAN was born 10 Feb 1882 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. It's thought that birth and baptism records for a Joseph Logan born 10 February 1882 to John Logan and Anne McPartland actually relate to Anne. If so, sponsors at her baptism were Thomas McPartland and Bridget Hargarden. Annie's name appears in the 1901 census return for her parents' household. Her age is given as 20 and her occupation looks like "clerk". Joseph is not listed.
		F	iii	Emily Marion LOGAN was born 22 May 1884 and died 7 Jul 1966.
		M	iv	Peter John LOGAN was born 12 Apr 1886 and died 3 Aug 1968.
		M	v	Charles LOGAN was born 23 May 1888 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. He died 1 Jun 1888 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon. Charles died nine days after his birth.
		F	vi	Catherine Florence LOGAN was born 8 Oct 1889 in Greatmeadow, Boyle, Co. Roscommon and was christened 13 Oct 1889 in Boyle, Co. Roscommon. She died 8 May 1969 in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Sponsors at Catherine's baptism were Patrick Connaughton and Anne Hayes. Catherine died in St. Loman's Hospital in Mullingar.
		M	vii	Thomas Frances LOGAN was born 1895 in Co. Sligo. He died 15 Jun 1974 in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. According to the 1901 census, Thomas was born in Co. Sligo. However his parents lived in Greatmeadow, Co. Roscommon at the time. Thomas, who lived in Hill of Down, Co. Meath, died in St. Loman's Hospital in Mullingar.

Edward Heinriech KERBER was born 15 Mar 1910 in Hannaford, North Dakota. He died 8 Nov 1994 in Denver, Colorado and was buried in Fort Logan Cemetery, Sheridan, Colorado. Edward married Emily Maurine (Patricia) MORAHAN on 19 Aug 1936 in Denver, Colorado. Edward's background was German. Following the death of his father in North Dakota in 1912, Edward travelled to Rattenhaz in Germany (presumably where his father was from) and stayed 12 years. In 1924 he returned to the United States.

Emily Maurine (Patricia) MORAHAN [Parents] "Patricia" was born 23 Jan 1914 in Lincoln, Nebraska. She died 14 Oct 1996 in Denver, Colorado and was buried in Fort Logan Cemetery, Sheridan, Colorado. Patricia married Edward Heinriech KERBER on 19 Aug 1936 in Denver, Colorado. Emily went by the name Patricia, or Em, Patricia probably having been a Confirmation name.

They had the following children:

		M	i	Edward Joseph KERBER
		F	ii	Mary Frances KERBER
		F	iii	Florence (Flo) Marie KERBER
		F	iv	Rita Ann KERBER
		F	v	Patricia Eileen KERBER
		M	vi	Francis (Frank) Gerald KERBER
		M	vii	Robert Lawrence KERBER was born 24 Apr 1953 in prob. Denver, Colorado. He died 1975.

Lawrence (Larry) Patrick MORAHAN [Parents] was born 2 May 1921 in West Byron Place, Denver, Colorado. He died 22 Feb 1987 in Westminster, Colorado and was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Golden, Colorado. Lawrence married Rae Marie GIESLER on 14 Aug 1940 in Denver, Colorado. Other marriages: CORESSEL, Rita Anne Prior to World War II Larry worked as a clerk for Union Pacific Railroad. From 1945 to 1946 he served in the Military Police with the 3rd Infantry Division, and in 1947 he joined the Denver Police Department. In 1968 he was taken hostage in a foiled stick-up which culminated in a police chase of more than 300 miles. Larry  retired from the force in 1984 as a lieutenant.

Rae Marie GIESLER [Parents] was born 16 Feb 1922 in Laramie, Wyoming. She died 26 Oct 1982 in Grand Junction, Colorado and was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Golden, Colorado. Rae married Lawrence (Larry) Patrick MORAHAN on 14 Aug 1940 in Denver, Colorado. Rae's family background was French, German, Irish and English.

They had the following children:

		M	i	Lawrence James (Larry Jim) MORAHAN
		M	ii	Daniel (Dan) Joseph MORAHAN
		F	iii	Shirley Marie MORAHAN
		M	iv	Gerald Francis MORAHAN
		M	v	Michael Raymond MORAHAN
		M	vi	Thomas Eugene MORAHAN
		F	vii	Kathleen Anne MORAHAN
		F	viii	Sharon Louise MORAHAN was born 1956. She died 1991.

Lawrence (Larry) Patrick MORAHAN [Parents] was born 2 May 1921 in West Byron Place, Denver, Colorado. He died 22 Feb 1987 in Westminster, Colorado and was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Golden, Colorado. Lawrence married Rita Anne CORESSEL on May 1983 in Arvada, Colorado. Other marriages: GIESLER, Rae Marie Prior to World War II Larry worked as a clerk for Union Pacific Railroad. From 1945 to 1946 he served in the Military Police with the 3rd Infantry Division, and in 1947 he joined the Denver Police Department. In 1968 he was taken hostage in a foiled stick-up which culminated in a police chase of more than 300 miles. Larry  retired from the force in 1984 as a lieutenant.

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Joseph MOLLOY was born 1878 and died 10 Apr 1948.

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