Person:Daniel O’Donnell (1)
Daniel O'Donnell
b.13 Aug 1835 Ireland
d.2 Feb 1926 Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
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m. Abt 1863
  1. Kate O'Donnell, 11867 -
  2. Margaret O'Donnell1870 - 1883
  3. Mary Agnes O'Donnell1872 - 1954
  4. Bridget Winifred O'Donnell1873 - 1951
  5. Catherine O'Donnell, 21875 - 1882
  6. Daniel O'Donnell1879 - 1883
  7. Minnie O'Donnell1882 -
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Name Daniel O'Donnell
Gender Male
Birth[1][2][37] 13 Aug 1835 Ireland
Immigration[7] 1860
Marriage Abt 1863 to Margarete Sweeney
Occupation? Salesman: Indiana Works of the Standard Oil Company.
Other[8][7] 1878 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesCourt of Sessions
Death[3][4][1][5] 2 Feb 1926 Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Ohio, United Statesdied of Cerebral Hemmorhage
Burial[1][6] 5 Feb 1926 Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United StatesSt. John’s Cemetery

In the birth record of son Daniel, both parents list their age as 37 which would yield a birth date of approx. 1842, however in the birth record of a daughter in 1879 they listed ages as 30 for Mary and 32 for Dan this would yield birth dates of 1845 and 1843

Died at age 90

Indiana Works of the Standard Oil Company.: First man given a pension at Whiting, Indiana, Works of the Standard Oil Company 1893

His wife died before him

The O’Donnells owned their own home free and clear. It was either a two-flat or a house with an apartment - because they rented out an apartment to Frank Pahlow and his wife. Pahlow’s wife was their daughter, Mary Agnes O’Donnell. (Mamie)

Excerpt from Titan, by Ron Chernow seems to add credence to the item on the death certificate of Margarete (wife) which states they were in Illinois about 10 years

Immigrated in 1863

There are no Chicago Voting Records for Daniel

SAINT JOHN CEMETERY, 7000 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, OH, (216) 641-7575

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Source (530). (O’Donnell, Daniel: Death Certificate, State of Ohio, Registration District No 48, File No. 7077).
  2. ↑ United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T623).

    film T623, roll #288 Listing: Volume 7, Enumeration District 1067, Sheet 7, Line 21
    Films were read at the National Archives, Great Lakes Region

  3. ↑ Source (64). (O’Donnell, Daniel: Ohio Death Index).
  4. ↑ Source (35). (O’Donnell, Daniel: Obituary).
  5. ↑ Source (5). (Ohio Department of Health. Index to Annual Deaths, 1958-2002. Columbus, OH, USA: Ohio Department of Health, State Vital Statistics Unit. Ohio. Division of Vital Statistics. Death Certificates and index, December 20, 1908-December 31, 1953. State Archives Series 3094. Ohio Historical Society, Ohio. --- Name:Daniel Odonnell Death Date: 2 Feb 1926 County of Death: Ashtabula).
  6. ↑ Source (292). (Cleveland Necrology File, Cleveland Public Library - Id#: 0262228 | Name: O'Donnell, Daniel | Date: 2-5-1926 | Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #061. | Notes: age 90. St. John's Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio.)
    Id#: 0262228-.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Source (451). (1920 Federal Census - Roll T 625_1346,Page 240, Sheet 3A, Enumeration District 19, Line 40).
  8. ↑ Source (489). (Record and index of persons registered and of poll lists of voters, northern district of Illinois, City Chicago; Series items; Page # 584, Chicago, LU-OM - 1888-1890; National Archives, Midwest District, Chicago. (Provided by Gift Fund)).
  9.   Source (389). (Exerpt from Titan, by Ron Chernow , Page 288).
  10.   Source (542). (Standard Oil Background: Avoca Minnesota & Whiting Indiana).
  11.   Source (566). (Standard Oil Indiana. Our Hoosier State Beneath Us: Oil and Gas).
  12.   Source (564). (Whiting Refinery History).
  13.   Source (330). (Standard Oil Background).
  14.   Source (327). (CITY OF STANDARD OIL.; Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: May 24, 1891. pg. 19).
  15.   Source (335). (HOW KEROSENE IS MADE.; WORKS OF THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY AT WHITING, IND., Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963)., Chicago, Ill.: Jun 21, 1896.  pg. 18).
  16.   Source (332). (STANDARD OIL GETS IT.; Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Jun 7, 1890. pg. 9).
  17.   Source (337). (STANDARD OIL PLANT FOR WHITING Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: May 28, 1896. pg. 7).
  18.   Source (336). (Became the nation's oil center with organization of the Standard Oil Company in 1870 [1]).
  19.   Source (529). (Irish Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland).
  20.   Source (534). (Establishment of Cleveland Churches in The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History).
  21.   Source (532). (Pictures of Early Cleveland Churches in Cleveland Memory Project).
  22.   Source (393). (Canalway Ohio).
  23.   Source (392). (Street Name Changes @ www.cpl.org).
  24.   Source (391). (City of Cleveland Wards, 1840).
  25.   Source (405). (City of Cleveland Wards, 1860).
  26.   Source (406). (Cleveland Map - 1970).
  27.   Source (395). (City of Cleveland Wards, 1880).
  28.   Source (398). (Forst High School in Cleveland. Central High School building on Wilson Ave. (E 55th), ca. 1880s.).
  29.   Source (402). (Information and graphic of the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland).
  30.   Source (404). (More Standard Oil history).
  31.   Source (483). (Picture of St. Augustine Church from Cleveland Press collection Website www.clevelandmemory.org/press/).
  32.   Source (486). (Sent to Cleveland Ardiocesese Chris Kosal Labeled 1954 A, B, C, D,).
  33.   Source (485). (Cultural diversity paints Tremont's colorful history).
  34.   Source (477). (Tremont - A Neighborhood of Cleveland Ohio (Part 1 and Part 2)).
  35.   Source (479). (EARLY CATHOLIC CHURCH RECORDS OF THE DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND).
  36.   Source (587). (Photo - St. Augustine Catholic Church, 2486 West 14th. Street).
  37. ↑ Death Cert says August
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