Person:Michael Drummey (3)

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Michael Patrick DRUMMEY
b.13 Mar 1857 Newark, OH
d.17 Nov 1934 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
Parents and Siblings
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m. Est 1850
  1. Willie DRUMMEY1852 - 1856
  2. Mary DRUMMEY1854 - 1856
  3. Michael Patrick DRUMMEY1857 - 1934
  4. Ella H. DRUMMEY1859 - 1885
  5. John Thomas DRUMMEY1860 - 1900
  6. Honora Louisa DRUMMEY1863 - 1869
  7. Mary Catharine Drummey1865 - 1917
  8. William DRUMMEY1868 - 1946
  9. Thomas Nicholas DRUMMEY1871 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 6 Nov 1889
  1. Mary Geraldine Drummey1891 - 1983
  2. William Leo DRUMMEY1893 - 1963
  3. Ella Emeria DRUMMEY1895 - 1988
  4. Julia Evelyn DRUMMEY1900 - 1994
  5. Robert Emmett DRUMMEY1903 - 1993
  6. John Thomas DRUMMEY1905 - 1985
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Facts and Events
Name Michael Patrick DRUMMEY
Gender Male
Birth? 13 Mar 1857 Newark, OH
Alt Birth[1] 13 Mar 1857 Newark, OH
Census? 1860 Newark 3rd Ward, Licking Co., Ohio
Census? 1860 Newark 3rd Ward, Licking Co., Ohio
Census? 1870 Newark 3rd Ward, Licking Co., Ohio
Census? 1870 Newark 3rd Ward, Licking Co., Ohio
Census[3] 1880 Newark, Licking Co., Ohio
Census[3] 1880 Newark, Licking Co., Ohio
Marriage 6 Nov 1889 St. Joseph's, Grand Junction, COto Bridget Teresa McGreevey
Census? 1900 Pomona Pct., Mesa Co., Colorado
Census? 1910 Denver, , CO
Census? 1910 Denver, Denver, CO
Residence? 1913 4206 Vallejo, Denver
Census? 1920 Denver, , CO
Census? 1920 Denver, Denver, CO
Census? 1930 Denver, Denver, Colorado
Occupation? 1880-Machinist; 1920-Railroad machinist
Occupation? 1880-Machinist; 1900-Machinist; 1920-Railroad machinist; 1913-Machinist
Death[1][2] 17 Nov 1934 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
Burial? Calvary Cemetery, Ryan, IA
Religion? Catholic


1. James Lawrence Dunn remembers Granpa Mike (1994)

2. Mike was fireworks fanatic; put on July 4 shows in Grand Junction CO; blew out windows of courthouse (Ref:James Dunn)

3. Inventor, held several patents; early inventor of railroad air brake. 4. Came out to Denver in 1880 and worked for the Denver and Rio Grande RR. Later transferred to Grand Junction and was there when the first train went through. Around 1900 became general foreman of the Moffet road in Denver. After retiring in Denver, he lived there until about 1930, when he moved to North Hollywoood, California. Resided on Wyandott St. in Denver, 1920, 1930.


1. James & Mary Dunn 6624 Jamieson Ave. Reseda CA 91335 (818) 344-6614


1. James Lawrence Dunn remembers Granpa Mike (1994)

2. Mike was fireworks fanatic; put on July 4 shows in Grand Junction CO; blew out windows of courthouse (Ref:James Dunn)

3. Inventor, held several patents; early inventor of railroad air brake. 4. Came out to Denver in 1880 and worked for the Denver and Rio Grande RR. Later transferred to Grand Junction and was there when the first train went through. Around 1900 became general foreman of the Moffet road in Denver. After retiring in Denver in 1923, he lived there until about 1930, when he moved to North Hollywoood, California. Resided on Wyandott St. in Denver, 1920, 1930. 5. On his passport application, 9 May 1924, Michael states he is retired.


1. Mary Dunn 6624 Jamieson Ave. Reseda CA 91335 (818) 344-6614

2. Search Grand Jct. newspaper, Mar-Apr 1891 for MP's trip to Europe.


3. Why is MP in Europe in 1891? Where?

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Source (404). (SIN 5. Bushes and Branches for Family Trees: Mangold/Keenan - McEnany/Drummy, Mary Duggan Mangold, November, 1979, FHL Salt Lake City, Film #1321268, Item #1, Self-published. A 492-page collection of Family Group Sheets, letters, photos and clippings of the Mangold and Drummy families. Based on papers collected by Blanche McEnerny Mangold. Pages are not numbered in original; for convenience, the pages have been hand-numbered so that the dedication page, "To My Dear Peachy", is page 2.).
  2. ↑ Source (472).
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Page 411B
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