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Daniel Shellooe

Birth	:	1820 Ireland
Death	:	Jun 1907 Willows, Glenn County, California, USA
Burial	:	Lakewood Cemetery, Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate	:	41.0314445, -81.5651169
Plot	:	Catholic
Description	:	"Willows Review" (Willows, California), 14 June 1907 Passing of a Pioneer Daniel Shelloose, one of the oldest and most respected residents of this section was laid to rest from the St. Monica's church Monday morning. The church was crowded with the many friends and acquaintances of the deceased, who had come to pay the last sad tokens of respect to the corpse of him who during life they loved and respected. A high requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Fathers Walrath and Vereker. The funeral sermon was preached by Father Walrath, who for years had been in intimate... Read More	"Willows Review" (Willows, California), 14 June 1907 Passing of a Pioneer Daniel Shelloose, one of the oldest and most respected residents of this section was laid to rest from the St. Monica's church Monday morning. The church was crowded with the many friends and acquaintances of the deceased, who had come to pay the last sad tokens of respect to the corpse of him who during life they loved and respected. A high requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Fathers Walrath and Vereker. The funeral sermon was preached by Father Walrath, who for years had been in intimate friend of the deceased, and as he told of the exemplary life and ideal faith of his departed friend, his words became so eloquent and forceful as to make a deep and lasting impression on the listening congregation. The funeral cortege that followed the body to its last resting place was one of the largest ever seen in Willows for during the years that he lived and worked amongst us Dan Shellooe, by his sincerity and integrity, his unfailing good humor and square dealing, made friends with all who came in contact with his ripe manhood. At the grave Rev. Father Vereker of Auburn, spoke a few words of consolation and comfort, which touched the hearts of all. The pall bearers were Thomas Lynch, M. Campbell, Frank Spooner, P. Barceloux, T. Reidy and James Feeney. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' McCommish and Lambert, "History of Colusa and Glenn Counties, California", Los Angeles: Historic Record Company, 1918, pp. 460-61: DANIEL SHELLOOE A highly respected citizen of Glenn County, who lived a long and useful life was the late Daniel Shellooe, who passed from earth on June 7, 1908 [sic], mourned by a large circle of friends, besides his immediate family. He was born in Queens County, Ireland, in 1824, a son of Jeremiah Shellooe, a farmer of Queens County, and Bridget Brophie Shellooe, who gave birth to eleven children, nine of them being boys, of whom Daniel was next to the youngest. He was educated in the subscription schools of his home section, after which he found employment with the stockmen of his county, remaining in Ireland until 1844, when he immigrated to New York City. He worked his way towards the South locating in Georgia in 1847, and in Savannah was engaged in storing cotton, being very successful and acquiring considerable means. In 1852 he got the California fever, and came by way of Panama to investigate the possibilities of the great Western state. His first business after his arrival was the killing of cattle and packing to the mines from Folsom; and at the same time he was engaged in promoting mining interests in the northern mines, where he became well and widely known. In 1869 he came to what in now known as Glenn County; and from that date until his death he was interested in every movement for the upbuilding for the section he had chosen for his home. He began buying land and improving it, adding to his property from time to time until he owned some five hundred acres of as fine land as was to be found in the county. This he made into a very attractive ranch, upon which he engaged in raising grain and live stock with very good success. In his later years he had the assistance of his sons, who, like their father, have become responsible and well-to-do men, equally alive to the growing needs of the country. Daniel Shellooe was married in Philadelphia to Ann Seivington, like himself a native of Ireland, and who became the mother of his seven children, of whom five are living. These in order of birth, are: Miss Kate Shellooe, of Helmville, Mont.; James living in Germantown, Cal.; Mrs. William Deveney, of Woodland; Daniel Augustine of Glenn County; and Mrs. Virgil Harper, of Helmville. Jeremiah and Mrs. Frank Forrest are both deceased. Mr. Shellooe was a Democrat and served as a trustee of the school in his district for many years. He was progressive and public-spirited, and was always ready to lend a helping hand to the needy. When he died, the county lost one of her substantial citizens, and one who had helped to bring Glenn County to her present high place among the counties of the state. Transcribed by E. Note: Shares monument with Anna Shellooe

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Daniel Shellooe's memorial is located at: Lakewood Cemetery, Akron, Summit County, USA.
When did Daniel Shellooe death?
Daniel Shellooe death on Jun 1907 in Willows, Glenn County, California, USA
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Latitude: 41.0314445
Longitude: -81.5651169

Family Members:

Spouse

Anna “Annie” Seivington Shellooe

(1831 - 1878)

Children

Catherine “Kate” Shellooe

(1858 - 1936)

Jeremiah Peter “Jerry” Shellooe

(1860 - 1893)

Mary Agnes Shellooe Deveney

(1862 - 1945)

James Joseph Shellooe

(1865 - 1938)

Daniel August Shellooe

(1867 - 1936)

Elizabeth Bridget Shellooe Harper

(1872 - 1918)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Lakewood Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0314445, -81.5651169

2. Saint Augustine Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0320015, -81.5687027

3. New Portage Cemetery
Barberton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0276299, -81.5907364

4. Greenlawn Memorial Park
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0433006, -81.5860977

5. Lockwood Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0003014, -81.5582962

6. Holy Cross Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0269012, -81.5231018

7. Akron Hebrew Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0643997, -81.5618973

8. Mount Hope Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0490990, -81.5266037

9. South Street Jewish Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0612790, -81.5401000

10. Anshe Sfard Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0208570, -81.5153790

11. Farband and Workmens Circle Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0203840, -81.5146590

12. Black Plague Cemetery
Norton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0492400, -81.6134800

13. Ahavas Zedek Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0199880, -81.5133590

14. Kyser Cemetery
Barberton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 40.9775696, -81.5713272

15. Norton Center Cemetery
Norton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0232010, -81.6389999

16. Loyal Oak Cemetery
Norton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0493011, -81.6364975

17. Saint Bernards Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0848198, -81.5315170

18. Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0065002, -81.4931030

19. Glendale Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0847015, -81.5282974

20. Spicer Cemetery (Defunct)
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0758018, -81.5108032

21. Old Dublin Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0813904, -81.5191727

22. Himelrigh Cemetery
Barberton, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 40.9797820, -81.6083600

23. Saint Vincents Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0924988, -81.5361023

24. Infirmary Cemetery
Akron, Summit County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0975370, -81.5634870