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Patrick Phillip Walsh

Birth	:	16 Mar 1841 Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois, USA
Death	:	4 Jun 1899 Seward County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Rochdale Cemetery, Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate	:	53.6132698, -2.1833401
Description	:	Son of Patrick Walsh and his wife Catherine Reilly Walsh. Born in Waukegan, Illinois. Worked for the railroad and homesteaded in Seward County, Nebraska in 1870. Married Mary Ann (Molly) Reynolds January 1, 1878. Died 1899, most likely stomach cancer. Memorial and Biographical Record ... Butler, Polk, Seward, York and Fillmore Counties, 1899 Bio of P. P. Walsh: (pages 529-530) P. P. WALSH, who has lived and farmed for more than a quarter of a century on section 1, precinct D, Seward county, stands well among Nebraska farmers, and by his industry, thrift and economy has made himself independently well off. He has a... Read More	Son of Patrick Walsh and his wife Catherine Reilly Walsh. Born in Waukegan, Illinois. Worked for the railroad and homesteaded in Seward County, Nebraska in 1870. Married Mary Ann (Molly) Reynolds January 1, 1878. Died 1899, most likely stomach cancer. Memorial and Biographical Record ... Butler, Polk, Seward, York and Fillmore Counties, 1899 Bio of P. P. Walsh: (pages 529-530) P. P. WALSH, who has lived and farmed for more than a quarter of a century on section 1, precinct D, Seward county, stands well among Nebraska farmers, and by his industry, thrift and economy has made himself independently well off. He has a farm consisting of three hundred and twenty acres of choice land, and the buildings upon it are above the average in their substantial construction and the convenience of their arrangements. Mr. Walsh was born near Waukegan, Illinois, in 1845, and was reared and educated in that community. He was bred a farmer, and assumed the responsibility of his own maintenance when only sixteen years of age He crossed the lake and entered the lumber woods near Muskegon, Michigan, and spent a year or more, when he came back to Chicago, and was employed as a teamster for the next three years. By this time he had grown sufficiently fore-handed to buy a team for himself, and engaged in teaming in Waukegan. He came to this state in 1871, and filed a homestead claim on the east half of the southeast quarter of section 10, precinct D, but presently exchanged it for eighty acres, where he is now living. He and Lon Ritchie built a sod house and lived in it together for some time. He earned some needed money about this time by working on the construction of the Burlington & Missouri River railroad. He built a sod house on his own homestead, which was used for a time as a school-house, and where the first term was held in the district. Mr. Walsh was married January 1, 1879, to Miss Mary Ann Reynolds, a native of New York, and a daughter of Christopher Reynolds, who came to this county as early as 1865. He was a man of energy, daring and integrity, and has been long dead. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh immediately settled on their homestead farm, and applied themselves earnestly to its improvement. They put up a frame residence, sixteen by twenty-four feet, and have from time to time made very substantial additions to it until it has assumed its present comfortable and commodious appearance. They began with wild land, and by persistent pluck and push are now the owners of a half section of land, one hundred and sixty acres of it on section 1, and the remainder on section 12. The farm is supplied with two sets of buildings, and has all the conveniences required by a modern and up-todate agriculture. He rents and operates an additional quarter section, making four hundred and eighty acres under his immediate and personal management. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh are the parents of six living children--Matthew, Thomas, Edward, George, Leo and Ralph. They are members of the Catholic church at Ulysses, and are prominent people in the parish. He is a Populist, and an active worker for the cause he cherishes. He is township treasurer and also treasurer of school district 43, and is generally regarded as an upright and capable man. --------------- Death notice, Ulysses Dispatch, June 7, 1899, page 3, column 2: Patrick Walsh, 9 miles southwest of Ulysses, died last Sunday night of stomach trouble at the age of 58 years. The funeral services were held at the Ulysses Catholic church yesterday morning.

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Where is Patrick Phillip Walsh's memorial?
Patrick Phillip Walsh's memorial is located at: Rochdale Cemetery, Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England.
When did Patrick Phillip Walsh death?
Patrick Phillip Walsh death on 4 Jun 1899 in Seward County, Nebraska, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Patrick Phillip Walsh's memorial?
Latitude: 53.6132698
Longitude: -2.1833401

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Mary Ann “Molly” Reynolds Walsh

(1861 - 1931)

Siblings

Mary Walsh Mihan

(1838 - 1916)

John J. Walsh

(1846 - 1909)

Catherine A Walsh Morrisey

(1854 - 1929)

Children

William Matthias “Matt” Walsh

(1879 - 1952)

(1880 - 1960)

(1882 - 1964)

(1883 - 1953)

(1891 - 1968)

(1896 - 1976)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Rochdale Cemetery
Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6132698, -2.1833401

2. Rochdale Crematorium
Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6160820, -2.1830570

3. Denehurst Cemetery
Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6206199, -2.1821104

4. Heywood Cemetery
Heywood, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6010610, -2.1931250

5. St. Paul's Churchyard
Norden, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6273006, -2.2126936

6. St Martin Churchyard
Castleton Moor, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5885050, -2.1756140

7. Christ Church Churchyard
Healey, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6378630, -2.1741198

8. St. James Ashworth
Rochdale, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6214693, -2.2261040

9. St. John's Churchyard Thornham
Middleton, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5760100, -2.1718300

10. St Bartholomew Churchyard
Whitworth, Rossendale Borough, England
Coordinate: 53.6553000, -2.1709700

11. St James the Apostle Churchyard
Wardle, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6497550, -2.1338420

12. Saint Andrew's
Dearnley, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6395100, -2.1168400

13. Littleborough Cemetery
Littleborough, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6407500, -2.1167500

14. Royton Cemetery
Royton, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, England
Coordinate: 53.5727450, -2.1302850

15. St. Mary's Churchyard Birch-In-Hopwood
Heywood, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5662410, -2.2247560

16. St. Thomas Churchyard
Newhey, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.6019166, -2.0958889

17. Whitworth Cemetery
Whitworth, Rossendale Borough, England
Coordinate: 53.6671650, -2.1674750

18. Boarshaw Cemetery and Crematorium
Middleton, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5584100, -2.1773100

19. Middleton Cemetery and Crematorium
Middleton, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5574400, -2.1829200

20. Saint Paul Churchyard
Royton, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, England
Coordinate: 53.5653330, -2.1261450

21. Crompton Cemetery
Shaw, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, England
Coordinate: 53.5799840, -2.1003410

22. St Matthew Churchyard
Chadderton, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, England
Coordinate: 53.5565975, -2.1528452

23. Old Burial Grounds
Middleton, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5534036, -2.1948053

24. St Leonard's Churchyard
Middleton, Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, England
Coordinate: 53.5530640, -2.1945060