. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. hemother of these died in May, 1836, and the fatherwedded for his second wife Alice Granahan, bywhom he had six children, namely: John, who diedin Ireland: Sarah, wife of Patrick Gilroy, of Coun-ty Mayo, Ireland ; Mary, wife of Hughey Gilroy, ofCounty Mayo; Th©mas, who died in Ireland;Anthony, who also died in that country; and James,who is now living in
. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. hemother of these died in May, 1836, and the fatherwedded for his second wife Alice Granahan, bywhom he had six children, namely: John, who diedin Ireland: Sarah, wife of Patrick Gilroy, of Coun-ty Mayo, Ireland ; Mary, wife of Hughey Gilroy, ofCounty Mayo; Th©mas, who died in Ireland;Anthony, who also died in that country; and James,who is now living in the old homestead. Michael J. Lynn was born in County Mayo,Ireland, and was ninteen years of age when he cameto the United States, landing in New York, onAugust 4, 1854, with four nounds sterling, or abouttwenty dollars. He came to Hawley, Penn., wherehe found work on the coal dumps, and he was after-ward employed in the mines at Pittston, Penn. Henext engaged in mercantile business at Scranton,Penn., and from there removed to Chicago, 111.,where he became a cattle dealer, but as his wife wasnot satisfied with tne West he remained in thatcity only nine months. On his return lie located onthe property in Palmyra township. Pike county,.
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