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[sent July 1]
Today is July 1st. On this day in 1894, U. S. Navy watertender Thomas
Ahearn died at the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn. He's buried there in the
Cypress Hills National Veterans Cemetery.
See http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~aherns/ahmil.htm#natcem for a
list of Ahern burials in U. S. Veterans Cemeteries. This list has just
been updated with ten new cemeteries and 80 additional names, bringing the
total to over 600.
The obituary page has now passed the 3,650 mark. The earliest new obituary
is for Kate Ahearn of Pearl Street, New York City, who died of typhus,
9 May 1893. The most recent new obituary is for Patrick F. Ahern of
Evergreen Park, Chicago, 28 June 2009.
The following news stories have been added to the Ahern website:
- Creditors are advised of the passing of Anthony Thomas Ahearne of
Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin, 8 December 1969
- Creditors are advised of the passing of Michael Ahern of Coburg,
Australia, 30 May 1945
- Cornelius Joseph Ahern, of Wangaratta, Victoria, Australia, named as
executor in estate of James O'Brien, 4 May 1916
- a farewell party given for Arthur Ahern of Nar-Nar-Goon who is
transferring to New South Wales, 20 September 1928
- Mr. J. J. Ahern elected President of the Pakenham (Australia)
Horticultural Society, 30 October 1923
- Miss Ann Aherne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William of Dublin, wed Michael
Ryan, with her sisters Brenda and Kathleen as bridesmaids, 10 July 1958
- Miss Joan Aherne, daughter of Major J. F. Aherne of Mount Merrion,
Dublin, engaged to John J. O'Keeffe of Ballinteer, 26 May 1956
- Miss Nora Ahern of Cork City engaged to Gerald Scanlan of Dalkey, Co.
Dublin, 30 March 1960
- James Joseph and Mary Agnes Ahern to be granted probate in will of
Daniel James Ahern of Dandenong, Victoria, Australia, 28 May 1920
- Richard Ahearn, manager of the Eskdale Butter Factory, testifies before
dairy commission at Tallangatta, Victoria, Australia, 20 June 1928
- Cornelius A'Hern to be tried for attempted murder at Perth, Australia,
29 March 1867
- John Ahern, a native of Fermoy in County Cork, charged with murdering
his niece in Sydney, Australia, 7 June 1845; inquest on the body of his
niece Mary Ann Clarke, 14 June 1845; convicted and sentenced to death,
19 July 1845; executed 16 August 1845
- will of Mary Clare Ahern of Dublin lists estate of 5,850 pounds,
8 November 1951
- bodies of T. F. Ahern's widow Deborah Mary (Buckley) and her daughters
Aileen and Dierdre found in their Rathgar, Co. Dublin home, 13 January
1953; inquest finds that Mrs. Ahern asphyxiated her daughters and then
herself, 28 January 1953; left estate of 5,862 pounds, 12 August 1953
- 11-year-old Eugene Aherne of Cabra, County Dublin, brings action in
court against schoolteacher who beat him with a stick, 23 July 1963
- James F. Aherne's daughter Patricia, of Dalkey, Co. Dublin, engaged,
29 December 1964
- John Aherne secretary of Federation of Irish Bee-keepers, 16 July 1956
- John Ahearn from Swansea in Wales, dies while in custody on a charge of
bigamy in Pennsylvania, 17 February 1886, 13 March 1886
- 14-year-old James Ahearn of Germantown, Pennsylvania and another boy
drowned when their rowboat went over a dam in Philadelphia's Fairmount
Park, 10 May 1886
- Buffalo, New York cartman Thomas Ahearn charged with libeling the Mayor,
8 May 1887
- 10-year-old Patrick Ahearn suffers broken leg after being run over by
a trolley in New York City, 20 August 1886
- Oswego, New York railroad messenger W. F. Ahern inherits $115,000,
2 February 1886
- New York fireman Thomas J. Ahearn promoted to Foreman of Engine Co. 32,
25 February 1886; overcome by smoke in cigar factory fire, 29 May 1886
- Iris Ahern married a Mr. Leahy and will reside in Wyndham, Australia,
26 February 1926
- O.R. Ahern arrives at Darwin, Australia on the "Montoro", 15 July 1915
- P. Ahern fined for using indecent language in Darwin, North Australia,
9 February 1932
- an Ahern fined for riotous conduct in Normanville, South Australia,
6 March 1861
- a Margaret Ahern and a Martin Ahern arrive in Adelaide, Australia,
3 October 1859
- Lt. George Patrick Ahern of Fort Snelling, Minnesota visiting at West
Point, 2 June 1887; ordered to report for duty at Columbus Barracks,
Ohio, 9 May 1894
- Catherine Ahearn finds Brigadoon in Pennsylvania when she buys a house
in Jim Thorpe, 19 April 2002
- New Jersey State Assemblyman Matthew Ahearn to seek re-election,
23 March 2003
- Thomas Ahern, indicted for assault in Dublin, found to be of unsound
mind, 11 January 1861
- the dog cart of a Mr. Ahern and son from Wood Green near London, is hit
by a car driven by Charles S. Rolls, co-founder of the Rolls-Royce
automobile company while in a competitive auto race, 13 September 1902
[http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~aherns/ahukrec.htm#1901 lists a
Christ(opher) Ahern, Dock Worker, age 32 in Wood Green as well as a
68-year-old Catherine Ahern who was born in Cork, Ireland.]
- Boston builder Patrick O'Hearn attacked by monster turtle, 19 October
1913; his son, John Patrick O'Hearn wed Elizabeth Brine of Arlington,
Massachusetts, 4 September 1924; granddaughter born, 22 August 1925; as
Building Commissioner orders the removal of adjacent structures to
protect the Paul Revere House from threat of fire, 17 July 1915;
Democratic candidate for State Treasurer, 2 November 1920, defeated by
Republican candidate, 3 November 1920; drives his horse Nut Boy to win
sulky race at Franklin Field, 28 April 1912
- Patrick O'Hearn, superintendent of the Kansas City, Missouri workhouse
reports a runaway, 24 June 1908
- Richard O'Hearn, 26th Infantry, killed at Panay in the Philippines,
leaves kin in Worcester, Massachusetts, 14 September 1900
- house in Lowell, Massachusetts, owned by Patrick O'Hearn, damaged by
fire, 24 September 1926
- Richard O'Hearn claimed he was not drunk, but "having a fit" when police
found him lying on the sidewalk in Boston, 6 July 1905
- marriage intentions published in Boston for Richard Tobin and Catharine
Ahearn, 14 February 1882
- Patrick O'Hern, of Boston, charged with selling his wife's furniture,
21 February 1883
- 65-year-old Bridget O'Hearn, of South Boston, fell down the stairs,
8 November 1883
- William O'Hearn of South Boston injured when horse runs away with wagon,
10 June 1884
- Cornelius Ahearn, of Boston, pulls alarm to report a fire, 20 June 1884
The Ahern Family Genealogy Website
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~aherns/
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