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1885-- state census O'Connor Precinct,Greeley NE
Peter Killeen 1845 Ireland
Mary (Hanley)Killeen 1845 Ireland
Mary Killeen 1872 Illinois
Delia Killeen 1873 Illinois
1900--- US Fed Census Brayton, Greeley NE
Peter Killeen hd 52y feb 1848 wid Ire immig 1865 farmer
Mary Killeen da 25y sep 1874 IL
Delia Killeen da 23y oct 1876 IL
Michael Killeen sn 22y feb 1878 IL
Maggie Killeen da 17y jun 1883 IL
Katie Killeen da 14y jun 1885 NE
Cathens McLabr 65y 1835 IRE boarder
Max Grunsen 21y jun 1879 Ger helper
1902---Jul 8 1902
Peter Killeen of Ireland s/o Laurence Killeen & Briget Nevin
Katie Killeen of Iowa d/o Edmund Ryan & Mary Taftee
Witness; Thomas Ryan & Mary Callahan
Sighed; Peter McLaughlin -- * dispensation-relationship by marriage
1910--- US Fed Census Brayton, Greeley NE
Michal J Killeen hd 33y 1878 IL Ire Ire
Dorothy Killeen wf 27y 1883 IL IL IL
Gerald Killeen sn 4y 1906 NE IL IL
Ruth Killeen da 1y9m 1908 NE IL IL
Frank Slattery 25y 1885 NE IRE IRE hired man
1939---Michael Joseph Killeen, 1877-1939
Mike Killeen is Called to Reward – This community was grieved to learn of the sudden passing of Mike J. Killeen, 61, at the hospital in Hastings, at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Febr. 14. Mike, although his health had been failing rapidly the past few years, was a familiar figure on the streets of Wolbach as even during the last few weeks he had enjoyed visiting in the stores. Besides his wife, four daughters and a son survive. Funeral arrangements were still incomplete as we go to press.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 16, 1939
M. J. Killeen Is Laid to Final Rest – With the Rev. Fr. Michael Szczesny celebrating the high mass, and the choir of the O’Connor church singing the mass, friends and relatives of this community paid their last respects to the memory of M. J. Killeen at the St. Joseph’s Catholic church here Saturday morning. Interment was made in the O’Connor Catholic cemetery. Pall bearers were Thomas Silk, John Noonan, George Brannen, Charles Murphy, Pat Steenson and L. J. Warren. Michael Joseph Killeen was born at Nevada, Illinois, February 20, 1877. It was there that he was baptized in the Catholic faith. He came to Nebraska with his parents at the age of nine years and lived on a farm west of Wolbach. February 21, 1905 he was united in marriage to Dorothy Ralph, and to this union five children were born. Mr. and Mrs. Killeen settled on his farm in Fairdale where they resided until two years ago. Due to ill health and suffering from high blood pressure and a kidney ailment, Mr. Killeen retired from the farm to take up residence in this community. February 2 he entered the hospital at Hastings for treatment but his condition was so advanced that he was unable to recuperate and passed away following a stroke February 14, 1939, at the age of 62 years, 11 months and 14 days. He was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. Those left to mourn his death are his wife, one son Gerald of Wolbach, four daughters, Mrs. T. H. Henningsen, Mrs. Roy Nealon, both of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Oren McIntyre of Wolbach and Peggy Jean at home. Three grandchildren, Dorothy Nealon, Mickey McIntyre and Donnie Henningsen, four sisters, Mary Killeen of Omaha, Mrs. John Connors of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Ella Fitzpatrick of Greeley and Mrs. John Smith of Greeley, and a host of other relatives and friends also survive. During his more active years, and while on the farm, Mr. Killeen was honest in his efforts toward fostering community progress and spirit and took a great interest in this endeavor. Mr. Killeen was president of the Farmers Cooperative Creamery board of directors and was a stockholder and director more than twenty years. While a resident of the Fairdale community Mr. Killeen was active in promoting better roads. "Mike" will be missed from a community where he was known by young and old, and where he had made a host of friends and acquaintances. The Messenger joins the community in extending most heartfelt sympathy to a bereft family. Among those who attended the funeral services for M. J. Killeen here Saturday morning were: Dr. and Mrs. Glassmaker and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Semper of Spalding, Miss Mary Killeen and Peggy Fitzpatrick of Omaha, Mrs. Ed Callahan and Edward and Mary of St. Paul.
Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, February 23, 1939
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