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Serendipity! John Dailey was reaching out – wanting to be found!
Someone posts a message on an Ireland Genealogy Forum regarding Vermont.
Mary, who is one of a small group of people who have been trying to piece together the people that lived in the Castlemaine area through various records – census, church, word of mouth, etc. reads the message and responds.
Peter, who lives in Vermont, occasionally checks the daily search feature on genforum using "vermont" as the search word and he looks for Irish Vermonters and saw the mention of Castlemaine which did not mean much to him except he saw that Mary was trying to find these lost tribes.
Later that afternoon, Peter was on his way to his daughter's soccer game and enroute realized he was going to be early and had some time to kill. He drove to Ludlow and stopped at the cemetery (Pleasant View Cemetery). He had time for a quick look and he saw a huge Celtic Cross. He sauntered over and what did he find?
John Dailey born Castlemaine
August 20, 1838 – May 2, 1911
and his wife
Mary Boyle, daughter of William and Hanora Sullivan Boyle
1841 – 1916, born Tralee
Mary has a habit of sending me copies of all her discoveries and e-mails, etc. because I am a retired police detective whose nickname is "tracker". I get up very early in the morning to find time to help try and find the descendants of those who lived in Castlemaine and the surrounding area. Mary and I are distant cousins through the Bartons.
I take the information Mary already has on this family that left Ireland about 1850 and the information from Peter and – ta da!
John and his family were found in numerous census records, Civil War records, in several books:
Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont (Google Book Result) published in 1903
Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont, Gravestone Inscriptions
Ludlow Village Windsor County 1883 – 1884
The research was exciting!
This is still in progress but I wanted to share the info in case someone recognized the family and might even be a descendant.
Descendants of Timothy Dailey
Generation No. 1
1. TIMOTHY1 DAILEY was born 1807 in Ireland1, and died 04 October 1892 in Ludlow, Windsor, VT1. He married JOHANNA BARRETT 05 February 1835 in Kiltallagh, County Kerry, Ireland2.
Notes for TIMOTHY DAILEY:
1870 Census, Ludlow, Windsor County, Vermont:
Timothy DALEY, age 63, born in Ireland, lived with his wife, Hannah, 62, and their children:
William, 23, a farm laborer, born in Ireland
Hannah, 18, works in a woolen mill, born in Vermont
Charles, 16, works in a wollen mill, born in Vermont
Bridget, 13, works in a wollen mill, born in Vermont
1880 Census, Ludlow, Windsor County, Vermont:
Timothy Dailey, age 71, born about 1809, born in Ireland, a laborer, living with his wife, Johanna and his children:
Johanna, 27, born in Vermont
Bridget E., 23, born in Vermont
Charles. E., 25, born in Vermont
More About TIMOTHY DAILEY:
1870 Census: 06 June 1870, Ludlow, Windsor, VT
1880 Census: 10 June 1880, Ludlow, Windsor, VT
AKA (Facts Pg): Timothy Daley
More About TIMOTHY DAILEY and JOHANNA BARRETT:
Marriage: 05 February 1835, Kiltallagh, County Kerry, Ireland2
Children of TIMOTHY DAILEY and JOHANNA BARRETT are:
i. CATHERINE2 DAILEY, b. 1835, Ireland3.
ii. PATRICK DAILEY, b. 18363.
2. iii. JOHN DAILEY, b. 1838, Castlemaine, Kerry, Ireland; d. 02 May 1911, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont.
3. iv. TIMOTHY S. DAILEY, b. 1840, Ireland.
4. v. MICHAEL DAILEY, b. Abt. 1841, Ireland.
vi. HANORA DAILEY, b. 18423.
5. vii. WILLIAM DAILEY, b. 1844, Ireland; d. 1929, Vermont.
viii. JOHANNA DAILEY, b. Abt. 18524.
ix. CHARLES DAILEY, b. Abt. 18554.
Notes for CHARLES DAILEY:
1870 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
Charles Daly, 16, born in Vermont, was living in a boarding house for the Ludlow Wollen Mills and he worked in woolen mill. This may or not be Charlie, the son of Timothy and Johanna.
Also living in this boarding house was Timothy Daly, 24; Mary Daly, 34 and Pat Daly, 23, all born in Ireland.
x. BRIDGET E. DAILEY, b. Abt. 18574.
xi. BRIGID DAILEY, b. 17 June 18454.
Notes for BRIGID DAILEY:
1883-1884 Ludlow Village, Windsor County Business Directory:
Daly, Bridget, cloth finisher, boards Pleasant
More About BRIGID DAILEY:
AKA (Facts Pg): Bridget Daly
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN2 DAILEY (TIMOTHY1) was born 1838 in Castlemaine, Kerry, Ireland5, and died 02 May 1911 in Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont. He married MARY BOYLE, daughter of WILLIAM BOYLE and HANORA SULLIVAN. She was born 1845 in Tralee, Kerry, Ireland, and died 1916 in Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont.
Notes for JOHN DAILEY:
1860 Federal Census, Weathersfield, Windsor, Vermont:
John Daly, 21, a farm laborer, lived with the Farwell family.
Daley, John, 22, Weathersfield, VT; enl 8/6/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. H, 10th VVI, wdd, Winchester, 9/19/64, pr CPL 5/1/65, m/o 6/22/65
1870 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
John Daly, 27, born in Ireland, working as a baggage handler for the RR, lived with his wife, Mary, 23 and their child:
Willie, 3
1880 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
John Dailey, 44, an assistant for the RR Station, lived with his wife, Mary, 35 and their children:
Willie R. Dailey, 14, at school
Nellie E. Dailey, 9
Florence, 1
1883 - 1884 Ludlow Village, Windsor County, business directory:
John Daly, assistant station agent on C.V.R.R., home Andover
1900 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, 54 Andover:
John Dailey, 65, born August 1834, married 34 years lived with his wife, Mary, born June 1846, both in Ireland. Mary has given birth to 3 children and 3 are still alive. It was unknown when they immigrated. He owned his home free and clear.
More About JOHN DAILEY:
1860 Census: 31 August 1860, Weathersfield, Windsor, VT
1870 Census: 01 June 1870, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1880 Census: Ludlow, Windsor, VT
AKA (Facts Pg): John Daly
Burial: May 1911, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, Pleasant View Cemetery
More About MARY BOYLE:
Burial: 1916, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, Pleasant View Cemetery
Children of JOHN DAILEY and MARY BOYLE are:
i. WILLIE3 DAILEY, b. Abt. 1866.
ii. NELLIE DAILEY, b. Abt. 1871.
iii. FLORENCE DAILEY, b. Abt. 1880.
3. TIMOTHY S.2 DAILEY (TIMOTHY1) was born 1840 in Ireland5. He married (1) LUCY R. PIERCE. She died 1890 in California6. He married (2) LIZZIE GILLIGAN 18926. She was born Abt. 1858 in Vermont.
Notes for TIMOTHY S. DAILEY:
Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont: A Record
Google Books Result by Hiram Carleton, Lewis Publishing Company - 1903
Timothy S. Dailey is featured in this book, page 383 and 384.
1860 Federal Census, Weathersfield, Windsor, Vermont:
Timothy Daly, 15, is a farm hand on a farm owned by Erastus N. Dart.
CIVIL WAR:
Dailey, Timothy Jr., 7th Vermont Infantry Co. G, born 4/5/1848, died 12/3/1904, Ludlow cemetery, Ludlow, VT
1870 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, in a boarding house for the Ludlow Woolen Mills:
Timothy Daly, 25, works in woolen mill.
NOTE: Charles Daly, 16, Mary Daly, 35 and Pat Daly, 23 are all living in this boarding house.
1880 Federal Census, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, living on West Stanford Street (or Avenue)
Timothy Dailey, 33, a dyer in a woolen mill lived with his wife, Lucy R., 35, and Clan C. 9 months old (this individual is listed as a male but is possibly a female, mentioned in the Genealogy article as Clare, a telegraph operator in Massachusetts).
1900 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, 123 Main Street
Timothy Dailey, 50, a dyer in a woolen mill, lived with his wife, Elizabeth, 43 and their children:
Marie, 5
Margarete, 3/12
More About TIMOTHY S. DAILEY:
1860 Census: 28 August 1860, Weathersfield, Windsor, Vermont
1870 Census: 06 June 1870, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1880 Census: 10 June 1880, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut
1900 Census: 02 June 1900, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
Notes for LIZZIE GILLIGAN:
1910 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, Main Street:
Elizabeth N. Dailey, 52, born in Vermont, having her own income, is listed as widowed. She lived with her children:
Marie E. Dailey, 15
Margaret H. Dailey, 18
1920 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, Main Street:
Elizabeth A. Dailey, 62, who owned her house free and clear, with her own income, widowed, lived with her children:
Marie E. Dailey, 25, a teacher in a rural school
Margarite, 19, a linotype operator in a printing office
More About LIZZIE GILLIGAN:
1910 Census: 28 April 1910, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
AKA (Facts Pg): Elizabeth N. Dailey
More About TIMOTHY DAILEY and LIZZIE GILLIGAN:
Marriage: 18926
Children of TIMOTHY DAILEY and LUCY PIERCE are:
i. MAUD3 DAILEY, d. 19016.
ii. CLAIRE DAILY.
Children of TIMOTHY DAILEY and LIZZIE GILLIGAN are:
iii. MARIE3 DAILEY, b. November 1894, Vermont7.
iv. MARGURITE DAILEY, b. February 19007.
More About MARGURITE DAILEY:
AKA (Facts Pg): Margaret H. Dailey
4. MICHAEL2 DAILEY (TIMOTHY1) was born Abt. 1841 in Ireland8. He married BRIDGET UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1843 in Ireland8.
Notes for MICHAEL DAILEY:
1860 Federal Census, Weatherford, Windsor, Vermont:
Michael Daly, 19, a farm laborer, born in Ireland, lived with the Newell family.
1870 Federal Census, Weatherfield, Windsor, Vermont:
Michael Dailey, 29, a laborer, born in Ireland, lived with his wife, Bridget, 27 and their children:
Henry Dailey, 5
Mary E. Dailey, 3
1880 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
Michael Dailey, 38, a railroad track worker, lived with his wife, Bridget, 36, and their children:
Mary E., 13, works in a woolen mill
Emma, 8
Anna E., 6
Elizabeth B, 4
1883-1884 Ludlow Village Windsor County Business Directory:
Daily, Michael, track hand on C.F.R.R., home Andover
1900 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
Michael Dailey, 56, a woolen mill picker, Living on Andover Street, born June 1843, lived with his wife, Bridget, born June 1845. She reported she has given birth to 7 children, 6 are still alive. They have been married for 35 years. They lived with their children:
Lena, 16
James, 18
Elizabeth, working as a milliner
1910 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
Michael Dailey, 71, working in a woolen Mill, living on Andover Street, lived with his wife, Briget, 66. They lived with their children:
Elizabeth B. Dailey, 32, working in a store
Emma Connors, 37, working in a woolen mill, married 7 years, gave birth to 4 children, 4 are still alive.
NOTE: No husband or children are listed in this census for Emma Connors.
1920 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
Michael Dailey, 77, was living on Andover Street with his wife Bridget. He indicated he immigrated in 1851 and was naturalized in 1885.
More About MICHAEL DAILEY:
1860 Census: 31 August 1860, Weatherfield, Windsor, Vermont
1870 Census: 22 July 1870, Weatherfield, Windsor, Vermont
1880 Census: 12 June 1880, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1900 Census: 05 June 1900, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1910 Census: 20 April 1910, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
AKA (Facts Pg): Michael Daily
Notes for BRIDGET UNKNOWN:
Children of MICHAEL DAILEY and BRIDGET UNKNOWN are:
i. HENRY3 DAILEY, b. Abt. 18658.
ii. MARY E. DAILEY, b. Abt. 18678.
iii. EMMA DAILEY, b. Abt. 18729.
iv. ANNA E. DAILEY, b. Abt. 187410.
6. v. ELIZABETH B. DAILEY, b. April 1876.
vi. LENA DAILEY, b. October 188311.
vii. JAMES DAILEY, b. April 188211.
5. WILLIAM2 DAILEY (TIMOTHY1) was born 1844 in Ireland12, and died 1929 in Vermont12. He married MARY UNKNOWN.
Notes for WILLIAM DAILEY:
1880 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
William Dailey, 32, a laborer, lived with his wife, 26. She was born in Vermont. They lived with their children:
John, 6
Nellie, 4
Joseph, 2
Timothy, 5 months
and
Margaret Sullivan, 14, sister-in-law
1883-1884 Ludlow Village Windsor County Business Directory:
Daily, William, teamster, h North Hill
1900 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont, North Hill Street
William Dailey, 57, born in 1843 in Ireland, was a dyer in a woolen mill. He immigrated in 1850 and is naturalized. He lives with his wife, Mary, born January 1853. She has given birth to 9 children and 7 are still alive. They lived with their children:
Joseph, 22, born March 1878, a spinner in a woolen mill
Timothy F. Dailey, 20, born February 1880, a printer
Katherine L. Dailey, 18, born May 1882, a finisher in a woolen mill
Henry G. Dailey, 15, born August 1884, in school
Margarett L. Dailey, 9, born October 1890, in school
1910 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont (probably the right William, age is off)
William Dailey, 72, a widow, owned his residence free and clear, he did odd jobs. He lived with his children:
Henry F. Dailey, 25, worked in a woolen mill
Margaret L. Dailey, 19, worked in a woolen mill
1844 - 1929 WILLIAM H. DAILEY, VERMONT (Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont, Gravestone Inscriptions)
More About WILLIAM DAILEY:
1880 Census: 16 June 1880, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1900 Census: 01 June 1990, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
1910 Census: 03 May 1910, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
AKA (Facts Pg): William Daily
Children of WILLIAM DAILEY and MARY UNKNOWN are:
i. JOHN3 DAILEY, b. Abt. 187413.
ii. NELLIE DAILEY, b. Abt. 187613.
iii. JOSEPH DAILEY, b. Abt. 187814.
iv. TIMOTHY DAILEY, b. Abt. 188015.
v. KATHERINE L. DAILEY, b. Abt. 188216.
vi. HENRY G. DAILEY, b. Abt. 188516.
vii. MARGARETT L. DAILEY, b. Abt. 189116.
Generation No. 3
6. ELIZABETH B.3 DAILEY (MICHAEL2, TIMOTHY1) was born April 187616. She married WILL KEATING. He was born Abt. 1879 in Vermont17.
Notes for WILL KEATING:
1920 Federal Census, Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont:
More About WILL KEATING:
1930 Census: Ludlow, Windsor, Vermont
Child of ELIZABETH DAILEY and WILL KEATING is:
i. RICHARD4 KEATING, b. Abt. 191417.
Endnotes
1. Shaye Boyle genealogy family.
2. Mary Leinenbach Keel Rooters.
3. Mary Leinenbach.
4. 1880 US Census.
5. Mary Leinenbach.
6. Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont.
7. 1900 Census.
8. 1870 Census.
9. 1800 Federal Census.
10. 1880 US Census.
11. 1900 Census.
12. Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont.
13. 1880 US Census.
14. 1800 Federal Census.
15. 1880 US Census.
16. 1900 Census.
17. 1920 Federal Census.
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