Person Page 99
(Unknown) Dowling
M, #2451
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| Daughter* | Elizabeth Dowling (b. about 1864, d. about 1956) |
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Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study (Unknown) Dowling has the reference number 2451.
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From: ElgEagle@aol.com (mailto:ElgEagle@aol.com)
Sent: 09 April 1999 05:16
To: Brian.Dowling@tesco.net
Subject: family tree
Our great-grandmother was elizabeth dowling. we think she was born in
wisconsin. mary milligan or millikin was a sister. She had an uncle named thomas and "ezekil" sp? We don't know her parents' names. She married Joseph hammerly around 1879 we think. She died around 1956-57. They had 13 children, our grandmother being the middle child. If you think this branch of the Dowling's could be related please let us know Thanks, Marilyn and kathy.
From: ElgEagle@aol.com (mailto:ElgEagle@aol.com)
Sent: 09 April 1999 05:16
To: Brian.Dowling@tesco.net
Subject: family tree
Our great-grandmother was elizabeth dowling. we think she was born in
wisconsin. mary milligan or millikin was a sister. She had an uncle named thomas and "ezekil" sp? We don't know her parents' names. She married Joseph hammerly around 1879 we think. She died around 1956-57. They had 13 children, our grandmother being the middle child. If you think this branch of the Dowling's could be related please let us know Thanks, Marilyn and kathy.
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Michael H Dowling1,2,3
M, #2459, b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906
Pedigree Link |
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Partner: Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926)
Children:
| Son* | Henry James Peter Dowling (b. 15 July 1876, d. 30 June 1905) |
| Daughter* | Katerine Dowling+ (b. April 1878, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Thomas J Dowling+ (b. December 1879, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Margaret E Dowling (b. 1882, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Michael Dowling (b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Elizabeth Dowling (b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Hugh M Dowling+ (b. 1888, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Anne Dowling (b. 1890, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Mary Agnes Dowling (b. 1892, d. DECEASED) |
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Vital Facts
| Birth | Michael H Dowling was born on 10 March 1852 in Wicklow, Ireland.1,4,2,3 |
| Marriage | He and Ellen Dunne were married in 1875 Ellen in 1st marriage.3,5 |
| Death | He died on 10 May 1906, in St Louis, Missouri, USA.2 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Michael J DowlingCitation: 6
- Name M H DowlingCitation: 4
- 1852
- 1872~20
- 1875~23Marriage | Ellen Dunne1875Michael H Dowling and Ellen Dunne were married in 1875 Ellen in 1st marriage.
- 188028Census8 June 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 28; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 4
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- 188028Residence9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: (23-62/56/67) High Street ?Half?Citation: 1
- 188028Census9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 28; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 1
- 188028
- 1900~48
- 190048
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Events - Death & Burial
- 190654
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Michael H Dowling has the reference number 2459.
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Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1880%2F005161265%2F00619&parentid=USC%2F1880%2F1000130780269,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHAEL H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0733; Record ID: USC/1880/1000130780268; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michael H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 26 1854 Ireland Henry J. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri Kate M. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri Thomas J. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1879 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1880/1000130780268
Census-1880-USA-Dowling-Michael-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S2704] SOURCE: (Full): Various,
Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047
Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-A
Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3425] SOURCE (Short):, Title: 1880 Census of United States of America, MISSOURI, ST LOUIS CITY; Online Archives, Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, M. H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0724; Record ID: USC/1880/1000131021662; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place M. H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland E. Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1852 Ireland H. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri K. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri T. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1880 Missouri
Census-1880-USA-Dowling-M.-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283%2F002,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ELLEN household of St Louis Ward 25, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972792/00283/001; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Ellen Dowling Self Married Female 54 1856 Mary Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1892 Hugh Dowling Son Single Male 22 1888 Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 20 1890,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972792/00283/001,
Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-A - [S394] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Dowling,
Repository: Internet Site: Wikipedia,
Citation Detail: Entry for DOWLING, HENRY PETER,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022:-
Ellen Dunne1
F, #2460, b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926
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Partner: Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906)
Children:
| Son* | Henry James Peter Dowling (b. 15 July 1876, d. 30 June 1905) |
| Daughter* | Katerine Dowling+ (b. April 1878, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Thomas J Dowling+ (b. December 1879, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Margaret E Dowling (b. 1882, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Michael Dowling (b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Elizabeth Dowling (b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Hugh M Dowling+ (b. 1888, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Anne Dowling (b. 1890, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Mary Agnes Dowling (b. 1892, d. DECEASED) |
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Vital Facts
| Birth | Ellen Dunne was born on 17 March 1853 in Cavan, IrelandG.1 |
| Marriage | She and Michael H Dowling were married in 1875 Ellen in 1st marriage.2,3 |
| Death | She died on 31 August 1926, in Chicago Heights, Cook, Illinois, USAG.1,4 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name E DowlingCitation: 5
- 1851
- 1852
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- 1856
- 1875~22Marriage | Michael H Dowling1875Age ~23Birth 10 March 1852 | Wicklow, IrelandDeath: 10 May 1906 | St Louis, Missouri, USAEllen Dunne and Michael H Dowling were married in 1875 Ellen in 1st marriage.
- 188027Census8 June 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 28; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife.Citation: 5
- 188027
- 188027Census9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 26; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife.Citation: 6
- 188027Residence9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: (23-62/56/67) High Street ?Half?Citation: 6
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- 190047
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- 191057Census19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 54; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 3
- 191057Residence19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 4368 Finney Avenue, Ward 25.Citation: 3
- 191057Children19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAShe was shown 6 children still living out of 9 on 19 April 1910 in St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USA.Citation: 3
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- 192066Education9 January 1920 | USAShe was educated in USA on 9 January 1920. Read: Yes; Write: Yes.Citation: 4
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 190047
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Ellen Dunne has the reference number 2460.
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- [S2704] SOURCE: (Full): Various,
Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283%2F002,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ELLEN household of St Louis Ward 25, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972792/00283/001; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Ellen Dowling Self Married Female 54 1856 Mary Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1892 Hugh Dowling Son Single Male 22 1888 Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 20 1890,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972792/00283/001,Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-ACensus-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-A - [S2344] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056&parentid=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056%2F045,
Citation Detail: Census for O NEAL, THOMAS household of Bloom Township Chicago Heights Ward 7, Cook, Illinois, United States of America. Nara Series: ; Record ID: USC/1920/004964669/01056/038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Thomas O Neal Self Married Male 48 1872 Illinois Catharine O Neal Wife Married Female 41 1879 Missouri Peter J O Neal Son Single Male 19 1901 Missouri William M O Neal Son Single Male 17 1903 Missouri Ellen O Neal Daughter Single Female 16 1904 Missouri Katharine O Neal Daughter Single Female 15 1905 Missouri Arthur O Neal Son Single Male 9 1911 Missouri Ellen Dowling Mother-in-law Widowed Female 69 1851 Ireland Mary A Dowling Sister-in-law Single Female 26 1894 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1920/004964669/01056/038
Census-1920-USA-O Neal-Thomas-1872-IL-Cook-A - [S3425] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1880%2F005161257%2F00554&parentid=USC%2F1880%2F1000130982579,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, M. H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0724; Record ID: USC/1880/1000131021662; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place M. H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland E. Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1852 Ireland H. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri K. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri T. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1880 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1880/1000131021662Census-1880-USA-Dowling-M.-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S3425] SOURCE (Short):, Title: 1880 Census of United States of America, MISSOURI, ST LOUIS CITY; Online Archives, Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHAEL H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0733; Record ID: USC/1880/1000130780268; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michael H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 26 1854 Ireland Henry J. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri Kate M. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri Thomas J. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1879 MissouriCensus-1880-USA-Dowling-Michael-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A
- [S2704] SOURCE (Short): Various, Title: Internet Websites On-Line, Citation Detail: Article for DOWLING, PETE written by John F Green. (full text in person notes)
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Source Combined Fields: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Dowling,
Repository: Internet Site: Wikipedia,
Citation Detail: Entry for DOWLING, HENRY PETER,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022:-
Portrait-Dowling-Pete-1876-1905-USA-KY-Baseball-Pitcher-A
By Unknown author - http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/board/attachments/ootp-mods-rosters-photos-quick-starts/152212d1240875886-gambo-t_wil1-photo-pete-dowling-1898-louisville-colonels-.jpg, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17639710; then cropped to square and enlarged, selectively focussed and noise added to obscure artifacts
Henry James Peter Dowling
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M, #2461, b. 15 July 1876, d. 30 June 1905
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Vital Facts
| Birth | Henry James Peter Dowling was born on 15 July 1876 in St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USA.2,3,4,5,6 |
| Death | He died on 30 June 1905, in Hot Lake, Union, Oregon, USAG. Note: Age: 28.2 |
| Burial | He was buried after 30 June 1905 in La Grande, Union, Oregon, USAG, Odd Fellows Cemetery.2 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Henry DowlingCitation: 6
- Name Henry Peter DowlingCitation: 7
- Name H DowlingCitation: 4
- Name Henry J DowlingCitation: 3
- Name Henry Joseph DowlingCitation: 5
- DescriptionDescribed as: Win-Loss record: 39-64; Earned Run Average: 3.84; Strikeouts: 300.Citation: 2
- DescriptionDescribed as: Height: 5'11"; Weight: 165 lbs; Left-handed.
- 1876
- 18803Census8 June 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 4; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.Citation: 4
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- 18804Census9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 4; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.Citation: 3
- 18804Residence9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: (23-62/56/67) High Street ?Half?Citation: 3
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- 190124Event or Activity30 June 1901He was in on 30 June 1901. Note: Playing for Cleveland Blues against Milwaukee Brewers; 'May' have been the first 'no-hitter' in American League history. (this means he pitched correct balls but his opponents could not hit them.)Citation: 2
- 1901
- 1901OccupationAfter 30 June 1901 | Baltimore City, Baltimore, Maryland, USAProfessional Baseball Pitcher with Baltimore Orioles & Cleveland Indians.Citation: 2
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- 1902~26
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Events - Death & Burial
- 190528
- 1905
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 18803EthicitySt Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAHenry James Peter Dowling was shown as American.Citation: 4
- 18804
- 190023
- NOTABLESport: American Professional Baseball Pitcher arguably completed a game as a no-hitter.Citation: 2
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Henry James Peter Dowling has the reference number 2461.
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Pete Dowling - This article was written by John F. Green
Southpaw pitcher Pete Dowling made his major-league debut with the Louisville Colonels on July 17, 1897, just two days after his 21st birthday, and two days before Honus Wagner played his first game with the Colonels. Louisville acquired the two in separate transactions, Dowling from Paducah, Kentucky, of the Central League for pitcher Jim Jones and $900, and Wagner from Paterson, New Jersey, of the Atlantic League, for an undisclosed price.
The legendary Wagner logged 21 seasons in “The Show” with a .328 batting average, entered the Baseball Hall of Fame, and died in his 81st year. Dowling’s four-year career with three big-league clubs from 1897 through 1901 produced a won-lost record of 39-64, and his life ended at the age of 28 in a tragic train accident. Long after his death, in the 21st century Dowling finally achieved recognition for a historic achievement that had long gone unnoticed: throwing the first no-hitter in American League history, on June 30, 1901, with the Cleveland Blues.
Henry James Peter Dowling started life on July 15, 1876, in St. Louis, the first of seven children born to Irish immigrants Michael J. and Ellen Dowling. According to the 1880 US Census, Michael was employed as a laborer, while Ellen took in washing and ironing.
The sandlots of St. Louis were great places for aspiring ballplayers; one of the early stars of the game, James “Pud” Galvin, came out of the Irish settlement known as the Kerry Patch to log 365 major-league victories and earn a plaque in Cooperstown. Several years later other St. Louis sandlotters followed Galvin to the majors, including Jack O’Connor, Silver King, and Patsy Tebeau.
Young Dowling grew up on the local sandlots, and, equipped with a live fastball and sweeping curve, joined the professional ranks in 1897 with Paducah of the Class C Independent Central League. No individual statistics are available for the ’97 Central League; the six-team circuit disbanded on July 20.
The left-hander was acquired by Louisville several days before Paducah’s collapse; he compiled a 1-2 won-lost record in 26 innings with the Colonels. Thirteen players made their major-league debuts with Louisville in 1897, including Dowling, Wagner, and Rube Waddell. Pete finished the year in the Western League with Milwaukee, managed by Connie Mack. The 5-foot-11, 165-pounder posted good numbers with the Brewers, completing five of 12 starts and posting a 4-2 mark and a 3.04 ERA.
Back up with Louisville in 1898, Dowling completed 30 of 32 starts. His 13-20 won-lost mark and 4.16 ERA positioned him as the number-three starter on the NL’s ninth-place club. He earned the victory in his first major-league appearance in his hometown, holding the Browns hitless for the first seven innings. The Seattle Daily Times dubbed him “the best left-handed pitcher in the country, not barring Rube Waddell.”1 The Colonels featured a .300-hitting outfield of Charlie Dexter, William “Dummy” Hoy, and player-manager Fred Clarke; Wagner played first base and batted .299.
In 1899 Louisville finished ninth again, two games below the .500 mark at 75-77. Individually, Hoy and Clarke topped .300, The Flying Dutchman sparkled with a .341 batting average and 114 RBIs, and rookie right-hander Charles “Deacon” Phillippe contributed 21 wins. Dowling led Colonels hurlers in ERA at 3.05, pitched 298⅓ innings, completed 30 of 33 starts, and was victorious in 13 of 30 decisions.
Unfortunately, Dowling’s taste for alcohol began to impact his baseball career during the ’99 season. In one notorious outing, he pitched the second game of an August 17 doubleheader while noticeably drunk.2 The belligerent hurler spent so much time bickering with the umpire that the game was eventually called because of darkness. Remarkably, he still defeated the Boston Beaneaters, 2-1. On September 2, he went on a drinking spree in Louisville and made a public spectacle of himself the next morning.3 He was suspended for the remainder of the season.
After the ’99 season the National League reduced its ranks from 12 teams to 8, ousting Louisville, Washington, Cleveland, and Baltimore. In 1900 Louisville magnate Barney Dreyfuss became part-owner of the NL Pittsburgh Pirates, taking future Hall of Famers Wagner and Clarke with him. Dreyfuss also retained Dowling’s rights. Meanwhile, Western League President Ban Johnson, continuing a battle to gain major-league status, changed the name of his circuit to American League.
Dowling’s future appeared to be with the Pittsburgh club; however, his growing battle with alcohol was putting his baseball future in doubt. Pete went to Kentucky after the ’99 season to rejoin his family, now living there on a farm. The hurler strayed away from the farm a few weeks later, as noted by Sporting Life in its November 18 edition. “Pete Dowling, of the Louisvilles, got drunk in Paducah. When he was placed in jail he kicked over a stove, setting fire to the prison. Later he was brought before the police judge, who gave him one hour in which to leave town.”4
Milwaukee of the new American League purchased Dowling’s contract from Pittsburgh in February 1900. Charlie Comiskey’s Chicago White Sox bested Mack’s Brewers by four games to win the pennant, but Pete turned in a productive season. The southpaw led the Brewers in innings pitched (293), games started (36), complete games (29), and strikeouts (107). His 16 wins tied for second on the club, three behind Bill Reidy’s 19. He lost 19 games.
The American League, which began to aggressively raid National League rosters, attained major-league status in 1901. Outfielder Hugh Duffy replaced Mack at the Milwaukee helm when the Tall Tactician moved to Philadelphia to inaugurate a 50-year reign as owner-manager of the Athletics. With the managerial change and an influx of better hitters into the AL, Dowling’s spot on the Brewers became less assured.
The rising cost of player salaries led the league to reduce roster sizes in 1901.5 As a result, Milwaukee needed to get rid of a pitcher by June 1. A slow start by Dowling put his position on the team in further jeopardy.6 Asked about Duffy’s roster in late May, Mack replied, “If I had his staff of pitchers, I would not feel a bit uneasy. … It is hardly fair now to expect him to reduce to the limit.”7 Duffy made his decision, and on June 1 Dowling’s contract was sold to Cleveland.
Dowling gained a measure of revenge against Duffy and his old teammates the first time he faced them. On June 30 in Milwaukee, the Blues twirler shut them out, 7-0. The only player to come close to a hit was Wid Conroy, who hit a sharp groundball to third baseman Bill Bradley in the seventh inning. The wire-service story carried in newspapers across the country, along with an article filed in Cleveland by a Plain Dealer nonstaff correspondent, reported it as a “scratch single” and a one-hitter for Dowling.8 However, the Milwaukee Journal, Cleveland Press, and Cleveland Leader all declared it a no-hitter, with an error charged to Bradley on Conroy’s seventh-inning grounder.9 The most plausible explanation for the divergence is that the official scorer, who was probably a Milwaukee sportswriter, changed the hit to an error after the game had ended. The wire service and Plain Dealer stories weren’t corrected, and it is likely that at the end of the 1901 season relatively few people considered Dowling’s June 30 outing a no-hitter.
The outing was officially considered a one-hitter until the first edition of the Macmillan Baseball Encyclopedia was released in 1969.10 It credited Dowling with having thrown a no-hitter on June 30, 1901. However, all nine subsequent editions of the “Big Mac” mysteriously failed to include it on the list of American League no-hitters. In the summer of 2020, both Retrosheet and Baseball Reference recognized Dowling’s June 30, 1901, outing as a no-hitter.11 Those well-respected organizations considered it the inaugural no-hitter for Cleveland’s American League franchise, and the first in the history of the American League.12
The Brewers continued to have difficulty hitting Dowling for the remainder of the season. On August 2 he threw a one-hit shutout against them in Milwaukee. He went 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA in four starts against his old club; facing all other teams, he posted a 4.57 ERA.
Dowling avenged Duffy’s decision to get rid of him with more than his pitching. A nasty brawl broke out at the conclusion of the August 7, 1901, game between the Blues and Brewers in Cleveland. At one point, Duffy, upset at a call that didn’t go his way, punched umpire Al Mannassau in the head.13 Cleveland players came to Mannassau’s defense, and Dowling punched Duffy in the face to “settle an old score.”14 Police stepped in to restore calm. Duffy was suspended, and two other Milwaukee players were fined for shoving Mannassau.15 Dowling was not suspended or fined.
Pete led the Cleveland mound corps in innings pitched (256⅓), games started (30), and complete games (28). He compiled an ERA of 3.86 with the Blues, although he won only 11 of 33 decisions. As of the end of the 2020 season, his 22 losses were still the most in a season for a Cleveland American League hurler. Coupled with the three defeats with Milwaukee, he dropped 25 contests that season. The left-handed swinger hit his lone home run with the ’01 Blues; he left the majors with a .198 career batting average.
Early in 1902 Dowling found himself without a contract for the coming season, largely because of his well-known drinking issues.16 He signed a conditional contract with the Milwaukee Brewers of the independent American Association in late February.17 The pact included a stipulation that a portion of the hurler’s salary would be withheld and not paid until he had demonstrated his sobriety over the whole season. Dowling had second thoughts a few weeks later and walked away from the contract.18 The Milwaukee Journal reported that “Pete evidently did not like his salary with a string to it when the amber fluid was so tempting.”19
Dowling headed west to play with Sacramento in the independent California League. He started off on a high note, shutting out Oakland, 1-0, on April 24. After discovering the local watering holes, however, his pitching slacked off; after 20 appearances and a record of 5 wins and 15 losses, he was released.
The dismissal came on July 12, a month after Dowling had endeared himself to the Sacramento populace by saving three men from drowning. The story was carried in newspapers across the nation. Sporting Life reported the incident as follows: “Pete Dowling, the baseball player, has saved the lives of three men. Patrolman Dupage, Alexander Stevens, and James McGrath were bathing in the Sacramento River. Stevens got into trouble and Dupage went to his aid. They both went down, and McGrath, in trying to get them out, became exhausted and helpless. Dowling dashed into the deep water and succeeded in dragging his companions to a sand bar.”20
Veteran player-manager John McCloskey, known as “Honest John,” was very familiar with Dowling’s pitching skills. A native of Louisville, McCloskey had piloted the Colonels briefly prior to Pete’s arrival there in 1897, and was managing Butte in the Class B Pacific Northwest League in ’02. He contacted the southpaw after hearing of his termination by Sacramento and offered a contract, again with a key provision: Lay off the booze.
After signing a temperance pledge in the presence of McCloskey and a Catholic priest, Pete had an outstanding season with the Miners. Near the end of the season, he pitched three games in a week against Portland, holding them to a grand total of one run.21 The trio of outstanding performances was a key point in the pennant race. Unfortunately, Dowling broke his pledge the day the team arrived in Seattle for the last series of the season with the championship hanging in the balance. McCloskey rushed him to a local priest, Father Prefontaine, and had him sign another pledge.22 This one stuck until the end of the season. Dowling regained his form, and Butte captured the league pennant by a three-game margin over Seattle.
Individual pitching records for the Pacific Northwest League’s 1902 season are unavailable; scattered news reports indicate that Dowling and three other former major leaguers (right-handed hurler Skel Roach, outfielder Walt Wilmot, and infielder Frank “Piggy” Ward) played key roles in Butte’s championship year.
In 1903 Butte became a member of the Pacific National League, a new Class A circuit consisting of eight teams. Dowling returned, as did Roach, Wilmot, and Ward. McCloskey chose to manage San Francisco in the new circuit. Pete turned in an outstanding year in ’03; the 26-year-old lefty led the loop’s hurlers with 30 wins and 249 strikeouts. With a won-lost record of 85-62, the Miners outdistanced Spokane by 4½ games to win the loop championship. The German-born Roach contributed 22 victories, and Ward and Wilmot each batted over .300.
When the San Francisco franchise disbanded in August 1903, McCloskey moved on to Salt Lake City in the same league. He was well aware of Dowling’s turnaround season, in stride with other admirers. The November 14, 1903, issue of Sporting Life said, “Dowling has been playing with Walter Wilmot and ‘Piggy’ Ward all season, and both veterans look to see him ‘make good’ in the National League.”23
Reports circulated that Dowling had been observed by scouts representing Brooklyn and St. Louis of the National League. November writings in Sporting Life were pro and con over whether the Cardinals would tender a contract. They did, and Pete celebrated long and hard over the winter in anticipation of pitching before the home folks in St. Louis. When he arrived at the St. Louis camp in the spring of ’04, his return to the bottle had left its mark. Out of shape, run-down, and unable to pitch, he was sent to his father’s farm to recover. Pete failed to respond, and in June 1904 St. Louis cut ties with the left-hander, returning him to Butte.
Things had changed in the Pacific National League when Dowling returned in midseason. The loop had been reduced to four members (Boise, Butte, Salt Lake City, and Spokane), resulting in its reclassification to Class B. The Walt Wilmot-piloted Miners finished in third place, 27 games in arrears of the Boise club, managed by John McCloskey. In 21 games, Pete posted 8 wins and 12 losses.
He wore a new uniform in 1905, as Ogden replaced Butte in the lineup of Pacific National clubs. In his fifth start of the season, on May 20, he was struck in the face by a line drive off the bat of a Boise player and left the game with a broken jaw. Ten days later he was released in a move Ogden management made to reduce salary on a club that, along with the loop’s other members, was on shaky financial ground. When Salt Lake City withdrew on June 20, the Pacific National League disbanded.
Pete left Ogden with an even split in four decisions, and the hurler’s downward spiral continued. He signed to pitch for an independent semipro club in La Grande, a town of some 4,000 in eastern Oregon. La Grande played in the Bunch Grass League against neighboring teams in Pendleton and Baker City, Oregon, and Walla Walla, Washington.24
Scheduled to pitch over the Fourth of July weekend in La Grande, Dowling had gone to Hot Lake, a nearby health resort, for a few days of treatment after a reported heavy drinking spree.25 It appears that he did not consume any alcohol while in Hot Lake.26 On the night of June 30, he was ticketed for the return trip to La Grande, but failed to board the train. Dowling informed people at the station that he was going to walk to La Grande, and he set off westward along the tracks. About 1½ miles west of Hot Lake, an eastbound train approached him. The engineer didn’t see him until he stepped onto the track in front of the oncoming locomotive.27 Although the train’s whistle was sounded several times, Dowling paid no attention. He was killed instantly by the impact, with his head severed from his body.28
The remains of 28-year-old Henry James Peter Dowling were gathered and buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in La Grande.29 A large crowd attended the funeral, with members of the La Grande baseball team acting as pallbearers.30
Letters from the Dowling file at the Baseball Hall of Fame indicate that attempts were made to locate a death certificate, but neither the Oregon State Health Division nor the Oregon State Library was able to find one. The July 1, 1905, edition of the La Grande Evening Observer wrote, “(Dowling) and his wife arrived here from Ogden, Utah, on June 4.” This writer was unable to find another reference to a spouse.
The Seattle Daily Times of July 4, 1905, reported on Dowling’s passing: “When he was sober there was not a more decent chap in the business than this same erratic southpaw. McCloskey had tears in his eyes when talking about Pete yesterday. Mac was the only man who could manage Dowling.”31
The author added, “It was a sad ending to a brilliant career. He was as tender hearted as a woman and generous to a fault but he could not let liquor alone and his end was a tragic one.”
John McCloskey returned to the major leagues in 1906 to manage the St. Louis Cardinals. He remained there for three seasons, never piloting the club higher than seventh place. One can only speculate what contribution Pete Dowling might have given his hometown Cardinals, under the watchful eye of Honest John.
Acknowledgments
This original biography of Pete Dowling was updated and expanded by Gary Belleville in November 2020 and March 2021. Thanks to Kip Roberson and Richard Tourangeau for locating the La Grande Evening Observer articles related to Dowling’s death.
Sources
In addition to the sources cited in the Notes, the author consulted Ancestry.com, Baseball-Reference.com, GenealogyBank.com, LA84foundation.org, and Retrosheet.org, as well as the following:
Baseball Hall of Fame Library, player file for Pete Dowling.
Statistics from Dowling file of SABR founding member Ray Nemec.
Lloyd Johnson and Miles Wolff, eds. The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball Third Edition (Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007).
Notes
1 “Gossip About the Players,” Seattle Daily Times, July 4, 1905: 9.
2 Dennis Pajot, “Barney Dreyfuss Remembers a Pete Dowling Story,” Seamheads.com, January 20, 2014, seamheads.com/2014/01/20/barney-dreyfuss-remembers-a-pete-dowling-story/, accessed November 25, 2020.
3 “Dowling in Disgrace,” The Sporting News, September 9, 1899: 4.
4 “As to Dowling,” Sporting Life, November 18, 1899: 4.
5 Clifford Blau, “Roster Limits,” Clifford Blau Original Baseball Research, cliffordblau.000webhostapp.com/rosters.htm, accessed November 27, 2020.
6 As of June 1, Dowling had a 5.62 ERA in four starts and six relief appearances.
7 “Connie Mack’s Views,” Milwaukee Journal, May 28, 1901: 10.
8 “Only One Scratch Single,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 1, 1901: 3; “Dowling’s Great Work,” Boston Globe, July 1, 1901: 9.
9 “Dowling Gets Even; Former Brewer Does Not Allow Duffy’s Men a Hit or a Run,” Milwaukee Journal, July 1, 1901: 8; “Dowling’s Great Work; Shut Out Milwaukee Without a Hit,” Cleveland Press, July 1, 1901; “Dowling Made a New Record; He Shut Out Milwaukee Sunday - Without a Man Making a Hit,” Cleveland Leader, July 1, 1901. The game stories in the Cleveland Press and Cleveland Leader were also written by a nonstaff correspondent.
10 Gary Belleville, “June 30, 1901: Pete Dowling Tosses the American League’s First No-Hitter − or Does He?” SABR Games Project, accessed December 5, 2020.
11 Belleville, “June 30, 1901: Pete Dowling Tosses the American League’s First No-Hitter − or Does He?”
12 Dowling, Win Kellum, and Doc Amole all threw minor-league no-hitters in the American League in 1900.
13 “Duffy Struck Mannassau,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 8, 1901: 3.
14 “Fight Ends Game,” Milwaukee Journal, August 8, 1901: 10.
15 “Duffy Gets Ten Days,” Milwaukee Journal, August 9, 1901: 8.
16 “From the Fan Mills,” Saint Paul Globe, February 25, 1902: 5.
17 “Baseball Guff,” Milwaukee Journal, February 27, 1902: 12.
18 “Pitcher Pete Dowling Jumps,” Buffalo Express, March 12, 1902: 12.
19 “What Says,” Milwaukee Journal, March 13, 1902: 12.
20 “A Baseball Hero,” Sporting Life, June 28, 1902: 5.
21 “Gossip About the Players.”
22 “Gossip About the Players.”
23 “A New Cardinal,” Sporting Life, November 14, 1903: 6.
24 “Train Kills Pete Dowling at La Grande,” Butte Miner, July 2, 1905: 15.
25 “Train Kills Pete Dowling at La Grande;” “A Great Health Resort in Oregon,” Oregon Daily Journal, June 13, 1903: 5.
26 “Pitcher Dowling Killed by Train,” La Grande Evening Observer, July 1, 1905: 7.
27 The engineer reported that there was no time to stop the train to avoid the impact.
28 “Pitcher Dowling Killed by Train.”
29 As of March 1, 2021, the cemetery was known as Grandview Cemetery.
30 “Funeral Services,” La Grande Evening Observer, July 3, 1905: 6.
31 “Gossip About the Players.”
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Wikipedia entry:Henry Peter Dowling (July 15, 1876 - June 30, 1905) was an American professional baseball pitcher. He played in the major leagues for four season; 1897-1899 with the Louisville Colonels, and in 1901 with the Milwaukee Brewers and the Cleveland Blues (later the Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians, respectively). Listed at 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and 165 pounds (75 kg), he threw and batted left-handed. Dowling is best remembered for a game he pitched in June 1901, which may have been the first no-hitter in American League history.
Career
Dowling first pitched professionally in 1897 with the Milwaukee Brewers, then a minor league team in the Western League. He made his major league debut with the Louisville Colonels of the National League in July, appearing in four major league games and registering a 1-2 win-loss record with a 5.88 earned run average (ERA).[1] He played in 36 games for the Colonels the following season, accruing a 4.16 ERA with a 13-20 record.[1] In his final season with Louisville, 1899, he went 13-17 in 35 games with a 3.05 ERA.[1]
After the ousting of Louisville from the National League following the 1899 season, Dowling had planned to play with the Pittsburgh club, but began to develop a serious drinking problem that put his career in limbo.[2]
Dowling relocated to Kentucky, where his family lived,[2] and played for the minor league Brewers in 1900.[3] In 1901, the first season of the American League, he made 10 appearances with the Brewers (now a major league team; they would relocate the following season, becoming the St. Louis Browns) and 33 appearances with the Cleveland Blues, registering a combined record of 12-25 with a 4.15 ERA.[1]
Alcoholism further jeopardized his career, limiting his playing opportunities for the 1902 season.[2] He went to California and played with the Sacramento Gilt Edges, an independent team, and to Montana to play for the Butte Miners of the Pacific Northwest League.[3] He finished his career with the Miners in 1903 and 1904.[3]
Possible no-hitter
On June 30, 1901, pitching for the Cleveland Blues against the Milwaukee Brewers, Dowling threw what may have been the first no-hitter in the American League's young history.[4] He walked four batters, had one hit batsman, and otherwise allowed only Wid Conroy as a baserunner.[5] The status of this game has long been disputed; specifically, how Conroy reached base in the seventh inning.[6] While some sources credit Conroy with an infield single,[7][8] other sources indicate he reached base on an error by third baseman Bill Bradley,[4] and Conroy's career statistics do not credit him with a hit in this game.[9] An in-depth article about the game from the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) posits, "The most plausible explanation for the divergence is that the official scorer, who was probably a Milwaukee sportswriter, changed the hit to an error after the game had ended."[4] As of April 2021, Retrosheet and Baseball-Reference.com credit Dowling with a no-hitter,[10][11] but the Elias Sports Bureau (the official statisticians of Major League Baseball) does not recognize it.[6][12]
Personal life
Dowling was the eldest child of Michael J. and Ellen Dowling of St. Louis, Missouri.[2]
On June 30, 1905, Dowling was on his way to La Grande, Oregon, where he had joined a semi-professional team. Dowling missed his train at Fox Lake station in Union County, and decided to walk along the tracks en route to the game.[2] While walking on the track in Hot Lake, Oregon, Dowling was struck by an oncoming train which decapitated him.[13] He was interred at Odd Fellows Cemetery in La Grande.[13]
Sources
Lee, Bill (2009). The Baseball Necrology: The Post-Baseball Lives and Deaths of More Than 7,600 Major League Players and Others. McFarland. ISBN 978-0-786-44239-3.
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3. "Pete Dowling Minor & Independent Leagues Statistics & History". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved April 11, 2021.
4. Belleville, Gary. "Cleveland's Pete Dowling tosses the American League's first no-hitter - or does he?". SABR. Retrieved December 10, 2020.
5. "Cleveland Blues at Milwaukee Brewers Box Score, June 30, 1901". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved December 10, 2020.
6. Castrovince, Anthony (December 17, 2020). "He got his no-hitter, 119 years after throwing it". MLB.com. Retrieved December 18, 2020.
7. "Dowling Has A Puzzle". St. Paul Globe. Saint Paul, Minnesota. July 1, 1901. p. 5. Retrieved April 10, 2021 - via newspapers.com.
8. "American League". The Minneapolis Journal. Minneapolis, Minnesota. July 1, 1901. p. 9. Retrieved April 10, 2021 - via newspapers.com.
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Southpaw pitcher Pete Dowling made his major-league debut with the Louisville Colonels on July 17, 1897, just two days after his 21st birthday, and two days before Honus Wagner played his first game with the Colonels. Louisville acquired the two in separate transactions, Dowling from Paducah, Kentucky, of the Central League for pitcher Jim Jones and $900, and Wagner from Paterson, New Jersey, of the Atlantic League, for an undisclosed price.
The legendary Wagner logged 21 seasons in “The Show” with a .328 batting average, entered the Baseball Hall of Fame, and died in his 81st year. Dowling’s four-year career with three big-league clubs from 1897 through 1901 produced a won-lost record of 39-64, and his life ended at the age of 28 in a tragic train accident. Long after his death, in the 21st century Dowling finally achieved recognition for a historic achievement that had long gone unnoticed: throwing the first no-hitter in American League history, on June 30, 1901, with the Cleveland Blues.
Henry James Peter Dowling started life on July 15, 1876, in St. Louis, the first of seven children born to Irish immigrants Michael J. and Ellen Dowling. According to the 1880 US Census, Michael was employed as a laborer, while Ellen took in washing and ironing.
The sandlots of St. Louis were great places for aspiring ballplayers; one of the early stars of the game, James “Pud” Galvin, came out of the Irish settlement known as the Kerry Patch to log 365 major-league victories and earn a plaque in Cooperstown. Several years later other St. Louis sandlotters followed Galvin to the majors, including Jack O’Connor, Silver King, and Patsy Tebeau.
Young Dowling grew up on the local sandlots, and, equipped with a live fastball and sweeping curve, joined the professional ranks in 1897 with Paducah of the Class C Independent Central League. No individual statistics are available for the ’97 Central League; the six-team circuit disbanded on July 20.
The left-hander was acquired by Louisville several days before Paducah’s collapse; he compiled a 1-2 won-lost record in 26 innings with the Colonels. Thirteen players made their major-league debuts with Louisville in 1897, including Dowling, Wagner, and Rube Waddell. Pete finished the year in the Western League with Milwaukee, managed by Connie Mack. The 5-foot-11, 165-pounder posted good numbers with the Brewers, completing five of 12 starts and posting a 4-2 mark and a 3.04 ERA.
Back up with Louisville in 1898, Dowling completed 30 of 32 starts. His 13-20 won-lost mark and 4.16 ERA positioned him as the number-three starter on the NL’s ninth-place club. He earned the victory in his first major-league appearance in his hometown, holding the Browns hitless for the first seven innings. The Seattle Daily Times dubbed him “the best left-handed pitcher in the country, not barring Rube Waddell.”1 The Colonels featured a .300-hitting outfield of Charlie Dexter, William “Dummy” Hoy, and player-manager Fred Clarke; Wagner played first base and batted .299.
In 1899 Louisville finished ninth again, two games below the .500 mark at 75-77. Individually, Hoy and Clarke topped .300, The Flying Dutchman sparkled with a .341 batting average and 114 RBIs, and rookie right-hander Charles “Deacon” Phillippe contributed 21 wins. Dowling led Colonels hurlers in ERA at 3.05, pitched 298⅓ innings, completed 30 of 33 starts, and was victorious in 13 of 30 decisions.
Unfortunately, Dowling’s taste for alcohol began to impact his baseball career during the ’99 season. In one notorious outing, he pitched the second game of an August 17 doubleheader while noticeably drunk.2 The belligerent hurler spent so much time bickering with the umpire that the game was eventually called because of darkness. Remarkably, he still defeated the Boston Beaneaters, 2-1. On September 2, he went on a drinking spree in Louisville and made a public spectacle of himself the next morning.3 He was suspended for the remainder of the season.
After the ’99 season the National League reduced its ranks from 12 teams to 8, ousting Louisville, Washington, Cleveland, and Baltimore. In 1900 Louisville magnate Barney Dreyfuss became part-owner of the NL Pittsburgh Pirates, taking future Hall of Famers Wagner and Clarke with him. Dreyfuss also retained Dowling’s rights. Meanwhile, Western League President Ban Johnson, continuing a battle to gain major-league status, changed the name of his circuit to American League.
Dowling’s future appeared to be with the Pittsburgh club; however, his growing battle with alcohol was putting his baseball future in doubt. Pete went to Kentucky after the ’99 season to rejoin his family, now living there on a farm. The hurler strayed away from the farm a few weeks later, as noted by Sporting Life in its November 18 edition. “Pete Dowling, of the Louisvilles, got drunk in Paducah. When he was placed in jail he kicked over a stove, setting fire to the prison. Later he was brought before the police judge, who gave him one hour in which to leave town.”4
Milwaukee of the new American League purchased Dowling’s contract from Pittsburgh in February 1900. Charlie Comiskey’s Chicago White Sox bested Mack’s Brewers by four games to win the pennant, but Pete turned in a productive season. The southpaw led the Brewers in innings pitched (293), games started (36), complete games (29), and strikeouts (107). His 16 wins tied for second on the club, three behind Bill Reidy’s 19. He lost 19 games.
The American League, which began to aggressively raid National League rosters, attained major-league status in 1901. Outfielder Hugh Duffy replaced Mack at the Milwaukee helm when the Tall Tactician moved to Philadelphia to inaugurate a 50-year reign as owner-manager of the Athletics. With the managerial change and an influx of better hitters into the AL, Dowling’s spot on the Brewers became less assured.
The rising cost of player salaries led the league to reduce roster sizes in 1901.5 As a result, Milwaukee needed to get rid of a pitcher by June 1. A slow start by Dowling put his position on the team in further jeopardy.6 Asked about Duffy’s roster in late May, Mack replied, “If I had his staff of pitchers, I would not feel a bit uneasy. … It is hardly fair now to expect him to reduce to the limit.”7 Duffy made his decision, and on June 1 Dowling’s contract was sold to Cleveland.
Dowling gained a measure of revenge against Duffy and his old teammates the first time he faced them. On June 30 in Milwaukee, the Blues twirler shut them out, 7-0. The only player to come close to a hit was Wid Conroy, who hit a sharp groundball to third baseman Bill Bradley in the seventh inning. The wire-service story carried in newspapers across the country, along with an article filed in Cleveland by a Plain Dealer nonstaff correspondent, reported it as a “scratch single” and a one-hitter for Dowling.8 However, the Milwaukee Journal, Cleveland Press, and Cleveland Leader all declared it a no-hitter, with an error charged to Bradley on Conroy’s seventh-inning grounder.9 The most plausible explanation for the divergence is that the official scorer, who was probably a Milwaukee sportswriter, changed the hit to an error after the game had ended. The wire service and Plain Dealer stories weren’t corrected, and it is likely that at the end of the 1901 season relatively few people considered Dowling’s June 30 outing a no-hitter.
The outing was officially considered a one-hitter until the first edition of the Macmillan Baseball Encyclopedia was released in 1969.10 It credited Dowling with having thrown a no-hitter on June 30, 1901. However, all nine subsequent editions of the “Big Mac” mysteriously failed to include it on the list of American League no-hitters. In the summer of 2020, both Retrosheet and Baseball Reference recognized Dowling’s June 30, 1901, outing as a no-hitter.11 Those well-respected organizations considered it the inaugural no-hitter for Cleveland’s American League franchise, and the first in the history of the American League.12
The Brewers continued to have difficulty hitting Dowling for the remainder of the season. On August 2 he threw a one-hit shutout against them in Milwaukee. He went 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA in four starts against his old club; facing all other teams, he posted a 4.57 ERA.
Dowling avenged Duffy’s decision to get rid of him with more than his pitching. A nasty brawl broke out at the conclusion of the August 7, 1901, game between the Blues and Brewers in Cleveland. At one point, Duffy, upset at a call that didn’t go his way, punched umpire Al Mannassau in the head.13 Cleveland players came to Mannassau’s defense, and Dowling punched Duffy in the face to “settle an old score.”14 Police stepped in to restore calm. Duffy was suspended, and two other Milwaukee players were fined for shoving Mannassau.15 Dowling was not suspended or fined.
Pete led the Cleveland mound corps in innings pitched (256⅓), games started (30), and complete games (28). He compiled an ERA of 3.86 with the Blues, although he won only 11 of 33 decisions. As of the end of the 2020 season, his 22 losses were still the most in a season for a Cleveland American League hurler. Coupled with the three defeats with Milwaukee, he dropped 25 contests that season. The left-handed swinger hit his lone home run with the ’01 Blues; he left the majors with a .198 career batting average.
Early in 1902 Dowling found himself without a contract for the coming season, largely because of his well-known drinking issues.16 He signed a conditional contract with the Milwaukee Brewers of the independent American Association in late February.17 The pact included a stipulation that a portion of the hurler’s salary would be withheld and not paid until he had demonstrated his sobriety over the whole season. Dowling had second thoughts a few weeks later and walked away from the contract.18 The Milwaukee Journal reported that “Pete evidently did not like his salary with a string to it when the amber fluid was so tempting.”19
Dowling headed west to play with Sacramento in the independent California League. He started off on a high note, shutting out Oakland, 1-0, on April 24. After discovering the local watering holes, however, his pitching slacked off; after 20 appearances and a record of 5 wins and 15 losses, he was released.
The dismissal came on July 12, a month after Dowling had endeared himself to the Sacramento populace by saving three men from drowning. The story was carried in newspapers across the nation. Sporting Life reported the incident as follows: “Pete Dowling, the baseball player, has saved the lives of three men. Patrolman Dupage, Alexander Stevens, and James McGrath were bathing in the Sacramento River. Stevens got into trouble and Dupage went to his aid. They both went down, and McGrath, in trying to get them out, became exhausted and helpless. Dowling dashed into the deep water and succeeded in dragging his companions to a sand bar.”20
Veteran player-manager John McCloskey, known as “Honest John,” was very familiar with Dowling’s pitching skills. A native of Louisville, McCloskey had piloted the Colonels briefly prior to Pete’s arrival there in 1897, and was managing Butte in the Class B Pacific Northwest League in ’02. He contacted the southpaw after hearing of his termination by Sacramento and offered a contract, again with a key provision: Lay off the booze.
After signing a temperance pledge in the presence of McCloskey and a Catholic priest, Pete had an outstanding season with the Miners. Near the end of the season, he pitched three games in a week against Portland, holding them to a grand total of one run.21 The trio of outstanding performances was a key point in the pennant race. Unfortunately, Dowling broke his pledge the day the team arrived in Seattle for the last series of the season with the championship hanging in the balance. McCloskey rushed him to a local priest, Father Prefontaine, and had him sign another pledge.22 This one stuck until the end of the season. Dowling regained his form, and Butte captured the league pennant by a three-game margin over Seattle.
Individual pitching records for the Pacific Northwest League’s 1902 season are unavailable; scattered news reports indicate that Dowling and three other former major leaguers (right-handed hurler Skel Roach, outfielder Walt Wilmot, and infielder Frank “Piggy” Ward) played key roles in Butte’s championship year.
In 1903 Butte became a member of the Pacific National League, a new Class A circuit consisting of eight teams. Dowling returned, as did Roach, Wilmot, and Ward. McCloskey chose to manage San Francisco in the new circuit. Pete turned in an outstanding year in ’03; the 26-year-old lefty led the loop’s hurlers with 30 wins and 249 strikeouts. With a won-lost record of 85-62, the Miners outdistanced Spokane by 4½ games to win the loop championship. The German-born Roach contributed 22 victories, and Ward and Wilmot each batted over .300.
When the San Francisco franchise disbanded in August 1903, McCloskey moved on to Salt Lake City in the same league. He was well aware of Dowling’s turnaround season, in stride with other admirers. The November 14, 1903, issue of Sporting Life said, “Dowling has been playing with Walter Wilmot and ‘Piggy’ Ward all season, and both veterans look to see him ‘make good’ in the National League.”23
Reports circulated that Dowling had been observed by scouts representing Brooklyn and St. Louis of the National League. November writings in Sporting Life were pro and con over whether the Cardinals would tender a contract. They did, and Pete celebrated long and hard over the winter in anticipation of pitching before the home folks in St. Louis. When he arrived at the St. Louis camp in the spring of ’04, his return to the bottle had left its mark. Out of shape, run-down, and unable to pitch, he was sent to his father’s farm to recover. Pete failed to respond, and in June 1904 St. Louis cut ties with the left-hander, returning him to Butte.
Things had changed in the Pacific National League when Dowling returned in midseason. The loop had been reduced to four members (Boise, Butte, Salt Lake City, and Spokane), resulting in its reclassification to Class B. The Walt Wilmot-piloted Miners finished in third place, 27 games in arrears of the Boise club, managed by John McCloskey. In 21 games, Pete posted 8 wins and 12 losses.
He wore a new uniform in 1905, as Ogden replaced Butte in the lineup of Pacific National clubs. In his fifth start of the season, on May 20, he was struck in the face by a line drive off the bat of a Boise player and left the game with a broken jaw. Ten days later he was released in a move Ogden management made to reduce salary on a club that, along with the loop’s other members, was on shaky financial ground. When Salt Lake City withdrew on June 20, the Pacific National League disbanded.
Pete left Ogden with an even split in four decisions, and the hurler’s downward spiral continued. He signed to pitch for an independent semipro club in La Grande, a town of some 4,000 in eastern Oregon. La Grande played in the Bunch Grass League against neighboring teams in Pendleton and Baker City, Oregon, and Walla Walla, Washington.24
Scheduled to pitch over the Fourth of July weekend in La Grande, Dowling had gone to Hot Lake, a nearby health resort, for a few days of treatment after a reported heavy drinking spree.25 It appears that he did not consume any alcohol while in Hot Lake.26 On the night of June 30, he was ticketed for the return trip to La Grande, but failed to board the train. Dowling informed people at the station that he was going to walk to La Grande, and he set off westward along the tracks. About 1½ miles west of Hot Lake, an eastbound train approached him. The engineer didn’t see him until he stepped onto the track in front of the oncoming locomotive.27 Although the train’s whistle was sounded several times, Dowling paid no attention. He was killed instantly by the impact, with his head severed from his body.28
The remains of 28-year-old Henry James Peter Dowling were gathered and buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in La Grande.29 A large crowd attended the funeral, with members of the La Grande baseball team acting as pallbearers.30
Letters from the Dowling file at the Baseball Hall of Fame indicate that attempts were made to locate a death certificate, but neither the Oregon State Health Division nor the Oregon State Library was able to find one. The July 1, 1905, edition of the La Grande Evening Observer wrote, “(Dowling) and his wife arrived here from Ogden, Utah, on June 4.” This writer was unable to find another reference to a spouse.
The Seattle Daily Times of July 4, 1905, reported on Dowling’s passing: “When he was sober there was not a more decent chap in the business than this same erratic southpaw. McCloskey had tears in his eyes when talking about Pete yesterday. Mac was the only man who could manage Dowling.”31
The author added, “It was a sad ending to a brilliant career. He was as tender hearted as a woman and generous to a fault but he could not let liquor alone and his end was a tragic one.”
John McCloskey returned to the major leagues in 1906 to manage the St. Louis Cardinals. He remained there for three seasons, never piloting the club higher than seventh place. One can only speculate what contribution Pete Dowling might have given his hometown Cardinals, under the watchful eye of Honest John.
Acknowledgments
This original biography of Pete Dowling was updated and expanded by Gary Belleville in November 2020 and March 2021. Thanks to Kip Roberson and Richard Tourangeau for locating the La Grande Evening Observer articles related to Dowling’s death.
Sources
In addition to the sources cited in the Notes, the author consulted Ancestry.com, Baseball-Reference.com, GenealogyBank.com, LA84foundation.org, and Retrosheet.org, as well as the following:
Baseball Hall of Fame Library, player file for Pete Dowling.
Statistics from Dowling file of SABR founding member Ray Nemec.
Lloyd Johnson and Miles Wolff, eds. The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball Third Edition (Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007).
Notes
1 “Gossip About the Players,” Seattle Daily Times, July 4, 1905: 9.
2 Dennis Pajot, “Barney Dreyfuss Remembers a Pete Dowling Story,” Seamheads.com, January 20, 2014, seamheads.com/2014/01/20/barney-dreyfuss-remembers-a-pete-dowling-story/, accessed November 25, 2020.
3 “Dowling in Disgrace,” The Sporting News, September 9, 1899: 4.
4 “As to Dowling,” Sporting Life, November 18, 1899: 4.
5 Clifford Blau, “Roster Limits,” Clifford Blau Original Baseball Research, cliffordblau.000webhostapp.com/rosters.htm, accessed November 27, 2020.
6 As of June 1, Dowling had a 5.62 ERA in four starts and six relief appearances.
7 “Connie Mack’s Views,” Milwaukee Journal, May 28, 1901: 10.
8 “Only One Scratch Single,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 1, 1901: 3; “Dowling’s Great Work,” Boston Globe, July 1, 1901: 9.
9 “Dowling Gets Even; Former Brewer Does Not Allow Duffy’s Men a Hit or a Run,” Milwaukee Journal, July 1, 1901: 8; “Dowling’s Great Work; Shut Out Milwaukee Without a Hit,” Cleveland Press, July 1, 1901; “Dowling Made a New Record; He Shut Out Milwaukee Sunday - Without a Man Making a Hit,” Cleveland Leader, July 1, 1901. The game stories in the Cleveland Press and Cleveland Leader were also written by a nonstaff correspondent.
10 Gary Belleville, “June 30, 1901: Pete Dowling Tosses the American League’s First No-Hitter − or Does He?” SABR Games Project, accessed December 5, 2020.
11 Belleville, “June 30, 1901: Pete Dowling Tosses the American League’s First No-Hitter − or Does He?”
12 Dowling, Win Kellum, and Doc Amole all threw minor-league no-hitters in the American League in 1900.
13 “Duffy Struck Mannassau,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 8, 1901: 3.
14 “Fight Ends Game,” Milwaukee Journal, August 8, 1901: 10.
15 “Duffy Gets Ten Days,” Milwaukee Journal, August 9, 1901: 8.
16 “From the Fan Mills,” Saint Paul Globe, February 25, 1902: 5.
17 “Baseball Guff,” Milwaukee Journal, February 27, 1902: 12.
18 “Pitcher Pete Dowling Jumps,” Buffalo Express, March 12, 1902: 12.
19 “What Says,” Milwaukee Journal, March 13, 1902: 12.
20 “A Baseball Hero,” Sporting Life, June 28, 1902: 5.
21 “Gossip About the Players.”
22 “Gossip About the Players.”
23 “A New Cardinal,” Sporting Life, November 14, 1903: 6.
24 “Train Kills Pete Dowling at La Grande,” Butte Miner, July 2, 1905: 15.
25 “Train Kills Pete Dowling at La Grande;” “A Great Health Resort in Oregon,” Oregon Daily Journal, June 13, 1903: 5.
26 “Pitcher Dowling Killed by Train,” La Grande Evening Observer, July 1, 1905: 7.
27 The engineer reported that there was no time to stop the train to avoid the impact.
28 “Pitcher Dowling Killed by Train.”
29 As of March 1, 2021, the cemetery was known as Grandview Cemetery.
30 “Funeral Services,” La Grande Evening Observer, July 3, 1905: 6.
31 “Gossip About the Players.”
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Wikipedia entry:Henry Peter Dowling (July 15, 1876 - June 30, 1905) was an American professional baseball pitcher. He played in the major leagues for four season; 1897-1899 with the Louisville Colonels, and in 1901 with the Milwaukee Brewers and the Cleveland Blues (later the Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians, respectively). Listed at 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and 165 pounds (75 kg), he threw and batted left-handed. Dowling is best remembered for a game he pitched in June 1901, which may have been the first no-hitter in American League history.
Career
Dowling first pitched professionally in 1897 with the Milwaukee Brewers, then a minor league team in the Western League. He made his major league debut with the Louisville Colonels of the National League in July, appearing in four major league games and registering a 1-2 win-loss record with a 5.88 earned run average (ERA).[1] He played in 36 games for the Colonels the following season, accruing a 4.16 ERA with a 13-20 record.[1] In his final season with Louisville, 1899, he went 13-17 in 35 games with a 3.05 ERA.[1]
After the ousting of Louisville from the National League following the 1899 season, Dowling had planned to play with the Pittsburgh club, but began to develop a serious drinking problem that put his career in limbo.[2]
Dowling relocated to Kentucky, where his family lived,[2] and played for the minor league Brewers in 1900.[3] In 1901, the first season of the American League, he made 10 appearances with the Brewers (now a major league team; they would relocate the following season, becoming the St. Louis Browns) and 33 appearances with the Cleveland Blues, registering a combined record of 12-25 with a 4.15 ERA.[1]
Alcoholism further jeopardized his career, limiting his playing opportunities for the 1902 season.[2] He went to California and played with the Sacramento Gilt Edges, an independent team, and to Montana to play for the Butte Miners of the Pacific Northwest League.[3] He finished his career with the Miners in 1903 and 1904.[3]
Possible no-hitter
On June 30, 1901, pitching for the Cleveland Blues against the Milwaukee Brewers, Dowling threw what may have been the first no-hitter in the American League's young history.[4] He walked four batters, had one hit batsman, and otherwise allowed only Wid Conroy as a baserunner.[5] The status of this game has long been disputed; specifically, how Conroy reached base in the seventh inning.[6] While some sources credit Conroy with an infield single,[7][8] other sources indicate he reached base on an error by third baseman Bill Bradley,[4] and Conroy's career statistics do not credit him with a hit in this game.[9] An in-depth article about the game from the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) posits, "The most plausible explanation for the divergence is that the official scorer, who was probably a Milwaukee sportswriter, changed the hit to an error after the game had ended."[4] As of April 2021, Retrosheet and Baseball-Reference.com credit Dowling with a no-hitter,[10][11] but the Elias Sports Bureau (the official statisticians of Major League Baseball) does not recognize it.[6][12]
Personal life
Dowling was the eldest child of Michael J. and Ellen Dowling of St. Louis, Missouri.[2]
On June 30, 1905, Dowling was on his way to La Grande, Oregon, where he had joined a semi-professional team. Dowling missed his train at Fox Lake station in Union County, and decided to walk along the tracks en route to the game.[2] While walking on the track in Hot Lake, Oregon, Dowling was struck by an oncoming train which decapitated him.[13] He was interred at Odd Fellows Cemetery in La Grande.[13]
Sources
Lee, Bill (2009). The Baseball Necrology: The Post-Baseball Lives and Deaths of More Than 7,600 Major League Players and Others. McFarland. ISBN 978-0-786-44239-3.
References
1. "Pete Dowling". Retrosheet. Retrieved April 11, 2021.
2. Green, John F. "Pete Dowling". SABR. Retrieved April 30, 2017.
3. "Pete Dowling Minor & Independent Leagues Statistics & History". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved April 11, 2021.
4. Belleville, Gary. "Cleveland's Pete Dowling tosses the American League's first no-hitter - or does he?". SABR. Retrieved December 10, 2020.
5. "Cleveland Blues at Milwaukee Brewers Box Score, June 30, 1901". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved December 10, 2020.
6. Castrovince, Anthony (December 17, 2020). "He got his no-hitter, 119 years after throwing it". MLB.com. Retrieved December 18, 2020.
7. "Dowling Has A Puzzle". St. Paul Globe. Saint Paul, Minnesota. July 1, 1901. p. 5. Retrieved April 10, 2021 - via newspapers.com.
8. "American League". The Minneapolis Journal. Minneapolis, Minnesota. July 1, 1901. p. 9. Retrieved April 10, 2021 - via newspapers.com.
9. "Wid Conroy stats". Baseball Almanac. Retrieved August 14, 2020.
10. "No Hitters Chronologically". Retrosheet. Retrieved April 10, 2021.
11. "No-Hitters and Perfect Games". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved April 10, 2021.
12. Eagle, Ed (April 9, 2021). "All-time no-hitters in MLB history". MLB.com. Retrieved April 10, 2021.
13. Lee 2009, p. 109.
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHAEL H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0733; Record ID: USC/1880/1000130780268; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michael H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 26 1854 Ireland Henry J. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri Kate M. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri Thomas J. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1879 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1880/1000130780268Census-1880-USA-Dowling-Michael-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S3425] SOURCE (Short):, Title: 1880 Census of United States of America, MISSOURI, ST LOUIS CITY; Online Archives, Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, M. H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0724; Record ID: USC/1880/1000131021662; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place M. H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland E. Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1852 Ireland H. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri K. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri T. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1880 MissouriCensus-1880-USA-Dowling-M.-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A
- [S2704] SOURCE (Short): Various, Title: Internet Websites On-Line, Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct)
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S2704] SOURCE (Short): Various, Title: Internet Websites On-Line, Citation Detail: Entry on page "On This Day" website for 15 August 1899 "1899 Louisville's pitcher Henry Dowling struck out 5 times in a game"
Katerine Dowling1
F, #2462, b. April 1878, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Partner: Thomas O'Neal (b. 1872, d. DECEASED)
Children:
| Son* | Peter J O'Neal (b. 1901, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | William M O'Neal (b. 1903, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Ellen O'Neal (b. 1904, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Katharine O'Neal (b. 1905, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Arthur O'Neal (b. 1911, d. DECEASED) |
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Vital Facts
| Death | Katerine Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in April 1878 in Missouri, USAG.2,3,1,4 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Catherine O'NealCitation: 5
- Name Kate DowlingCitation: 4
- Name Kate M DowlingCitation: 2
- Name K DowlingCitation: 3
- 1878
- 1879
- 1880
- 1880Census8 June 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 2; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Daughter.Citation: 3
- 1880Residence9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: (23-62/56/67) High Street ?Half?Citation: 2
- 1880Census9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 2; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Daughter.Citation: 2
- 1900
- 1900
- 1920Education9 January 1920 | USAKaterine Dowling was educated in USA on 9 January 1920. Read: Yes; Write: Yes.Citation: 5
- 1920
- 1920
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1880
- 1880
- 1900
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Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S3425] SOURCE: (Full),
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHAEL H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0733; Record ID: USC/1880/1000130780268; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michael H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 26 1854 Ireland Henry J. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri Kate M. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri Thomas J. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1879 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1880/1000130780268Census-1880-USA-Dowling-Michael-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S3425] SOURCE (Short):, Title: 1880 Census of United States of America, MISSOURI, ST LOUIS CITY; Online Archives, Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, M. H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0724; Record ID: USC/1880/1000131021662; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place M. H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland E. Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1852 Ireland H. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri K. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri T. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1880 MissouriCensus-1880-USA-Dowling-M.-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S2344] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056&parentid=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056%2F045,
Citation Detail: Census for O NEAL, THOMAS household of Bloom Township Chicago Heights Ward 7, Cook, Illinois, United States of America. Nara Series: ; Record ID: USC/1920/004964669/01056/038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Thomas O Neal Self Married Male 48 1872 Illinois Catharine O Neal Wife Married Female 41 1879 Missouri Peter J O Neal Son Single Male 19 1901 Missouri William M O Neal Son Single Male 17 1903 Missouri Ellen O Neal Daughter Single Female 16 1904 Missouri Katharine O Neal Daughter Single Female 15 1905 Missouri Arthur O Neal Son Single Male 9 1911 Missouri Ellen Dowling Mother-in-law Widowed Female 69 1851 Ireland Mary A Dowling Sister-in-law Single Female 26 1894 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1920/004964669/01056/038Census-1920-USA-O Neal-Thomas-1872-IL-Cook-A
Thomas J Dowling1,2,3,4,5
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Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Partner: Cora A Dowling (b. 1882, d. DECEASED)
Children:
| Daughter* | Ruth C Dowling (b. 1906, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Roy E Dowling (b. March 1909, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Paul T Dowling (b. August 1919, d. DECEASED) |
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| Death | Thomas J Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born in December 1879 in Missouri, USAG.1,6,7,2 |
| Marriage | He and Cora A Dowling were married in 1905 Both in 1st marriage.3 |
Census Summary
1890
1900
Census
8 Jun 19002
8 Jun 19002
1910
Census
19 Apr 19103
19 Apr 19103
1920
Census
7 Jan 19204
7 Jan 19204
1930
Census
7 Apr 19305
7 Apr 19305
1940
Census
11 Apr 19408
11 Apr 19408
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name T DowlingCitation: 6
- 1879
- 1880
- 1880Census8 June 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 0; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.Citation: 6
- 1880
- 1880Census9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: months; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.Citation: 1
- 1880Residence9 November 1880 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: (23-62/56/67) High Street ?Half?Citation: 1
- 1900
- 1900
- 1900
- 1905Marriage | Cora A Dowling1905Thomas J Dowling and Cora A Dowling were married in 1905 Both in 1st marriage.Citation: 3
- 1910Census19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 30; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 3
- 1910Residence19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 1916 La Falce Street, Ward 7.Citation: 3
- 1910Occupation19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAForeman at Sand & Gravel Yard.Citation: 3
- 1920Residence7 January 1920 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 3671 Roswell Avenue, Ward 12.Citation: 4
- 1920Occupation7 January 1920 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USALabour with Construction Company.Citation: 4
- 1920Census7 January 1920 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 40; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 4
- 1920Education7 January 1920 | USAHe was educated in USA on 7 January 1920. Read: Yes; Write: Yes.Citation: 4
- 1930
- 1930Census7 April 1930 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 50; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 5
- 1930Residence7 April 1930 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 7506 Virginia Avenue, Ward 12.Citation: 5
- ResidenceBetween 1 April 1935 and 11 April 1940 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 7321 Pennsylvania Avenue, Ward 12.Citation: 8
- 1940Census11 April 1940 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 60; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 8
- 1940Occupation11 April 1940 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAElevator Operator at Wholsale Grocery.Citation: 8
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1880
- 1880
- 1900
- 1940
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Thomas J Dowling has the reference number 2463.
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHAEL H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0733; Record ID: USC/1880/1000130780268; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michael H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 26 1854 Ireland Henry J. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri Kate M. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri Thomas J. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1879 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1880/1000130780268Census-1880-USA-Dowling-Michael-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972784%2F00044&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972784%2F00044%2F019,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, THOMAS J household of St Louis Ward 7, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972784/00044/019; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Thomas J Dowling Self Married Male 30 1880 Cora R Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1882 Ruth C Dowling Daughter Single Female 4 1906 Roy F Dowling Son Single Male 1 1909,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1920 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972784/00044/019,
Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Thomas-J-1880-MO-St-Louis-City-A - [S3356] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1920%2F004966332%2F00825&parentid=USC%2F1920%2F004966332%2F00825%2F068,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, THOMAS J household of , , Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: ; Record ID: USC/1920/004966332/00825/068; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Thomas J Dowling Self Married Male 40 1880 Missouri Cora Dowling Wife Married Female 36 1884 Missouri Ruth Dowling Daughter Single Female 14 1906 Missouri Roy E Dowling Son Single Male 11 1909 Missouri Paul T Dowling Son Single Male 0 1920 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1920 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1920/004966332/00825/068
Census-1920-USA-Dowling-Thomas-J-1880-MO-St-Louis-A - [S3351] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1930%2F004951822%2F00015&parentid=USC%2F1930%2F004951822%2F00015%2F020,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, THOMAS J household of St. Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: T626; NARA roll: 1234; Record ID: USC/1930/004951822/00015/020; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Birth place Thomas J Dowling Head Married Male 50 1880 Missouri Cora A Dowling Wife Married Female 46 1884 Missouri Roy E Dowling Son Single Male 21 1909 Missouri Paul F Dowling Son Single Male 10 1920 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1930/004951822/00015/020
Census-1930-USA-Dowling-Thomas-J-1880-MO-St.-Louis-City-A - [S3425] SOURCE (Short):, Title: 1880 Census of United States of America, MISSOURI, ST LOUIS CITY; Online Archives, Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, M. H. household of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America. NARA film: T9-0724; Record ID: USC/1880/1000131021662; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place M. H. Dowling Self Married Male 28 1852 Ireland E. Dowling Wife Married Female 28 1852 Ireland H. Dowling Son Single Male 4 1876 Missouri K. Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1878 Missouri T. Dowling Son Single Male 0 1880 MissouriCensus-1880-USA-Dowling-M.-H.-1852-MO-St.-Louis-A
- [S2704] SOURCE: (Full): Various,
Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S3352] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1940%2F005460370%2F00504&parentid=USC%2F1940%2F1506703171,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, THOMAS household of St. Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: T627; NARA roll: 2192; Record ID: USC/1940/1506695222; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital Status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Thomas Dowling Head Married Male 60 1880 Missouri Cora A Dowling Wife Married Female 56 1884 Missouri Paul T Dowling Son Single Male 20 1920 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1940/1506695222
Census-1940-USA-Dowling-Thomas-1880-MO-St.-Louis-City-A
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Margaret E Dowling1
F, #2464, b. 1882, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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| Death | Margaret E Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in 1882 in Missouri, USAG.2,1 |
Census Summary
1900
Census
8 Jun 19001
8 Jun 19001
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Margaret DowlingCitation: 2
- 1882
- 1900
- 1900
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1900
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Margaret E Dowling has the reference number 2464.
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Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S2704] SOURCE: (Full): Various,
Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:-
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Michael Dowling1
M, #2465, b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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| Death | Michael Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born between 1882 and 1885.1 |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Michael Dowling has the reference number 2465.
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Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:-
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Elizabeth Dowling1
F, #2466, b. between 1882 and 1885, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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| Death | Elizabeth Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born between 1882 and 1885.1 |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Elizabeth Dowling has the reference number 2466.
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Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:-
Hugh M Dowling1,2,3
M, #2467, b. 1888, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Partner: Theresa M Dowling (b. 1894, d. DECEASED)
Children:
| Son* | Donald H Dowling (b. August 1915, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Eileen M Dowling (b. March 1917, d. DECEASED) |
| Daughter* | Mary M Dowling (b. 1922, d. DECEASED) |
| Son* | Hugh W Dowling (b. 1927) |
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| Death | Hugh M Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born in 1888 in Missouri, USAG.4,5,6,1,2,3 |
| Marriage | He and Theresa M Dowling were married in 1913.2 |
Census Summary
1900
Census
8 Jun 19005
8 Jun 19005
1910
Census
19 Apr 19106
19 Apr 19106
1920
Census
12 Jan 19203
12 Jan 19203
1930
Census
18 Apr 19302
18 Apr 19302
1940
Census
16 Apr 19401
16 Apr 19401
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Huewy DowlingCitation: 5
- 1888
- 1900
- 1900
- 1900
- 1910
- 1910Census19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 22; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.Citation: 6
- 1910Residence19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 4368 Finney Avenue, Ward 25.Citation: 6
- 1913
- 1920Education12 January 1920 | USAHugh M Dowling was educated in USA on 12 January 1920. Read: Yes; Write: Yes.Citation: 3
- 1920Census12 January 1920 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 32; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 3
- 1920Residence12 January 1920 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 5307 Gibson Avenue.Citation: 3
- 1930Census18 April 1930 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 42; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 2
- 1940Census16 April 1940 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 52; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.Citation: 1
- 1940Occupation16 April 1940 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAYard Clerk on Steam Rail Road.Citation: 1
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1900
- 1940
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Hugh M Dowling has the reference number 2467.
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Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1940%2F005460371%2F00298&parentid=USC%2F1940%2F1506714399,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, HUGH M household of St. Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: T627; NARA roll: 2193; Record ID: USC/1940/1506714399; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital Status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Hugh M Dowling Head Married Male 52 1888 Missouri Theresa Dowling Wife Married Female 46 1894 Missouri Mary M Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1922 Missouri Hugh W Dowling Son Single Male 13 1927 Missouri Neal B Dowling Son Single Male 10 1930 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1940/1506714399
Census-1940-USA-Dowling-Hugh-M-1888-MO-St.-Louis-City-A - [S3351] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1930%2F004951823%2F00069&parentid=USC%2F1930%2F004951823%2F00069%2F004,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, HUGH M household of St. Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: T626; NARA roll: 1235; Record ID: USC/1930/004951823/00069/004; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Birth place Hugh M Dowling Head Married Male 42 1888 Missouri Theresa M Dowling Wife Married Female 37 1893 Missouri Donald Dowling Son Single Male 14 1916 Missouri Eileen M Dowling Daughter Single Female 13 1917 Missouri Marg M Dowling Daughter Single Female 8 1922 Missouri Hugh W Dowling Son Single Male 4 1926 Missouri Neal B Dowling Son Single Male 0 1930 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1930/004951823/00069/004
Census-1930-USA-Dowling-Hugh-M-1888-MO-St.-Louis-City-A - [S3356] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1920%2F004966338%2F00633&parentid=USC%2F1920%2F004966338%2F00633%2F042,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, HUGH M household of , , Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: ; Record ID: USC/1920/004966338/00633/042; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Hugh M Dowling Self Married Male 32 1888 Missouri Theresa L Dowling Wife Married Female 27 1893 Missouri Donald H Dowling Son Single Male 4 1916 Missouri Eileen M Dowling Daughter Single Female 2 1918 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1920 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1920/004966338/00633/042
Census-1920-USA-Dowling-Hugh-M-1888-MO-St-Louis-A - [S2704] SOURCE: (Full): Various,
Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283%2F002,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ELLEN household of St Louis Ward 25, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972792/00283/001; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Ellen Dowling Self Married Female 54 1856 Mary Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1892 Hugh Dowling Son Single Male 22 1888 Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 20 1890,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972792/00283/001,Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-A
Anne Dowling1
F, #2468, b. 1890, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Vital Facts
| Death | Anne Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in 1890 in Missouri, USAG.1,2,3 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- 1890
- 1900
- 1900
- 1900
- 1910Census19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 20; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Daughter.Citation: 3
- 1910Residence19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 4368 Finney Avenue, Ward 25.Citation: 3
- 1910
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1900
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Anne Dowling has the reference number 2468.
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Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283%2F002,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ELLEN household of St Louis Ward 25, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972792/00283/001; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Ellen Dowling Self Married Female 54 1856 Mary Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1892 Hugh Dowling Son Single Male 22 1888 Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 20 1890,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972792/00283/001,Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-A
Mary Agnes Dowling1
F, #2469, b. 1892, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | Michael H Dowling (b. 10 March 1852, d. 10 May 1906) |
| Mother* | Ellen Dunne (b. 17 March 1853, d. 31 August 1926) |
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Vital Facts
| Death | Mary Agnes Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in 1892 in Missouri, USAG.1,2,3 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- Name Mary DowlingCitation: 3
- 1892
- 1894
- 1900
- 1900
- 1900
- 1910Census19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAEnumerated on the census as Age: 18; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Daughter.Citation: 3
- 1910Residence19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USADetail: 4368 Finney Avenue, Ward 25.Citation: 3
- 1910Occupation19 April 1910 | St Louis City, St Louis, Missouri, USAStenographer (shorthand writer and transcriber) in office.Citation: 3
- 1920Education9 January 1920 | USAMary Agnes Dowling was educated in USA on 9 January 1920. Read: Yes; Write: Yes.Citation: 4
- 1920
- 1920
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- 1900
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Mary Agnes Dowling has the reference number 2469.
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Repository: On-line,
Citation Detail: Posting re DOWLING-COUNTY WICKLOW; This entry was posted on: Sun Apr 4 1999 ; By: Neal B. Dowling email address My grandfather, Michael H. Dowling, was born in County Wicklow March 10, 1852. We know that he came to St. Louis, Mo USA in the 1870's and married Ellen Dunne(born in County Cavan,3/17/18530). They had nine children, Henry Joseph(1876)Katerine(1878),Thomas(1880), Margaret (1882), Michael and Elizabeth between 1882-85 both died in infancy,Hugh (my father)in1888,Anne (1890)and Mary agnes in1892. Michael H. Dowling died in St. Louis, MO 5/10/1906. Ellen Dunne Dowling died in Chicago Heights, IL USA 8/31/1926. I need information on Michael H. Dowlings other family members in County Wicklow.( on Roots Ireland (now defunct),
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study c1999:- - [S4568] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242&parentid=USC%2F1900%2F004118868%2F00242%2F049 AND https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=usc%2f1900%2f004118868%2f00243,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MICHEL H household of Caledonia, Washington, Missouri, United States of America. Nara Series: 1240907; Record ID: USC/1900/004118868/00242/047; Across two pages; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Michel H Dowling Self Married Male 48 1852 Ireland Ellen Dowling Wife Married Female 48 1852 Missouri Henry Dowling Son Single Male 24 1876 Missouri Kate Dowling Daughter Single Female 22 1878 Missouri Thomas J Dowling Son Single Male 20 1879 Missouri Margaret Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1882 Missouri Huewy Dowling Son Single Male 12 1888 Missouri Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 10 1890 Missouri Mary A Dowling Daughter Single Female 7 1892 Missouri J L Doke Boarder Married Male 24 1876 Missouri Florence Doke Boarder Married Female 18 1883 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 14 August 2022 at , Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1900/004118868/00242/047Census-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-ACensus-1900-USA-Dowling-Michel-H-1852-MO-Washington-B - [S3349] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283&parentid=USC%2F1910%2F004972792%2F00283%2F002,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ELLEN household of St Louis Ward 25, St Louis City, Missouri, United States of America. Record ID: USC/1910/004972792/00283/001; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Ellen Dowling Self Married Female 54 1856 Mary Dowling Daughter Single Female 18 1892 Hugh Dowling Son Single Male 22 1888 Annie Dowling Daughter Single Female 20 1890,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at page: "Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk", using portal or service: Findmypast. Via ORA. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1910/004972792/00283/001,Census-1910-USA-Dowling-Ellen-1856-MO-St-Louis-City-A - [S2344] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056&parentid=USC%2F1920%2F004964669%2F01056%2F045,
Citation Detail: Census for O NEAL, THOMAS household of Bloom Township Chicago Heights Ward 7, Cook, Illinois, United States of America. Nara Series: ; Record ID: USC/1920/004964669/01056/038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Gender Age Birth year Birth place Thomas O Neal Self Married Male 48 1872 Illinois Catharine O Neal Wife Married Female 41 1879 Missouri Peter J O Neal Son Single Male 19 1901 Missouri William M O Neal Son Single Male 17 1903 Missouri Ellen O Neal Daughter Single Female 16 1904 Missouri Katharine O Neal Daughter Single Female 15 1905 Missouri Arthur O Neal Son Single Male 9 1911 Missouri Ellen Dowling Mother-in-law Widowed Female 69 1851 Ireland Mary A Dowling Sister-in-law Single Female 26 1894 Missouri,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study on 15 August 2022 at Record Transcription: Us Census 1910 | findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast. Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=USC/1920/004964669/01056/038Census-1920-USA-O Neal-Thomas-1872-IL-Cook-A
William Joseph Dooley
M, #2471, b. 1851, d. 1926
Pedigree Link |
| Father* | John Dooley (d. DECEASED) |
| Mother* | Catherine Daly (d. DECEASED) |
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Vital Facts
| Birth | William Joseph Dooley was born in 1851. |
| Death | He died in 1926. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- 1851Birth1851
Events - Death & Burial
- 1926~75Death1926
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study William Joseph Dooley has the reference number 2471.
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From: JWDX@aol.com (mailto:JWDX@aol.com)
Sent: 12 April 1999 01:30
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: (DOOLEY-L) DOOLEY in Manhattan & Brooklyn
Hi. I'm new to the list.
I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th
through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of
immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven
children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by
his second wife (Alice DILLON).
I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info
with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines.
Thanks,
Joe Dooley
Falls Church, VA.
From: JWDX@aol.com (mailto:JWDX@aol.com)
Sent: 12 April 1999 01:30
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: (DOOLEY-L) DOOLEY in Manhattan & Brooklyn
Hi. I'm new to the list.
I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th
through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of
immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven
children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by
his second wife (Alice DILLON).
I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info
with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines.
Thanks,
Joe Dooley
Falls Church, VA.
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John Dooley1
M, #2472, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
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Partner: Catherine Daly (d. DECEASED)
Children:
| Son* | William Joseph Dooley (b. 1851, d. 1926) |
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Vital Facts
| Death | John Dooley died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born in IrelandG. |
| Marriage | He and Catherine Daly were married on 14 May 1839 in Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, Ireland, Parish; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne.1 |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- BirthIrelandG
- 1839Marriage | Catherine Daly14 May 1839 | Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, IrelandJohn Dooley and Catherine Daly were married on 14 May 1839 in Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, Ireland, Parish; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne.Citation: 1
- 1839
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study John Dooley has the reference number 2472.
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From: JWDX@aol.com (mailto:JWDX@aol.com); Sent: 12 April 1999 01:30; To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com; Subject: (DOOLEY-L) DOOLEY in Manhattan & Brooklyn;
Hi. I'm new to the list. I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by his second wife (Alice DILLON). I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines. Thanks,Joe Dooley Falls Church, VA
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From: Joseph W. Dooley (mailto:joex@erols.com); Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2000 6:52 PM; To: IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com; Subject: Daly & Dooley Research;
Hello, I have lots of questions, and hope someone can give me some guidance here. I recently received a report from the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society about a record in the marriage register in the parish of Mountrath, County Laois. This marriage record was dated May 1, 1839. The bride was Catherine DALY and the groom was John DOOLEY.
This couple could be my ancestors, who migrated from Ireland to the United States, in about the year 1844. Unfortunately, the marriage register did not record either parent for the bride or the groom. No baptismal record for the bride can be found in the parish register of Mountrath, and no record of any children born to this couple can be found in Counties Offaly and Laois.
Questions: Is anybody out there researching the Daly & Dooley families in Counties Offaly and Laois? If you are researching either of these families, does this marriage record connect with your research in any way?
How would I go about trying the verify that this Catherine Daly and John Dooley are MY ancestors - as opposed to two people who happen to have the same name, and were married at about the right time?
My Catherine Daly and John Dooley probably had two children before they migrated from Ireland. Is it significant that the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society claims it cannot find a record of any children born to a Catherine Daly and John Dooley in Counties Offaly and Laois?
How would I go about finding such birth records? Thanks a lot for any help. Take care, Joe Dooley Falls Church, Virginia U.S.A.
Hi. I'm new to the list. I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by his second wife (Alice DILLON). I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines. Thanks,Joe Dooley Falls Church, VA
----------------------------Original Message--------------------
From: Joseph W. Dooley (mailto:joex@erols.com); Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2000 6:52 PM; To: IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com; Subject: Daly & Dooley Research;
Hello, I have lots of questions, and hope someone can give me some guidance here. I recently received a report from the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society about a record in the marriage register in the parish of Mountrath, County Laois. This marriage record was dated May 1, 1839. The bride was Catherine DALY and the groom was John DOOLEY.
This couple could be my ancestors, who migrated from Ireland to the United States, in about the year 1844. Unfortunately, the marriage register did not record either parent for the bride or the groom. No baptismal record for the bride can be found in the parish register of Mountrath, and no record of any children born to this couple can be found in Counties Offaly and Laois.
Questions: Is anybody out there researching the Daly & Dooley families in Counties Offaly and Laois? If you are researching either of these families, does this marriage record connect with your research in any way?
How would I go about trying the verify that this Catherine Daly and John Dooley are MY ancestors - as opposed to two people who happen to have the same name, and were married at about the right time?
My Catherine Daly and John Dooley probably had two children before they migrated from Ireland. Is it significant that the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society claims it cannot find a record of any children born to a Catherine Daly and John Dooley in Counties Offaly and Laois?
How would I go about finding such birth records? Thanks a lot for any help. Take care, Joe Dooley Falls Church, Virginia U.S.A.
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Source Combined Fields: https://registers.nli.ie/pages/vtls000634519_099,
Repository: Internet Service: www.rootsireland.ie - Irish Family History Foundation (RI),
Citation Detail: Marriage of DOOLEY, JOHN to CATHERINE DALY in Mountrath parish; 14-May-1839; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne; Trumera,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study 2020:- http://ifhf.rootsireland.ie/view_detail.php?recordid=317186&type=mch&recordCentre=laoisoffaly&page=32
Map-IRL-Laois-Mountrath-RC-Parish
Marriage-Dowling-Hugh-Phelan-Eliza-1838-02-27-IRL-Laois-Mountrath
Catherine Daly1
F, #2473, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link |
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Partner: John Dooley (d. DECEASED)
Children:
| Son* | William Joseph Dooley (b. 1851, d. 1926) |
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Vital Facts
| Death | Catherine Daly died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in IrelandG. |
| Marriage | She and John Dooley were married on 14 May 1839 in Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, Ireland, Parish; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne.1 |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
- BirthIrelandG
- 1839Marriage | John Dooley14 May 1839 | Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, IrelandCatherine Daly and John Dooley were married on 14 May 1839 in Mountrath, Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Laois, Ireland, Parish; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne.Citation: 1
- 1839
Events - Death & Burial
- DeathDECEASED
Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Catherine Daly has the reference number 2473.
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- [S2767] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://registers.nli.ie/pages/vtls000634519_099,
Repository: Internet Service: www.rootsireland.ie - Irish Family History Foundation (RI),
Citation Detail: Marriage of DOOLEY, JOHN to CATHERINE DALY in Mountrath parish; 14-May-1839; Witnesses: James Bergan & Eliza Dunne; Trumera,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for Dowling One-Name Study 2020:- http://ifhf.rootsireland.ie/view_detail.php?recordid=317186&type=mch&recordCentre=laoisoffaly&page=32Map-IRL-Laois-Mountrath-RC-ParishMarriage-Dowling-Hugh-Phelan-Eliza-1838-02-27-IRL-Laois-Mountrath
Margaret Dillon
F, #2474
Pedigree Link |
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Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Margaret Dillon has the reference number 2474.
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Alice Dillon
F, #2475
Pedigree Link |
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Facts - Non-Chronological
- Reference NumberIn the Dowling One-Name Study Alice Dillon has the reference number 2475.
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(Dowling One Name Master.FTW)
From: JWDX@aol.com (mailto:JWDX@aol.com)
Sent: 12 April 1999 01:30
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: (DOOLEY-L) DOOLEY in Manhattan & Brooklyn
Hi. I'm new to the list.
I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th
through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of
immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven
children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by
his second wife (Alice DILLON).
I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info
with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines.
Thanks,
Joe Dooley
Falls Church, VA.
From: JWDX@aol.com (mailto:JWDX@aol.com)
Sent: 12 April 1999 01:30
To: DOOLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: (DOOLEY-L) DOOLEY in Manhattan & Brooklyn
Hi. I'm new to the list.
I am researching DOOLEYs from Manhattan & Brooklyn, NY, from the mid-19th
through mid-20th centuries.
My g-grandfather was William Joseph DOOLEY (1851-1926) was the son of
immigrants John DOOLEY and Katherine/Catherine DALY. William had eleven
children by his first wife (Margaret DILLON) and at least four children by
his second wife (Alice DILLON).
I have lots of information on this line, and would be happy to exchange info
with anybody researching the same line or lateral lines.
Thanks,
Joe Dooley
Falls Church, VA.
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