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and Jeremiah Mahoney
BORN in January 1832 in Ireland per the 1900 census and the age at death and information on her death certificate. (born 1835 per the 1860 census and the 1870 census) She was the daughter of Mary Mahoney and David Shanahan.
DIED on May 20. 1905 at the age of 73 years old of Rheumatic Alonebago per her death certificate. She was originally buried at St. Mary's Cemetery but she was moved to Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Sec. 3, Blk P, Lot 4 to be buried with her husband and family. She belonged to St. Patricks Catholic Church..
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Omaha Bee both dated May 21, 1905
Mrs. Mary Mahoney, wife of Jeremiah Mahoney, died at the family home, 2314 South Tenth street at 9 a. m., Saturday, aged 73. The funeral will be held from the residence at 9 a. m., Monday. The detailed plans are not yet made. Mrs. Mahoney leaves her husband and ten children, all of whom were at the beside when the final summons came. All but two of these children were born in Omaha, the family being one of the oldest families of this city. With her husband, to whom she was married fifty-three years ago last Monday, Mrs. Mahoney came to Omaha from Indianapolis, Ind., April 12, 1857. She and Mr. Mahoney took great pride in the steady growth and advancement of the place which when they first saw it was a mere village. Beside her large family Mrs. Mahoney leaves a very wide circle of devoted friends. The surviving children are: T. P. and Jere of the United States local quartermaster's department; David, formerly agent at South Omaha for the Union Pacific, now at Beatrice; Edward, traveling passenger agent for the Milwaukee Railroad; Frank, in the county assessor's office; John, formerly superintendent of the Douglas county hospital; Mrs. Richard Collins, Sadie and Lizzie Mahoney of Omaha; Mrs. T. C. Douglas of Butte, Montana.
Mrs. Mary Mahoney, wife of Jeremiah Mahoney, died at her residence, 2211 South Tenth street early Saturday morning. She was 73 years of age, and had come to Omaha with her husband in 1857, having made this city her home ever since. She was a woman of cheerful disposition, kindly and beloved by a whole circle of friends, won during her long residence in this city. She leaves, beside her husband, six sons and four daughters, all of whom were with her at the time of her death. The children where: Mrs. Richard Collins, Omaha, Miss Lizzie Mahoney, Omaha, Miss Sadie Mahoney, Omaha, Mrs. T. C. Douglass, Butte, Montana, T.P. Mahoney and Jerry Mahoney of the quartermaster's department government service. John, formerly superintendent of the Douglas County Hospital. Frank of County Assessor Reed's office. David, agent of the Union Pacific at Beatrice. Edward, travelling passenger agent of the Milwaukee. Last Monday and Mr and Mrs Mahoney passed the fifty-third anniversary of their wedding. In all that time the family circle has been unbroken until now, death has entered the home of the mother. The funeral will be held Monday morning at the residence.
on May 15, 1853
in Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana
BORN on April 4, 1824 in Ireland per the age of his death on Holy Sepulchre and Heafey's records. (Born 1830 per the 1860 census, born 1825 per 1870 census, born 1827 per 1880 census, Born 1-1825 per 1900 census)
DIED on September 4, 1909 in Omaha, NE. at the age of 85 years old per Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Buried in sec. 3, blk P, lot 4 purchased by Jeremiah Mahoney. He lived at 2220 S. 10th, in Omaha, Nebraska when he died.
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True Voice Catholic Newspaper on Friday, September 10, 1909;
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE
Jeremiah Mahoney, one of the pioneers of Omaha died at the family residence, 2220 South Tenth Street last Saturday evening at the age of 85. He had been in failing health for some time and his death was not unexpected. The funeral was held from St. Patricks church Tuesday morning and was largely attended. Father Gleeson was celebrant of the Requeim Mass and preached the funeral sermon. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. The pallbearers were the six sons, T.P. Mahoney, Jerry Mahoney Jr., John J. Mahoney, David Mahoney, Frank Mahoney and Ed Mahoney. It was their father's last wish that they act in this capacity.
(Could not find an obituary for him in the Omaha World Herald nor the Omaha Bee)
Terrance Peter Mahoney was born April 3, 1854 in Indiana
John J. Mahoney was born November 7, 1857 in Indiana
Mary Ellen Mahoney was born October 4, 1857 in Nebraska
David C. Mahoney was born February 3, 1859 in Nebraska
Daniel Mahoney was born October 11, 1860 in Missouri
Julia F. Mahoney was born November 14, 1864 in Nebraska
Jeremiah Mahoney was born August 24, 1866 in Nebraska
Francis T. Mahoney was born April 29, 1868 in Nebraska
Sarah Mahoney was born January 8, 1870 in Nebraska
Elizabeth Mahoney was born January 6, 1873 in Nebraska
Edward J. Mahoney was born November 24, 1875 in Nebraska
1860 Census; 10 Jul 1860, Saint Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri. Mary and Jeremiah lived in St. Josephs, Buchanan County, MO.with their 4 children
1870 Census: 5 Jul 1870 Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska. Mary and Jeremiah lived in Omaha, Nebraska with their 8 kids
1880 Census; 9 Jun 1880 Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska. The family lived in Omaha, Nebraska
1885 Census: Omaha 2nd Ward, Douglas County, pg 10 emm 247, house 722, 13th street.
1900 Census; 9 Jun 1900 Omaha City, Ward 1, Douglas County, Nebraska. Sup. 2, ed 6, sheet 7B
It is also stated that Jeremiah went back to County Cork to visit family during his years living in Omaha.
Mary and her husband Jeremiah were very religious Catholic folks. They were both sponsors on August 18, 1858 for the daughter of John and Bridget Mahoney. (Jeremiah may have had a brother named John) at St. Mary's Church in Omaha, NE.
1866 lived 1871 13th & Leavenworth
1872 lived 380 13th st
1873 lived 712/714/724 S 13th St
1880 lived 1424/1428 Martha St
1885 lived 722, 13th st
1893-1904 lived 1921 s. 10th
All residents are in Omaha, NE.