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From: "David Monahan" <>
Subject: Re: [PACAMBRI] MacNamee, Murphy
Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2000 21:50:18 -0400
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Kathleen,

St. Brigid's is in Lilly and there is a cemetary there as well. I don't see
your folks listed. In the very early days (pre-1844) Loretto's St.
Michael's church tended to be the closest for Lilly folks to attend church.
Prince Gallitzin also used to act in a missionary capacity for the other
areas as well. In 1844 St. Aloysius Gonzaga was in Summit (now Cresson).
Many of my Lilly ancestors were married, etc. there.

I see a Hannah Murphy born to Edward and Margaret (baptised at St. Michael's
in Loretto). Born 10-25-1819 bapt 5-27-1827 godparents: Jacob Turner/ Anna
Howell, wife of Thomas. I see no Patrick McNamee listings in the pre-1849
listings for the local Catholic Churches.


Dave

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Subject: [PACAMBRI] MacNamee, Murphy


> Hi List,
> I'm new to this list, and hoping someone can help. I'm looking for
> info on my gr.gr.grandparents, Patrick MacNamee (1800-?) married to Hannah
> Murphy (d.1890). They had six children, Bridget, James, Patrick, John,
> Charles, and Francis. My information so far is that they lived in Lilly,
> Cambria Co. until shortly after their last child, Francis (my
gr-grandfather)
> was born in 1843. At that time they moved to Mt. Savage, Allegany CO.. MD.
> Is there a Catholic Church and Cemetery in Lilly? Any help is
appreciated.
>
> Kathleen
>
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