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MOONEY Reunion 2006

MOONEY Reunion 2006. This is about the descendents of David and Mary Mooney. James and Mary Mooney. David D. Mooney is the son of James Mooney and Mary Mitchell.We do not know much about them other than that James was born in Ireland about 1802 and Mary was born in Scotland about 1799.

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MOONEY Reunion 2006

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  1. MOONEY Reunion 2006 This is about the descendents of David and Mary Mooney

  2. James and Mary Mooney David D. Mooney is the son of James Mooney and Mary Mitchell.We do not know much about them other than that James was born in Ireland about 1802 and Mary was born in Scotland about 1799. Mary Johnson’s parents are Daniel Johnson, born in Ireland about 1820, and Harriet Roi, born about 1830 in Canada. Because of the limited knowledge of their ancestors we really begin our journey with David Darrell Mooney and Mary Johnson. David was born in Inverness County, Megantic, Quebec Canada on August 10, 1843. Mary was born in St Agathe, Quebec, Canada on September 10 1848. They were Married in Quebec on April 24, 1873.

  3. David and Mary Mooney50th wedding anniversary, 1923

  4. David Darrell Mooney10 Aug 1843 – 14 Oct 1924Mary Johnson10 Sept 1848 – 15 Mar 1939 David Mooney married Mary Johnson on 24 April 1873. Ulysses Grant was president of the United States then and Jesse James was just beginning his career of robbing trains

  5. David and Mary’s family Back Row: L to R: James, Jennie, David Jr., Mary, DanielFront Row: Mathilda, Henry, David, Elizabeth, Mary, Henrietta, Alice

  6. Mary Mooney31 May 1875 – 24 Feb 1951 Mary Mooney married E.H.Tremain, and it is believed he died shortly after of pneumonia. They had no children and she never remarried. In the late ’40s she lived in Muer Trailer Park, near her sister Mathilda Hicks, in Southfield, Michigan Ulysses Grant was president

  7. Daniel Johnson Mooney12 May 1876 – 19 October 1928 Daniel Married Edna Shurtleff, and they had 1 child, Clodagh Leigh, that died in infancy in September of 1907. Edna died in 1917 and in 1920 Daniel remarried to Onita Tinder, in Colorado. They had no children. Dan was a salesman for the Modart Corset Company Dan and Onita

  8. Dan’s WWI Draft Card

  9. James Johnson Mooney02 Dec 1877 - 04 Sep 1962 James and Ida with Grand daughter Jane James Johnson Mooney married Ida Senduske (21 Aug 1881 – 20 Jul 1966) in 1900. They had 5 children,Robert Haines,James Edward, Lyle D., Helen and Edna Mae. William McKinley was president in 1900 when they were married.

  10. James WWI Draft Card

  11. Maria Jane Mooney27 Mar 1879 – 21 Feb 1962 Maria Jane was known as Jennie. On February 27, 1905 she married John Elssfer Anderson. They had 4 children,Ralph, Hugh, Mary and John. After John’s death Jennie married Oswald Engels in 1949. Theodore Roosevelt was president when she married John Anderson. Harry Truman was president when she married Oswald Engels

  12. Mariah Mooney1879 – 1880 Rutherford Birchard Hayes was president during Mariah’s short lifetime. I have no other information on Mariah

  13. David Darrell Mooney Jr.01 Dec 1880 – 09 Feb 1950 David married Mina (1880 – 06 Apr 1940) and they had four children, Dorothy, Alice, David and Pauline. In the 1920 census a Gladis appears but no Pauline. They are the same age so I believe Gladis and Pauline are the same person. Pauline is in the 1910 census. Not sure of the date of David’s marriage so either Theodore Roosevelt or William Taft was president when they married.

  14. David’s WWI Draft Card

  15. Alice MooneyDec 1883 – 13 Sep 1910 Alice married Jacob Robert Gohl (04 Jan 1890 – 18 Nov 1946). They had a son, Robert Jacob, (21 Aug 1910 – 27 Apr 1992) and Alice died 3 weeks later. William Taft was president when Alice died.

  16. Mathilda Mooney06 Mar 1885 – 11 Feb 1949 Mathilda married Jason Carson Hicks in 1904. They had two Children John (07 Dec 1905 – 08 Jan 1987) and Marion Hicks Koenig (25 Oct 1907 – 11 Jan 1995) Theodore Roosevelt was president when Mathilda and Jason were married.

  17. John MooneyMar 1887 – 13 Jan 1889 Grover Cleveland was president in 1889

  18. Elizabeth MooneyFeb 1889 - ? Elizabeth married Leo H. Scheible (1891 - ?) and they had four children, Marie, Leo Jr.,Donald and Robert. The Scheible family were made aware of the reunion and web site but so far no one has heard anything. Benjamin Harrison was president when Elizabeth was born.

  19. Henrietta Marie Mooney04 Apr 1891 – 19 Oct 1969 Henrietta (Etta) and Jim Henrietta married James Augustus Hock (07 Feb 1893 -?) on November 10, 1913. They had 3 children, Mary, James and Robert. Woodrow Wilson was president when Jim and Etta married.

  20. Henry Clyde Mooney23 June 1897 – Apr 1971 Hank & Happy Henry the youngest of the Mooney children never married until he retired from Ford Motor Co. He married around age 65 but it was very short lived. Henry was known as Uncle Hony to many. He loved to bet on the horses and dogs. William McKinley was president when Henry was born.

  21. Mooney Reunion 1935St. Agathe, Quebec, Canada

  22. Johnson Farm, St. Agathe, Canada

  23. Planning Picnic for Reunion22 October 2005, Saginaw, MI

  24. What’s Next? I am hoping to fill some blanks in the family tree at this reunion. Then with the help of other family members we can put together a book of the descendants of David and Mary Mooney,with their story and some pictures. Any input, suggestions or ideas are welcomed. Thanks to everyone for attending and to all those that helped make it happen!

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