Family Groups Mullally
Anthony Mullally and Ellen Fitzgerald
Anthony Mullally, born in October 1840 in Ireland. The son of Richard Mullally and Julia Malahan.
Married in the last half of the year 1860, probably in Auburn, NY., to Ellen Fitzgerald.
Died in the town of Ledyard, NY on 12 July 1917, age 77 and was buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Aurora, NY.
Anthony and his family were engaged in farming. Anthony served for a short term during the Civil War in the New York Volunteers, 111 Infantry. The enlistment was for a short period of months, after part of that time served, Anthony left the volunteer Infantry and settled for a number of years in Lyons, Cook Co., IL where his second and third daughters were born. Julia in 1863 and Anna in 1866.
Ship Passenger Record: Anthony Mullally traveling with his brother Peter, listed as follows.
Ship: ISAAC WEBB, departed from port of Liverpool, England, arrived at the Port Of New York City on April 14, 1857.
Lower Deck, Port Side: Mullally, Peter, age 20, male, laborer, Country of Birth, Ireland, going to US.
Mullally, Anthony, age 17, male, laborer, Country of Birth, Ireland, going to US.
Anthony and Ellen Mullally were the parents of 10 children
Catherine, b. May 1861, prob. at Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Wm. Conley, m. 1881. Died after 1916, buried St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery, Union Springs, NY.
Julia, b. 09 May 1863 at LYONS, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Spouse: Lewis C. Polhamus, m. ca. 1890.Died 06 Nov 1943, age 80, at Ledyard, NY, buried St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Anna, b. Mar 1866 at LYONS, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Spouse: Thomas Head, m. 08 Apr 1891 at Springport, NY. Died 1949, age 83, buried St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery, Union Springs, NY.
RICHARD HENRY, b. 06 Nov 1868 at Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Mary E. West, m. ca. 1894. Died by his own hand on 10 Mar 1910 at East Homer, NY, age 42, buried unmarked section of St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Mary (Mame), b. 1871, prob. Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Dennis Fitzgerald. Died 1953 at Auburn, NY, age 81. Buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery,
Aurora, NY.
Dennis W., b. July 1873, Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Agnes Sheils, m. 10 Aug 1898 in Aurora, NY. Died 11 Oct 1939 at Syracuse, NY, age 66. Buried at
St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Ellen A. ( Ella), b. 1876, prob. at Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Henry Hickey. Died 06 Jan 1902 in Aurora, NY, age 26. Died in childbirth. Buried at
St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Elizabeth L. (Bess), b. 12 Jan 1878 at Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Thomas H. Quinn, m. 24 June 1901 at Aurora, NY. Died 24 June 1951, age 73.
Buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
John Francis, b. 28 Jan 1881 at Ledyard, NY. Spouse: Margaret V. Mc Keon, m. 15 July 1903 at Ledyard, NY. Died 06 Jan 1957, age 76.
Buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Agnes, b. October 1883 at Ledyard, NY, died 14 May 1890 at age 6 yrs, 4 mo..Buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Aurora, NY.
Richard Mullally was born ca. 1803-1805 in Ireland, county unknown, parents unknown. Spouse: Julia Malahan, she died in Ireland ca. 1849-1850,
m. ca. 1820-1825 in Ireland. Immigrated to USA in 1857 or perhaps a few years earlier. Passsenger record for Richard has never been found. All of his known sons immigrated from the Port of Liverpool, England in the year 1857, and all settled within months in and around Aurora, Cayuga Co., NY.
Richard owned property in the small town of Fleming, NY, which is adjacent to city limits of Auburn, NY. During the later few years of his life he was
living with his son Patrick and wife Ellen Flannery Mullally. Richard Mullally died on 04 Nov 1893 at Fleming, NY, buried 06 Nov 1893 in the town of
Scipio, NY at 'Old' St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery. Cemetery records for the old cemetery supposedly were destroyed in a fire. Most all of the tombstones in the old cemetery were in poor condition and none found for Richard. Many of his descendats are buried at the 'new' St. Bernard's Cemetery.
Richard and Julia Mullally had at least four sons, perhaps very possibly daughters as well, as yet unproven.
John, b. 22 Mar 1828 in Ireland, Spouse: Mary Flannery, m. ca. 1857, shortly after arriving in US, passenger records show John and Mary listed with young married couple. He arrived at the Port of New York City in February of 1857, departed from the Port of Liverpool, England, on the ship
Emerald Isle. He is listed in passenger record as being 20 yrs. of age.
Died 09 Apr 1906 at Sayre, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania, where he was visiting his son. Two of John's sons moved to PA ca. 1900. John Mullally was 78yrs. old when he died from complications of Asthma.
His remains were transported back to Scipio, NY by rail and he is buried at St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery, Scipio, NY.
Mary Flannery, b. ca. 1837 at County Tipperary, Ireland, daughter of Daniel and Hannah Flannery. Died, 01 Mar 1900, age 66 yrs., buried at
Scipio, NY, St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
Patrick, b. September 1832 in Ireland. Spouse: Ellen Flannery (sister of Mary who married his brother John), m. ca. 1852-53, Patrick apparently was the first to arrive, he was listed in the Passenger list for the ship America, which departed from Liverpool, England and arrived at the port of
New York City on 09 Apr 1852.
Found in the NY State Census of 1855, living in Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co., NY, with wife Ellen, year old son Richard and mother-in-law
Hannah Flannery, widow.
Patrick as well as others in the family were noted by descendants as being superior Brick Masons and Patrick worked on the extensive brick buildings and streets in Saratoga Springs, NY, still admired to this time.
Patrick became a Naturalized Citizen on 05 Oct 1868, in Cayuga County Court, per record listed in Book AA.
Died 28 Dec 1895 at Fleming, NY, buried at Scipio, NY, St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
Ellen Flannery, b. 1832, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, died 09 Nov 1907 at Fleming, NY, buried Scipio, NY, St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
Peter, b. ca. 1836-37 at Meath Co., Ireland, preponderance of evidence shows him to be son of Richard and Julia. Peter was listed in the Ships Passenger record for the Isaac Webb, traveling with his younger brother Anthony.
Ship Isaac Webb, departed from the Port of Liverpool, England, arrived at the Port of New York City on 14 Apr 1857.
Lower Deck, Port Side: Mullally, Peter, age 20, male, laborer, Country of Birth Ireland, Going to US.
Mullally, Anthony, age 17, male, laborer, Country of Birth, Ireland, Going to US.
Peter served with distinction in the Civil War, enlisting twice at Auburn, NY and part of the NY Light Artillery, Cowan's Battery. He fought in the front lines, behind the "Stone Fence" in the last and most devastating battle of Gettysburg, Picketts Charge. Peter was mustered out after the end of the war at Syracuse, NY, having attained the rank of Seargant. His whereabouts following the Civil War are unknown. Earlier records had indicated he was some-
what of a wander lust.
ANTHONY, b. October 1840 in Ireland, m. Ellen Fitzgerald, died 12 July 1917, age 77.
See: Family Group of Anthony Mullally and Ellen Fitzgerald,