Bio of Callohan, Michael (b.1858) Wabasha Co., MN
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Callohan, Michael (page 1266), telegraph operator, Weaver, was born at
Sandy Creek, New York, in 1858. His parents, John and Mary Callohan, were
natives of Ireland, and emigrated to America in 1837, settling where our
subject was born. When a young man he tried living in several towns, among
which were Rochester, in New York, and Niagara Falls, but finally
concluded to visit St. Paul, which he did in 1880. Liking the west so well
led him to locate in Winona for a year, and again he moved, this time to
Weaver, where he now resides, being in the employ of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, as agent and operator. Mr. Callohan is a
member of the Catholic church, and also of the Winona State Military
Guards. He married Eliza Hitchcock, of Weaver. They have one child, Mary
Agnes.