Bio of McDonough, Patrick (b.abt 1805) Wabasha Co., MN
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McDonough, Patrick, Patrick McDonough died in the town of Greenfield,
March 19, 1883, aged seventy-eight. He was born in Tiernay, County Galway,
Ireland, and married Ann Lee, of the same parish, who died there. She was
the mother of nine children, two of whom are living. Mr. McDonough
afterward married Nappy Sullivan, who died in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1851,
three years after the removal of the family to America. Three children
were given to the second Mrs. McDonough, but all are now deceased. After
some years' residence in Cincinnati, and two years on a farm in Mason
county, Kentucky, Mr. McDonough came to Greenfield, and settled on section
31, where he continued to dwell during the remainder of his life. Himself
and family were all reared in the Roman Catholic church. The youngest
child, Mary, is now the wife of Larry Calhoun, and resides in Wabasha.