Bio of Quigley, Michael, Wabasha Co., MN
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Quigley, Michael, (deceased) was an early resident of Greenfield, settling
in 1856 on section 24, where he died seventeen years later, at the age of
sixty-six. His wife died in 1873. This couple was born in the town of
Nanagh, County Tipperary, Ireland, as were all their children, Mrs.
Quigley's maiden name being Judith O'Donoghue. After his marriage, Mr.
Quigley served J. J. Kilkelly as steward for his estate, near the city of
Nanagh, twenty-two years. The family came to America in 1853, and lived in
the State of New York until coming here. All were reared in and adhered to
the Roman Catholic church. Following are the names and residence of the
children in order of their birth: Ellen (Mrs. John Starr), Watopa; John,
Idaho; Martin and Michael H., Greenfield; Philip, Cameron Junction,
Missouri; Maria (Mrs. John Enright), Watopa; Jeremiah and Edward, Denver,
Colorado; Cornelius J. see sketch below.
War of Rebellion (Civil War)