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Note: Vt. Phoenix Oct. 21, 1898
Maurice O'Connor, 76, died at his home on Vernon street at 7 o'clock Thursday morning from the effects of a paralytic shock which he sustained about two weeks ago. The funeral will be held from the Catholic church at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, Rev. Father Cunningham officiating. Mr O'Connor was born at Mt. Brendon, County Clare, Ireland in 1823.* He came to the United States in 1847 and the following year located in this town, being one of the first Irishmen to settle in Brattleboro. He had lived in this town ever since, being employed on the railroad most of the time. His wife died 11 years ago. Mr. O'Connor is survived by four children: John and Mary of Brattleboro; James of Hartford, Conn.; and Mrs. P. Heffron of Putney.
*Probably referring to Mt Brandon, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry Ireland.
When looking up daughter Johannah O'Connor's information, it listed "Morris O'Conner" as father; see Johannah O'Connor notes.
Morris could not write but could read. Listed as day laborer in 1860 census Brattleboro, Vt.
Vernon and Reed sts were referred to as "the Patch" in the Annals of Brattleboro, by Mary Cabott.
Information provided by:
John H Carnahan
P.O. Box 1286
Brattleboro, Vt. 05302-1286
11/26/97
O'Connors in Brattleboro directories from 1881 to 1929 .
1881 p44
O'Connor, John, mason, h Cedar near Western avenue
O'Connor Mrs. Margaret, h 16 South Main
O'Connor Maurice, h 26 Vernon
O'Connor Maurice, brakeman, bds A.Root
1882 p47
O'Connor John, mason, h Cedar near Western avenue
O'Connor Maurice, h Reed Hill
1885 p 42
O'Connor John, mason, house Cedar near Western avenue
O'Connor Maurice, h Reed Hill
1887 p45
O'Connor John, mason, house Cedar near Western avenue
O'Connor Maurice, h Reed Hill
1889 p48
O'Connor John, mason, house Western avenue
Maurice, h 5 Hudson 1892 p49
O'Connor John, mason, house 40 Clark
Maurice, h 5 Hudson 1894 p 87
O'Connor Maurice, h 5 Hudson
O'Connor John, brick mason, house 40 Clark
1896-97 p90
O'Connor John, student University Vermont h 40 Clark
O'Connor Maurice, laborer h 2 Hudson
O'Connor John, brick mason, house 40 Clark
O'Connor Mary, housekeeper 5 Hudson
1899 p116
O'Connor John, emp. Estey's h. 4 South Main
O'Connor John, brick mason, house 40 Clark
O'Connor Kate, 40 Clark
1903-04 p109
O'Connor Catherine Miss, bds 40 Clark
Charles, hall boy Brooks House, bds do John, mason, h 40 Clark Kate Miss, domestic 12 North Main 1907 p 87
O'Connor
Catherine, domestic 12 North Main Charles, apprentice mason, bds 40 Clark John, mason, 40 Clark, h do 1908 p152
O'Connor Catherine, domestic 12 North Main
Charles R., mason, bds 40 Clark George F., bds 40 Clark John, mason, h 40 Clark Mary J., domestic 21 North Main 1914 p184
O'Connor
Charles R., emp Am Exp Co, 80 Clark George F., mason h 80 Clark John, mason, h 80 Clark Mary J., domestic 21 North Main 1917 p140
O'Bryan Ida Mrs., emp 3 Oak, h 10 Stewart pl
O'Connor Charles R., emp De Witt Grocery Co, 47 Pine
George F., mason bds 80 Clark John, mason, h 80 Clark 1918 p143
O'Bryan Ida Mrs., dressmaker, h 10 Stewart pl
O'Connor Charles R., emp De Witt Grocery Co, h 7 Blakeslee
George F., mason, bds 80 Clark John, mason, h 80 Clark 1923 p141
(must be printing error O'Connell instead of O'Connor)
O'Bryan Ida Mrs., dressmaker 10 Stewart pl, h do
O'Connell
" Agnes (Mrs Geo F ) , emp G P & H h 13 Blakeslee
" George F., h 13 Blakeslee
" John, mason h 80 Clark
1926 p167
O'Bryan Ida Mrs, dressmaker 10 Stewart pl, h do
O'Connor
" John, Mason, h 80 Clark
1928 p166
O'Bryan Ida Mrs, dressmaker 10 Stewart pl, h do
O'Connor
" John, mason, h 80 Clark
1929 p 159
O'Bryan Harold E., student, r 10 Stewart pl
" Ida Mrs, clk, h 10 Stewart pl
O'Connor
" John, mason, h 80 Clark
Declaration of intent of citizenship.... 19th day of November 1857
Page 89 Vol 1 Windham Co Court Brattleboro,Vt
Citizenship May 10, 1860
Name: Maurice O Conchuir
Birth: Clais
Birthdate: Feb 11, 1821
Spouse: Catherine Martin
Birth: Garran
Marriage: Feb 11, 1846 Baile an Fhirtearaigh
as per the Killarney Heritage Center;
Maurice, was baptised on the 11/01/1821, the sponsors were John Fitzgerald, and Helen Fitzgerlald, the Rev. J. Casey officiated.
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