Ann MULDOON–
- Name
- Ann MULDOON
- Given names
- Ann
- Surname
- MULDOON
- Married name
- Ann Downey
Note: Arthur and William Muldoon had the only Muldoon families in Ops in the 1840s. Arthur and William Muldoon were both settlers on Concession 7 and George Downey settled on Concession 8 nearby. One of the Muldoon females Jane Muldoon married her neighbor Michael McCabe and (I believe her sister) Ann Muldoon married her neighbor George Downey. Unproved, but likely. In 1861 William Muldoon wrote a letter supporting Ann Muldoon's husband George Downey in his application for a land patent. Arthur Muldoon's obituary stated he came to Canada with his brother and 3 sisters.
 Birth of a sister | Jane MULDOON about 1821 |
| Birth of a brother | Arthur MULDOON July 15, 1828 Note: Arthur's obituary gives his birth place. His birthdate is unknown because he gave dates varying from 1810 to 1828 but his application for citizenship give July 15, 1828.
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| Death of a father | <unknown> MULDOON before 1841 |
| Birth of a son #1 | George DOWNEY 1841 |
| Marriage of a parent | Francis McCABE — Rebecca Maria (Widow) Muldoon — View this family Type: Religious marriage November 16, 1841 |
| Birth of a son #2 | John DOWNEY February 1850 |
| Birth of a son #3 | Isaac William DOWNEY 1855 |
| Birth of a son #4 | Abraham DOWNEY 1857 |
| Birth of a son #5 | Thomas DOWNEY 1859 |
| Birth of a daughter #6 | Margaret DOWNEY 1859 |
| Death of a mother | Rebecca Maria (Widow) Muldoon after 1861 |
| Death of a sister | Jane MULDOON October 13, 1875 |
| Burial of a sister | Jane MULDOON 1875 Cemetery: St Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Lindsay ONT |
| Death of a brother | William MULDOON June 9, 1891 |
| Death of a brother | Arthur MULDOON May 22, 1901 |
| Family with parents |
| father |
<unknown> MULDOON Death: before 1841 |
| mother |
Rebecca Maria (Widow) Muldoon Birth: about 1787 — Fermanagh Co, Ireland Death: after 1861 — OPS Victoria Co Ontario |
| brother |
William MULDOON Birth: 1818 31 — Fermanagh Co, Ireland Death: June 9, 1891 — Monroe Co NY |
| herself | |
| sister |
Birth: about 1821 34 — Fermanagh Co, Ireland Death: October 13, 1875 — Lindsay, Ops Twp, Ontario, Canada |
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8 years brother |
Arthur MULDOON Birth: July 15, 1828 41 — Enniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland Death: May 22, 1901 — Cook Co., IL, USA |
| Mother’s family with Francis McCABE |
| step-father |
Birth: September 20, 1782 — Magheracloone, Co Monaghan Ireland Death: August 9, 1862 — Ops, Victoria Co Ontario, |
| mother |
Rebecca Maria (Widow) Muldoon Birth: about 1787 — Fermanagh Co, Ireland Death: after 1861 — OPS Victoria Co Ontario |
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Marriage: November 16, 1841 — St Mary's Catholic Church in Lindsay |
| Family with George DOWNEY |
| husband | |
| herself | |
| son |
George DOWNEY Birth: 1841 — Victoria Co, Ontario, Canada |
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15 years son |
Isaac William DOWNEY Birth: 1855 — Victoria Co, Ontario, Canada |
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-5 years son |
John DOWNEY Birth: February 1850 — Victoria, Ontario, Canada Death: |
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8 years son |
Abraham DOWNEY Birth: 1857 — Victoria Co, Ontario, Canada |
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3 years son |
Thomas DOWNEY Birth: 1859 |
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1 year daughter |
Margaret DOWNEY Birth: 1859 — Victoria County, Ontario |
| Name | Arthur and William Muldoon had the only Muldoon families in Ops in the 1840s. Arthur and William Muldoon were both settlers on Concession 7 and George Downey settled on Concession 8 nearby. One of the Muldoon females Jane Muldoon married her neighbor Michael McCabe and (I believe her sister) Ann Muldoon married her neighbor George Downey. Unproved, but likely. In 1861 William Muldoon wrote a letter supporting Ann Muldoon's husband George Downey in his application for a land patent. Arthur Muldoon's obituary stated he came to Canada with his brother and 3 sisters. |
| Media object | Format: image/jpeg Image dimensions: 1,477 × 1,863 pixels File size: 972 KB Type: Document Note: When the Ontario government began to give patents for land in the mid 1800s, each existing settler had to prove he had been resident on the land for a minimum time. In 1861 William Muldoon (Conc 7 Lot 11) wrote a letter supporting George Downey's application for a patent on Concession 8, Lot 6. He stated that Downey had been living on the land for at least 17 years. I believe this letter supports the theory that George Downey's wife Ann Muldoon Downey was William's sister.
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