Gallagher - Patrick and Ann family
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Patrick Gallagher and Ann McCann wedding1874 - Marriage record St. John the Baptist Church for Patrick Gallagher and Ann McCann.
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Patrick Gallagher dies 1907St. John the Baptist records the death and burial of Patrick Gallagher, 1907.
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Interview with Enous Gallagher1980 - interview with life long resident Enous Gallagher
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Enos GallagherLife long resident Enos Gallagher in the farm where he lived his entire life 1976. It was located on Travelers Trail.
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Capital ConstructionOne of the businesses located on the Patrick and Ann Gallagher farm, last owned by Enos Gallagher. Address - 416 Gateway Blvd.
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Enos Gallagher home 1976The first Gallagher home burnt, replaced with this and remained the life long residents of both Enos and Martin Gallagher.
Located off today's Travelers Trail near AAA.
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Rose Gallagher StantonThe portrait of Rose Gallagher Stanton hung on the Gallagher family wall. She was the grandmother of Enos Gallagher.
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Julia and Bea GallagherDaughters of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher, sisters of Enos Gallagher. Julia married Thomas Fahey and Bea - Walter Dunn.
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Martin GallagherThe son of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallather, Marty (Martin) was born January 27, 1893 and died May 9, 1975 living his entire life on the same farm in Burnsville.
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Enous Gallagher reflects on 84 years as Burnsville resident 1980February 6, 1980 life long Burnsville resident Enous Galalgher is interviewed by the Burnsville Current. In 1854 his father Patrick settled in Burnsville. Enous, also known as Ennie, lived his entire life on the same farm off what is now Travelers Trail, near AAA.
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Enos Gallagher 1976Son of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher - born 1894 died 1989 lived on the same property his entire life. Best known as Ennie, he was a walking history book for anyone he spoke with. The portrait of his father Patrick is hangs above the chair.
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Enos Gallagher 1976Son of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher - born 1894 died 1989 lived on the same property his entire life. Best known as Ennie, he was a walking history book for anyone he spoke with. The portrait of his father Patrick is hangs above the chair.
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Anna Gallagher Conroy dies 1977The daughter of Patrick and Ann (McCann) Gallagher, Anna Conroy was born in 1880, married Coleman Conroy in 1903 and spent most of her life in Burnsville, Savage and the Prior Lake area prior to her death April 6, 1977.
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Ann McCann GallagherWife of Patrick, mother of 15 children including Enos Gallagher, Ann (1856-1945) lived on a farm off Burnsville Parkway where AAA now stands.
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Anna Gallagher Conroy diesDaughter of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher dies at 96, March 1977.
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Death of Ann GallagherAnn McCann Gallagher, widow of Patrick Gallagher, death notice, February 1945.
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Bea Gallagher DunnBea Gallagher 1888 -1980 was the daughter of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher, one of 15 children.
They farmed the land on what is now Travelers Trail.
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Black Dog Lake used to offer good fishing - Enous Gallagher interviewThe Dakota County Tribune reporter Connie Morrison interviews Enous Gallagher, then age 80 as he remembers when a visit to Black Dog Lake usually resulted in a fine catch of sunfish....
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Bridget Gallagher DunnDaughter of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher, Burnsville pioneers died May 30, 1980. She was wife of Walter Dunn, also originally from Burnsville.
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Capital ConstructionOne of the businesses located on the Patrick and Ann Gallagher farm, last owned by Enos Gallagher. Address - 416 Gateway Blvd.
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Carroll and Gallagher familyInformation about Patrick Gallagher received from England....
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Catherine GallagherDecember 27, 1941 Catherine Gallagher, daughter of Patrick and Ann Gallagher dies.
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Frank GallagherSon of Patrick and Ann (McCann) Gallagher. Born 1898 died 1984. He managed the Savage Liquor Store.
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Enous Gallagher captures eagle stealing ducksUndated - likely 1940s' Dakota County Tribune
Ducks at Gallagher Brother's farm in Burnsville were freed from sky terror last week when Enous Gallagher captured a young bald american eagle live...
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Eileen Gallagher dies 1914Obituary published March 5, 1914: Eileen Gallagher age 17, daughter of Anna Gallagher (father Patrick dead) dies at age of 17.
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The second Patrick Gallagher homeAfter the fire, the Gallaghers built another home, which would remain the home of Ennie Gallagher his entire life. The home and barn stood near today's AAA location.
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Enous GallagherSon of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher - born 1894 died 1989 lived on the same property his entire life.
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Enos GallagherEnous Gallagher, who lived to be 93, is shown at the age of 90 in this copy of a newspaper clipping photo. He lived his entire life on farm land which would later have the address of 600 West Travelers Trail.
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Enos Gallagher dies 1989A life long resident of Burnsville died January 13, 1989 at the age of 93. He was the son of Patrick and Ann McCann Gallagher. He was the last surviving child of 15 in the family.
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Burnsville native Enous Gallagher dies at 93 - 1989He lived his entire life at what would be given the address 600 West Travelers Trail. He was the last of Patrick and Anne McCann Gallagher's 16 children.
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