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Margaret Foy, Margie Alexander, Jane Foy O'Grady
and Josephine White |
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<<=== Elizabeth and Hannah
in rear, Cecelia Foy in foreground. Each of these
Foys became registered nurses, and served with the US
Army in France during World War I
Photo circa
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Foy family in Garryedmond
circa 1910 ===>>
back row:
Hannah, Delia, Peter
front row: John, Luke Elizabeth (petting dog),
Josephine Mullin (holding dog), Ellie Foy
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Foys in a
picture taken in New York City in 1915. Patrick and
Peter Foy in front row; Mary Foy Mullin in center of
second row; Delia and Margaret in left back row; Others are
unidentified, but would include Jane, Hannah and Elizabeth.
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Patrick Foy moved onto the land originally occupied by
Martin Berry. The Foys lived in the house of
Anthony Berry while Martin's home was razed and this
new home constructed on the same site, was occupied by
the Foys in 1911. |
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Now owned by John Foy, the house was electrified in
1965. Until recently, it was occupied by a
retired priest from England, 'restored' it to a state far
surpassing its heyday in the early 1900s.
He suffered a heart attack, and is not resident in a
British retirement home for priests. photo
2003 courtesy John Foy |
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Cecelia Foy was a nurse in the US Army during World War
I ===>> |
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Photo
taken in New York City around 1915. Margaret and
Peter Foy in front, Hannah and Cecelia in
back. ===>> |
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Cecelia Foy at the front entrance of the house of
Peter and Eileen Foy at West 84th Place,
Westchester, Los Angeles, CA
photo 7 July 1957 by Rich Foy |
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women who became licensed practical nurses (LPNs)
in a picture possibly taken in Ireland or
England. They are l-to-r: Jane Foy (later
O'Grady), Delia Foy (later Martin), and Margaret
Foy.
Original dated 1908 |
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Willie and
Ellie Foy Costello with Mary and Peg Mullin during
their visit to Ireland. ===>>
rf020 dated 1937 from
Peg Kabriski collection |
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rf021 from
Peg Kabriski collection |
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This early photo of mother and child was found
among the family pictures of Peg Kabriski.
If you can identify the subjects, please contact
me at
foy@telutopia.com
rf027 from
Peg Kabriski collection |
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Elizabeth, Cecelia and Hannah Foy at Atlantic
City, NJ. The three sisters were nurses and
all served with the US Army in World War I.
photo circa 1920 mk_elizabeth_cecelia_hannah
courtesyMonica Kingston |
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Wedding of
John Foy and Margaret Cunnane in Claremorris circa
1963. Pictured are John's family members.
Click on photo to see names ===>> |
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John and
Margaret Foy cut the wedding cake ===> |
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Family members standing outside Foy House in
Knockatubber. Click on photo to see names. |
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Family and friends pose during a card party at
Elley Costello's house. Click on photo to
see names of those pictured. |
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Family members
posing near where the Berry house stood which was
taken over by Patrick Foy after Anthony and Martin
Berry families left for the USA in mid 1880s.
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Patricia
Anderson Stokely Klos in a photo dated late 1974.
Photo taken in Columbia Missouri. Pat is the
daughter of Charles Anderson and Elizabeth Foy.
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peg024 from the Peg
Kabriski collection |
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<<=== The Foy
family home in Garryedmond in a more recent photo
than that above. The home was built on the
location of the Anthony Berry house after the
Berrys left for Kansas in 1885.
peg008 from the Peg
Kabriski collection |
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"Aunt Margaret Foy on the beach at Rockaway, Long
Island"
peg021 from the Peg
Kabriski collection |
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A group of the
Foys standing in front of the O'Grady house in
Lohengrin Place in the Bronx: front: Thomas
O'Grady. next row l-to-r: Margaret Foy, Delia Foy
Martin, Jane Foy O'Grady. Next row: Patrick Foy,
Mary Foy Mullin (behind Jane O'Grady) and Ellie
Foy Costello, on a visit from Ireland. ===>>
peg103 from the Peg
Kabriski collection |
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