THE FAMILY OF: PETER HAGGERTY & NANCY McGUIRE

1835 Bangor ME

Thomas Lynch, Bangor ME; (b: Ireland), According to the "Bangor Maine, Vital Records: 1850-1864" they obtained a marriage license 10 July 1861; probably m: at St John's RCCh


                    Charles  Lynch           m: __________  
                             1863-?                        ??
                    John  Lynch              m:  Mary McAulay(?)
                      1864-?                        ??
                    Margaret  Eva Lynch      m: Mathias Doyle, (2) below
                      1867-1937                    1863-1947
                    Mary J Lynch             m: ___________
                      1870-?                        ??   
                    Theresa Lynch            d: young
                      1872- 1880
                    Peter F Lynch            m: ___________
                      1875-?                        ??
                    Michael Lynch            d: young
                      1876-1882

Boston MA

She was probably included in the census of 1837 & 1840 for Belfast Academy Grant, Ludlow ME, where the "head-of-house" name was identified while other house hold occupants were enumerated by age group rather than name. In the 1850 national census for Houlton Me she was listed by name with the Smith family, apparently as a border. She was then 17 years old.

Included in the 1870 & 1880 National Census for Bangor, Penobscot Co ME was the following: THOMAS LYNCH was noted as a USA citizen, employed as a hotel waiter, age 28 (1870), b: Ireland, parents foreign born; NANCY was ME born, age 30, housekeeper, parents foreign born; they, in 1870 had 4 kids: CHARLES, age 7; JOHN, age 4 (March 1864); MARGARET, age 3 & MARY J, 6 months (12 January 1870).

In the 1880 census, his age increased from 28 to 41, while hers increased only from 30 to 38; he is still a hotel waiter, she a homemaker while the following kids are at home: MARGARET age12; MARY J. age 10; THERESA, age 8; PETER F, age 5; & MICHAEL,age 4 (8 May 1876); no mention is made of CHARLES or JOHN.

From the Bangor City Directory in 1882: Thomas Lynch lives at the Bangor House, 2 Carol St, Bangor (boarder, 1882, 1884, 1886, and is head waiter at Bangor House. Also living at 2 Carol St are: Charles Lynch, plumber (boarder, 1882, 1884) Edward Lynch, plumber (boarder, 1884) John Lynch, waiter, Bangor House

MARGARET (Eva) LYNCH, as above, m: MATHIAS DOYLE, 1863-1947, of Milford MA, 25 December 1889 (?) in Bangor ME by Fr MC O'Brien at St Mary's RCCh, resided at 34 Bartlett St, Arlington MA, b: 15 August 1867 d: 15 August 1937, 65 (?) years old, cerebral thrombosis/pneumonia; interred St Mary's RCCem, Milford MA, undertaker: JP Costello of Boston ---
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               Mathias (Edward) Doyle m: Mary Elise Goyetche,1918
                  1894-1945                 1895-1989

               Norine Doyle m: John J Casey

                    John J Casey     m:
                    Albert V Casey   m: Eleanor Welch
                       1920-                   -1989           
                    Eva Marie Casey  m: ___ Carey
                    Norine T Casey                                               

               Frederick Thomas Doyle   m:  Katherine Silsbury
                  1892-1972                    1897-1962
               Frances Doyle     died young
                 ~1892-1892
               John Doyle        m: not

                         (others below)

Doyle & Casey descendants reside in West Roxbury & Arlington MA as lawyers, educators and bureaucrats ---

NORINE (Doyle) CASEY founded the Bartlett School in Arlington MA in 1933; her daughter NORINE CASEY now runs it (see below) ---

Her son ALBERT CASEY was a business executive & educator (see below) ---
Her husband was a building contractor ---

There were 2 other kids in the NORINE (Doyle) CASEY family: JOHN CASEY an engineer, aviation enthusiast & , at one time, CEO of Braniff Airlines --- & EVA MARIE CASEY....

"WHO'S WHO, 1997" reports: "CASEY, ALBERT VINCENT .... business policy educator... retired business executive... b, Boston, February 28, 1920... son, John Joseph and Norine (Doyle) C... m, Eleanor Anne Welch, August 25 1945 (d: 1989)... children, Peter Andrew, Judith Anne...SB Harvard, 1943, MBA, 1948... With SP Ry, !948-61... asst vp, asst treas SP Ry San Francisco 1953-61... vp Ry Express Agy, NYC 1961-63... vp Times-Mirror Co, Los Angeles, 1963-64... ex vp drt Times-Mirror Co, 1964-66... pres mem exc com, 1966-74... chmn bd, pres, Am Airlines, 1974-80... chmn bd, 1980-85... US Postmaster General, 1986... disting prof bus policy Edwin L Cox Sch Bus, So Meth U, Dallas 1986-88... chmn , chief exec officer First Republic Bank Corp, Dallas, 1988-89... pres chief exec officer Resolution Trust Corp , 1991-93... disting exec in res Cox Sch Bus , So Meth U, Dallas... bd dirs, MAG Aerospace Industries... Clark Bardes... chmn Nat Drugs Don't Work Partnership... 1st Lt AUS1942-46... Clubs, Dallas Country, Bohemian, Eldorado Country, (Indian Wells, Calif), Met (Washington), Marrakesh (Palm Desert Calif)...Office, So Meth U, Edwin L Cox Sc Bus, Dallas,TX, 75275-03333."

From the publishers "blurb" for the book "CASEY'S LAW" by Al Casey: "One of the most successful and original American businessmen of our time, Al Casey is a no-nonsense turnaround specialist who loves nothing more than big challenges. As president of the Times Mirror Corporation, he was instrumental in taking that West coast company and turning it into a multifaceted media giant. As chairman of American Airlines for eleven years, he took the ailing aviation giant - heavily in debt and losing money when he became CEO early in 1974 - and made it into the highly profitable, preeminent company it is today. As postmaster general he attacked the problems of the country's largest government agency and left it leaner, more motivated, truly competetitive, and both efficient and prifitable. When the savings and loan debacle unfolded in the late 1980s, AlCasey was named chairman of the Resolution Trust Corporation, where many maintain that his deft handling of the disaster saved this country from a depression that risked being far bigger, and far more disastrous globally, than the depression of 1929.
In this facinating book Al Casey tells his latter-day Horatio Alger story. He relates with great charm and wit the saga of his long and varied career, and offers practical advise on where and how American business needs to simplify and focus if it is to maintain its position as global leader in the twenty-first century."
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"WHO's WHO, 1998" reports "CASEY, NORINE THERESE ...school principal...b: Arlington Mass...Sept 29, 1928... AB Wellesley Coll, 1949...MA in teaching, Harvard U, 1951...Rsch teaching asst Wellesley (Mass) Coll 1953-54...tchr Bartlett Sch, Arlington Mass, 1949-53, 97-- ...prin 1954-97...cons Bartlett Sch 1997--...Bd dirs Tom Dooley Heritage, NYC, 1960--... pres Boston Wellesley Coll Club, 1963-65...vol St Mathew Food Pantry, 1990, St Francis House, Boston...pres choir Eulalia's Ch, 1985--...organizer beef stew Women's Lunch Place homeless shelter...Mem Winchester C of C (women's group 1985--)... Roman Catholic...Avocations: travel, swimming, walking...Home: 34 Bartlett Ave, Arlington MA 02174-6418...Office: Bartlett Sch 40 Samoset Rd Winchester MA 01890-3442

From the "Directory of Leading Private Schools"... "Founded, 1933, in Arlington by Norine D Casey, BARTLETT SCHOOL began as a class of 12 first graders. The school gradually expanded its facilities and staff to instruct children through grade 6 and to accomodate library, science, arts and physical education activities. In 1981, four years after moving to Winchester MA, Bartlett relocated to the former Parkhurst School Building...................... Emphasis at BARTLETT is placed on basic studies. Class work includes computer studies, music, art, science and physical education at all levels and, beginning in grade 4, French. After entering grade 2, children are assigned homework as a means of reviewing and reinforceing class work.After-school activities include athletics, drama, science, computer, art and cooking.Children participate in at least two fields trips each year. "

FREDRICK C DOYLE (b: 21 September 1892, d: 19 August 1972), another of the clan, grad BA/Boston Col, LLB/Harvard Univ was the chief assistant district attorney for Suffolk Co (Boston MA) during the 1940's-1950's; he prosecuted Brink's robbery case in Boston and others; his sons, FRED, CHARLES (admitted to Bar: 1954, BS Boston College, LLB Harvard) & dau. KATE (3 batchelors) reside in West Roxbury MA; another son, WILLIAM, resides in West Falmouth MA.


          Frederick Thomas Doyle   m:  Katherine Silsbury
             1892-1972                    1897-1962
                                         
               Frederick Thomas Doyle Jr  m: not
                  1922-
               Charles Robert Doyle       m: not
                  1925-
               Nobert  Silsbury Doyle     m:
                  1930-
               William Joseph Doyle       m: Helene Miriam Sweeney
                  1927-                         1929-
               Edward  Francis Doyle      m:
               Catherine Marie Doyle      m: not
                  1928-                  
               Anne  Marie Doyle          m:
                   1938-
                        (others below)

THE FAMILY OF:...PETER HAGGERTY & NANCY McGUIRE