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Anna Moran

 

Anna Moran

Anna Moran
Anna Moran
From Mary Jo Egoville

Married Name: Anna Troy

Born Oct. 1870 Mayo, Ireland2 6

Died: Dec. 14, 193510

Residences: Philadelphia: ~1900-02 2006 Seybert St.; ~1903 2431 Seybert St.; ~1904-07 2713 Swain St.; ~1908-09 2024 Seybert St.; ~1910-12 2436 Ingersoll St.; ~1913-14 2439 Ingersoll St.; ~1915-23 1912 Harlan St.; ~1924-30 (possibly longer) 2762 N. 23rd St.8

Religion: Roman Catholic

Education: 

Career:  Housewife2 5

Father:  (b. Ireland)5

Mother:  (b. Ireland)5

Siblings:  Frank (?)14

Husband: James J. Troy m. June 20, 1897 in Philadelphia by James Monahan 12

Children:

Other Details: Immigrated to US in 18902 Under the law at the time, Anna automatically became a Citizen when her husband John was naturalized on Sept. 14, 1903

Sources:

  1. Phone Interview with Marge Troy
  2. 1900 Census
  3. 1910 Census
  4. 1920 Census
  5. 1930 Census
  6. Interviews with Mary Jo Egoville. Her mother Elizabeth's notes verify some of this and is the only indication that Anna came from County Mayo in Ireland.
  7. Holy Cross Cemetery Records
  8. SSDI 159-07-4596 and Funeral card
  9. SSDI 197-24-7560 and Funeral Card
  10. Anna Troy's Funeral Card
  11. Anna Marie Troy's Funeral Card
  12. Marriage Certificate
  13. Street addresses come from copies of the Philadelphia Directory maintained by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. Only the 1930 Directory lists the wife's name (Anna). Also, in most of the years, brothers Robert and less often Patrick are listed as living at the same addresses. The only way I could confirm some addresses was by the fact that Robert and/or Patrick Troy were listed at the same address. The Harlan St. Address is also confirmed by James' WWI Draft Registration Card.
  14. According to Mary Jo, Anna's immigration was sponsored by "Frank" (last name uncertain) who she thinks was a half-brother or step-brother.
  15. Naturalization Certificate.
  16. Death Notice, Phila Inquirer, Dec. 17, 1935 p. 27