Thomas O’Connor, born 1833 in PEI, the son of Maurice and Alice (Quinlan) O’Connor, died Dec 1913. He married Mary Gorman, born 1836 on PEI, the daughter of Thomas and Anne (Donahue) Gorman, died May 1913. The family settled in Johnville, Carleton County, NB.

The first 5 children were born in PEI:
1) Edmond O’Connor b. 1858, d. 1953, m. Bridget Murphy b. 1865, d. 1961
2) William O’Connor b. c1860, d. 21 Aug 1938, m. Rose Rogan b. 5 Sep 1861, d. 21 Feb 1950
3) Clara O’Connor b. 1862, d. Jul 1857, m. 11 May 1880 Edward Boyd b. 1848, d. 1925
4) Thomas O’Connor born 1866, d. 1927, m. Ellen Murphy born 1865, d. 1951
5) Mary O’Connor b. 1868, d. 1970, m. John Callaghan
6) Martha O’Connor born 21 May 1870 at Bloomfield, NB, d. Oct 1936, m. 14 Aug 1893 William Kilfoil b. – , d. 29 Jun 1936
7) Charles O’Connor b. 1874, d. 1954, m. Mary Foley b. c1872, d. 1957
8) Timothy O’Connor b. 1876, d. 1936, m. May Barry b. c1884, d. 1957
9) John O’Connor b. 1878 at Saint John, d. 1963, m. Mabel Taylor/Gillis b. 1887, d. 1967.

PANB:MC1/O’Connor, 2 pages: Maurice O’Connor was born 1783 in Ireland, his wife Alice Quinlan was born 1793 in Ireland.

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CONNORS

Moses Connors born in Ireland. He came to NB about 1835 and settled in Chatham, Northumberland County.

children
1) James F. Connors b. 1857 in Chatham, married 1891 Louisa I. Duffy d/o Charles Duffy of Fredericton: settled in Chatham
2) W.T. Connors: settled in Chatham
3) three girls became nuns.

PANB:MC80/338 I. Allen Jack’s Biographical Review, pages 233-234.

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