Susanna (Lambert) Sullivan (1822 - 1904)

Born Jun 1822 in Mayo County, Ireland

Wife of William Sullivan — married 20 Jan 1843 in Canadaigua, Ontario, New York, USA

Descendants

Died 30 Apr 1904 at age 81 in Hartford, Washington, Wisconsin, United States

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Biography

Susanna was born in June 1822 in , Mayo County, Ireland.^[1][2][3]

Susanna arrived in 1829.^[4]

Note: according to Nancy Henke notes:

9 yrs old came A[merica?

according to 1900 census, she arrived in 1829, had lived here 70 years and was born in 1822; that would mean she was 7 or 8 when she immigrated

In the 1860 census Susanna (age 38) was living in Erin Township, Washington, Wisconsin, USA.^[5]

In the 1870 census Susanna (age 48) was living in Erin Township, Washington, Wisconsin, USA. 1870 census, Note: listed as Wm on census record, doesn't come up in lists from Ancestry.^[6]

In the 1880 census Susanna (age 58) was living in Erin Township, Washington, Wisconsin, USA. 1880 Census^[7]

In the 1900 census Susanna (age 78) was living in Hartford, Washington, Wisconsin, United States.^[4]

Susanna was buried after 30 April 1904 in Erin Township, Washington, Wisconsin, USA. : County Rd K, Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive Monches, WI

Name: St John Cemetery; City: Monches, State: WI

Daniel's name appears on a list of gravestones in St John Cemetery with the note that he is the son of John and Mary. If that is John William and Mary O'Hara (who seemed to have lived all their lives in this area), then he is indeed a Sullivan relative.

Several Sullivans are buried here - some relatives some not names include:

Daniel, Frank, George, John William, Maria (O'Hara), Margaret, Jennie

http://www.blteresaparish.org/index.php?pr=St._John_Cemetery

Research Notes

Religion: Catholic, St John's Parish (not confirmed)

W302 N9583 O'Neil Road SE corner of Hwys Q, K, & E Monches, WI USA

Name: St John's Parish (Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish - Monches Church)

City: Monches State: WI

Wiliam and Susan (Lambert) Sullivan are buried in St John's Cemetery as are some of their children and perhaps grandchildren.

http://www.blteresaparish.org/index.php?pr=Our_History

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST - MONCHES HISTORY

The first Catholic settlers came to Monches in September 0f 1842. By November of that year, Fr. Martin Kundig held Mass in William McGrath's home. A year later, the congregation of St. John was established and a log church completed, which served until 1855 when a wood frame church was built across the street (where the present church stands).

In 1917, while the Rev. Wm. Mahoney was pastor, construction of the new church was begun. The stone were brought in from Lannon and styled in the English gothic tradition with a stone tower and copper spire. It features seating for three hundred, a beautiful sanctuary with a high altar and two side altars, delicately colored stained glass windows and a well designed gallery for the choir.

In April 1920, the church was consecrated by Archbishop Messmer with forty-three visiting clergy concelebrating. St. John has shared a long history with St. Columba in Lake Five, Washington County (now merged with St. Hubert, Hubertus and St. Mary, Richfield to become St. Gabriel). In 1993 they celebrated 150 years of shared faith. A new beginning in July 1998, with St. John sharing some ministries, a pastor, and a new history with St. Clare in North Lake until June 25, 2006.

http://www.blteresaparish.org/index.php?pr=Our_History

Obituary: in Erin Township, Washington, Wisconsin, USA. via St Joseph Cemetery, Nancy Henke genealogy notes on tombstones, Note: Nancy Henke is a local genealogist who cataloged the gravestones in St. Joseph cemetery

1900 Census: Susanna is a widow, daughter is an invalid and one son is a day laborer; She is listed as having 14 children, 11 still living in 1900; immigration in 1829

Sources

1. ↑ 1860 Census: Abbreviation: 1860 United States Federal Census Title: 1860 United States Federal Census Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data - 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Reference: 1,7667::0 Family in Household:
   Michael Sullivan, 40 born in Ireland
   Occupation: Farmer
   Value of Real Estate: 1,200
   Value of Personal Estate: 125
   Susan, 40, Born in Ireland (Do = ditto)
   Margaret, 16 born in Wisconsin
   Mary Ann, 15, WI
   Michael, 12, WI
   James, 11, WI
   Catharine, 9, WI
   Eliza, 8 WI
   William, 6 WI
   Thomas, 5 WI
   John, 3 WI
   George, 2 WI
   Dennis Phular (Pheelar?), 45 Ireland
   Grace Phular, 40 Ireland
   Census enumerator uses the letters Do (I think that means ditto) to indicate that persons have same birthplace as person above.
   Year: 1860; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Reference: 1,7667::36330527.
   Ancestry Record 1860usfedcenancestry #36330527 (accessed before 23 October 2012),
   Birth date: abt 1820; Birth place: Ireland; Residence date: 1860; Residence place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin, United States.
2. ↑ 1880 Census: 1880 United States Federal Census,
   Year: 1880; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: T9_1450; Family History Film: 1255450; Page: 342.1000;
   Ancestry Record 1880usfedcen #29272743 (accessed before 23 October 2012),
   Birth date: abt 1818; Birth place: Ireland; Residence date: 1880; Residence place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin, United States.
3. ↑ 1870 Census: 1870 United States Federal Census Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data - 1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Record
   Year: 1870; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_;
   Ancestry Record 1870usfedcen #6052372 (accessed before 23 October 2012),
   Birth date: abt 1823; Birth place: Ireland; Residence date: 1870; Residence place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin, United States.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} 1900 Census: 1900 United States Federal Census Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 18 DI184Notes from Nancy Henke's catalog of St John Cemetery. [the page runs off the right end and some word parts are missing]. 2012 Correspondence Sullivan St Joseph Cemetery. "Sullivan Mrs. Susan (William) 4-30-1904 paralytic stroke 80 yr, Susan Lambert b Coungy MAgo, Ireland 1-1824, 9 yrs old cam A[merica?] 1842 m William Sullivan, NY they lived Quebec, NY and to Wi. t.. and then made home in ERin on farm in Erin 50 years. farm now pr[operty] of MIchael Powell, stone says b 1823 - JOhn d 9-10-1893 live wi.. John who m 11-26-1895 Maria O'Hara at St. Kilians 14 children ...ceded her",
   Year: 1900; Census Place: Hartford, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: T623_1821; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 110.
   Ancestry Record 1900usfedcen #74080341 (accessed before 23 October 2012),
   Birth date: Jun 1822; Birth place: Ireland; Residence date: 1900; Residence place: Hartford, Washington, Wisconsin Arrival date: 1829
5. ↑ 1860 Census: 1860 United States Federal Census Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data - 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Reference: 1,7667::0 Text: Family in Household:
   Michael Sullivan, 40 born in Ireland
   Occupation: Farmer
   Value of Real Estate: 1,200
   Value of Personal Estate: 125
   Susan, 40, Born in Ireland (Do = ditto)
   Margaret, 16 born in Wisconsin
   Mary Ann, 15, WI
   Michael, 12, WI
   James, 11, WI
   Catharine, 9, WI
   Eliza, 8 WI
   William, 6 WI
   Thomas, 5 WI
   John, 3 WI
   George, 2 WI
   Dennis Phular (Pheelar?), 45 Ireland
   Grace Phular, 40 Ireland
   Census enumerator uses the letters Do (I think that means ditto) to indicate that persons have same birthplace as person above.
   Year: 1860; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: 1438; Page: 91; .
   Ancestry Record 1860usfedcenancestry #36330527 (accessed before 23 October 2012),
   Birth date: abt 1820; Birth place: Ireland; Residence date: 1860; Residence place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin, United States
   • 
     Family in Household:
   • Michael Sullivan, 40 born in Ireland
   • Susan, 40, Born in Ireland (Do = ditto)
   • Margaret, 16 born in Wisconsin
   • Mary Ann, 15, WI
   • Michael, 12, WI
   • James, 11, WI
   • Catherine, 9, WI
   • Eliza, 8 WI
   • William, 6 WI
   • Thomas, 5 WI
   • John, 3 WI
   • George, 2 WI
   • Dennis Phular (Pheelar?), 45 Ireland
   • Grace Phular, 40 Ireland
   • 
     Census enumerator uses the letters Do (I think that means ditto) to indicate that persons have same birthplace as person above.
6. ↑ 1870 Census: 1870 United States Federal Census Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data - 1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Record,
   Year: 1870; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1742; Page: 394B; Image: 109; Family History Library Film: 553241. .
   Wm Sullivan, age 56, farmer, value of real estate $1300, value of personal estate $750, born in Ireland, father and mother of foreign birth, citizen (male, over 21)
   • 
     Household:
   • Susan, 47, keeping house, Ireland, father and mother of foreign birth
   • James, 22, works on farm, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, citizen
   • William, 17, laborer, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, attended school within the year
   • Thomas, 15, works on farm, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, attended school within the year
   • John, 13, at home, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, attended school within the year
   • Jeremiah, 9, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, attended school within the year
   • Sarah, 6, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, attended school within the year
   • Margaret, 27, at home, Wisconsin, father and mother of foreign birth, cannot read or write
7. ↑ 1880 Census: Media: Census Population Schedules of the Ninth Census of the United States Author: United States. Census Office. 9th Census Publication: Washington, District of Columbia: The National Archives, 1962, 1968 Note: This is an important census because it shows family movement after the Civil War. It also infers the loss of individuals of military age who may have died in the war. There are microfilming problems with the 1870 census. Some schedules are extremely light and are often difficult to read. Some schedules are missing for the states of Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Utah, and Vermont. Because of the length of time it took to enumerate the United States, some families were listed twice because they may have moved during that time period from one state to another. For each family, relationships are implied on this census and not confirmed, which can lead to inaccurate supposition. Other relatives listed with the family in the census can help identify the maiden name of the mother, and also identify the surnames of married daughters. Cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents, in-laws, and other family members listed with their relationships give great clues to unraveling the family. If your family has a male as head of household between the ages of 20-40 and there are children under 10, this can indicate that this family may remain as a unit for the next 20 or 30 years. Because of so much movement during this time period, once you have found your family in the census, search histories, biographies, land and property records and probate records. This is an important census, also, for African-American genealogy research because it is the first census in which all African-Americans were enumerated, individually, on the regular census schedule. African-American families often assumed the surnames of their previous owners. Year: 1880; Census Place: Erin, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: 1450; Family History Film: 1255450; Page: 342A; Enumeration District: 242 Note: Margaret is born in Wisconsin, meaning they were in Wisconsin by 1835 when she was born. Need to look at WI census for 1840 and 1850 - but other than Erin township.
   • If Jane is a grandchild, born in Chicago, whose child is she? Data: Text: Sullivan, Wm, 62, no occupation, palsy, birthplace Ireland, mother and father birthplace Ireland
   • Household members:
   • Susan, 62, wife, keeping house, Ireland, Ireland, Ireland
   • Margaret, 35, daughter, keeping house, Wisconsin, Ireland, Ireland
   • John, 24, son, single, farm laborer, Wisconsin, Ireland, Ireland
   • Jeremiah, 19, son, farm laborer, Wisconsin, Ireland, Ireland
   • Sarah, 16, daughter, keeping house, Wisconsin, Ireland, Ireland, attended school within the census year
   • Jane, 8 grandchild, at school, Illinois, Ireland, Ireland, attended school within the census year

Acknowledgments

• Profile Lambert-1566 was created through the import of HansonFamily2012Oct.ged on Oct 23, 2012 by Lynn Dosch.