Hugh MOLLOY

                   Not sure of relationship of this person.  I think he must have been the
son of Mary Kenney by a previous marriage.  He has not been sealed to
Hugh Molloy and Mary Kenney.   Aunt Gert said he was a half brother to
my Grandmother, Mary Molloy, so the above must be true. I was baptized and did
the initiatory work for his endowment in the Denver Temple on the 22 of April
1994.  I felt he accepted the work.
                  

                      from a letter written by Aunt Gert Martin. I know nothing about this uncle.
When I was baptized and did the initiatories for him, I felt nothing.  I look
forward to knowing more about him. During the work for his endowment  I felt
very good.  I hope he accepts this work.

From family records his name was James F.  These birth records say James H.  He was born 7 months before my grandmother.  I am not sure it is the same person, but for now I will call him the brother.
See E-mail of 17 March 2003 from Judy Wight in file.  Sponsors were John Costello who could have been a relative of Ally Costello, Peter Felix Holden's mother and Ann McAndrew.
                  

                   BIRTH-MARRIAGE: information from family records given to Richard C. Holden
of Colorado Springs, CO
DEATH: Personal knowledge  of  Richard C. Holden.  Grandmother died of TB
(consumption).  Dad was six when she died.  He remembers her very ill
and in bed.  She had alittle covered can into which she would cough and
expectorate.  There is a common Holden Grave at St. Patrick's Cemetary in
Lowell, MA where she is buried.  I  think little George and Catherine were
buried there also. Dad told me she was about 5'3" with long dark brown hair to
her hips. Her picture looks as if she had reddish hair.  Dad said she was
slightly built.  Dad had a memory of living in an upper flat in Lowell when
he was ill with pneumonia.  He was only a very small child, but he vividly
remembered his mother holding him in her arms.  He remembered the anxiety of
his parents when he was sick, and he remembers their relief when he began to
get well again.  She died within 6-8 months after being diagnosed with TB .
Aunt Gert wrote me a letter in which she said her mother was born in 1875 and
died 32 years later. She also said her mother was ll years old when her mother,
Mary Kenney or Mary Kennedy died. I have decided to go with 1875 date.  I feel
it is accurate.  Aunt Gert also told me Mary Molloy had a brother whom I have
overlooked.  I will amend the family group record.  According to Aunt Gert,
grandmother was deeply religious and was educated in parochial schools.

   Her sponsors at her baptism were Patrick and Mary Hehes which the genealogist, Judy Wight, feels is a corruption of the surname Hughes