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Looking for Irish side?

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I'm looking for my great great grandfather, named Michael O'Hara. I have no idea where or when he was born, but I know that he married Celista Barbar and had a child named Mildred O'Hara born 6 Jan 1870, Wisconsin, USA. Besides this I know that he was Irish. I'm not sure if he was directly from Ireland or if his ancestors were.

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  1. Someone has a 6-year old data base on RWWC with

    Name: Mildred C. O'HARA

    Birth: 6 Jan 1870

    Death: 12 Nov 1949

    Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery, Rock Elm, Pierce, Wisconsin

    _UID: 033470E945824A4D81F3EF4E49CE1E9064C3

    Change Date: 7 Aug 2000 at 19:48:44

    Father: Michael O'HARA

    Mother: Celista BARBAR

    Marriage 1 Selucius W. GARFIELD b: 4 Feb 1854

    Married: 26 Jun 1889 in Neilsville, , Wisconsin

    Children

    James Albert GARFIELD

    Florence Grace GARFIELD

    Elwyn Osborne GARFIELD

    Living GARFIELD

    Mildred Dorothy GARFIELD b: 30 Jul 1905 in Pine Valley, Clark, Wisconsin

    The link is

    http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.c...

    I'd bet 10:1 the e-mail address bounces, but you could try it.

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    Michael died before 1880 - or ran away to Argentina to manage the polo ponies of a raven-haired heiress, and Celistina lied to cover her shame. Here the family is in 1880, from the LDS site. That first "W" in Celestina's line means "Widowed":

    Household:

    Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

    Celestia O HARA   Self   W   Female   W   50   NY   Keeping House   NY   NY  

    William O HARA   Son   S   Male   W   22   WI   Machinist   NY   NY  

    Lizzie O HARA   Dau   S   Female   W   18   WI   At Home   NY   NY  

    Alice O HARA   Dau   S   Female   W   16   WI   At School   NY   NY  

    Millie O HARA   Dau   S   Female   W   10   WI   At School   NY   NY  

    --------------------------------------...

    Source Information:

      Census Place Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

    I can't find them in 1870 or 1860.

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