Zalewski Family Genealogy
Patrick Sylvester CORRIGAN[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
1860 - 1902 (41 years)-
Name Patrick Sylvester CORRIGAN Birth 18 Feb 1860 Mara Township, Brechin, Ontario, Canada [1, 2, 3] Christening 18 Feb 1860 Mara Township, Brechin, Ontario, Canada Gender Male Birth 18 Feb 1861 Canada [5] Death 2 Jan 1902 Mineral Lake, Ashland County, Wisconsin [5] Burial Sanborn, Ashland, Wisconsin, United States [5] Person ID I78 Zalewski Family Last Modified 29 Jul 2017
Father William CORRIGAN, b. 1823, United States d. 13 Jul 1876, Mara Township, Brechin, Ontario, Canada (Age 53 years) Mother Mary MCCANN, b. 1828, Mayo, Ireland d. 27 Oct 1884, Uptergrove, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada (Age 56 years) Marriage 19 Nov 1848 Oshawa, Ontario, Canada West Address:
Saint Gregory the GreatFamily ID F100 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Johannah HOFFMEISTER, b. Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, United States Marriage 1888 Chippewa, Wisconsin, United States Family ID F155 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 9 Nov 2021
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Event Map Birth - 18 Feb 1861 - Canada Marriage - 1888 - Chippewa, Wisconsin, United States Death - 2 Jan 1902 - Mineral Lake, Ashland County, Wisconsin Burial - - Sanborn, Ashland, Wisconsin, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - Emigrated to USA via Detroit in April 1885
As far as I have been able to determine, my family's branch of the Corrigan clan immigrated to Wisconsin from Canada, arriving near Eau Claire in the 1880's. Six of the seven Corrigan brothers of Orilli, Ontario, better themselves in the newly-opening logging operations of the mid-western United States. Hugh settled in the Eau Claire area, Pat and Tom in northern Wisconsin, and Henry, Jim, and Mike went to the far west in Washington state after several years in northern Wisconsin. Oral tradition in the family has it that only "Curly" Bill remained at home in Orilli. Of the five sisters, at least two left home for the United States; Rose settled in Detroit, Michigan, and Maggie to go to Washington and Alaska. All of the Corrigan boys worked in the woods and mills, married, raised families, and settled permanently in the areas of their choice.
My father, Patrick, married Johannah Hoffmeister in Chippewa County in 1888 and their first child, Ida, was born in June, 1889. They came north to Drummond in Bayfield County after their second daughter, Ann, was born in November, 1891. The young family soon moved to Mineral Lake in Ashland County where Pat began working for the newly re-organized Mineral Lake Lumber Company as a lumber piler. In April, 1894, their first son, William, was born. At this time. Hannah also had her three sisters join her in the north country. Pat continued his work at the mill in the growing little community. The Corrigan family grew also with the birth of George (the author) in 1896 and that of a third daughter, Frances, three years later.
- Emigrated to USA via Detroit in April 1885
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Sources - [S61] 1881 Ontario Census, Mara, Ontario North, Ontario, Film No. 1375881, #C-13245, District 133 G, Div 1, Pg 65, HH# 259.
- [S242] 1861 Canada Census, Roll C-1057, p.32; Patrick Corrigan; 9 June 2010.
- [S207] 1871 Census of Canada, 19 June 2010; Patrick Corrigan, Mara, Ontario North, p.58.
- [S252] Wisconsin Births and Christenings, 1826-1926, 9 October 2010; Frances Corrigan, Batch C00306-8, Source 1306420, Ref P 412 RN 1450.
- [S253] Wisconsin Deaths and Burials, 1835-1968, 9 October 2010; Patrick Corrigan, Batch B06540-7, Source 1310171, Ref 1513.
- [S61] 1881 Ontario Census, Mara, Ontario North, Ontario, Film No. 1375881, #C-13245, District 133 G, Div 1, Pg 65, HH# 259.