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The Entry for Beezie Cowley on one page of the SS Westernland Passenger
List of October 2, 1902 (having left Liverpool on Sept. 24, 1902). Note
the $5 or £5 item. The column header refers to the amount of money
the passenger carried. The far-right column refers to the person that the
passenger expected to meet at their destination, in this case her brother
Martin Cowley at 2919 Flora Street. "Easkey" is in the last residence
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The Entry for Charles Cowley in the same passenger list, on a different
page. In the last residence column, "Durham", "none"
in the money column, and gives his sister in law Mary Cowley's name. This
may have been brother Martin's wife Mary (possibly b. Killcullen) |
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| The entry for Thomas Cowley in a larger section of the list, on still
another page, this time to show the header and neighboring passenger names.
Last residence is a ditto of the line above, which shows Killala or something
very close to it, with what may be Durham beneath it. Thomas names his brother
Martin Cowley and the Flora Street address, while next on the list Patrick
Kilcullen gives Martin at the same address as his cousin. |
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| A little about
the SS Westernland |
| The Durham Mining Museum |
| Coal Mining
History Resource Center There are several Cowley mining deaths
listed |
| Mining Heritage Society of Ireland |
| About
County Durham Some Easkey people are found in the port city
of Hartlepool |
| An
amateur genealogist traces another Irish family looking for work to Durham
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