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Michael Shea

Birth1817 - Newtown, Kilkenny, Ireland
Death1 Aug 1898 - Ansonia, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
MotherMary Heade
FatherWilliam Shea (Shay)

Born in Newtown, Kilkenny, Ireland on 1817 to William Shea (Shay) and Mary Heade. Michael Shea married Mary Elizabeth Lawlor and had 8 children. He passed away on 1 Aug 1898 in Ansonia, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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William Shea (Shay)
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Heade
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth Lawlor
1835 - 1908
Children Show all
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Jane "Jennie" Shea
1868 - 1935
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Bridget “Delia” Shea
1863 - 1927
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Mary Shea
1858 - 1923
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James E. Shea
1872 - 1941
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John E Shea
1864 - Unknown
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Fanny Shea (Shay)
1867 - 1944
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Teresa Shea (Shay)
1863 - 1936
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Elizabeth Loretta "Sister Ephrem" Shea
1873 - 1948

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