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Thomas Conlon

Birth25 Mar 1830 - County Sligo, Ireland
Death24 Dec 1905 - Bergen, Genessee Co, NY
MotherEllen (Bridget) Brennan
FatherJohn Conlon Conlon

Born in County Sligo, Ireland on 25 Mar 1830 to John Conlon Conlon and Ellen (Bridget) Brennan. Thomas Conlon married Mary McGurty and had 11 children. He passed away on 24 Dec 1905 in Bergen, Genessee Co, NY.

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Parents
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John Conlon Conlon
1796 - Unknown
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Ellen (Bridget) Brennan
1801 - 1874
Spouse(s)
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Mary Mcgurty
1841 - 1906
Children Show all
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James Theodore Conlon
1878 - 1919
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Elizabeth Conlon
1879 - Unknown
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William Conlon
1882 - Unknown
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Mary E. Conlon
1864 - Unknown
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John F. Conlon
1869 - Unknown
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Ann C. Conlon
1873 - Unknown
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Margaret Loretto Conlon
1876 - Unknown
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Joseph Conlon
1875 - Unknown
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William Charles Conlon
1883 - Unknown
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Peter Thomas Conlon
1869 - 1874
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Alice Conlon
1865 - 1889

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