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Burns, Tobias

Male 1829 - 1905  (76 years)

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  1. 1.  Burns, TobiasBurns, Tobias was born 13 Oct 1829, , , , Ireland; died 22 Nov 1905, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Other Info or Events: 13 Oct 1829; son of John Burns (1798- 1871) and unknown
    • 1880 Census: 1880, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois
    • 1900 Census: 1900, , Winnebago County, Illinois, USA

    Notes:

    Immigration:
    Unknown

    1880 Census:
    Tobis Burns47
    Mary Burns37
    John H. Burns19
    Mary Ann Burns17
    Charles N. Burns15
    Tomothy Burns13
    Elisebth Burns11
    Robert Burns9
    James P. Burns7
    William L. Burns1
    Mary Brunan4

    1900 Census:
    Tobias Burns70
    Mary Burns57
    James Burns27
    Thomas Burns19
    Catherine E Burns17
    Julia M Burns14
    Charles Williamson33

    Tobias married Doyle, Mary 1 Jul 1860, , Winnebago County, Illinois, USA. Mary was born 13 Oct 1840, , , , Ireland; died 9 May 1930, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 2. Burns, Mary  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 7 Jan 1863, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois; died 13 Oct 1932, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.
    2. 3. Burns, Dr. Robert J.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 30 Jan 1871, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 14 Sep 1943, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Burns, MaryBurns, Mary Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Tobias1) was born 7 Jan 1863, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois; died 13 Oct 1932, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1880 Census: 1880, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois
    • Obituary: 13 Oct 1932; Rockford Register

    Notes:

    1880 Census:
    Tobis Burns47
    Mary Burns37
    John H. Burns19
    Mary Ann Burns17
    Charles N. Burns15
    Tomothy Burns13
    Elisebth Burns11
    Robert Burns9
    James P. Burns7
    William L. Burns1
    Mary Brunan4

    Mary married Doran, Thomas Bef 1887. Thomas was born 28 Jul 1853, Utica, Oneida, New York, USA; died 8 Jan 1924, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 4. Doran, Miles  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 20 Apr 1887, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 13 Jun 1963, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 5. Doran, Marie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt May 1889, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Bef 1989.
    3. 6. Doran, Annette  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt Aug 1890, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Bef 1990.
    4. 7. Doran, Romina  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 20 Feb 1892, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Abt Nov 1964.
    5. 8. Doran, Andrew  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 29 Sep 1895, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Aft 1942.
    6. 9. Doran, William  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 31 Aug 1897, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 9 Jul 1977, , , Florida, USA.
    7. 10. Dorn, Robert  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 4 Nov 1907, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jul 1971, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA.

  2. 3.  Burns, Dr. Robert J.Burns, Dr. Robert J. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Tobias1) was born 30 Jan 1871, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 14 Sep 1943, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1880 Census: 1880, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois
    • 1900 Census: 1900, Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois
    • Biography: Abt 1900; In The Footprints Of The Pioneers of Stevenson County Illinois
    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; Ed124 page 04B
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • Occupation: Bef 13 Sep 1943; Doctor
    • Death Record - Civil: 14 Sep 1943
    • Obituary: Aft 14 Sep 1943; Missing

    Notes:

    Other Info or Events:
    Extensive info on other relatives of Dr. Robert Burns.

    1880 Census:
    Tobis Burns47
    Mary Burns37
    John H. Burns19
    Mary Ann Burns17
    Charles N. Burns15
    Tomothy Burns13
    Elisebth Burns11
    Robert Burns9
    James P. Burns7
    William L. Burns1
    Mary Brunan4

    1900 Census:
    Tobias Burns70
    Mary Burns57
    James Burns27
    Thomas Burns19
    Catherine E Burns17
    Julia M Burns14
    Charles Williamson33

    Biography:
    Robert J. Burns, M.D., Freeport, is one of the younger physicians of the c ity, who has come to the practice of his profession with all of the resour ces that the most modern and scientific training can provide, and faces t he future with confidence of one who knows that he can command the situati on with the ample resources that a sound medical culture has put into h is hands. The Burns family traces its origin back to Ireland, where Jo hn Burns, the grandfather of Dr. Burns, was born. He came to this count ry about 1840, and lived some two years near Rochester N.Y., then coming i nto Illinois, settled on a farm near Rockford, where he passed the last ye ars of his life, and died in 1871 at the age of 73. Tobias Burns, his s on and the father of Robert J. Burns, was born in Ireland, but was broug ht into this country when a mere child, Richard upon the Winnebago Coun ty Farm, and is now living at the age of 67. He was a man of considerab le importance in the early days; had much native ability, and was very we ll educated, so that he was often asked to except official position s. He never accepted any office whatever, preferring rather to devote him self to the management of extensive agricultural interests. He is the proprietor of several farms that aggregate 510 acres and to them he gives a ll of his attention. His wife was Mary Doyle, a native of New York, and t he daughter of Timothy Doyle, who entered this country from Ireland abo ut 1840. Of the 10 children born to Tobias Burns and his wife, five so ns and four daughters are still living. Dr. Burns was born near Rockford, January 30th, 1871, and during his boyhood attended the neighboring district school. When he had derived all the benefits he could from its instruction he entered the Rockford Schools, and in 1889 completed its course of study. He taught school for two years in the adjacent county, and t hen entered upon his medical studies in Rush Medical College of Chicago. He received his diploma in 1896, and had already become quite a physician as he had practiced during his college years under the instruction and supervision of two of Chicago's ablest practitioners. Immediately following his graduation he located in Freeport, and here he has been engag ed in practice to the present time. He is a member of the Catholic Churc h, and has many warm friends and all the churches. He is also a memb er of the Stevenson County Medical Society, and is attending physici an to St. Francis hospital. He takes much interest in fraternal matters, and as a member of several of the leading orders, among which might be mentioned the Modern Woodmen of America, and its allied organization, the Royal Neighbors, the Court of Honor, and the Catholic Order of Fore sters, and is a medical examiner for several life insurance companies, with whom his word as much weight. Among them may be mentioned the Prudential, the Northwestern Mutual Life of Minneapolis, the Mutual Life of New York, the Mutual Life of Chicago, the Modern Woodmen of America, the Cathol ic Order of Foresters, the Court of Honor, the rural neighbors, and the Brotherhood of Railway trainmen. Politically the doctor is a Democrat.
    From "In The Footprints Of The Pioneers of Stevenson County Illinois" published 1900 Freeport, Illinois. (biography page 244) Robert J. Burns, M.D

    published 1900 Freeport, Illinois. (biography page 244)

    1920 Census:
    At 275 Walnut St.; Listed livi ng with wife and 6 children, age 48, born in Ill. Parents born Ireland. oc cupation physican own office.

    1930 Census:
    Listed living with wife and 4 children, age 57, occu pation Physican

    1940 Census:
    Robert J Burns68
    Mary Burns62
    Edward M Burns26
    Mary Patricia Cox15

    Occupation:
    Doctor

    Death Record - Civil:
    Illinois Death Index; BURNS ROBERT J M/W UNK 0000 289 1943-09-14 STEPHENSON FREEPORT

    Robert married Cox, Mary 25 Jun 1902, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA. Mary (daughter of Cox, Patrick and McGinn, Mary) was born 17 May 1877, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 27 Mar 1960, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 11. Burns, Mary C.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 21 Oct 1903, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 25 Jun 1986, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary/St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Freeport, Illinois, USA.
    2. 12. Burns, Robert Joseph  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 15 Sep 1905, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 23 Nov 1929, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.
    3. 13. Burns, Margaret "Marjorie"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 16 Jun 1907, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 7 Dec 1979, New York, New York, New York, USA; was buried , Calvary/St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Freeport, Illinois, USA.
    4. 14. Burns, Sister Robertine Elisabeth  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 13 May 1909, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 21 Sep 2000, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa, USA; was buried Aft 21 Sep 2000, St. Clara Convent Cemetery, Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, USA.
    5. 15. Burns, Dr. Edward M.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 5 Dec 1911, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 31 Jan 1969, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried 3 Feb 1969, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.
    6. 16. Burns, John J.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 19 Mar 1918, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 26 Aug 1983, Sacramento, Sacramento, California, USA.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Doran, MilesDoran, Miles Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 20 Apr 1887, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 13 Jun 1963, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; Page 11a
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin, USA
    • Occupation: Bef 13 Jun 1963; Farmer
    • Death Record - Civil: 13 Jun 1963
    • Obituary: Aft 13 Jun 1963; Consolidated News

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    Listed living with wife and 2 childr en age 33, Farmer, Margaret 35, Mary 4, Helen 2 ?/12.

    1930 Census:
    Listed living with wife and 4 children, age 42 born IL, Occupation Farmer. Margaret age 46 born Neb, Mary B age 14 born IL. Helen age 12, Kathleen W age 8, Roberta J a

    1940 Census:
    Miles Doran54
    Margaret Doran54
    Helen Doran22
    Roberta Doran16

    Occupation:
    Farmer

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name: Miles Doran SSN: 392-12-3141 Last Residence: WisconsinBorn: 20 Apr 1887 Died: Jun 1963 State (Year) SSN issued: Wiscons in (Before 1951 )
    Name: Miles Doran
    Birth: 20 Apr 1887
    Death: Jun 1963
    Civil: Wisconsin
    Other: Wisconsin

    Obituary:
    BELOIT, Wis. - Miles J. Doran, 76, 1036 Bluff St., brother of Rockford clothiers William B. and Robert J. Doran, died Thursday in Beloit Hospital after a short illness.
    He was employed by Fairbanks Morse & Co. until he retired 10 yers [years] ago. His brothers operate the W. B. Doran's Men's Store.
    Survivors include his widow, Margaret; three daughters, Mrs. A. J. Decker, Madison, Mrs. Melvin Dooley, Beloit, and Mrs. Eugene Magnuson, Rockford; six grandchildren; four sisters, Annette, Romona, Ruth and Katherine Doran, all of Rockford; and the two brothers.
    Services will be at 9 a.m. Monday in the Daley-Murphy-Wisch Funeral Home and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Jude Catholic Church.
    Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening in the funeral home. the rosary will be recited at 4 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home. (Register-Republic [Rockford, Illinois] Friday, June 14, 1963, Page 32.) (Accessed and transcribed 31 August 2017 by Mary Jo.)

    Miles married Cox, Margaret 1 Jun 1915, St. Mary Catholic Church, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois. Margaret (daughter of Cox, Patrick and McGinn, Mary) was born Abt Aug 1879, , , Nebraska, USA; died 10 Jun 1966, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 17. Doran, Mary Bernadette  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 18 Feb 1916, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 21 Nov 2006, Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 18. Doran, Helen Ann  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 10 Dec 1917, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 16 Feb 1998, Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin, USA.
    3. 19. Doran, Kathleen Winifred  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt 1921, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 24 Dec 1934, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.
    4. 20. Doran, Roberta  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 18 Feb 1924, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 17 Nov 2011, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Saint Olafs Catholic Cemetery, Janesville, Wisconsin.

  2. 5.  Doran, MarieDoran, Marie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born Abt May 1889, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Bef 1989.

  3. 6.  Doran, AnnetteDoran, Annette Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born Abt Aug 1890, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Bef 1990.

  4. 7.  Doran, RominaDoran, Romina Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 20 Feb 1892, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Abt Nov 1964.

  5. 8.  Doran, AndrewDoran, Andrew Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 29 Sep 1895, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died Aft 1942.

    Other Events:

    • WWII Draft Registration Cards: Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
    • 1900 Census: 1900, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA

    Notes:

    WWII Draft Registration Cards:
    Name:Andrew M Doran
    Birth Date:29 Sep 1894
    Birth Place:Rockford, Illinois
    Residence:Monticello, Illinois
    Race:White

    1900 Census:
    Thomas G Doran46
    Mary B Doran37
    Miles Doran13
    Marie Doran11
    Annette Doran9
    Romina Doran8
    Andrew J Doran5
    William Doran2
    Michael Tuohy50


  6. 9.  Doran, WilliamDoran, William Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 31 Aug 1897, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 9 Jul 1977, , , Florida, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Death Record - Civil: 9 Jul 1977

    Notes:

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:William Doran
    SSN:343-24-7234
    Last Residence:33308 Fort Lauderdale, Broward, Florida, United States of America
    Born:31 Aug 1897
    Last Benefit:61103 Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, United States of America
    Died:Jul 1977
    State (Year) SSN issued:Illinois (Before 1951)

    Name:William B Doran
    Death Date:9 Jul 1977
    County of Death:Broward
    State of Death:Florida
    Age at Death:79
    Race:White
    Birth Date:31 Aug 1897


  7. 10.  Dorn, RobertDorn, Robert Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 4 Nov 1907, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jul 1971, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1910 Census: 1910, New Milford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA

    Notes:

    1910 Census:
    F G Doran56
    Mary Doran47
    Miles Doran22
    Marie Doran20
    Annetta Doran19
    Ramona Doran18
    Andrew Doran15
    William Doran12
    Ruth Doran9
    Katharine Doran7
    Robert Doran5
    Madeline Doran2
    Mabel Prentice17

    1940 Census:
    Robert J Doran35
    Annette Doran48
    Romona Doran46
    Catherine Doran37
    Thomas Doran4
    Gretchen Doran2

    Robert — Unknown, UnknownF. UnknownF died Bef 1940. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 21. Dorn, Reverend Bishop Unknown  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 22. Dorn, Thomas  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 23. Dorn, Gretchen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  8. 11.  Burns, Mary C.Burns, Mary C. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 21 Oct 1903, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 25 Jun 1986, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary/St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Freeport, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; ED 124, page 04b
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • Occupation: Aft 1930; Nurse
    • Death Record - Civil: 25 Jun 1983
    • Obituary: 26 Jun 1986; Freeport Journal Standard

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    at 275 Walnut St.; Listed living with parents age 16 born in Ill.

    1930 Census:
    Listed living with parents age 26, Nurse

    Occupation:
    Nurse

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name: MARY COOMBER SSN: 347-12-0866 Last Residence: 61032 Freepor t, Stephenson, IL Born: 21 Oct 1903 Last Benefit: Died: Jun 1986 State (Year) S SN issued: IL (Before 195)

    Obituary:
    See Image Mary Coomber, longtime Ami ty nurse, dies at 82Mary C, Coomber, 82, of 109 N. Foley Ave., died Wednesday evening, Ju ne 25 at Freeport Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. She was ins trumental in starting the Visiting Nurses Association in Freeport and fr om 1950 until retiring in 1973, she was head Amity nurse. Previously Ma ry was office nurse for her father in his private practice and also wh en he was city health officer. Also, she was a nurse for her late brothe r, Dr. E. M. Burns. She was a private duty nurse, a polio nurse and serv ed as office nurse for Dr. C.B. Zipf in Freeport. Mary was a graduate of S t. Francis School of Nursing in Freeport. She was a member of St. Thomas A quinas Catholic Church, the YWCA, League of Women Voters, Easter Seal Asso ciation, Catholic Women's Study class and Freeport Woman's Club, where s he served as vice president. Born in Freeport on Oct 21, 1903, she was t he daughter of Dr. R.J. and Mary (Cox) Burns. Surviving is a sister, Sist er Robertine O.P. of Sinsinawa, Wis. She was preceded in death by one sist er and three brothers. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.

    Mary married Coomber, Unknown Leroy Aft 1930. Unknown was born Bef 1912, ?, Unknown Location; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


  9. 12.  Burns, Robert JosephBurns, Robert Joseph Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 15 Sep 1905, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 23 Nov 1929, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Marriage Status: Never Married
    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; Ed 124 page 4B
    • Occupation: Bef 22 Nov 1929; Medical School Student
    • Obituary: 23 Nov 1929; Freeport Journal Standard

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    At 275 Walnut St.; Listed livi ng with parents age 14

    Occupation:
    Medical School Student

    Obituary:
    See Image Robert Joseph Burns, oldest son of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Burns, 809 South LIb erty Ave., passed away at five o'clock this morning at the family residen ce following an illness extending over a year, death being caused by acu te dilatation of the heart. The death of Robert Burns is attended with unu sual sadness. Ambitious, studious, unafraid of work, Robert was in sig ht of a goal - the degree of doctor of medicine - towards which he had be en laboring when through over-exertion he was stricken with heart disea se while at work in Yellowstone Park. The high altitude played it's pa rt in aggravating the strained heart. He had but one more year to comple te his studies. Instead, because of his illness, he was forced to beco me a patient, trying to recuperat his health. He knew his symptoms and tal ked them over calmly with his father realizing all to well the seriousne ss of them.Robert Joseph Burns was born September the fifteenth, 1905 in this city. A fter attending St. Mary's school and graduating from Freeport High scho ol he entered the University of Illinois, completing the pre medical educa tion as an honor student. He contined as a medical student of the Universi ty of Illinois at Chicago and had his health permitted, would have graduat ed in medicine with the class of 1928. He was a member of the Omega Be ta Pi and Alpha Kappa Kappa, a medical fraternity. He is survived by his p arents; three sisters, Mary C. Burns R.N.; Marjorie Burns of this city, a nd Sister M. Robertine of Sinsinawa Mound; two brothers Edward M and Jo hn Burns, Freeport.


  10. 13.  Burns, Margaret "Marjorie"Burns, Margaret "Marjorie" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 16 Jun 1907, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 7 Dec 1979, New York, New York, New York, USA; was buried , Calvary/St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Freeport, Illinois, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; ED124 Page 04b
    • Obituary: 10 Dec 1979; Journal Standard

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    at 275 Walnut St.; Listed livi ng with parents age 12

    Obituary:
    See Image Mrs. Marjorie B. (Lon) C lark, 72, of 109 N. Foley Ave. died Friday in New York, N.Y. from injuri es sustained when she was hit by an automobile. She lived in New York unt il she returned to Freeport three years ago. She was membership chairman f or the League of Women Voters and an active member of the Shakespeare Soci ety. A member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, she was a former pres ident of St. Mary's Guild, a member of the Bible study class of St. Thom as Aquinas and worker in the shop of Freeport Memorial Hospital. Born Ju ne 16, 1907, in Freeport, she was the daughter of Dr. Robert J. and Mary ( Cox) Burns. She married Lon C. Clark in November 1939, in Cincinnati, Ohi o. Surviving are her husband; two sons, Stephen H. Clark of Washington D. C. and Lon C. Clark Jr. of San Francisco, Calif., one grandson; two sister s, Sister Robertine of Dubuque, Iowa and Mary Coomber of Freeport; and o ne brother John J. Burns of Sacramento, Calif. She was preceded in dea th by two brothers. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery.

    Margaret married Clark, Lon C. Abt Nov 1939, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA. Lon (son of Clark, William M. and Hansen, Bertha) was born 12 Jan 1911, Frost, Faribault, Minnesota, USA; died 2 Oct 1998, New York, New York, New York, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 24. Clark, Stephen H.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 25. Clark, Lon C. Jr.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  11. 14.  Burns, Sister Robertine ElisabethBurns, Sister Robertine Elisabeth Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 13 May 1909, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 21 Sep 2000, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa, USA; was buried Aft 21 Sep 2000, St. Clara Convent Cemetery, Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; Ed 124 page 4B
    • Religious Vows: 5 Aug 1929; Sinsinawa Dominican
    • Occupation: Aft 5 Aug 1929; Teacher
    • Biography: Aft 21 Sep 2000
    • Obituary: Aft 21 Sep 2000
    • Letter: 4 Apr 2002; General Info and Documents from the Sinsinawa Archives

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    At 275 Walnut St.; Listed livi ng with parents age 10

    Religious Vows:
    Sister Robertine

    Occupation:
    Teacher

    Obituary:
    See Image Sinsinawa Dominican Archives Sister Robertine Burns, OP, died at St. Dominic Villa, Dubuque, on Sept. 2 1, 2000. The Mass of Resurrection was celebrated in Queen of the rosary Ch apel, Sinsinawa, on Sept. 25. Internment in the Motherhouse Cemetery follo wed. Matthias Walsh, OP, presided. None of Sr. Robertine's immediate fami ly survives. Her nieces attended the funeral. Elizabeth burns was bo rn on May 13, 1909 in Freeport, IL., one of the six children of Robert a nd Mary (Cox) Burns. Elizabeth attended St. Mary's Elementary School and F reeport High School and Freeport High School. She entered St. Clara Noviti ate after high school and, on Aug 5, 1929, made her first religious profes sion as Sr. Robertine. Sr. Robertine was an elementary teacher and resour ce tutor for 47 years. She taught in the following schools:
    Sacred Heart, Washington, DC ('29-32)
    St. Bernard's, Wauwatosa ('33-40)
    St. Barnabas", Chicago ('41-44)
    St. John's, Milwaukee ('44-45)
    St. Giles', Oak Park ('46-48)
    St. Augustine's, South St. Paul ('51-62)
    Epiphany, Chicago ('62-68)She served in resource centers at St. Thomas Aquinas, Milwaukee ('68-71)
    St. Thomas Aquinas, Freeport ('71-73)
    St. Rose's, Baltimore ('73-78)
    and as a tutor at St. Pter's, Oshkosh ('78-79).She went to the villa in 1979 and remained there for 21 years.When we welcomed Sr. Robertine's body to the Gathering Place at the Moun d, Mary Ellen Winston, OP, gave a biographical sketch of Sr. Robertine's l ife. She said this: Sr. Robertine wrote a paper in which she spoke of t he graces of growing up in a loving famiy"The heritage of a Christian educ ation in our home, through St. Clara's Academy's gifts of beauty receiv ed by our mother, resulted in a family with a desire to serve others and e ducated for service in the fields of welfare, medicine and mental health ." In 1978 Sr. Robertine wrote: From the first sign of my vocation, I w as graced with a love for Christ in the Eucharist, a firm belief that my v ocation was to the Sinsinawa Dominicans, a great love for prayer and servi ce to children and to the needy. All of these have grown through the Spir it into my Dominican vocation characterized in our Constitution as a ca ll to prayer, and an awareness of the needs of the church." Sr. Mary Ell en continued: Through long bouts of illness of mind and body, she continu ed to preach the Gospel. Through gentleness, peaceflness, and a strong int erest in what was happening in the world, in her family, and in our congre gation, she continued to pray and preach. She loved study and wrestling wi th truth. She kept up as best she could on what was happening in the wor ld and loved to share her thoughts with others.At the Wake, Selina Stanaway, OP, offered her reflection on Sr. Robertine 's life. Sr. Sal said the following: Sr. Robertine lived her vocation in g ood times, in hard times, in good health and in poor health. She lov ed to teach and instilled a love of reading in many young people. In her l ast years, she taught through her smile, given to those who minister ed to her and that indicated acceptance, despite pain and loss of freedo m. She preached through her resilience, har waiting for death to com e. In his homily, Father Matt said this: Over the years, Jesus prepar ed a special place for Sr. Robertine in his father's house. It is a dwelli ng built for her selfless ministry as a teacher, built of her thoughtfulne ss in community, built of her smiles and tears, built of her hope and tru st in the God who called her so many years ago to make God's Word her home .
    On the back was written;We bring the body of our Sister Robertine to this holy place we call our h ome - Sinsinawa Mound. We bring her body into this sacred gathering of t he faithful - her sisters and family. We give voice to our faith in the po wer of Christ's resurrection from the dead and we give praise and than ks to God for her life and the gifts that she so generously used in preach ing the Good News of the Gospel. .....(repeats much of the info on her bir th date etc....)

    Biography:
    1978 Letter written by Sister Robertine; Saint Peter's School 449 High Str eet; Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901 December 2, 1978
    Dear Sister Cecelia,Blessed New Year! 1978--Fifty-two years ago on the twenty-seventh of Decem ber an eighteen year old daughter of a grand old dad approached him with t he request, "Dad, may I start the New Year right?"
    'What do you mean?""May I go to the Mound for New Year's?" This was after a wait from July, w hen his response had been, "Don't ever speak to me of this again!"On that day, his response was, "You seem to have made up your min d. It is up to you and your mother. "Gifts from Christmas made immediate preparations possible. That afterno on Sister Virginia and I took the list of necessary articles and
    purchased a trunk and contents.Thus Sister Virginia, Mother, my two beloved brothers and I set out in twe lve degree below weather to start my life in response to the call of the S pirit. In the spring, when I approached Father Binz, he asked what I wish ed to speak to him about. My answer was, "'A vocation." "Thank God, it 's about time you talked to someone." Through the years my life with the W AY, TRUTH, AND LIFE has been open at times, and hidden at others. Before l eaving Baltimore my director advised that the time had come to speak. My p reparations for coming to Oshkosh are known. What may not be known is t he waiting for the Spirit at the present time. Here begins the Call of t he Spirit for Advent in 1979--the year, seventy, and eighty if you are str ong! 1909-1979.The months since coming to Oshkosh have been characteristic of my life; in terest in many things, never a dull moment, watching and waiting for the m oments of significance which were always contemplated in my morning Holy H our after community prayers. There was never anxiety or tension since t he Fruits of the Spirit of Charity, Peace, Patience, and Joy were domina nt in the vocation to which I had been called. As Advent approached the re was a stronger awareness of the breaking of a new day, without an under standing of what was ahead. The following gems are simply vignettes of sig nificance. It is difficult to present them in this manner, but I am awa re that I must meet the challenge which was on the Search program a few we eks ago:
    "He who speaks, knows not, He who knows, speaks not!"
    1. During retreat one of my assigned readings was Jer. 29:11-14. Whi le at prayer this was not the focus which dominated; instead it was Jer. 2 9:7. "Promote the welfare of the city to which I have exiled you; pray f or it to the Lord, for upon its welfare depends you own."
    2. My background as a teacher has been often directed to the welfare of t he accelerated student. This was particularly true in South Saint Paul whe re parent relationships brought me into contact with Mr. Michelson, an exe cutive at 3 M. It was through him that "Cooperation Westside" profited fr om his giving me the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of public relat ions on the morning of Christmas Eve in the early seventies. The top m an in this area spent from nlne to one glvlng me the essentlal "know how ". "Cooperatlon Westside", an ecumenical neighborhood group had received $ 10,000 from Lutheran Board of America, and it was their choice that I wo rk on the funding committee to supplement that. Mr. Michelson also se nt me an overhead projector during my one summer experience in teaching re ligion. This was left as a donation to the center in Cheyenne. At this sa me assignment Binney and Smith sent the art supplies for the following sum mer when the pictures of the achievements of two weeks work were sent to t hem. Saint Mary's School had given aides in high school students and all a rt supplies. The blessings rewarded the effort expended.
    3. Three of the four summers which I spent In the Diocesan Summer Scho ol in Rockford were for students with IQ's from 125-150 ingrades 5-8. Planning, getting books, organizing the program for from twel ve to 15 students of varying background was indeed a challenge; howev er it is the reason for my seeing my place here in this well-organized sch ool in Oshkosh. This is the Wisconsin area of our Founder, the Church h as moved in accord with Vatican II, our Sisters are living together, prayi ng together, sharing together, and laughing together beautifully as Servan ts of the Church. (Mother's advice to me as a young Sister was, "Get a go od laugh every day, even i f you have to go th the funny paper for it.")
    4. Last week I was approached by the Charismatic group who were prepari ng for a Mass which seemed to be a beginning. I know that Sister Janette a nd Sister Liz let you know how this came about. I go where I am called, of ten times only to find out what is going on. These events are simply showi ng the loving Providence of the Trinity.
    5. My experience at the Museum of Science and Industry ten years ago was r ich and important in the formation of valuable friend- ships. It was al so important in my growth in the appreciation of meeting thousands of peop le daily. Therefore, when the Oshkosh Museum offered a trip there for a me re fourteen dollars, I planned on going. The last two people on the bus we re Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nolan. He is a prominent lawyer who is an advis or to many influential people here in Oshkosh, around Wisconsin, and abroa d. His wife is involved in many areas of social activities, and has run f or office in the county for eleven terms. Despite the fact that I had look ed forward to reading, her taking the last seat next to me proved informat ive, and another example of the Spirit. From seven o'clock until ten-thir ty we rode along peacefully while she gave me much information on board s, people, and groups in Oshkosh. The transmission hose on the bus brokearound 115th and North St. in Chicago. The driver went into a Shell statio n. This gave us an hour to complacently sit and become acquainted with o ur neighbors. Mr. Nolan came to the back of the bus where we were and ma de known his experiences with our Sisters at St. Peter's over a peri od of nine years. His tributes to the various Sisters were edifying and in dicative of what our goals in education were and are. The three hours allo tted for shopping in the Loop were not to be ours; however we would be ab le to be at the Museum by the appointed time of 2 pm. The suggestion th at we cross the street to the Town and Country Coffee Shop provided furth er time for conversation. In their travels in Munich and Vienna, both fore ign museums acknowledged their advantages, but admitted that they except ed the Museum ....The letter ends here, I have written to the nuns to see if they can find t he rest of the letter.


  12. 15.  Burns, Dr. Edward M.Burns, Dr. Edward M. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 5 Dec 1911, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 31 Jan 1969, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried 3 Feb 1969, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Doctor
    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA
    • News Mention: 28 Oct 1945; Rockford Morning Star
    • News Mention: 19 Mar 1946
    • News Mention: 1 Mar 1947; Rockford Morning Star News
    • News Mention: 14 May 1948; Rockford Morning Star
    • Death Record - Civil: 31 Jan 1969
    • Obituary: 3 Feb 1969; Rockford Register Republic

    Notes:

    Occupation:
    Doctor

    1920 Census:
    Listed livi ng with parents age 8

    1930 Census:
    Freeport listed living with parents age 18.

    1940 Census:
    Robert J Burns68
    Mary Burns62
    Edward M Burns26
    Mary Patricia Cox15

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:Edward M Burns
    Age:57
    Sex:M (Male)
    Birth Date:abt 1912
    Death Date:31 Jan 1969
    Certificate:004168

    Name:Edward Burns
    SSN:346-18-8875
    Born:5 Dec 1911
    Died:Jan 1969
    State (Year) SSN issued:Illinois (Before 1951)

    Died:
    poss Mar 1979 Cook County

    Edward married Hackett, Pauline E. 18 Jun 1940, Polo, Ogle, Illinois, USA. Pauline was born 29 Mar 1910, Polo, Ogle, Illinois, USA; died 3 Mar 2001, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 26. Burns, Kathleen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 27. Burns, Ellen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  13. 16.  Burns, John J.Burns, John J. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1) was born 19 Mar 1918, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; died 26 Aug 1983, Sacramento, Sacramento, California, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA; ED 124, page 04b
    • Occupation: Aft 1936; journalist
    • Military Service: Bef 1946; WWII - Army
    • Death Record - Civil: 26 Aug 1983
    • Obituary: 29 Sep 1983; Freeport Journal Standard

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    275 Walnut St.; Listed livi ng with parents age 21 months

    Occupation:
    journalist

    Military Service:
    WWII - Army

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name: JOHN BURNS SSN: 330-01-7626 Last Residence: 95825 Sacrament o, Sacramento, CABorn: 19 Mar 1918 Last Benefit: 95825 Sacramento, Sacramento, CA Di ed: Aug 1983 State (Year) SSN issued: IL (Before 1951 )

    Obituary:
    See Image Service for John J. Burn s, 65, of Sacramento, Calif. formerly of Freeport, who died August 26, w as held at St, Ignatius Catholic church, Sacramento. Burial was in Sacrame nto. A veteran journalist, he reported on Aquin sports for the Journal Sta ndard while still a student at Aquin high school. He was a 1936 gradua te of the school. Later he was a reported for the Rockford Morning Star, T he Observer and also contributed to the service newspaper, Stars and Strip es, while serving with the US Army in World War II. In 1949, he began repo rting for the Nevada State Journal in Reno and became city editor of the M erced Sun Star in 1955. After 5 years, he became managing editor of the An tioch Daily Ledger. Burns began his 17 year career with the Sacramento B ee in 1966 and was the business editor and author of "it's Your Busines s" column. He was a member of the American Newspaper Guild, Sigma Delta C hi and St. Ignatius Catholic church, Sacramento. Born on March 19, 19 18 in Freeport he was the son of Dr. Robert J. and Mary (Cox) Burns. He m arried Jeanne McBride July 28, 1950 in Reno, Nevada. Survived by wife a nd two daughters, Catherine Arago of San Rafael and Eileen Noel of Cuperti no, California. One son Robert J of Sacramento, two sisters Mary Coomb er of Freeport and Sister Mary Robertine of Dubuque, Iowa and two grand ch ildren.

    John married McBride, Jeannie [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 28. Burns, Catherine  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 29. Burns, Eileen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 30. Burns, Robert J.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.


Generation: 4

  1. 17.  Doran, Mary BernadetteDoran, Mary Bernadette Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Miles3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 18 Feb 1916, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 21 Nov 2006, Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Obituary: Aft 21 Nov 2006

    Notes:

    Obituary:
    STOUGHTON - Mary Bernadette (Doran) Decker, age 90, of Stoughton, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at Nazareth House.
    She was born on Feb. 18, 1916, in Rockford, Ill., a daughter of Miles and Margaret Doran. Mary married Alfred J. Decker on June 1, 1940, in Beloit.
    She was an accomplished secretary, who raised three children. Mary was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church. She was a member of Catholic Daughters for 60 years with two terms as regent.
    Mary loved playing bridge, bowling and golfing.
    She is survived by her children, Alfred (Sharon) Decker of Langhorne, Pa., John (Sharyn) Decker of Janesville, and Margaret Decker of Laguna Beach, Calif.; seven grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Roberta Magnuson of Janesville.
    Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred; her parents; and two sisters, Kathleen Doran and Helen Dooley.
    Funeral services will be held at NAZARETH HOUSE CHAPEL, 814 Jackson St., Stoughton, at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 24, 2006, with Monsignor Gerard Healy presiding. Visitation will be at NAZARETH HOUSE from 10 a.m. until the time of the service on Friday. Burial will be at Resurrection Cemetery, Madison.

    Mary married Decker, Alfred Joseph 1 Jun 1940. Alfred was born 30 Aug 1915, Phillips, Price, Wisconsin, USA; died 31 Oct 1981, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 31. Decker, Maggie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  2. 18.  Doran, Helen AnnDoran, Helen Ann Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Miles3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 10 Dec 1917, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 16 Feb 1998, Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin, USA.

    Helen married Dooley, Melvin John 6 Mar 1943. Melvin was born 16 Sep 1918, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Jan 2006, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Thabor Catholic Cemetery, Beloit, Rock, Wisconsin. [Group Sheet]


  3. 19.  Doran, Kathleen WinifredDoran, Kathleen Winifred Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Miles3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born Abt 1921, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 24 Dec 1934, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Find A Grave: Aft 24 Dec 1934
    • Obituary: 26 Dec 1934; Morning Star

    Notes:

    Find A Grave:
    Name: Kathleen Winifred Doran
    Birth Date: 1921
    Death Date: 24 Dec 1934
    Death Place: Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, United States of America
    Cemetery: Calvary Cemetery
    Burial or Cremation Place: Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, United States of America
    Has Bio?: Y
    Father: Miles J Doran

    Obituary:
    Funeral arrangements were still incomplete last night for Kathleen Winnifred Doran, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Doran of Beloit who died Monday night in a Beloit hospital following a two-week illness. The Doran family formerly lived in Rockford.
    Besides the parents, the girl leaves three sisters, Mary, Helen and Roberta. (Morning Star [Rockford, Illinois] Wednesday, December 26, 1934, Page 5.) (Accessed and transcribed 31 July 2017 by Mary Jo.)


  4. 20.  Doran, RobertaDoran, Roberta Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Miles3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1) was born 18 Feb 1924, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 17 Nov 2011, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Saint Olafs Catholic Cemetery, Janesville, Wisconsin.

    Other Events:

    • Address: Roberta Doran; Address:
      720 Jefferson
      DeForest, WI. 53532
    • Obituary: Aft 17 Nov 2011; Capital Times

    Notes:

    Obituary:
    Roberta "Bert" Magnuson, age 87, of Janesville, formerly of McFarland and DeForest, passed away on November 17, 2011, at Cedar Crest Retirement Center. She was born on February 18, 1924, in Rockford, IL, the daughter of Miles and Margaret Doran. Bert was united in marriage to Eugene Magnuson in 1950. She was a longtime active member of Christ the King Catholic Church. In her later years Bert moved to DeForest, and most recently to Janesville.
    Bert is survived by six nieces and nephews: Kathy Weeks, Patrick Dooley, James Dooley, Al Decker Jr, John Decker and Margaret Decker; and other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband; and sisters, Mary, Helen and Kathleen. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH, 5306 Main St., McFarland, at 11 a.m., on Monday, Nov. 21, 2011, with Father D. Stephen Smith presiding. Burial will be at St. Olaf's Cemetery at 2 p.m. Monday. Visitation will be at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the Mass on Monday. Janesville Gazette November 19, 2011.

    Name: Roberta Bert Magnuson
    Gender: Female
    Death Age: 87
    Birth Date: 18 Feb 1924
    Death Date: 17 Nov 2011
    Newspaper Title: Capital Times
    Newspaper Place: Madison, Wisconsin, USA
    Parents: Eugene Magnuson
    Siblings: Mary,Helen and Kathleen

    Roberta married Magnuson, Eugene Abt 1950. Eugene was born 21 Mar 1922, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA; died 11 Mar 1996, Deforest, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Saint Olafs Catholic Cemetery, Janesville, Wisconsin. [Group Sheet]


  5. 21.  Dorn, Reverend Bishop UnknownDorn, Reverend Bishop Unknown Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (10.Robert3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1)

  6. 22.  Dorn, ThomasDorn, Thomas Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (10.Robert3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1)

  7. 23.  Dorn, GretchenDorn, Gretchen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (10.Robert3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1)

  8. 24.  Clark, Stephen H.Clark, Stephen H. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (13.Margaret3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

  9. 25.  Clark, Lon C. Jr.Clark, Lon C. Jr. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (13.Margaret3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

    Lon married Thelander, Linda C. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 32. Clark, Lon III  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  10. 26.  Burns, KathleenBurns, Kathleen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (15.Edward3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

    Kathleen married Haring, William [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 33. Haring, Tyler  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

    Kathleen married Haller, George [Group Sheet]


  11. 27.  Burns, EllenBurns, Ellen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (15.Edward3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

    Ellen married Skatrud, James [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 34. Skatrud, Michael  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 35. Skatrud, Gregory  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  12. 28.  Burns, CatherineBurns, Catherine Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (16.John3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

    Catherine married Arago, Unknown [Group Sheet]


  13. 29.  Burns, EileenBurns, Eileen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (16.John3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

    Eileen married Noel, Unknown [Group Sheet]


  14. 30.  Burns, Robert J.Burns, Robert J. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (16.John3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)


Generation: 5

  1. 31.  Decker, MaggieDecker, Maggie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (17.Mary4, 4.Miles3, 2.Mary2, 1.Tobias1)

  2. 32.  Clark, Lon IIIClark, Lon III Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (25.Lon4, 13.Margaret3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

  3. 33.  Haring, TylerHaring, Tyler Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (26.Kathleen4, 15.Edward3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

  4. 34.  Skatrud, MichaelSkatrud, Michael Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (27.Ellen4, 15.Edward3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)

  5. 35.  Skatrud, GregorySkatrud, Gregory Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (27.Ellen4, 15.Edward3, 3.Robert2, 1.Tobias1)


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