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Keatting Family Tree
John Schollard 1852-1933
BIRTH 27 JUL 1852 • Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
DEATH 17 MAR 1933 • Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
Common DNA Ancestor
Direct Ancestor
Keatting
10 years ago
Church members: Taken from History of Potter County
Church information
The Roman Catholic Church dates back to the 1840's. Among the early members prior to 1858 were John Sullivan, John Ryan, Widow Scholard (now Mrs. Shannon of Roulette), Patrick Carey, J.J. Carey, Calahan and Jerry McCarthy, Michael Fitzpatrick and several others, who are not remembered by Mark Gillon, who came that year.
http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/potter/ChurchHistories.html
The Roman Catholic Church dates back to the "forties." Among the early members prior to 1858, were John Sullivan and son, Thomas Lenahan, James and M. Sullivan, John Ryan, Widow Scholard (now Mrs. Shannon, of Roulette), Patrick Carey, J.J. Carey, Calahan and Jerry McCarthy, Michael Fitzpatrick and several others, who are not remembered by Mark Gillon, who came that year. Rev. John L. Madigan, who then resided at Sartwell creek, in McKean county, visited the village occasionally, and also attended the church in Genesee township, taking in Bradford, Kane, Alton, Emporium and other old settlements, having been a resident priest at Coudersport during the building of the church, and, until succeeded by Father Flood, who is a resident priest at Genesee. The congregation numbers 200. In May, 1883, it was resolved to erect a church building on the lands donated by the Keatings years ago. The plan adopted was that of the church at Port Allegany (which was dedicated August 26, that year). Not, however, until August 9, 1885, was the building dedicated by Bishop Mullen
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1822 - 1890 (67 years)
