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James C. Milroy c. 1851 - 1941

James C. Milroy was born circa August 1851 in Dutchess County, New York United States to Robert Milroy and Mary (Carmichael) Milroy, and had siblings William C. Milroy, Alexander Milroy, Jane (Milroy) Bowman, Jessie Watt Milroy, John Cornelius Milroy, and Lafayette J. Milroy. He married Mary Ann Casey, and died at age 90 years old on September 22, 1941 in Rhinebeck. James Milroy was buried in New York.

James C. Milroy

circa August 1851

Dutchess County, New York, United States

September 22, 1941

Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York, United States

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James C. Milroy's History: circa 1851 - circa 1941

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circa August 1851

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Dutchess County, New York United States

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September 22, 1941

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Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York United States
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The Harlem Valley Times Thursday, October 4, 1941, page 2 James Milroy, 90, died last week at the home of his son, William J. Milroy, in Rhinebeck. Born in Lafayetteville, Mr. Milroy had always made his home in Dutchess county. He was the son of the late Robert and Jean Corniel Milroy. (sic. - mother's maiden name should be Mary Carmichael - don't know who "Jean Corniel" may have been) ========================= Poughkeepsie New Yorker Tuesday Evening, September 23, 1941, page 4 James Milroy, 90, Dies in Rhinebeck (Special to Poughkeepsie New Yorker) RHINEBECK -- In failing (health) for some time, James Milroy, husband of the late Mary Anne Milroy, died last night at (the home) of his son, William J. Milroy (?????) Plaza. Funeral services will be (conducted) at the home at 2 o'clock (this) afternoon with Dr. Edward (????) officiating. Burial will (be at) the Rhinecliff cemetery, (under the) direction of Henry C. G???? Bearers will include: John ???tenburg, Daniel Holly, S???? B????, and Lewis Pulver. Born in Lafayetteville, Mr. (Milroy) had always made his home (in Dutchess) county and had been (a resident) here for many years. (He was) the son of the late Robert and (Mary Carmichael) Milroy. Mr. Milroy attended the Episcopal church. Surviving in addition to (his son) William, are to other sons; (John) T. Milroy, here, Alexander (Milroy), New York city; a (daughter) Mrs. Katherine Asher, here; brother Lafayette Milroy, ????

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James C. Milroy lived 16 years longer than the average family member when died at the age of 90.

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In 1851, in the year that James C. Milroy was born, from May through August, the Midwest was hit with record rain, causing the Great Flood of 1851. Iowa was hardest hit - the town of Des Moines was flooded and mostly destroyed. Many rainfall records held for over 160 years.

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In 1878, by the time he was 27 years old, on September 12th, Cleopatra's Needle, built in Egypt in 1450 B.C. and transported to England, was erected in London. It had arrived in England on January 21st, having been towed by boat.

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