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Patrick McKenna (1834-) Ireland 1878 to ??

Patrick McKenna was born in Ireland circa 1834. Pat McKenna was a local politician and saloon owner. Birth Circa 1834 Ireland

Immigration:

Marriage: Mary

Children: ??

1872 McKenna, Patrick, liquors, 269 Hamilton ave h. N.Y.

1874: Pat Shields and Pat McKenna were boarders at 279 Van Brunt in November 1874 when a wedding took place at that address - most of the guests being from Connaught in the West of Ireland. The two Pats were friends but got into a confrontation over Cork versus Connaught which resulted in Pat from Cork pulling out a pistol and firing several shots in the air shouting some political slogans.

Patrick Mckenna, 1876, 269 Van Brunt, Liquor, Brooklyn, New York, City Directory, 1876

1877 McKenna, Patrick, liquors, Tremont c Van Brunt h 279 Van Brunt.

1878: Patrick Mckenna 267 Van Brunt Brooklyn, New York Liquors Brooklyn, New York, City Directory, 1878

In 1878 Patrick McKenna was keeping a liquor shop at 267 Van Brunt when his dog bit a patron who was teasing it with a hot poker.

In October 1878 Patrick McKenna at Van Brunt corner of Tremont was found in violation of the Sunday Excise Law.

1878 delegates to the Second Congressional convention Twelfth Ward Patrick McKenna, 1878 267 Van Brunt was a polling place.

1878, May, UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MR. MCKENNA'S NAME

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle

In your issue of May 9, among the names of those elected to the new Democratic General Committee appears the name of P. McKenna, Twelfth Ward. I desire to say that the use of my name in such connection was entirely without my consent. I having been outside the city for some time previous to the primary, at which it is alleged I was elected to such position. I am a member of the Regular Committee of this county, and desire to remain such till the expiration of my term, which will occur about two years from date.

Patrick McKenna, No 267 Van Brunt street.

October 29, 1878, Patrick McKenna, Van Brunt corner of Tremont found in violation of the Excise law.

1879 - The Democratic Convention of the Fifth Assembly District including the 12th Ward met in October 1878 at 267 Van Brunt

Patrick McKenna, 1879, 292 Van Brunt, Brooklyn, New York Liquors Brooklyn, New York, City Directory, 1879

1879 and 1880: Twelfth Ward Patrick McKenna NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE

1880 Census: 269 Van Brunt Patrick Mckenna 46, liquor dealer, born Ireland, Mary A. Mckenna 38, wife, 4 families in building.

Patrick McKenna, 1881, 1882, 267 Van Brunt, Liquors, Brooklyn, New York, City Directory, 1881, 1882

1886: July 1, FIGHT AMONG LIQUOR DEALERS:

Francis Casey, of 85 and 87 Hamilton ave, his brother, Joseph Casey, of 150 Myrtle ave, Patrick McKenna of 292 Columbia, and Bernard Scanlon, of Henry and Nelson streets, all saloon keepers at the above addresses, engaged in a game of cards in McKenna's saloon last evening. A dispute over the game led to a fight in which Scalon alleges he was knocked down, kicked and badly pounded by his three companions. The three men were arrested.
1887 McKenna, Patrick, liquors, home 292 Columbia

1888 McKenna, Patrick, liquors, home 105 Summit.

1889 Liquor Dealors Ball, member of the floor committee, Patrick McKenna. Bernard "Scanlon" and J Casey were also members of this committee.

Rosanna McKenna

1870 Census: Ward 12, Rosanna Mckenna 48, $2,000, born Ireland, James Mckenna 25, bookkeeper, born Ireland, Francis Mckenna 21, machinist, born Mass. Catherine Mckenna 16, born NY, 1887 Death: McKenna 279 Van Brunt, Francis J. McKenna, age 39 - funeral Visitation burila Holy Cross 1892: Rossana McKenna age 72, Ireland, Ward 12.

1894: Death: McKenna, Rosanna widow of the late James at 279 Van Brunt street - funeral Visitation burial Holy Cross


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