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CCH&GS Molly Maguire Listing
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| Name |
AOH City |
County |
Notes |
| Gallagher, Captain |
Pittsburgh Colliery |
Schuylkill |
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| Gallagher, Charles |
Audenreid |
Schuylkill |
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| Gallagher, Daniel |
Wilkes-Barre |
Luzerne |
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| Gallagher, Frank |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
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| Gallagher, James |
Coaldale |
Carbon |
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| Gallagher, James |
Summit Hill |
Carbon |
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| Gallagher, James |
Buck Mountain |
Carbon |
Bodymaster at Buck Mountain |
| Gallagher, John |
Coaldale |
Carbon |
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| Gallagher, John |
Summit Hill |
Carbon |
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| Gallagher, Owen |
Ebervale |
Luzerne |
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| Gallagher, P.C. |
Wilkes-Barre |
Luzerne |
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| Gallagher,Tim |
Pittston |
Luzerne |
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| Garrity, John |
Plainville |
Schuylkill |
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| Garvey, Mike |
#3 Breaker |
Schuylkill |
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| Garvey, Pat |
#3 Breaker |
Schuylkill |
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| Gaughan, John |
Raven Run |
Schuylkill |
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| Gavin, William |
Big Mine Run |
Schuylkill |
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| Gerrity, Thomas |
Centrailia |
Columbia |
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| Gettings, James |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
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| Gibbons, John |
Sugar Notch |
Schuylkill |
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| Gildea, Patrick |
Summit Hill |
Carbon |
1st man accused of the Morgan Powell murder |
| Gormerly, William |
St. Nicholas |
Schuylkill |
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| Grady, James |
Carbondale |
Schuylkill |
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| Haggerty, Phillip |
Maizeville |
Schuylkill |
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| Harkins, Junior |
Frackville |
Schuylkill |
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| Harkins, Senior |
Frackville |
Schuylkill |
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| Harvey, James |
Buck Mountain |
Carbon |
Postmaster and secretary at Buck Mountain |
| Hassett, William |
Raven Run |
Schuylkill |
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| Hayes, Charles |
Summit Hill |
Carbon |
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| Hayes, Charles |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Heenan, James |
Barnesville |
Schuylkill |
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| Heffron, John |
Wiggans Patch |
Schuylkill |
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| Hester, Mike |
Shamokin |
Schuylkill |
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| Hester, Pat |
Junction |
Northumberland |
Bodymaster - hanged for Rea murder
> An exerpt from articles about the death warrants and execution
> in the Miner's Weekly Journal, March 29, 1878
>
> PAT HESTER.
>
> __________
>
> Immense Attendance at His Funeral.
> The last act in the tragedy of Pat Hester's death had
been finished. The story of the life and death of this man is known
throughout this and all the nighboring (sic) counties; and it was
because of the manner in which that life was spent and finally
brought to an ignominious end, that the funeral yesterday was
attended by an immense crowd of people. Of these some attended out
of a lingering regard for the man himself and for old association's
sake and some out of curiosity. The funeral took place in the
morning and the interment was in the Catholic cemetery at Beaver
Dale, a small place about half way between Mt. Carmel and Alaska.
Rev. Father Koch, of Shamokin, officiated.
> A special dispatch to the JOURNAL from Locust Gap,
under the date of last evening, gives the following particulars:
> "The funeral of Patrick Hester left his late
residence at 11:15 o'clock this morning. It was very largely
attended, and no doubt was the largest funeral ever witnessed in this
section of the country, the procession being over a mile long. The
remains were interred in Beaver Dale Cemetery, a small village about
a mile west of Mt. Carmel. The number of people who viewed the
remains this morning is estimated at between two and three thousand.
The face of the corpse looked very natural, and was of a very white
color. It was very neatly laid out, and on the breast of the
deceased was a very handsome wreath of flowers. The Rev. Joseph Koch
met the funeral at the cemetery."
> A Pottsville gentleman who was present at the
funeral, furnishes the following in addition to what has just been
given: - The casket furnished by Thos. Waldron, was a fine specimen
of the undertaker's art, and was mounted with a large and beautiful
place, inscribed with the name, age and date of birth and death of
Hester. High Mass was celebrated in the Locust Gap Catholic Church
at 9 A. M. There were from 75 to 80 carriages in the line of
procession. There was no disturbance on any kind.
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| Higgins, Maryann |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
Sister in law of James Kerrigan, courted by James McParlin |
| Hilbert, Jack |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Hughes, Dan |
Pottsville |
Shenandoah |
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| Hughes, Jerry |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Hughes, Philip |
Bloomsburg |
Northumberland |
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| Hurley, John |
Pottsville |
Schuylkill |
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| Hurley, Thomas |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
Fugitive - killed Gomer James |
| Huston, William |
Turkey Run |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster at Wiggans Patch |
| Hyland, Bridget |
? |
Carbon |
Convicted of perjury at Munley trial |
| Hyland, Tom |
Gilberton |
Schuylkill |
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| Irving, James |
Hazelton |
Luzerne |
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| Jennings, Peter |
Wilkes-Barre |
Luzerne |
Bodymaster at Wilkes-Barre |
| Johnson, Ben |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Joyce, Thomas |
Carbondale |
Schuylkill |
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| Kalbfus, Daniel |
Mauch Chunk |
Carbon |
A. Campbell's defense lawyer |
| Kane, Edward |
Silver Creek |
Schuylkill |
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| Kane, Jeremiah |
Mount Laffee |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster at Mount Laffee |
| Keenan, Frank |
Forestville |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster at Forestville |
| Kehoe, Ed |
Mahanoy City |
Schuylkill |
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| Kehoe, John |
Girardville |
Schuylkill |
County Delegate - hanged for the murder of FW Langdon in 1862 |
| Kehoe, Pat |
Lanigan's Patch |
Schuylkill |
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| Kehoe, William |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
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| Kelly, Daniel |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
AKA: Manus Cull or Kelly the Bum |
| Kelly, Dave |
Girardville |
Schuylkill |
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| Kelly, David |
Wildcat Run |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster |
| Kelly, Edward |
Mount Laffee |
Schuylkill |
Hanged 6/21/1877 |
| Kerrigan, Fanny |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
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| Kerrigan, James |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
Turned states evidence - fled to Virginia - Tamaqua Bodymaster |
| Killcullen, Michael |
Scranton |
Luzerne |
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| Killday, James |
Silver Run |
Schuylkill |
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| King, Bryan James |
Eckley |
Luzerne |
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| Kinney, John |
Glen Carbon |
Schuylkill |
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| Kirk, William |
Wilkes-Barre |
Luzerne |
County Delegate |
| L'Velle, Arthur |
Pottsville |
Schuylkill |
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| L'Velle, Martin |
Pottsville |
Schuylkill |
Defense Lawyer |
| Lafferty, Roger |
? |
Schuylkill |
Charged in the murder of Alexander Rea 1868 |
| Lagan, Mike |
Latimore |
Luzerne |
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| Lanahan, Andrew |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Lanahan, James |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
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| Lananhan, Neal |
Centrailia |
Columbia |
County Delegate |
| Laughlin, Owen |
Plank Road |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster |
| Laville, Arthur |
Fish Back |
Schuylkill |
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| Laville, John |
New York |
Schuylkill |
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| Lawler, Edward |
Pottsville |
Schuylkill |
Nephew of Muff Lawler |
| Lawler, Michael Muff |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster and saloon keeper |
| Lawler, Ned |
Shamokin |
Schuylkill |
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| Leary, Jack |
Lost Creek |
Schuylkill |
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| Leonard, John |
Lanigans Patch |
Schuylkill |
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| Love, Thomas |
Girardville |
Schuylkill |
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| Love, William |
Girardville |
Schuylkill |
Accused murderer of Squire Gwyther |
| Lowery, Michael |
Turkey Run |
Schuylkill |
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| Maguire, Hugh |
Storm Hill |
Carbon |
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| Maguire, Neil |
Storm Hill |
Carbon |
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| Mahan, Hugh |
Minersville |
Schuylkill |
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| Mahoney, Florence |
Turkey Run |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster |
| Mahoney, John |
Gilberton |
Schuylkill |
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| Maloy, John |
Summit Hill |
Carbon |
Alleged accessory in Morgan Powell murder. |
| Manelus, Pat |
Storm Hill |
Carbon |
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| Martin, Michael |
Tamaqua |
Schuylkill |
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| McAlinden, John |
Fowler's Patch |
Schuylkill |
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| McAllister, Charles |
Wiggans Patch |
Schuylkill |
John Kehoe's brother in law |
| McAllister, Ellen |
Wiggans Patch |
Schuylkill |
Murdered 10 December 1875 - never solved |
| McAloon, James |
Palo Alto |
Schuylkill |
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| McAnally, Henry |
Pottsville |
Schuylkill |
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| McAndrew, Frank |
Shenandoah |
Schuylkill |
Bodymaster |
| McCahill, Condy |
Buck Mountain |
Carbon |
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