Simon, Hurd, Dolan, and Related Families

The Genealogy of the Following Families:

• The Simon Family of Willebadessen, Germany, and its Descendants in America

• The Barcant, Krogh, d'Abadie, and Related Families of Trinidad and Tobago

• The Hurd and Clark Families of Kent County, Delaware and Caroline County, Maryland

• The Dolan and Carr Families of County Tyrone, Northern Ireland; County Donegal, Ireland; and America

• The McGillin Families of County Tyrone, Northern Ireland and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Andrew Dolan

Abt 1861 - 1929  (~ 68 years)

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Andrew Dolan (1861 - 1929)

> 1861 - Born: Abt 1861   > 1884 - Married Bridget Moss: 27 Nov 1884   > 1885 - Child Bernard Dolan b. 2 Dec 1885   > 1887 - Child Mary "Minnie" Dolan b. 26 Jun 1887   > 1889 - Child Margaret Ann "Maggie" Dolan b. 29 Jul 1889   > 1891 - Child John James Dolan b. 1 May 1891   > 1893 - Child Elizabeth "Lizzie" Dolan b. 29 Jan 1893   > 1894 - Child William George Dolan b. 19 Sep 1894   > 1897 - Child Joseph Dolan b. Abt 1897   > 1899 - Child John Dolan b. 20 Jan 1899   > 1901 - Child Patrick Dolan b. 10 Oct 1901   > 1903 - Child James Dolan b. 10 Nov 1903   > 1905 - Child Thomas Dolan b. 8 Nov 1905   > 1929 - Died: 18 Feb 1929

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	Date	Event(s)
1	1861	1861—1864: U.S. Civil War Civil War in the United States.
2	1866	14 Jun 1866—23 Aug 1866: Austro-Prussian War War between Prussia and its allies against Austria and the German Confederation. Resulted in the annexation of much of the German Confederation by Prussia.
3	1870	19 Jul 1870—10 May 1871: Franco-Prussian War Bavaria, Baden, and Württemberg incorporated into Germany by the Treaty of Frankfurt.
4	1914	1914—1918: World War I World War I
5	1929	24 Oct 1929: Wall Street Crash of 1929 Initiating event of the Great Depression.