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1. Re: [MACLINTON] ARMSTRONG family [1]
Hi Phyllis, From what I understand, Clinton, MA was the most popular destination in the US for County Mayo immigrants, especially those from the Louisburgh area. Clinton had lots of mill/factory jobs and Irish immigrants were welcomed. Many of the Mayo immigrants already living in Clinton would take in friends & relatives as boarders until they could afford places of their own, which made their transition to the US that much smoother. I have Joyce and Grady ancestors from Louisburgh. I did locate
2. [MACLINTON] ARMSTRONG family [1]
New discovery..Michael Patrick ARMSTRONG came from Louisburgh, Ireland in 1905 to Clinton, Mass. He had 10 bucks in his pocket and headed for his brother Patrick's boarding house on 148 Union St. (if I'm reading the handwriting right.) I am without a clue!!! WHY did all those Irish people head for Clinton?? What was the draw?? Anybody connected to the ARMSTRONG family?? Michael's wife's name Mary________ unknown. Need some direction here folks! Push me in the right direction! Where do I
3. Re: [MACLINTON] ARMSTRONG family [1]
Subject: Clinton - Clintonville, Mass. Source: History of Lancaster, Massachusetts by Rev. Abijah P. Marvin, 1879 p.482 - p. 483 At the November meeting, 1848, a movement was begun, looking to a division of the town of Lancaster, by the separation of Clintonville. The subject was referred to the following gentlemen, living in both sections, as a committee: Elias M. Stillwell James G. Carter John H. Shaw H. N. Bigelow Ezra Sawyer Sidney Harris Charles G. Stevens J. T. Otterson Jacob Fisher T
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