Jerry SullivanAge: 80 years1885–1966
- Name
- Jerry Sullivan
- Given names
- Jerry
- Surname
- Sullivan
 Birth | 15 December 1885 30 23 |
 Death of a paternal grandfather | Jeremiah ‘Jerry’ O'Sullivan 26 June 1890 (Age 4 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Anna Sullivan 15 August 1892 (Age 6 years) |
| Death of a mother | Catharine Ryan September 1903 (Age 17 years) |
| Marriage of a sibling | Frank ‘Jackie’ Sullivan — Viola Gordon — View this family 31 August 1904 (Age 18 years) |
| Death of a paternal grandmother | Hanora ‘Annie’ O'Brien 31 July 1907 (Age 21 years) Address: Main Street, between Cherry and Brook |
| Marriage of a sibling | Dickman Dewitt Dragoo — Anna Sullivan — View this family 4 August 1915 (Age 29 years) |
| Death of a brother | Frank ‘Jackie’ Sullivan 29 August 1915 (Age 29 years) |
| Death of a father | Thomas ‘Tom’ Sullivan 10 December 1927 (Age 41 years) |
 Death | February 1966 (Age 80 years) |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Thomas ‘Tom’ Sullivan Birth: 1855 37 35 — Indiana Death: 10 December 1927 — Rushville Indiana |
| mother |
Catharine Ryan Birth: March 1862 Death: September 1903 — Rushville Indiana |
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Marriage: 29 September 1880 — Rush County, Indiana, USA |
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2 years elder brother |
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4 years himself |
Jerry Sullivan Birth: 15 December 1885 30 23 Death: February 1966 |
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-22 months elder sister |
Mae Sullivan Birth: 12 February 1884 29 21 Death: April 1978 — Rushville Indiana |
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9 years younger sister |
Anna Sullivan Birth: 15 August 1892 37 30 — Rushville Indiana Death: |
| Father’s family with Bridget ‘Beazie’ Moran |
| father |
Thomas ‘Tom’ Sullivan Birth: 1855 37 35 — Indiana Death: 10 December 1927 — Rushville Indiana |
| step-mother |
Bridget ‘Beazie’ Moran Birth: 21 October 1871 36 28 — Rush County, Indiana, USA Death: 10 June 1935 — Rushville Indiana |
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Marriage: — |
| Note | His date of birth is as per his Draft Registration Card of 1942
In the 1920 Census (age 31, really 35) was living as a single man with his father, Thomas, and
his father's second wife "Beasley" (as per Census, but possibly Bridget). They lived in 719 Morgan Street. Jerry's occupation was
given as "Tayler (sic)" in a shop (TOS Apr 2013)
Jerry MAY have moved to Indianapolis and MAY have worked in a training stables. He was unmarried. TOS Apr 2013 |
| Note | Details from World War II Draft Reg Card, 1941)
Jerry was living at 101 Main St, Rushville. This is where his father's Saloon was located (First and Main). However, he gives his employer details as : "Denny Ryan, 1st and Main, Rushville". A cousin on his mother's side, perhaps ? He gives as the person who will always know his address: "Ann Dragoo, 1102 N Perkins Street, Rushville", his sister. |
| Note | Death Details as per Social Security Info (No S46-24-7830) |
| Note | Rush County Hospital Unit—
Extract from Genealogy Trails for Indiana for World War 1
Related to the Infirmary Unit created by Lowell M Green of Rushville.
Jerry Sullivan and his buddy, Wilbur R. Spivey were members. There are regular reports of their activities in the "Rushville Daily Republican" on their activities, very often focussing on the lighter moments provided by Jerry and Wilbur. TOS Apr 2013
The second military organization formed in Rush county after the declaration of war, was a sanitary corps, which was recruited by Dr. Lowell M. Green, of Rushville, in July, 1917. The unit, consisting of thirty-three men, thirty-one of whom were residents of this county, was mustered into the Federal service on August 5, as the Infirmary of the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Field Artillery. After a month's training at Camp Wolfe, in Rushville, the company was ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison, at Indianapolis, and on September 28, was transferred to Camp Shelby, Hat-tiesburg, Miss. Prior to their departure from Rushville, a mess fund, raised by popular subscription, and aggregating $725, was presented to the officers and members of the company as a patriotic offering of the citizens of the county.
Following is the roster of the Infirmary of the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Field Artillery:
Major, N. A. Carey; captain, Donald C. MeClelland; first lieutenant, Lowell M. Green; second lieutenant, Samuel Murphy; Raymond Benning, Sergt. Robert Craig, Edward M. Cooning, Clements J. Conrad, Seott Conde, Jr., Berlin T. Caldwell, Clayton B. Dagler, Marion T. Finney, Osro Farthing, Thomas S. Foster, Harry K. Green, William E. Glover, Samuel W. Gathman, Sergt. C. W. Gottman, J. F. Hermansdorfer, George T. Hogsett, Lon A. Havens, Jr., Forrest E. Joyce, Russell H. King, Leo H. King, William T. Kellar, Ernest M. Mitchell, Sergt. J. S. MeBride, Robert F. McNeely, Fred Osborne, Wilbur R. Spivey, Errol J. Stoops, Alfred Sharp, Jr., Charles A. Schrichte, Jerry Sullivan, Jamea F. Walker, William M. Worth. |