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Moscow. Saint Catherine's Cemetery. Created by: Kojak. Added: Sep 11, 2018. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 193044419. Source citation. Edward was the son of Patrick Blewitt and Catherine Scanlon and the widower of Mary Ellen Stanton.
Joe's matrilineal great-grandfather (Geraldine's father), Edward Francis Blewitt, the child of Irish emigrants from Rappagh, Ballina, County Mayo, was a member of the Pennsylvania State Senate. [81] [82] With all Joe Biden's maternal ancestors, and his paternal great-grandmother Mary Ann Hanafee, having purely Irish origins, this makes Joe ...
Edward F. Blewitt (1859 – 1926) the first Irish Catholic to serve in the Pennsylvania General Assembly, was a maternal great-grandfather of Joe Biden (46th President of the US). In 1848, his father Patrick P. Blewitt (1832-1911) left Ballina, Co. Mayo for the US with his family. His father was an early settler of Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, and responsible for the surveying and layout ...
The Honorable Edward Francis Blewitt is not the first Roman Catholic Pennsylvania State Senator, that distinction belongs to the Honorable William McSherry (McSherrystown, Adams County), 1813-1817, whose son, James, also served in the Pennsylvania State Senate during the Civil War. Cited: Cox, Harold. "Senate Members B".
Jun 23, 2022 · Edward Francis Blewitt; Usage on es.wikipedia.org Edward Francis Blewitt; Usage on he.wikipedia.org אדוארד פרנסיס בלוויט; Usage on ja.wikipedia.org ジョー・バイデン; エドワード・フランシス・ブリューイット; Usage on ro.wikipedia.org Listă de oameni din statul Louisiana; Usage on www.wikidata.org ...
American civil engineer, businessman, and politician (1859-1926) E. F. Blewitt; Edward F. Blewitt; Statements
When Edward Francis Blewitt was born on 2 January 1859, in New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States, his father, Patrick F Blewitt, was 26 and his mother, Katharine Scanlon, was 22. He married Mary Ellen Stanton about 1879, in Scranton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 2 daughters.
