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| Maytor James Healy |
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| 1870 US Census Hancock, Houghton Michigan |
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| Quincy Mining Company School in Masonville 1865 |
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| Quincy Mining Co. School near Frenchtown |
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| Quincy's underground workers posed near the boiler and hoist house between No. 3 and No. 4 shafts. ca. 1875-80. The low boare-and-batten structure is a snowshed built over the Tramroad. About eight to ten boys sit atop the snowshed on the far left. The water barrels on the roof are for fire protection. photo courtesy of The Library of Congress |
At the time this photo was taken, Maytor James would have been between 11 and 16 years old. His father Maytor was between 58 and 63 years and still working below ground in the Quincy mines. Maytor Sr. as a "miner" worked under the contract system, chose his own men in groups of three, bid on each job and was paid according to the quantity of copper extracted from the mines over a period of time. It is probable that Maytor James worked below ground with his father carrying coal from below ground, up ladders to the outside.
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| Anna Maud Fleming 1873-1929 Maytor James Healy married Anna Maud Fleming on January 25, 1887 in Blaine, Idaho. Anna was living in Hailey, Alturas, Idaho with her parents at the time of their marriage. On January 13, 1887, Maytor James Healy began working as a hostler for the Central Pacific rail road at Promontory. Twelve days later he married Anna Maud Fleming from Hailey, Alturas, Idaho.
On December 12, 1906, Maytor and Maud Healy had a son who they named Maytor James Healy. He was born at 3468 Washington Avenue in Ogden Utah.
Maytor and Maud's last child was born on July 14, 1912 in Ogden, Utah. They named her Dorothea Madeline Healy.
In 1915 Maytor was promoted to passenger service for the Central Pacific rail road line in Ogden Utah
On Thursday, June 29, 1916, Anna Maud and her ten year old son, Maytor Jame left Ogden by train for a two-week visit with her daughter Mrs. Frank E. Hickey in Roseville California and other relatives in San Francisco.
Maytor's daughter, Gail Healy enlisted in the Nurses' Reserve with a number of other Ogden Utah girls and is waiting for her call of duty from the government. |
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| Daughters of Maytor James Healy and Anna Maud Fleming, Daughters from left to right - Top: Edna Patricia, Annabelle "Belle" Allette, Eleanor Agnes, Middle: Cecil Anna Maud, Kathryn Claire, Abigail Genevieve, Bottom: Mary Basilla, Dorothea Madeline, Marjorie Inez |
This photo of Maytor's daughters was posted on Ancestry.com by a descendent of Dorothea Madeline Healy. The label of each daughter with the correct name is unsure. If you have additional information about this photo, please email me.
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| The Maytor James Healy House under quarantine for Small Pox, robbed by burglar. The Ogden Standard-Examiner, June 3, 1921, Ogden, Weber, Utah. |
Maytor and his wife, Maud were living at 114 Twenty-Seventh St. in Ogden in 1921. At 3:00 in the morning on June 3rd, Maud woke Maytor from sleep, telling him there was a man in the house. Maytor chased the burglar from the house but he escaped with $5 from the wallet of Maytor's trousers.
It was discovered the robber had also stolen from the adjoining neighbor who were under quarantine due to the Small Pox disease.
It was discovered the robber had also stolen from the adjoining neighbor who were under quarantine due to the Small Pox disease.
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| Ogden Girl Dies at San Francisco, The Ogden Standard-Examiner, August, 1921 |
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| Mary B. Healy, daughter of Maytor James Healy and Anna Maud Fleming. Died 1921, she is buried in the Ogden City Cemetery. |
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| Maytor James Healy and Anna Maud Fleming, Ogden home at the time of Maud's death in 1929. This photo was taken in 2019. |
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| Maytor J. and Anna Maud Healy's home in Ogden was located at 114 Twenty-Seventh Street. |
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| Death of Belle Healy Searle, Ogden Standard Examiner, August 10, 1921 |
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| Belle Healy Searle, daughter of Maytor James Healy and Anna Maud Fleming, died 1921, she is buried in the Ogden City Cemetery. |
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| The Ogden Standard, Ogden Utah, Sunday March 12, 1922, page 17 |
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| The Ogden Standard Examiner, Ogden Utah, October 29, 1922, page 2 |
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Ann Maude Fleming Obituary, February 3 1929, The Salt Lake Tribune, Maude died in Ogden Utah at age 55 years. She is buried in the Ogden City Cemetery, Plot F-3-10-2E
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| Maud Healy's funeral was held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Ogden, Utah |
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Maud Fleming Healy died in Ogden, Utah on February 3, 1929. She is buried in the Ogden City Cemetery.
In April of 1930 Maytor Healy lived in this home on Gramercy Avenue in Ogden with his son, Maytor James Jr. age 23 , and his youngest daughters Kathryn age 20 and Dorothea age 17. Maytor was working as an Engineer for the Railroad, Maytor James Jr. worked construction as a rodman, Katie was a stenographer for a Firearms company, and Dorothea was attending high school.
Between 1931 and 1932 Maytor married Sarah Florence Hartman, the widower of Daniel Rowland. After their marriage they moved to her Ogden home on Madison Avenue. |
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| Home of Maytor and Anna Healy, 2245 Madison Avenue, Ogden Utah |
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| The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Ogden Utah, Thursday, January 4,1934, page 12 |
Maytor retired from the Southern Pacific rail road lines west of Ogden after completing fourty-seven years of service on October 1, 1934. He was 69 years of age.
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| Maytor James Healy Obituary, Ogden Standard Examiner, April 21, 1939, Maytor James died Wednesday, April 19, 1939 at age 75 years, he is buried in the Ogden City Cemetery, Plot F-3-10-1E |
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| St. Joseph Catholic Church, corner of 24th and Adams, Ogden Utah, dedicated 1902 |
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| Maytor James Healy was buried next to his wife, Anna Maud Fleming and two daughters, in the Ogden City Cemetery in April, 1939. |
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| Ogden City Cemetery - Father, Maytor James Healy, mother Maud Fleming Healy, daughter Belle Healy, Mary Healy and Marjorie Healy Sabin. |
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| Maytor James and Anna Maud Fleming Healy family ( three babies and three grown daughters) and daughter Gail Healy Shea's baby, grave locations in the Ogden City Cemetery, Ogden Utah |
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