FLORENCE J. SULLIVAN 1868 -
Residence (s): Saratoga Springs, NY - Directory 1870 - 1884 Amsterdam, NY - Directory 1889 - 1900
Residence (s):
Saratoga Springs, NY - Directory 1870 - 1884 Amsterdam, NY - Directory 1889 - 1900
Saratoga Springs, NY - Directory 1870 - 1884
Amsterdam, NY - Directory 1889 - 1900
New York, City - 1900 Census - Amsterdam Ward 6, Montgomery, New York 1910 Census - Manhattan Ward 12, New York, New York 1920 Census - Bronx Assembly District 8, Bronx, New York 1930 Census - Manhattan, New York, New York Florance J 29 1870 Elizabeth 24 Rowna 3 Mary E 2 Florence J 40 Elizabeth 33 Rowena 13 Elizabeth 11 Clarie 5 Florence 49 Elizabeth 42 Clarie 14 Elita 7 Elizabeth 21 Rowena 22 Florence 62 Elizabeth 51 Rovena 31 Elizabeth 29 Claire 24 Rita 12 Bridie Mc Dermott 19 Rebecca Katie 25
New York, City -
1900 Census - Amsterdam Ward 6, Montgomery, New York
1920 Census -
Bronx Assembly
District 8, Bronx, New York
Florance J
29
Elizabeth
24
Rowna
3
Mary E
2
Florence J
40
33
Rowena
13
11
Clarie
5
Florence
49
42
14
Elita
7
21
22
Amsterdam Recorder Newspaper headlines for Florence J. Sullivan: 02/12/1896 Married Elizabeth Flaherty 04/12/1897 Founded Sullivan and Burke with Henry V. Burke 09/17/1897 Assist. District Attorney injured in bicycle accident in Schenectady 03/17/1898 Delivered speech on "Irish Patriotism" 07/31/1899 Dissolution of Sullivan and Burke 01/01/1900 Appointed City Attorney 10/30/1900 Republican Rally address given 09/01/1909 Mother Margaret dies in NY Notes: Letter from Helen Sullivan Culyer to M.E. Sweeney; Nov 11, 1959 referring to Florence J. Sullivan Helen Sullivan Culyer to Judge Sweeney; Nov 14, 1963 "My father was Peter Arthur, his brothers Charles, Michael, Florence and Daniel, the first two brothers, all handsome. Their father was Florence, their Uncle, Michael Emmett, whose sons were Emmett and Earl. ... They were great people our forebearers. It followed that their descendents inherited noble standards as well as the good health. I remember my uncles especially Uncle Charlie ... so proud of." (Helen Sullivan Culyer to Judge Sweeney; May 14, 1975)
Amsterdam Recorder Newspaper headlines for Florence J. Sullivan:
02/12/1896 Married Elizabeth Flaherty
04/12/1897 Founded Sullivan and Burke with Henry V. Burke
09/17/1897 Assist. District Attorney injured in bicycle accident in Schenectady
03/17/1898 Delivered speech on "Irish Patriotism"
07/31/1899 Dissolution of Sullivan and Burke
01/01/1900 Appointed City Attorney
10/30/1900 Republican Rally address given
09/01/1909 Mother Margaret dies in NY
Notes:
Helen Sullivan Culyer to Judge Sweeney; Nov 14, 1963
"My father was Peter Arthur, his brothers Charles, Michael, Florence and Daniel, the first two brothers, all handsome. Their father was Florence, their Uncle, Michael Emmett, whose sons were Emmett and Earl. ... They were great people our forebearers. It followed that their descendents inherited noble standards as well as the good health. I remember my uncles especially Uncle Charlie ... so proud of." (Helen Sullivan Culyer to Judge Sweeney; May 14, 1975)
