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Submitted by: Mildred Greenstreet
Email address: mgstreet@aol.com
 

Husband: James R. BRODRICK
Birthdate: 29 Apr 1821
Birthplace: Steuben Co., NY
Death date: 25 Sep 1905
Place of death: St. Joseph, MO
Father: John BRODRICK
Mother: Hannah

Marriage date: 2 May 1854
Marriage place: Alexandria, Licking, OH

Wife: Mary Jane CLARK
Birthdate: 16 Feb 1831
Birthplace: Alexandria, Licking, OH
Death date: 10 Feb 1902
Place of death: Quincy, Adams, IL
Father: Miletus P. CLARK
Mother: Mary PARSONS

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: unknown BRODRICK
Sex: F
Birthdate: May 1860
Birthplace: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Death date: 23 May 1862
Place of death: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 2: Harry Clark BRODRICK
Sex: M
Birthdate: 25 Jun 1863
Birthplace: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Death date: 9 Sep 1939
Place of death: Dallas, Dallas, TX
Marriage date: 29 Jan 1896
Marriage place: Quincy, Adams, IL
Spouse's name: Alice Belle AMES

Child No. 3: unknown BRODRICK
Sex:
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Death date: 21 May 1870
Place of death: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 4: Albert BRODRICK
Sex: M
Birthdate:
Birthplace:
Death date:
Place of death: Knoxville, Marion, IA
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:
 

Documentation:
Birthdate and death date of James R. BRODRICK was from
newspaper account and census records.  Death date also from deaths in St.
Joseph, MO.  He was visiting there and died and was buried in Quincy,
Adams, IL.  Marriage date was from 25th wedding anniversary invitation.
They lived many years in Knoxville, Marion County, but he and his wife
moved to Quincy, IL in their later years to be near their son.  Birthdate
and death date of Mary Jane CLARK are from news accounts, census records,
and tombstone.      Birth and death dates of 2 unknown BRODRICKS are from
census records and cemetery records.  Harry Clark BRODRICK was my
grandfather, so I knew from family when and where he was born.  Also,
census records and death certificate.  I do not know anything about
Albert BRODRICK except what his half-sister wrote--that he died when he
was only 8 months old.