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           Walter Duryee Almy was born circa 1862..

           Theodore Elmendorf was born on 2 January 1955 at Maine..

           Sally M. Spear married Anthony TenEyck Elmendorf on 7 April 1951 at Rumford, Maine, They later divorced.

           Irene married Tony Elmendorf on 10 January 1981 at Waterbury, Connecticut.

           Edna Frances Moon was born on 17 August 1907 at England..
     The marriage of Edna Frances Moon and Percy Thomas James Sambourne was registered in Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1936 in the Sheffield, England registration district.²
     Edna Frances Moon died in December 2002 at Sheffield, England, at age 95.¹

           Frank Verdun Sambourne was born on 17 March 1916 at Sheffield, England.. Frank enlisted in the Infantry and fought in the Middle East. His regiment was the Leicestershire Regiment. His rank at death was Lance Corporal.
     The marriage of Frank Verdun Sambourne and Rachel A. Ellis was registered in Jan-Feb-Mar Quarter of 1940 in the Sheffield, England registration district.¹
     Frank Verdun Sambourne died on 27 May 1941 at Crete, Greece, at age 25 as a result of injuries in the service. He was named on the UK, Roll of Honor.

           The marriage of Rachel A. Ellis and Frank Verdun Sambourne was registered in Jan-Feb-Mar Quarter of 1940 in the Sheffield, England registration district.¹
     Rachel A. Ellis married second Stanley Becker in 1947 at Yorkshire, England.

           Victor Charles Foster Allen was born in June 1874 at 76 Broad Street, Sheffield, England..
     Victor Charles Foster Allen married Annie Sambourne, daughter of Thomas James Sambourne and Catherine Mahony, in 1899 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.¹
     Victor Charles Foster Allen, age 36, appears as head of household in the census of 1911 in 26 Mandeville Street, Darnall, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Annie Sambourne, Constance Sambourne Allen, Frank Sambourne Allen and Percy Sambourne Allen.² Victor Charles Foster Allen was an iron turner in the Wagon Works in 1911 at Sheffield, England.³

           Constance Sambourne Allen was born in September 1901 at 116 City Road Park, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..¹
     Constance Sambourne Allen appears as Constance Sambourne Allen, age 9, in the census of 1911 at 26 Mandeville Street, Darnall, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Victor Charles Foster Allen as his daughter, along with Annie Sambourne, Frank Sambourne Allen and Percy Sambourne Allen.²

           Frank Sambourne Allen was born in June 1905 at 67 City Road Park, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..¹
     Frank Sambourne Allen appears as Frank Sambourne Allen, age 5, in the census of 1911 at 26 Mandeville Street, Darnall, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Victor Charles Foster Allen as his son, along with Annie Sambourne, Constance Sambourne Allen and Percy Sambourne Allen.²

     Percy Sambourne Allen's birth was registered in the Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1908 in the Sheffield registration district, at 67 City Road Park, Yorkshire, England.^1,2
     Percy Sambourne Allen appears as Percy Sambourne Allen, age 2, in the census of 1911 at 26 Mandeville Street, Darnall, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Victor Charles Foster Allen as his son, along with Annie Sambourne, Constance Sambourne Allen and Frank Sambourne Allen.³

           Elsie Robinson was born in 1883 at Dalton-In-Furness, England..

           Robert Harrison Chase was born on 16 July 1922 at Detroit, Michigan..
     Robert Harrison Chase married Elizabeth Rigg, daughter of Harry H. Rigg and Myrtelle M. Jackson, in 1945 at Detroit, Michigan.¹
     Robert Harrison Chase died on 8 August 2009 at Frankfort, Michigan, at age 87.

           Martin J. Dwyer was born circa 1842 at Ireland..⁶ He was also known to have been born circa 1849 at Ireland.⁷ He was also known to have been born in May 1853 at Ireland.² Hepossibly immigrated on 29 May 1862 to Port of New York, New York, aboard the ship The Kangaroo. The ship's log shows that he was age 18 and was a labourer.
     Martin J. Dwyer married Elizabeth Claffey circa 1866.^1,8
     Martin J. Dwyer, age 28, appears as Martin DeWeir, as head of household in the census of 1 June 1870 in Rock Island, Rock Island County, Illinois, with Elizabeth Claffey, James Dwyer, John Dwyer and Daniel Dwyer.¹ Martin J. Dwyer was a labourer in June 1870 at Rock Island, Illinois.¹
     Martin J. Dwyer, age 38, appears as Martin Weir, head of household in the census of 5 June 1880 in Waterbury, Connecticut, with Elizabeth Claffey, James Dwyer, Daniel Dwyer, Mary E. Dwyer, Margaret J. Dwyer, Anna Josephine Dwyer, Martin J. Dwyer Jr. and Edward Dwyer.⁹ Martin J. Dwyer was a labourer in June 1880 at Waterbury, Connecticut.⁹
     Martin J. Dwyer, age 47, appears as head of household in the census of 2 June 1900 in 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Elizabeth Claffey, Martin J. Dwyer Jr., Edward Dwyer, John J. Dwyer and William Henry Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.² Martin J. Dwyer was a laborer on 2 June 1900 at Waterbury, Connecticut.² He was employed by R C Co in 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁰ He resided in 1910 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his wife and children.¹¹
     Martin J. Dwyer, age 54, appears as head of household in the census of 26 April 1910 in 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with Elizabeth Claffey and Martin J. Dwyer Jr.¹² Martin J. Dwyer was a laborer in a brass tube mill on 26 April 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.² He was employed by R C Co in 1912 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³
     Martin J. Dwyer resided in 1912 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³ He was a laborer in November 1912 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁴
     Martin J. died on 22 November 1912 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, from Phthisis Pulmonalis (Pulmonary tuberculosis) with the secondary cause being cardiac asthenia. Thomas E. Parker, M.D..^15,16 Martin J. Dwyer's funeral was on 25 November 1912 at St. Francis Xavier Church, Waterbury, Connecticut, A newspaper acccount written in the Waterbury American detailed the event:
     The funeral of Martin Dwyer took place this morning, at 8:30 from the residence, 3 Market Street, to St. Francis Xavier's Church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock by the Rev. Father Kennedy. Miss Elizabeth Dunn was soloist at the services, rendering "Pie Jesu" at the offertory, and "The Beautiful Land On High" at the close of the services. The pallbearers were Matthew Ryan, Patrick Phelan, Philip Ryan, Patrick Clark, James Mulligan, and Martin Whelan.^17,18
     Martin J. Dwyer was buried on 25 November 1912 at New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.^19,17

     Elizabeth Claffey was also known to have been born circa 1844 at Ireland.⁵
     Elizabeth Claffey was born circa 1847 at Ireland..⁶
     Elizabeth Claffey was born circa 1852 at Ireland..⁷ She was also known to have been born in April 1854 at Ireland.³
     Elizabeth Claffey married Martin J. Dwyer, son of Daniel Dwyer and Mary Carroll, circa 1866.^1,8 Elizabeth Claffey also went by the name of Eliza.
     Elizabeth Claffey appears as Elizabeth DeWeir, age 23, in the census of 1 June 1870 at Rock Island, Rock Island County, Illinois,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer along with James Dwyer, John Dwyer and Daniel Dwyer.¹
     Elizabeth Claffey appears as Elisabeth Weir, age 36, in the census of 5 June 1880 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his wife, along with James Dwyer, Daniel Dwyer, Mary E. Dwyer, Margaret J. Dwyer, Anna Josephine Dwyer, Martin J. Dwyer Jr. and Edward Dwyer.²
     Elizabeth Claffey appears as Eliza Dwyer, age 46, in the census of 2 June 1900 at 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his wife along with Martin J. Dwyer Jr., Edward Dwyer, John J. Dwyer and William Henry Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.³
     Elizabeth Claffey appears as Elizabeth Dwyer, age 51, in the census of 26 April 1910 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his wife, along with Martin J. Dwyer Jr., their son.⁹
     Martin J. died on 22 November 1912 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, leaving Elizabeth a widow.^10,11
     Elizabeth Claffey resided in 1913 at 3 Market, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹²
     Elizabeth Claffey resided in March 1914 at 937 South Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³
     Elizabeth Claffey died on 26 March 1914 at Waterbury, Connecticut, from uraemia lasting 3 days; secondary cause was chronic nephritis lasting 180 days. Thomas E. Parker, M.D. Arthur J. Lunny, Undertaker.⁴ She was buried in March 1914 at New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁴

           Martin J. Dwyer Jr. was born on 15 December 1876 at Hartford, Connecticut..^13,14 He was also known to have been born in December 1878 at Connecticut.^15,16,17
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. appears as Martin Weir, age 2, in the census of 5 June 1880 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, James Dwyer, Daniel Dwyer, Mary E. Dwyer, Margaret J. Dwyer, Anna Josephine Dwyer and Edward Dwyer.¹
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. appears as Martin Dwyer, age 20, in the census of 2 June 1900 at 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, Edward Dwyer, John J. Dwyer and William Henry Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.² Martin J. Dwyer Jr. was a laborer in 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁸
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. resided in 1910 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with his parents.¹⁸
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. appears as Martin Dwyer, age 28, in the census of 26 April 1910 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, his mother.¹⁹ Martin J. Dwyer Jr. was a dipper in a brass shop on 26 April 1910 at Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁰
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. resided in 1912 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.³ He was employed by Am P Co in 1912 at Waterbury, Connecticut.³
     With no end in sight for World War I, the United States instituted its third and final registration. It included all men who were between the ages of 18 and 21, and 31 to 45 years of age. This added younger men than the previous registration, those who were born between September 12, 1897 and September 12, 1900; and added an older group of men, born between September 12, 1873 and September 12, 1888. Martin J. Dwyer Jr. filled out a draft card on 12 September 1918 at Waterbury, Connecticut. His draft card shows that he was tall, slender build, brown eyes, and gray hair. It also showed that his nearest relative was his brother, John Dwyer, on Baldwin Street.⁴ He was a laborer for The Waterbury Brass Goods Corporation on 12 September 1918 at 160 Washington Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut.²¹
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. resided on 12 September 1918 at 9 Middle Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²²
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. appears as Martin Dwyer, age 42, in the census of 5 January 1920 at 9 Althea Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his brother-in-law, along with Anna Josephine Dwyer, Anna J. Carrington, Henry W. Carrington, Lewis David Carrington, Ruth Agnes Carrington, George Carrington, Edward J. Carrington, John Francis Carrington, William B. Carrington, Raymond G. Carrington, Francis Xavier Carrington and Doris Regina Carrington.⁵ Martin J. Dwyer Jr. was a plater in a brass goods factory on 5 January 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut.²³
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr., age 56, appears in the census of 13 April 1930 at 233 Bank Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, as a roomer in a boarding house..²⁴ He was a clerk in a grocery store in April 1930 at Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁵ Martin was employed by the city of Waterbury, working for many years, and retiring 3 years before his death.⁶
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. resided in 1965 at 5 Kenyon Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁶
     Martin J. Dwyer Jr. died on 6 October 1965 at St. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 88.^6,27 Martin J. Dwyer Jr.'s funeral was on 8 October 1965 at Sacred Heart Church, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶ He was buried on 8 October 1965 at Old St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.⁶

           Edward Dwyer was born on 24 February 1879 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^9,10
     Edward Dwyer appears as Edward Weir, age 3/12 months, in the census of 5 June 1880 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, James Dwyer, Daniel Dwyer, Mary E. Dwyer, Margaret J. Dwyer, Anna Josephine Dwyer and Martin J. Dwyer Jr.¹
     Edward Dwyer appears as Edward Dwyer, age 18, in the census of 2 June 1900 at 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, Martin J. Dwyer Jr., John J. Dwyer and William Henry Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.²
     Edward Dwyer appears as Edward J. Dwyer, age 30, in the census of 16 April 1910 at 134 Locust Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his brother-in-law, along with Anna Josephine Dwyer, Julia E. Carrington, Anna J. Carrington, Henry W. Carrington, Lewis David Carrington, Ruth Agnes Carrington, George Carrington, Gertrude Carrington and Edward J. Carrington.¹¹
     Edward Dwyer resided in 1912 at 3 Market Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹² He was a shop hand in November 1913 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³
     Edward Dwyer resided in November 1913 at 377 South Leonard Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁴
     Edward Dwyer died on 26 November 1913 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 34 pulmonary tuberculosis lasting 90 days with a secondary cause as cardiac asthenia lasting 90 days. Thomas E. Parker, M.D. Undertaker: Arthur J. Lunny.^3,15 Edward Dwyer's funeral was on 29 November 1913 at Waterbury, Connecticut, beginning at 9 o'clock from his late home on East Main Street to St. Francis Xavier church where services were conducted. Internment was in new St. Joseph's cemetery and the pallbearers were Michael Nugent, James Rowley, Michael Shea, Patric Keating, Thomas, McGrath, and Francis Costello.¹⁵ He was buried in November 1913 at New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁶

           John J. Dwyer was born in May 1884 at Waterbury, Connecticut..^8,9
     John J. Dwyer appears as John Dwyer, age 16, in the census of 2 June 1900 at 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, Martin J. Dwyer Jr., Edward Dwyer and William Henry Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.¹ John J. Dwyer was a brass worker in September 1906 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁰
     John J. Dwyer resided in September 1906 at 210 South Leonard Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹¹
     John J. Dwyer married Elizabeth Dillane on 9 September 1906 at St. Thomas Church, Waterbury, Connecticut. They had no children.² John J. Dwyer was employed by S & J Mfg Co in 1918 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹²
     John J. Dwyer resided on 12 September 1918 at 850 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.^13,14 He was a pallbearer for John Dwyer on 2 January 1919 at St. Francis Xavier Church, Waterbury, Connecticut; after leaving from his late home on 23 South Street, the funeral was held at 9 o'clock with a mass of requiem solemnized by Rev. Father Butler. The pallbearers were Dennis Brennan, Patrick Burke, Peter Dawson, his wife's nephew, John Mitchell Sr., John Mitchell Jr., (cousins) and John Dwyer, his cousin.¹⁵
     John J. Dwyer resided in 1920 at 850 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁶ He was employed by Scoville Manufacturing Company in 1920 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁷ He was employed by Scoville Manufacturing Company in 1922 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁸
     John J. Dwyer resided in 1922 at 850 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁹
     John J. Dwyer, age 45, appears in the census of 2 April 1930 in Keefe Street, Waterbury, Connecticut, with John J. Dwyer, her husband.³

           William Henry Dwyer was born on 14 August 1884 at Waterbury, Connecticut..¹¹ He also went by the name of Bill.
     William Henry Dwyer appears as William Dwyer, age 14, in the census of 2 June 1900 at 33 Lafayette Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his son, along with Elizabeth Claffey, Martin J. Dwyer Jr., Edward Dwyer and John J. Dwyer; The census shows that Elizabeth had 11 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900.² William Henry Dwyer was a brass worker in 1906 at Waterbury, Connecticut.¹²
     William Henry Dwyer resided in October 1906 at 210 South Leonard Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹³
     William Henry Dwyer married Elizabeth Anna Cunningham, daughter of Hugh Cunningham and Anna Hyde, on 24 October 1906 at Waterbury, Connecticut. They were joined in marriage by Jno Fleming, Assistant Priest.^14,15,16,17
     William Henry Dwyer resided in 1910 at 16 Washington, Waterbury, Connecticut,¹⁸ and was employed by a confectionery at 818 Bank Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁹

     Bill was a professional baseball player, according to the Waterbury Directory of 1910.¹⁸
     Upon further research, it was discovered that Bill was a minor league baseball player as well as a manager. The teams that he played for are as follows:
     1906-Olean Refiners of the Interstate League
     1907-Franklin Millionaires of the Interstate League
     1908-Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association
     1908-1911-The Des Moines Boosters of the Western League
     1912-The Lincoln Railsplitters of the Western League
          The first two seasons he was on a Level D which was equal to a rookie status. After that, he played on the highest level which was A.
     His Batting Stats overall average for the 7 seasons that he played were:
     BA.278
     OBP.278
     SLG-.231
     OPS-.508
     TB598
     His Fielding stats for 6 seasons were as follows:
     Ch-284
     PO-262
     A-15
     E-7
     Fld%-.975
     RF/G-9.23
          He played first base and batted as a lefty.
          Bill also managed several teams. In 1909 and 1911, he was manager of the Des Moines Boosters and won the pennant of the Western League. In 1912, he was manager of the Lincoln Railsplitters. The 1912 Final Standings of the Western League were: Wins-83, Losses-81, %.506, GB-17.²⁰
     William Henry Dwyer, age 26, appears in the census of 15 April 1910 in 14 Washington Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Sarah Cunningham, his wife's sister, with Elizabeth Anna Cunningham and Anna Elizabeth Dwyer. Sarah's other siblings were also living at this address. They were Mary, John, Hugh, and Margaret (all single).²¹
     William Henry Dwyer resided in 1911 at 757 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²²

     Bill was a ball player, according to the Waterbury Directory of 1911.²² He was a ballplayer.²³
     William Henry Dwyer resided in November 1913 at River Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁴

     William Henry died on 28 November 1913 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 29 from pulmonary tuberculosis lasting 365 days with a secondary cause of cardiac asthenia. Thomas E. Parker, M.D.
Arthur J. Lunny, Undertaker.^25,4
     The funeral of William Henry Dwyer took place on 1 December 1913 at St. Francis Church, Waterbury, Connecticut. The following article appeared in the Waterbury Democrat Newspaper:
     The funeral of William Dwyer was largely attended this morning at 9 o'clock from his late home, 443 Riverside street, to St. Francis Xavier's church, at 9:15, where a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev John P. Kennedy as celebrant: Rev. R. J. Keenan of Rockford, Illinois, a classmate of the deceased at Niagara college, deacon; and Rev. J. J. Curtin, master of ceremonies. Mrs. P. J. Boyce rendered "O Salutaris" at the offertory and "Beautiful Land On High" after the service. Burial was in New St. Joseph's cemetery and the bearers were George F. Mulligan, Peter Lawlor, Terrence Coughlin, James Fitzpatrick, William Lallier, and Richard Conway. The floral tributes were many and varied, including a pillow from the family, lettered "Husband and Father", basket of chrysanthemums from Miss Mary and Hubert Cunningham; wreath, Mr. and Mrs. John Gill; broken heart, Mother Madden of Denver, Col; pillow inscribed "B.A.C." from the Brooklyn Athletic Club; basket, Mr. and Mrs. George Mulligan; standing wreath, Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan; wreath, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kelly; wreath, Steele and Johnson Co; wreath from Wooster pool parlors, and flat pieces from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Legge, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. John Gladney, Mrs. John Doyle, Mrs. Edward Chapman, the Misses May Flood and Anna Brennan, Edward M. O'Brien, Katherine and Elizabeth Galvin and Saxe and Floto.²⁶
     Bill was buried on 1 December 1913 at New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.^27,26

           Anna Josephine Dwyer was born on 28 March 1875 at Hartford, Connecticut..^7,8,9
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Anna J. Weir, age 4, in the census of 5 June 1880 at Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Martin J. Dwyer as his daughter, along with Elizabeth Claffey, James Dwyer, Daniel Dwyer, Mary E. Dwyer, Margaret J. Dwyer, Martin J. Dwyer Jr. and Edward Dwyer.¹
     Anna Josephine Dwyer married Lewis William Carrington on 4 May 1893 at St. Patrick's Church, Waterbury, Connecticut. They were joined in marriage by J. H. Duggan.^2,10,3,11,12
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Annie J. Carrington, age 25, in the census of 5 June 1900 at 76 South Leonard Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his wife, along with Julia E. Carrington, Loretta May Carrington and Anna J. Carrington.¹³
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Anna J. Carrington, age 35, in the census of 16 April 1910 at 134 Locust Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his wife, along with Julia E. Carrington, Anna J. Carrington, Henry W. Carrington, Lewis David Carrington, Ruth Agnes Carrington, George Carrington, Gertrude Carrington, Edward J. Carrington and Edward Dwyer.³
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in September 1918 at 9 Althea Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁴
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Anna Carrington, age 44, in the census of 5 January 1920 at 9 Althea Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his wife, along with Anna J. Carrington, Henry W. Carrington, Lewis David Carrington, Ruth Agnes Carrington, George Carrington, Edward J. Carrington, John Francis Carrington, William B. Carrington, Raymond G. Carrington, Francis Xavier Carrington, Doris Regina Carrington and Martin J. Dwyer Jr..¹⁵
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in 1927 at 57 Maple, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁶
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Annie Carrington, age 55, in the census of 5 April 1930 at 31 Welton Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his wife, along with Henry W. Carrington, Edward J. Carrington, John Francis Carrington, William B. Carrington, Raymond G. Carrington, Francis Xavier Carrington, Doris Regina Carrington and Grace G. Carrington.¹⁷
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in 1931 at 59 Maple, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁸
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in 1936 at 59 Maple, Waterbury, Connecticut.¹⁹
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in 1939 at 59 Maple, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁰
     Anna Josephine Dwyer appears as Anna Carrington, age 65, in the census of 27 May 1940 at 59 Maple Street, Waterbury, Connecticut,in the household of Lewis William Carrington as his wife, along with Raymond G. Carrington, Grace G. Carrington and Francis Xavier Carrington.²¹
     Anna Josephine Dwyer and Lewis William Carrington resided in 1946 at 1090 East Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut.²²
     Lewis William died on 31 October 1947 at Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 74 leaving Anna Josephine a widow.²³
     Anna Josephine Dwyer died on 8 December 1964 at St. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 89.²⁴ She was buried on 12 December 1964 at New St. Joseph Cemetery, Waterbury, Connecticut.²⁵