
Patrick Nestor, Sr.

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Name Patrick Nestor [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] Suffix Sr. Birth 1813 , , County Limerick, Province of Munster, Ireland [3, 4, 5, 7, 8]
Move Between 1845 and 1855 , Dorset, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Move Between 1857 and 1865 , Andover, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA Census: State 1 Jun 1865 , Andover, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA - Patrick Nester, foreign born white male
Honora Nester, foreign born white female
Ellen Nester, native born white female
Patrick Nester, native born white male
[Next door is Thomas Nestor and family.]
Occupation quarryman [3] Death 1869 , , Sussex County, New Jersey, USA [4]
- typhoid-pneumonia
Burial St. Joseph Cemetery, Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA [4]
1869-01-01 09-31-37.jpg Person ID I281 My Genealogy Last Modified 25 Aug 2023
Father Patrick Nestor, b. Est 1793 d. Aft 1825 (Age ~ 33 years) Mother Nora Fitzgerald, b. Est 1793 d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F52 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Ellen Stokes, b. Abt 1825, , , , , Ireland d. Between 1857 and 1865 (Age ~ 32 years)
Marriage , , , , Ireland Children 1. Honora Nestor, b. 1845, , , , , Ireland d. 1870, , Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
(Age 25 years)
2. Catharine Nestor, b. 12 Oct 1852, , Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA d. 2 Jun 1853, , Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
(Age 0 years)
3. Ellen Nestor, b. 1855, , , , Vermont, USA d. 10 Mar 1906, , Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
(Age 51 years)
+ 4. Patrick Nestor, Jr., b. 23 Feb 1857, , Dorset, Bennington County, Vermont, USA d. 2 May 1910, , Franklin (was Hardyston), Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
(Age 53 years)
Family ID F133 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 13 Feb 2011
- Patrick Nester, foreign born white male
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Census 1860-07-31 09-31-36.jpg
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Notes - "In Limerick, Ireland, a blustery and thundering Sunday took a turn for the worse as a tornado cut a 150-foot swath through the city with winds estimated at 115 mph. Because the city took a direct hit, the damage was significant particularly in the market areas that were thankfully not busy because it was Sunday and the weather was so inclement." Ancestry Weekly Journal, 9 March 2008
http://www.ucd.ie/gsi/pdf/30-2/tornado.pdf?sssdmh=dm13.161774
Patrick Nestor Sr. came from County Limerick, Ireland all the way to the United States only to have life cut short by typhoid-pneumonia. This was researched by his great grand-son, Dr. John Oliver Nestor. The family had started out in Vermont, where Patrick was a quarryman. Patrick Jr. and Ellen Nestor were both born there, but the family did not stay long. Some time before 1865 they migrated south to Sussex County, New Jersey, where Patrick Sr. and his oldest daughter, Hanora, died. I have not yet found the family in the 1860 census to determine where they lived at that time. There were a few Patrick Nestors listed in Vermont, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, but none seem to be a match for this family.
Patrick's wife preceded him in death (although I do not know the date or place of her death). His older daughter, Nora, also died in 1870, the same year as he did, probably of the same cause. Patrick Sr's younger daughter, Ellen lived until 1906 and stayed with a couple different families, but died before she was married. That left Patrick Jr. as the sole survior who carried on the line. An orphan at 13, Patrick was taken in by the family of Thomas Nestor, likely a brother or other close relative of his father. Thomas had a son, Thomas Jr., the same age as Patrick.
Some time after Patrick Jr. grew up, he erected tombstones for his father and sisters in Sussex County, New Jersey. Patrick Sr's tombstone reads, "Patrick Nestor 1813-1870 ("Erected by his son")." Upon my request, the New Jersey State Archives searched for a death record for Patrick Nestor Sr. from 1867-1878, but did not find one.
- "In Limerick, Ireland, a blustery and thundering Sunday took a turn for the worse as a tornado cut a 150-foot swath through the city with winds estimated at 115 mph. Because the city took a direct hit, the damage was significant particularly in the market areas that were thankfully not busy because it was Sunday and the weather was so inclement." Ancestry Weekly Journal, 9 March 2008
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Reference Gail Rich Nestor. "Patrick Nestor, Sr.". A Family Tree from Roots to Buds. https://roots2buds.net/getperson.php?personID=I281&tree=nestortree (accessed September 28, 2023).
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