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- Baptism sponsors were Donald and Mrs. McLeod
1901 Census of Canada: "Belle Casey" is boarding with nuns in Sydney
Subdistrict Sydney (Town/Ville) Z-1 Page 20
Details Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6448
Massachussetts Vital Records vol. 573, p. 14: James Dolton [sic], marine fireman, 26, single, res 102 Liverpool St., native of Newfoundland, son of Edward Dolton [sic] and Eliza Mahar, married by priest Lawrence P. McCarthy of 65 London St. to Isabella Casey, 23, single, domestic, res 102 Liverpool St., native of Sydney, C.B., daughter of Thomas Casey and Catherine McDonald"
1925 Boston Directory
Isabella Dalton widow James h. 2 Brooks E. B. (East Boston)
1929 Boston Directory (published by Sampson & Murdock): not listed
1930, 1931 Boston Directory (same publisher): 336 Meridian (between Trenton and Eutaw). In 1931 called "Isabella E. Dalton" her son James P. Dalton, machinist, at same address in 1930 and 1931.
1930 Census of United States, Boston Mass Roll 942, pg 1A ED 15
336 Meridian
DALTON, Elizabeth I. 46, widow, immigrated 1906
Dalton, Catherine E. 22, hotel waitress
Dalton, James P. (immigrated 1909), 21, rigger, shipbuilding co. (unemployed in last 12 months column checked)
Dalton, Thomas E. 19, seaman, coal company
Dalton, Cecilia, 16
Dalton, John W. 15
Dalton, Mary M. 13
living in the same apartment building, but a different apartment, is Edward Leslie, 21, fisherman, single, boarder. This is likely to be the son of James Leslie and Mary (Casey) Leslie, Isabella's nephew.
1935 Boston city directory
Isabelle wid. James Dalton 68 Centre Rox(bury)
1945 Boston city directory: Isabelle Dalton, Mrs. 18 Havre, East Boston
1960 Boston city directory: Isabelle Dalton, 18 Havre [must be one of Isabella's children living here since she was deceased]
Boston Globe, August 10, 1947, p. C29
"Dalton-In East Boston, Aug. 8, Isabella E. (Casey), beloved wife of the late James Dalton. Funeral from her home, 18 Havre st., Apt. 280. Monday morning at 8:15. Requiem High Mass at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited."
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