Il centenario della cattolicità in Kentucky . f il quartiere fino al FatherCharles Nerinckx costruita una chiesa sulla lunga leccare, come si ritiene, nell'anno 1818.I bambini nati da Elias Rodi erano: Ellen, Richard, Nancy, John,Thomas, Francesco, Winifred (Sorella Macaria di Loretto Society), Ely andAgnes. Quest'ultimo, come anche Richard e Nancy, morì nell infanzia e la twolast denominato furono i primi che hanno ricevuto inumazione nel cemeteryattached cattolica alla chiesa di San Romualdo, in Hardinsburg. t i figli di Ignazio e Sarah Coomes erano: Walter, Linus,Francesco e Matilde. I due primi bec

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The centenary of Catholicity in Kentucky . f the neighborhood until FatherCharles Nerinckx built a church on Long Lick, as is believed, in the year 1818.The children born to Elias Rhodes were: Ellen, Richard, Nancy, John, Thomas, Francis, Winifred (Sister Macaria of the Loretto society), Ely andAgnes. The latter, as also Richard and Nancy, died in infancy, and the twolast named were the first that received interment in the Catholic cemeteryattached to the church of St. Romuald, in Hardinsburg. t The children of Ignatius and Sarah Coomes were: Walter, Linus, Francis and Matilda. The two first became priests, and served the diocesefaithfully to the end of their days. I shall have occasion to speak of themhereafter. A granddaughter of Sarah Coomes, Matilda Lewis, is now knownas Sister Marcelline, of the Loretto society. J Some of these latter arrivals were, undoubtedly, from the older Catholicsettlements of Nelson and Washington counties, as were, also, very manyCatholics who came for permanent residence at a later day. John Clark, . REV. STEPHEN THEODORE BADIN. CATHOLICITY IN KENTUCKY. 143 The first representative of the now large Irish Catholic element ofsociety in Breckinridge county was William McGary, born in Irelandin 1769. Coming to the United States in 1790, he settled nearHagerstown, Maryland, where he married Ann Daly. He removedwith his family to the neighborhood of Bardstown in 1809, where, inthe later years of his residence, he was employed with others in theconstruction of the cathedral. In 1.818, he removed to Breckinridgecounty, where his descendants are very numerous.* The next of the same nationality to come to the county was Lacy, a previous resident of Rome, Indiana, to which point he hademigrated in 1819. His progeny is not numerous in Breckinridge.It was not, however, until the year 1855, that there was any generalmovement of Irish emigrants to the county. At first, few were to beseen outside of the town and neighborhood of Cloverport, on theOhio riv

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