THE LATE PATRICK KENNEDY

Ex-Alderman 1877-8-9-80-1-2- 7-8-9-90-1-2-3-4-5.

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Il a épousé, en 1877, Mlle Georgiana, fille de M. F.-X. Roy, manufacturier de voitures, de Montréal. Sont nés [de ce mariage sept enfants, dont quatre survivent ; deux garçons et deux filles ; Henri et Lionel ; Germaine et Yvonne.

The Late PATRICK KENNEDY.

The late ex-alderman Patrick Kennedy, was for thirt}^eight years, a citizen of Montréal, and during that time, displa3^ed a lively interest in the municipal events that hâve occurred. He represented St. Ann's Ward in the City Council, from 1877 to 1892, and won the esteem and respect of ail his constituents in every walk of life during that terni of fifteen consécutive years in ofiice. Mr. Kennedy also represented the St. Ann's Division in the Québec Législative Assembl}^, from 1891, to the time when death ended his useful career, on June the 29th, 1895. At the time of his élection, the voters of his division gave him a large majorit}' over his opponent, Mr. James McShane.

The late Mr. Kennedy was boni at Trasersten, county Tipperary, Ireland, in the 3^ear 1836, and was the eldest son of Mr. Edward Kenned^^

Mr. Patrick Kennedy was for a score of years, a prominent figure in every undertaking associated with his religion and nationality. In St. Ann's parish, where he resided, he held many ofiices of importance, such as member of the Council Board of the Church wardens ; président of St. Ann's Tempérance and Benefit Society, and officer of divers organizations for the relief of the poor and aifiicted. He was a Trustée of St. Patrick's Orphan As^dum.