John Joseph Burke I b. 19 децембар 1868 d. 18 јануар 1939

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Професија : Laborer, Chef, . 1890 - 1915

Професија : Laborer, . 1890 - 1905

> 1868 Вера : Roman Catholic, Christian

19 децембар 1868 Рођење: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA

1880 Попис становништва : Not Found but Possible Match Unconfirmed

~ 1889 Свадба: Jersey City (New Jersey), Hudson County (New Jersey), USA, not sure, ♀ Nora M. Finn [Finn] b. 1866 d. 24 јун 1898

1900 Попис становништва : Enumeration District 132, Sheet 17A, Line 7, 28 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07304-2302, USA

~ 1900 Свадба: St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA, ♀ Josephine Smith [Smith] b. 28 септембар 1875 d. 21 децембар 1962

9 јун 1902 Рођење једног детета: 29 Atlantic Street, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07304-2301, USA, ♀ Bertha Marie Burke [Burke] b. 9 јун 1902 d. 27 јануар 1971

27 јануар 1905 Рођење једног детета: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA, ♂ William Joseph Burke I [Burke] b. 27 јануар 1905 d. 27 новембар 1996

5 април 1907 Рођење једног детета: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA, ♀ Джозефина Вероника Берк [Берки] b. 5 април 1907 d. 6 октобар 1995

6 јул 1909 Рођење једног детета: 767 Communipaw Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA, ♂ John Joseph Burke II [Burke] b. 6 јул 1909 d. 12 мај 1986

1910 Попис становништва : Not Found

~ 1913 Рођење једног детета: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07302, USA, ♀ Margaret E. Burke [Burke] b. ~ 1913 d. ~15 јануар 1970

1915 Професија : Chef

16 јануар 1915 Рођење једног детета: 18 Kearney Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07305, USA, ♂ Owen John Burke [Burke] b. 16 јануар 1915 d. 4 мај 1984

1920 Попис становништва : Enumeration District 167, Sheet 10A, Line 16-21, 1032 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA

1930 Попис становништва : Enumeration District 069, Sheet 16A, Line 32-37, Image 31/35, 1032 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA

18 јануар 1939 Смрт: Jersey City Medical center, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA, Arteriosclerosis, Heart Disease with Nephritis

21 јануар 1939 Сахрана: Grave 118, Row B, Section D, Holy Cross Cemetery, 340 Ridge Road, North Arlington, New Jersey 07031-0539, USA

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John (Jack) Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke b. December 19, 1868, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA d. January 18, 1939, Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA

Name: John Joseph Burke Source: Birth Certificate, Owen Burke, 1915 Source: Social Security Application, Bertha Marie Burke (1902-1971), 1936 Source: Birth Certificate, John Joseph Burke II (1909-1986) aka John Stephen Burke, 1909 John J. Burke Source: Birth Certificate, Mary Margaret Burke (1890-1949) Source: Marriage Certificate, William J. Burke and Eleanor C. Outwater, 1937 Source: Death Certificate, John Burke (1909-1986) John James Burke Source: Birth Certificate, Bertha Burke (1902-1971) John Burke Source: Death Certificate, John Burke (c1868-1939) "Black Jack" Burke Source: Josephine (May) Veronica Burke (1907-1995)

Birth: Date of Birth: 1868 Source: Birth Certificate of Bertha Burke, 1902 Date of Birth: December 19, 1865 Place of Birth: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA Source: Death Certificate, John Joseph Burke I, 1939 Date of Birth: April 1870 Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900 Father: William Burke (c1842-1919) Mother: Margaret Kane (c1846-1912) Source: Death Certificate, John Joseph Burke I, 1939

Marriage, First: Date of Birth: Abt. 1889 Place of Marriage: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA Spouse: Nora Finn (1866-1898) Source: Thomas Patrick Norton II (1920- ), Oral Testimony, 1998

Children via Nora Finn (1866-1898): Mary Margaret Burke (1890-1949) Source: Thomas Patrick Norton II, 1998

Marriage, Second: Date of Marriage: Abt. 1901 Place of Marriage: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900 Spouse: Josephine Smith (1874-1962) Source: Birth Certificate of Bertha Burke, 1902

Children via Josephine Smith (1874-1962): Bertha Burke (1902-1971) William Burke II (1905-1996) Josephine (May) Veronica Burke (1907-1995) John Joseph Burke II (1909-1986) aka John Stephen Burke Margaret Burke (1913-c1971) Owen Burke (1915-1984) Source: Thomas Patrick Norton II (1920- ), Oral Testimony, 1998 Source: Mary Jane Burke (1941- ), Oral Testimony, March 20, 2001

Children Interpreted: Bertha Burke (1902-1971) Never married William Joseph Burke I (1905-1996) Oil Worker at Bayway Refinery, Elizabeth, New Jersey m. Eleanor Catherine Outwater (1912-1978) Josephine (May) Veronica Burke (1907-1995) Dental Assistant m. Thomas Patrick Norton I (1891-1968) John Joseph Burke II (1911-1975) aka John S. Burke, Chief Quartermaster, Navy m. Elizabeth Jones (1909-1958) Margaret E. Burke (c1912-c1971) Internal Revenue Service (IRS) m. David Thomas Morgan (c1914-c1974) No children Owen John Burke (1915-1984) World War II Veteran, never married Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) October 26, 2002

Death: Date of Death: January 18, 1939 Place of Death: Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA Residence at Death: 740 Grand Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA Age at Death: 73 Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis, Heart Disease with Nephritis Source: Death Certificate, John Burke (c1868-1939)

Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery: 340 Ridge Road, North Arlington, New Jersey 07031-0539, USA Telephone: 201-997-1900 Money Owed: $564 (past due) + $64 (perpetual care) = $628 Owner: Josephine Burke Owner Address: 740 Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey Block 8, Section D, Row B, Grave 118 John Joseph Burke, Buried January 21, 1939 Josephine Burke, Buried December 24, 1962 Interpretation: John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke Josephine Smith (1874-1962) Note: room for one more in grave Source: Death Certificate, John Burke (c1868-1939) Source: Holy Cross Cemetery, 340 Ridge Road, North Arlington, New Jersey, 2001

Holy Cross Cemetery: 340 Ridge Road, North Arlington, New Jersey 07031-0539 Telephone: 201-997-1900 Source: Internet Directory, 2001

Church: Saint Patrick's Parish, 492 Bramhall Avenue, Jersey City,New Jersey, USA (1870) Source: Baptismal Certificate, Mary (Mamie) Ellen Burke (1870-1957)

Saint Patrick's Parish: 492 Bramhall Avenue, Jersey City, NJ Telephone: 201-332-8600 FAX: 201-324-3919 Religion: Roman Catholic Source: Telephone Directory, 1998

Occupation: Laborer (1890-1902) Source: Birth Certificate of Mary Margaret Burke, 1890, Photocopy, 1998 Source: Birth Certificate of Bertha Burke, 1902, Photocopy, 1998 Salesman (1900) Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900 Chef (1915) Source: Birth Certificate of Owen Burke, 1915, Photocopy, 1998

Home: 29 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey (1890-1902) Source: Birth Certificate of Mary Margaret Burke, 1890 Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900 Source: Birth Certificate of Bertha Burke, 1902 18 Kearny Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey (1915) Source: Birth Certificate of Owen Burke, 1915

1900 US Census Index: Burke Soundex: B620 Volume: 37, Enumeration District: 132, Sheet 17, Line 07 28 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA Head of Household: William Burke; age 55; born: 1845, Ireland, married 32 years, in US since 1858 Other Members of Family: Burke Margaret: age 54; relationship: wife; born: March 1846, Ireland, in US since 1858 Burke John: age 30; relationship: son; born: April 1870, New Jersey, widow, salesman Note: John is listed as April 1870 which is his sister's birth, either they are twins or William gave the wrong one to the census taker Household Interpreted: William Burke (c1845-1919) Margaret Kane (c1846-1912) John Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900

Jersey City, New Jersey Directory, 1889-90: Burke William, h 26 Atlantic, page 96 Burke John J clerk, h 26 Atlantic, page 95 Burke William, h 26 Atlantic, page 96 Jersey City, New Jersey Directories, 1891-93: Mary Burke, dressmaker, 26 Atlantic Jersey City, NJ 1891 William Burke, milk, 26 Atlantic, Jersey City, NJ 1891 William Burke, 26 Atlantic, Jersey City, NJ 1893 Source: Jersey City, New Jersey Directories, 1891-93 William Burke (1841-1919) John Joseph Burke (1868-c1940) aka "Black Jack" Burke, Son of William Mary (Mamie) Ellen Burke (1870-1957) Daughter of William Note: Mary married July 21, 1892, so she doesnt appear at this address anymore

John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke by James Joseph Norton II: Jack was a ne'er do well. Josephine (May) Veronica Burke (1907-1995) said that the only two things he could do well was drink and dance. "Black Jack" Burke would walk across the Hudson River from New Jersey to New York when it was frozen. Mary Margaret Burke would always say "He was a rascal". Jack was a bum. All the children were put into an orphanage. Source: James Joseph Norton II, Oral Testimony, 1998

John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke by William Joseph Burke II: My father told me he had asthma and had to sleep in a chair sitting up. Note: He had gout, which forced him to sleep in a chair Source: William Joseph Burke II, Oral Testimony, 1998

John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke (1868-c1940) by Mary Jane Burke (1941- ): He struggled to raise the children. He had a quick temper, and drank, but was a good person. He owned a bar on Garfield Avenue in Jersey City and he died on Grand Street in Jersey City. His family disinherited him. His wife lived on Harmon Street in Jersey City with Owen Burke when she died. When Bertha Burke died everyone stayed at my house in Freehold, NJ for the funeral. He is buried at Holy Name Cemetery or Holy Cross Cemetery in Jersey City with his second wife. Note: John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) died while living at 740 Grand Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA and Is buried in Holy Cross cemetery in North Arlington, NJ. Source: Mary Jane Burke (1941- ), Oral Testimony, March 20, 2001

John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke by Thomas Patrick Norton (1920- ): The kids were taken away from the family and the county took care of them. Bertha and May were taken care of by Mary Ellen Burke. May Burke didn't like her father, she called him a ne'er do well. Source: Thomas Patrick Norton (1920- ), Oral Testimony, March 20, 2001

John Joseph Burke (1868-c1940) aka Black Jack Burke by Mary Jane Burke (1941- ): I think the family of John Joseph may have been given to his sister when they were in grade school. They were sent there when he was having financial trouble, so they could have a proper education. They were never in an orphanage at any time. My dad said he hated living with Mary Ellen Burke, and he never felt wanted there. The kids were around 13 and 14 and theyear was around 1924 or 1925. John Joseph Burke's children ended up moving back with their parents, and Berth and May stayed with Mary Ellen Burke. Money was very tight and William never finished grade school. My father, John Stephen Burke had a job rewiring gas fixtures for elecricity, then he worked in the Brooklyn Naval Yard. He lied about his age so he could get a job there. He was a civilian employee. Owen worked for a trucking company in Piscataway that had moved from Jersey City. Source: Mary Jane Burke (1941- ), Telephone Conversation, March 23, 2001

Original Narrative of John (Black Jack) Joseph Burke (1868-1939): He was known as "Black Jack". He was born in 1868, most likely in Jersey City, New Jersey to William Burke (1839-1919) and Margaret Kane (1834-1912). Both his parents were born in Ireland and both are buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Darby, PA. Very little is known about him, except that he was known as someone who never did well with his life. Josephine Burke, his daughter, once said that the he could only do two things well; drink and dance. He married Nora Finn (1874-1898) around 1889 and together they had a daughter, Mary Margaret Burke in 1890. Nora Finn died in 1898 possibly during childbirth with their second child. That child also died but there is no record for the death of Nora and her infant. John Burke found himself incapable of raising his daughter alone so the job went to the late Nora Finn's sister, Katherine. Katherine never married and worked as a secretary at the American Pencil Company. John Burke then married Josephine Smith (1874-c1961) around 1900. Together they had 6 children that survived infancy. At this point the family fell on hard times, and Mary (Mame) Ellen Burke (1870-1957) decided that she would raise the two girls in Swathmore, PA. Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ), Written Testimony, 1998

Updated Narrative of John (Black Jack) Joseph Burke (1868-c1940): Josephine (May) Veronica Burke called John Burke "Black Jack". He was born in 1868, in Jersey City, New Jersey to William Burke (1839-1919) and Margaret Kane (1834-1912), probably on his parent's dairy farm on Atlantic Avenue. Both his parents were born in Sligo, Ireland and both are buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Darby, PA. Josephine (May) Burke would call him a ne'er do well and once said that the he could only do two things well; drink and dance. This prejudice against him propablly comes from Mary (Mamie) Ellen Burke, John Joseph Burke's sister who raised both Josephine and Bertha Burke. He married Nora Finn (1874-1898) around 1889 and together they had a daughter, Mary Margaret Burke in 1890. Nora Finn died in 1898 possibly during childbirth with their second child. That child also died but there is no record for the death of Nora or her infant in the New Jerset State Archive. John Burke found himself incapable of raising his daughter alone so the job went to the late Nora Finn's sister, Katherine Finn. This practise was common at the time. Katherine never married and worked as a secretary at the American Pencil Company. She made a good living and her house was filled with fine decorative atrworks, some are still in the family. John Burke then married Josephine Smith (1874-c1961) around 1900. Together they had 6 children that survived infancy. As the children were older, around 1925, they were sent to live with John Burke's sister, Mary (Mame) Ellen Burke (1870-1957). She decided that she would raise the two girls in Swathmore, PA. The sons and one sister went back to live with their father. He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, NJ. Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ), Written Testimony, March 27, 2001 My father would have a short temper but he wouldnt stay angry. My father gave up smoking and drinking, he was strong willed. He didn't believe in staying angry. Mamie would always critisize him. Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ), Written Testimony, March 29, 2001

John Joseph Burke (c1868-1939) aka Black Jack Burke by John Edward Burke (1934- ): My grandfather, John Joseph Burke, may have died around 1939 when I was about 5 years old. I didn't go to the funeral but the funeral service was at St. Patrick's Church in Jersey City. I think he was buried in Holy Name Cemetery. I'm holding in my hand a block of wood that has on it a piece of metal with his picture embossed on it. His face, hair and beard are all seen in this picture, I don't think this one was ever used. My grandfather showed it to me a couple of times before he died. He was working for a printing company and this was for printing a type of calling card. He had severe gout in his right foot and it was wrapped in bandages and he had trouble moving around the house. My dad said he liked to read the Sunday comics to me. He would sit at the table in the dining room with his foot wrapped up and be excited when I would come over. He had a large mustache. My father was the apple of his eye, and he had a similar temperment to my grandfather. My grandfather was a difficult person to get to know, he was an angry person and he had a falling out with his own father. William Burke, his father, thought he spent too much money on liquor and other temporary things, he couldnt hold down a job and moved from job to job. He couldn't get along with anyone he worked for, he got into fights and would lose his job, he had a lot of anger. My own dad was somewhat like that. I can see my father in my granddad, very quick to anger. My dad always said that Bertha and May moved to PA to live with Mamie Burke. My father went there at Mamie's request to get an education. Mamie was critical of my grandfather and my father defended him, and he would fight with her, and he was sent back to live with him. Bertha and May stayed with Mamie Burke and Owen, William, John Jr. and Margaret left and moved back with their dad. William quit school and got a job and supported the family from then on. My dad cared about May and Bertha but he always said that Mamie stole the girls away and alienated them from him. When I knew John Joseph I, my granddad at age 3 or 4, he lived on Grand Street in Jersey City, I can picture the house. My dad said the family owned a dairy farm. My grandad lived the last few years of his life on 740 Grand Street. I can see the kitchen of the house where John Joseph would spent most his time, Josephine would wait on him. He would sit at the dining room table sleeping in his chair. I don't think I ever saw him get out of his chair. The gout was so bad he was incompacitated, with huge bandages around his foot. I can picture him in my mind wincing in pain. Note: He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington Source: John Edward Burke (1934- ), Telephone Conversation, March 27, 2001

Chronology of John Joseph (Black Jack) Burke (1868-?): 1868 Birth of John Joseph (Black Jack) Burke 1868 John Joseph's father operates a dairy farm on Atlantic Avenue in Jersey City 1868 (circa) Baptism of John Joseph (Black Jack) Burke 1888 Blizzard leaves 40 inches of snow in New York and New Jersey on March 11th to 12th 1889 John Joseph Living with his father at 26 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City 1889 (circa) Marriage to Nora Finn, his first wife 1890 Living at 26 or 29 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey 1890 US Census (lost) 1890 Birth of Mary Margaret Burke, his first child, on September 7th 1898 Death of Nora Finn, his first wife, possibly in childbirth before June 25 1898 Burial of Nora Finn, his first wife, on June 25 1898 (circa) Mary Margaret Burke raised by Catherine (Kate) Elizabeth Finn (1873-1918) 1900 US Census 1900 (circa) Marriage to Josephine Smith, his second wife 1902 Living at 29 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey 1902 Birth of Bertha Burke, his second child, on June 9th 1904 (circa) Birth William Burke II, his son 1907 Birth of Josephine (May) Veronica Burke on April 5th, his daughter 1910 US Census with William Burke, his father living in PA 1911 John S. Burke born on November 25th, his son 1912 (circa) Birth of Margaret Burke, his daughter 1912 Death of Margaret Kane, his mother, before June 12th in PA 1912 Burial of Margaret Kane, his mother, on June 12th in Darby, PA 1915 Birth of Owen Burke on January 16th, his son 1919 Death of William Burke, his father, before July 30th in PA 1919 Burial of William Burke, his father, on July 30th in Darby, PA 1920 US Census 1920 (circa) John Joseph (Black Jack) Burke abandons family and children are in orphanage 1920 (circa) Mary (Mamie) Ellen Burke (1870-1957) raises children 1939 Death of John Joseph Burke in Jersey City on January 18th Source: Richard Arthur Norton, 1998

John Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ): I had given up on ever finding any more information on John Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939). I thought I would never find out where he was buried or when he died. I searched for months in the Holy Name Cemetery Index looking up each of the 30 or 40 John Burkes and then looking up their death certificates. None of the death certificates had the proper parents. On February 20, 2001, I called William Burke III (1971- ), by coincidence it was his birthday, and I asked him if he knew any Outwaters that I could talk to. The Outwaters are his mothers side of the family. He gave me a few names and I looked up their numbers in the Internet telephone directory. One person I found was Louise Outwater (1921- ) and her son Robert Farrell (1958- ). They gave me information on when John Burke II (1909-1986) died and the next week I went to the New Jersey Health Department to look up his death certificate. I was very excited when they handed it to me. The informant for his death was his daughter. No one ever told me that he had children or was even married. The name of the daughter was Mary DeBenedictis of Cherry Hill, New Jersey. The Internet directory listed only two DeBenedictis names and I called and left a message. The next day I called again and she knew who the Nortons were. She had lots of information on her grandfather, and what happened to the boys in the family. She said that her grandfather died in 1940 and gave me the name of her brother who was older, he gave the same date for his grandfather's death and both thought that he was buried in Holy Name Cemetery. I took a second trip to the archive and found no death certificate in 1940, but found it in 1939. It listed that he was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, NJ. I called the cemetery and they gave me the date of death for his wife. That night I was looking in the index for the 1910 Census in PA at "ancestry.com" and found the Burkes in PA living with the Pattersons. I also looked up some of the Hammelbachers in NJ and PA and they told me that Mary Ellen Burke was their grandmother. I was always told that her husband was married before and that the kids were from that marriage. This let me add two new lines to the Burke family. Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ), Written Testimony, March 31, 2001

John Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke b. December 19, 1868, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA d. January 18, 1939, Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA

Prepared by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) on March 29, 2001

1900 US Census, New Jersey: Enumeration District: 132, Sheet 17, Line 07 28 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA Household: William Burke; age 55; born: 1845, Ireland, married 32 years, in US since 1858 Margaret Burke age 54; relationship: wife; born: March 1846, Ireland, in US since 1858 Burke John: age 30; relationship: son; born: April 1870, New Jersey, widow, salesman Note: John is listed as April 1870 which is his sister's birth, either they are twins or William gave the wrong one to the census taker Household Interpreted: William Burke (c1845-1919) Margaret Kane (c1846-1912) John Joseph Burke I (c1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1900

1920 US Census, New Jersey: Enumeration District 167, Sheet 10A, Line 16-21, 1032 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA Household: John Burke, head, age 54 Josephine Burke, wife, age 53 William Burke, son, age 13 John Burke, Jr., son, age 10 Margaret Burke, son, age 7 Owen Burke, son, age 5 Household Explained: John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) William Burke II (1905-1996) John Joseph Burke II (1909-1986) Margaret Burke (1913-c1971) Owen Burke (1915-1984) Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1920

1930 US Census, New Jersey: Enumeration District 69, Sheet 16A, Line 32-37, Image 00/35 1032 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA Household: John J. Burke, head, age 62, married at age 31, laborer Josephine Burke, wife, age 52, married at age 21 William Burke, son, age 25, laborer at oil yard John J. Burke, Jr., son, age 20 Margaret Burke, son, age 17, typist for insurance Owen Burke, son, age 14, runner at bank Household Explained: John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) Husband of Josephine Smith (1875-1962) Josephine Smith (1875-1962) Wife of John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) William Burke II (1905-1996) Child of John Joseph Burke I and Josephine Smith John Joseph Burke II (1909-1986) Child of John Joseph Burke I and Josephine Smith Margaret Burke (1913-c1971) Child of John Joseph Burke I and Josephine Smith Owen Burke (1915-1984) Child of John Joseph Burke I and Josephine Smith Source: US Census, New Jersey, 1930

Burke Y-Chromosome Descendency: 01. John Burke (c1820-?) b. County Sligo, Ireland, d. County Sligo, Ireland 02. William Burke (c1842-1919) Irish Immigrant b. Co. Sligo, Ireland, d. Philadelphia, PA 03. John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) b. Jersey City, NJ, Laborer, Chef 04. William Joseph Burke I (1905-1996) 05. William Joseph Burke II (1945- ) 06. William Joseph Burke III (1971- ) 04. John Joseph Burke II (1909-1986) b. Jersey City, NJ 05. John Edward Burke (1934- ) b. Jersey City, NJ 06. John Kevin Burke (1962- ) 06. Brian Howard Burke (1963- ) 07. Kyle Timothy Burke (2000- ) Note: There are at least six living Burkes that are descended from John Burke (c1820-?) of County Sligo, Ireland. They all carry his Y-chromosome. Source: Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ), 2003

John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) aka "Black Jack" Burke b. December 19, 1868, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA d. January 18, 1939, Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, 07307, USA

Prepared by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) on October 23, 2002

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