Joseph James Lavery

1895 - 1968  (72 years)

• Name	Joseph James Lavery  [1]
  Birth	8 Jun 1895	Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Death	2 Apr 1968	Highland Park, Lake, Illinois, USA
  Burial	Des Plaines, Cook, Illinois, USA
  	All Saints Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleum All Saints Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleum
  Person ID	I8908	Branches and Roots
  Last Modified	13 Feb 2026

  
  

  Father	James Hugh Lavery,   b. May 1860, Cobourg, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada d. Abt 1900 (Age 39 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Roselia Celesta O'Callaghan,   b. 6 Nov 1860, Wauconda, Lake, Illinois, USA d. 15 Dec 1911, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA (Age 51 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	13 Nov 1889	Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
  	St Malachys St Malachys
  Family ID	F3237	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life. Baptismal sponsors James A. & Lilley E. Callahan. Never married. Robert Casey Lane states: Mother's brother Joe did not marry. He was around our house very often when we were young, but in later years we did not see very much of him. He seemed to like us a lot when we were kids, but liked us less as adolescents and adults. Uncle Joe had a reclusive nature. I suspect he suffered from depression for a good part of his life.

  
  

• Sources

  [S487] Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2006;).