Walsh & Enright Genealogy

Descendants of James Walsh

Generation No. 1

1. JAMES1 WALSH was born August 16, 1836, and died March 29, 1896 in Lincoln, NE. He married JULIA (WALSH). She was born October 17, 1844, and died February 17, 1927 in Lincoln, NE.

Notes for JAMES WALSH:

JAMES WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE 5 CHILDREN OF WHICH ONLY 3 ARE REFERENCED. HE ALSO HAD A BROTHER DAVE WALSH BORN 2/11/1831 AND DIED 11/21/1910.

More About JAMES WALSH:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: Catholic

More About JULIA (WALSH) (picture right):

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: Catholic

Children of JAMES WALSH and JULIA (WALSH) are:

2. i. JAMES2 WALSH II, b. February 10, 1870; d. June 28, 1950, Lincoln, NE.

ii. JOHN WALSH, d. December 28, 1953, Lincoln, NE.

iii. JULIANA WALSH, d. 1882, Lincoln, NE.

iv. AGNES WALSH.

v. MINNIE WALSH.

 

Generation No. 2

2. JAMES2 WALSH II (JAMES1) was born February 10, 1870, and died June 28, 1950 in Lincoln, NE. He married MARY ANN ENRIGHT February 12, 1900 in Lincoln, NE, daughter of FRANK ENRIGHT and ANNA MCCORMICK. She was born November 05, 1879, and died July 03, 1935 in Lincoln, NE.

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Notes for JAMES WALSH II:

obituary from unnamed Lincoln, Nebraska newspaper:

"James Walsh, resident of Lincoln and vicinity for 78 years, died June 25 after a ten-day illness.

He came here with his parents from Canada at the age of two and lived on a farm near Havelock until he and his brother John moved to Crete to farm for themselves. At the age of 29 he married Mary Ann Enright of Denton. They raised a family of seven children, Anna, Robert (deceased), Mary, James, Sarah, Clare and Lucille. He lived on West A for over 30 years. In his younger days he was a member of the Modern Woodmen and the Knights of Columbus. The funeral was at St. Mary's Cathedral, Re. C. Marrama officiating."

 

 

 

 

 

On the left is the James Walsh farm house near Lincoln, NE.  On the right is the James Walsh family, approximately 1912, before Lucille Irene and Clara were born.   Children, L-R, Robert, Mary, Anne, James.

More About JAMES WALSH II:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Farmer

Fact 2: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 3: Catholic

Fact 4:  naturalization papers dated 1917

More About MARY ANN ENRIGHT:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: Catholic

Fact 3: pictured with husband James and family;

Children of JAMES WALSH and MARY ENRIGHT are:

3. i. LUCILLE IRENE3 WALSH, b. April 15, 1915, Lincoln, Lincoln Co., NE; d. December 23, 2000, Anderson, IN.

4. ii. ANNA ELIZABETH WALSH, b. December 01, 1900, Lincoln, NE; d. December 07, 1977, Lincoln, NE.

iii. ROBERT JOHN WALSH, b. December 29, 1901, Lincoln, NE; d. September 11, 1945, Lincoln, NE.

iv. MARY WALSH, b. October 14, 1903, Lincoln, NE; d. January 22, 1985, Friend, NE; m. JOHN WOULF, Lincoln, NE.

5. v. JAMES JOSEPH WALSH, b. May 02, 1906, Lincoln, NE; d. Lincoln, NE.

vi. SARAH WALSH, b. March 13, 1911; d. Modesto, CA; m. WILLIAM DEIGAN, September 16, 1937, Anderson, IN; d. Riverbank, CA.

6. vii. CLARA WALSH, b. March 20, 1913; d. Livermore, CA.

 

Generation No. 3

3. LUCILLE IRENE3 WALSH (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born April 15, 1915 in Lincoln, Lincoln Co., NE, and died December 23, 2000 in Anderson, IN. She married GERALD WEIR HULL February 18, 1939 in Anderson, IN, son of ALBERT HULL and MAUD PERRIN. He was born May 21, 1915 in Anderson, IN, and died April 16, 1976 in Anderson, IN.

More About LUCILLE IRENE WALSH:

Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN

Fact 1: home maker;

Fact 2: Irish ancestors came to US via Canada;

Fact 3: family farmed near Lincoln, Nebraska;

Notes for GERALD WEIR HULL:

from obituary in Anderson newspaper:

GERALD HAD TO QUIT SCHOOL AFTER HIS FATHER'S DEATH TO HELP SUPPORT HIS MOTHER AND SISTER. HE SERVED IN THE ARMY DURING WORLD WAR II, AND LATER RETIRED FROM DELCO REMY AFTER WORKING OVER 40 YEARS. MUSIC PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN HIS LIFE, AND HE WAS KNOWN FOR HIS PLAYING OF THE SAXOPHONE THROUGHOUT CENTRAL INDIANA. HE IS BURIED AT EAST MAPLEWOOD, ANDERSON, IN.

 

 

 

 

 

More About GERALD WEIR HULL:

Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN

Child of LUCILLE WALSH and GERALD HULL is:

i. THOMAS A.4 HULL, b. March 29, 1948, Anderson, IN; m. MELODY SUMMERS, March 25, 1972, Anderson, IN; b. April 30, 1948, Muncie, IN.

More About THOMAS A. HULL:

from obituary in Herald-Bulletin, Anderson, IN, November 30 & 31, 2008:

Thomas Andrew Hull

March 29, 1948—November 26, 2008

 Tom Hull, 60, passed away peacefully with his wife at his side November 26, 2008, at his home following his battle with cancer.  He was born March 29, 1948, to Lucille and Gerald Hull of Anderson.  Growing up, Tom attended St. Mary’s Catholic Church, and he graduated from Highland High School in 1966.  As an accounting major, he went to Anderson University and graduated from there in 1972.  Tom worked at Anderson Music Store on Meridian Street for over twenty-five years, and he was later the manager of Music Today at the same location for an additional ten years.  He played saxophone and organ, and as a young man he was a member of his father’s swing band which performed throughout central Indiana.

Tom married Melody Summers in 1972 and through her added an involvement in horses to his business and music interests.  He was co-owner of Ye Olde Tack Shoppe which sold riding equipment and horse care products.  For over twenty years, Tom, his co-owner, and his wife displayed the shop’s merchandise at the Madison County 4-H Fair and catered to the needs of young riders and exhibitors.  When the Pan-American Games were hosted by Indiana in 1987, Mr. Hull was the scoring official for dressage, one of the equestrian competitions. 

Computers, however, were Tom’s true calling.  In 1992, he and his wife became directors of the Lipizzan (breed of horse) Association of North America (LANA).  Thomas Hull as registrar was the first person in the country to write a computer pedigree program for the Lipizzan breed, made famous in America as the white horses from Austria rescued by General Patton during WW II. From his program data, Tom produced the first hardcopy studbook for the breed on this continent.  The format and thoroughness of his studbook were praised at international Lipizzan breed conventions as “the bible.”  For his efforts, he and his wife were invited to and attended the Lipizzaner Gala, a celebration of the 200 year anniversary of the Austrian national Lipizzan breeding farm, held in Koflach, Austria, in 1998.  Tom later turned his data base into a CD for breed enthusiasts and helped his wife publish the first history of the Lipizzan horse in North America.  He was the association’s registrar for a total of seventeen years. Tom and Melody helped promote the breed at many national horse expos including seven times at the Hoosier Horse Fair with their own Lipizzans.

At one of the Equine Affair Horse Expos in the mid 1990s,  LANA Directors (left to right), Sandy Heaberlin, Lana Mayer, Virgil Boswell, Vivian Boswell and Tom Hull--photo by Melody Hull

Tom’s "WHAT NOW"  look -- usually because someone in the Lipizzan registry had  just “one more little addition to or suggestion for his data program”;  This is the picture most people feel captures Tom's personality.  He would give you this look of "harumph" and then break out in the big grin pictured just above this shot.  Tom enjoyed life, people, and being involved.  He especially took pride in his Lipizzan data base and pedigree program. 

Below is a picture of Tom and Melody at Koflach, Austria, 1998.

Besides working on the computer, Tom Hull enjoyed listening to jazz, checking the stock market, commenting on politics, eating burgers and fries and chocolate chip cookies, having two beers with his evening meal, playing basketball, riding his motorcycle and later his bicycle, watching his high definition big screen TV, going to movies with his wife, telling a good story on himself, laughing until tears came, and relaxing with his friends.  Also, he loved owning his big black Newfoundland dogs.

At left is a picture of Tom with Reggie, an eight week old puppy.

 Thomas Hull was preceded in death by his parents.

 He is survived by his wife of thirty-six years, Melody, and family John and Katherine Summers, Monte and Debbie Summers, Meredith and Coleen Summers.  He will also be missed by his friends and the national community of Lipizzan owners and breeders.

Fact 1: trustee & director of Lipizzan Association of North America (LANA);

Fact 2: program design & data processor for LANA;

Fact 3: compiler of " LANA Studbook, Vol. I & II";

Fact 4: manager of Music Today, Anderson, IN;

Fact 5: graduated 1972 from Anderson University, major accounting;

Fact 6: co-owner of Ye Olde Tack Shoppe; musician in Anderson area;

Fact 7: burial at Bronnenberg Cemetery, Chesterfield, Madison Co., IN

More About MELODY SUMMERS:

Fact 1: trustee & director of the horse registry, the Lipizzan Association of North America;

Fact 2: co-author of "The American Lipizzan: A Pictorial History";

Fact 3: English teacher 33 years, Madison-Grant High School, Fairmount, IN;

Fact 4: breed representative to Indiana Horse Council; exhibitor at Hoosier Horse Fair 7 years;

Fact 5: president & director of Indiana Dressage Society;

Fact 6: 1970 graduated Ball State University, BS in English;1975 MA in English from BSU;

Fact 7: Madison County Cemetery Commissioner;

Fact 8: author and manager of web site "Pioneer Cemeteries and Their Stories, Madison County, Indiana";

Fact 9: In "Who's Who Among America's Teachers," twice;

 

4. ANNA ELIZABETH3 WALSH (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born December 01, 1900 in Lincoln, NE, and died December 07, 1977 in Lincoln, NE. She married LAURENCE DANIEL TALLY June 23, 1925 in Lincoln, NE.

Children of ANNA WALSH and LAURENCE TALLY are:

i. DENNIS JOSEPH4 TALLY, b. May 18; d. Tracy, CA.

ii. KENNETH DANIEL TALLY, b. July 07.

iii. JAMES ANTHONY TALLY, b. December 16.

iv. GERALD RICHARD TALLY, b. January 24.

v. MARY ANN TALLY, b. May 26, 1930, Lincoln, NE; d. Lincoln, NE.

 

5. JAMES JOSEPH3 WALSH (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born May 02, 1906 in Lincoln, NE, and died in Lincoln, NE. He married ALMA BOUDREAU July 16, 1937.

Child of JAMES WALSH and ALMA BOUDREAU is:

i. LANORE4 WALSH.

 

6. CLARA3 WALSH (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born March 20, 1913, and died in Livermore, CA. She married (1) RAY CENTONI. She married (2) FLOYD ELLER August 12, 1935 in Lincoln, NE. He died in Livermore, CA.

Child of CLARA WALSH and FLOYD ELLER is:

i. DAVID4 ELLER, b. November 17, 1942, Anderson, IN.

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Descendants of John Enright

Generation No. 1

1. JOHN1 ENRIGHT died in Ireland. He married MARY LEARY. She was born 1813 in County Carlow, Ireland, and died January 18, 1893 in near Denton, Nebraska.

Notes for MARY LEARY:

IN APPROXIMATELY 1869, MARY (LEARY) ENRIGHT (A WIDOW) IMMIGRATED FROM COUNTY CARLOW, IRELAND, TO THE UNITED STATES WITH HER 5 C CHILDREN. Son FRANK CAME DIRECTLY WEST AND SETTLED 4 MILES EAST OF DENTON, NE. LATER FRANK AND HIS BRIDE SETTLED 11 MILES SOUTHEAST OF DENTON, NE.

 

More About MARY LEARY:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: as widow, emigrated from County Carlow, Ireland;

Fact 3: came directly west to Nebraska; settled 4 miles east of Denton;

Children of JOHN ENRIGHT and MARY LEARY are:

2. i. FRANK2 ENRIGHT, b. 1849, Ireland; d. April 25, 1925, Lincoln, NE.

ii. JAMES ENRIGHT, b. Ireland; d. Ireland.

Notes for JAMES ENRIGHT:

DID NOT LIKE THE UNITED STATES AND RETURNED TO IRELAND.

More About JAMES ENRIGHT:

Fact 1: Returned to Ireland after immigrating with mother and siblings to US;

iii. JOHN ENRIGHT, b. Ireland; d. Abt. 1895, Nebraska.

iv. MARY ENRIGHT, m. CHARLES MITCHELL.

Notes for MARY ENRIGHT:

MARRIED CHARLES MITCHELL AND LEFT NEBRASKA.

v. PATRICK ENRIGHT, b. 1839, Ireland; d. Abt. 1894, Gooch Mill Crossing, Nebraska.

More About PATRICK ENRIGHT:

Fact 1: Killed by C.B. & Q. railroad train; had been hauling load of corn to Lincoln;

 

Generation No. 2

 

2. FRANK2 ENRIGHT (JOHN1) was born 1849 in Ireland, and died April 25, 1925 in Lincoln, NE. He married ANNA MCCORMICK, daughter of JOHN MCCORMICK and MARY SWEENEY. She was born March 14, 1854 in Ireland, and died January 06, 1935 in Nebraska. 

Notes for FRANK ENRIGHT:

FRANK REMAINED IN PROVIDENCE, RI; WHEN HIS FAMILY EMIGRATED FROM IRELAND AND MOVED ON WEST. 4 YEARS LATER FRANK MARRIED ANNA McCORMICK WHO HAD LEFT COUNTY LATROM, IRELAND IN 1871 AT THE AGE OF 16. THEY CAME WEST AND FARMED 11 MILES SOUTHEAST OF DENTON, NE.

from anonymous, unpublished letter in possession of Lucille Walsh Hull:

"The Frank Enright Family"

"The Enrights of Denton, Nebraska, date back approximately 102 years--when as a widow, Mary Enright with her 5 children-John, James, Patrick, Frank, and Mary-emigrated from County Carlow, Ireland to the United States. Frank remained in Providence, RI for a time. But Mary and the rest of the family came directly west to Nebraska. They settled 4 miles east of Denton.

"Four years later Frank married Anna McCormick, who had left County Latrom, Ireland at the age of 16 in the year 1871. Frank and Anna then came west to Nebraska and farmed 11 miles southeast of Denton.

 

 

"On January 19, 1893 Mary Enright passed away at the age of 80. A year later, Patrick was killed by a C.B. & Q. railroad train at the Gooch Mill Crossing. He was returning from hauling a load of corn to Lincoln. John became ill and passed away. Mary Enright [the daughter] married Charles Mitchell and left Nebraska. James did not like the United States and he returned to live in Ireland.

"Frank and his family moved to the old home of his mother and remained there until his retirement in 1915--when they moved to Lincoln. Children born to Frank and Anna Enright were Mary, Francis, Katherine, John, Margaret, twins Patrick and James, Elizabeth and Martha."

More About FRANK ENRIGHT:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: moved to old home of his mother and farmed there until his retirement in 1915;

Fact 3: stayed for 4 years in Providence, RI, after coming to US;

More About ANNA MCCORMICK:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery - Lincoln, NE;

Fact 2: left County Latrom Ireland at the age of 16 in 1871;

Children of FRANK ENRIGHT and ANNA MCCORMICK are:

3. i. MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT, b. November 05, 1879; d. July 03, 1935, Lincoln, NE.

ii. BETTY ENRIGHT.

iii. MARGARET ENRIGHT.

iv. MARTHA ENRIGHT.

v. CATHERINE ENRIGHT.

4. vi. JOHN ENRIGHT.

vii. PATRICK ENRIGHT.

Notes for PATRICK ENRIGHT:

PATRICK WAS KILLED BY A CB&Q TRAIN AT THE GOOCH MILL CROSSING. HE WAS RETURNING FROM HAULING A LOAD OF CORN TO LINCOLN.

viii. FRANCIS ENRIGHT.

 

Generation No. 3

3. MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT (FRANK2, JOHN1) was born November 05, 1879, and died July 03, 1935 in Lincoln, NE. She married JAMES WALSH II February 12, 1900 in Lincoln, NE, son of JAMES WALSH and JULIA (WALSH). He was born February 10, 1870, and died June 28, 1950 in Lincoln, NE.

More About MARY ANN ENRIGHT:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 2: Catholic

Fact 3: pictured with husband James and family;

Fact 4: given award (right) for penmanship in school;

Notes for JAMES WALSH II:

obituary from unnamed Lincoln, Nebraska newspaper:

"James Walsh, resident of Lincoln and vicinity for 78 years, died June 25 after a ten-day illness.

He came here with his parents from Canada at the age of two and lived on a farm near Havelock until he and his brother John moved to Crete to farm for themselves. At the age of 29 he married Mary Ann Enright of Denton. They raised a family of seven children, Anna, Robert (deceased), Mary, James, Sarah, Clare and Lucille. He lived on West A for over 30 years. In his younger days he was a member of the Modern Woodmen and the Knights of Columbus. The funeral was at St. Mary's Cathedral, Re. C. Marrama officiating."

More About JAMES WALSH II:

Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 1: Farmer

Fact 2: Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Fact 3: Catholic

Children of MARY ENRIGHT and JAMES WALSH are:

5. i. LUCILLE IRENE4 WALSH, b. April 15, 1915, Lincoln, Lincoln Co., NE; d. December 23, 2000, Anderson, IN.

6. ii. ANNA ELIZABETH WALSH, b. December 01, 1900, Lincoln, NE; d. December 07, 1977, Lincoln, NE.

iii. ROBERT JOHN WALSH, b. December 29, 1901, Lincoln, NE; d. September 11, 1945, Lincoln, NE.

iv. MARY WALSH, b. October 14, 1903, Lincoln, NE; d. January 22, 1985, Friend, NE; m. JOHN WOULF, Lincoln, NE.

7. v. JAMES JOSEPH WALSH, b. May 02, 1906, Lincoln, NE; d. Lincoln, NE.

vi. SARAH WALSH, b. March 13, 1911; d. Modesto, CA; m. WILLIAM DEIGAN, September 16, 1937, Anderson, IN; d. Riverbank, CA.

8. vii. CLARA WALSH, b. March 20, 1913; d. Livermore, CA.

 

4. JOHN3 ENRIGHT (FRANK2, JOHN1) He married JULIA CODY.

Children of JOHN ENRIGHT and JULIA CODY are:

i. VINCENT4 ENRIGHT.

ii. LAWRENCE ENRIGHT.

iii. JOHN ENRIGHT.

iv. ROBERT ENRIGHT.

 

Generation No. 4

5. LUCILLE IRENE4 WALSH (MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT, FRANK2, JOHN1) was born April 15, 1915 in Lincoln, Lincoln Co., NE, and died December 23, 2000 in Anderson, IN. She married GERALD WEIR HULL February 18, 1939 in Anderson, IN, son of ALBERT HULL and MAUD PERRIN. He was born May 21, 1915 in Anderson, IN, and died April 16, 1976 in Anderson, IN.

More About LUCILLE IRENE WALSH:

Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN

Fact 1: home maker;

Fact 2: Irish ancestors came to US via Canada;

Fact 3: family farmed near Lincoln, Nebraska;

Notes for GERALD WEIR HULL:

from obituary in Anderson newspaper:

GERALD HAD TO QUIT SCHOOL AFTER HIS FATHER'S DEATH TO HELP SUPPORT HIS MOTHER AND SISTER. HE SERVED IN THE ARMY DURING WORLD WAR II, AND LATER RETIRED FROM DELCO REMY AFTER WORKING OVER 40 YEARS. MUSIC PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN HIS LIFE, AND HE WAS KNOWN FOR HIS PLAYING OF THE SAXOPHONE THROUGHOUT CENTRAL INDIANA. HE IS BURIED AT EAST MAPLEWOOD, ANDERSON, IN.

 

More About GERALD WEIR HULL:

Burial: East Maplewood, Anderson, IN

Child of LUCILLE WALSH and GERALD HULL is:

i. THOMAS A.5 HULL, b. March 29, 1948, Anderson, IN; m. MELODY SUMMERS, March 25, 1972, Anderson, IN; b. April 30, 1948, Muncie, IN.

 

 

More About THOMAS A. HULL:

Fact 1: trustee & director of Lipizzan Association of North America (LANA);

Fact 2: program design & data processor for LANA;

Fact 3: compiler of " LANA Studbook, Vol I & II";

Fact 4: manager of Music Today, Anderson, IN;

Fact 5: graduated 1972 from Anderson University, major accounting;

Fact 6: co-owner of Ye Olde Tack Shoppe; musician in Anderson area;

More About MELODY SUMMERS:

Fact 1: trustee & director of the horse registry, the Lipizzan Association of North America;

Fact 2: co-author of "The American Lipizzan: A Pictorial History";

Fact 3: English teacher 33 years, Madison-Grant High School, Fairmount, IN;

Fact 4: breed representative to Indiana Horse Council; exhibitor at Hoosier Horse Fair 7 years;

Fact 5: president & director of Indiana Dressage Society;

Fact 6: 1970 graduated Ball State University, BS in English;1975 MA in English from BSU;

Fact 7: Madison County Cemetery Commissioner;

Fact 8: author and manager of web site "Pioneer Cemeteries and Their Stories, Madison County, Indiana";

Fact 9: In "Who's Who Among America's Teachers," twice;

 

6. ANNA ELIZABETH4 WALSH (MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT, FRANK2, JOHN1) was born December 01, 1900 in Lincoln, NE, and died December 07, 1977 in Lincoln, NE. She married LAURENCE DANIEL TALLY June 23, 1925 in Lincoln, NE.

Children of ANNA WALSH and LAURENCE TALLY are:

i. DENNIS JOSEPH5 TALLY, b. May 18; d. Tracy, CA.

ii. KENNETH DANIEL TALLY, b. July 07.

iii. JAMES ANTHONY TALLY, b. December 16.

iv. GERALD RICHARD TALLY, b. January 24.

v. MARY ANN TALLY, b. May 26, 1930, Lincoln, NE; d. Lincoln, NE.

 

7. JAMES JOSEPH4 WALSH (MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT, FRANK2, JOHN1) was born May 02, 1906 in Lincoln, NE, and died in Lincoln, NE. He married ALMA BOUDREAU July 16, 1937.

Child of JAMES WALSH and ALMA BOUDREAU is:

i. LANORE5 WALSH.

 

8. CLARA4 WALSH (MARY ANN3 ENRIGHT, FRANK2, JOHN1) was born March 20, 1913, and died in Livermore, CA. She married (1) RAY CENTONI. She married (2) FLOYD ELLER August 12, 1935 in Lincoln, NE. He died in Livermore, CA.

Child of CLARA WALSH and FLOYD ELLER is:

i. DAVID5 ELLER, b. November 17, 1942, Anderson, IN.

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The watercolor, at left, of an Irish farmhouse was done by John Summers, father of Tom's wife Melody. The watercolor was given to Lucille Hull, Tom's mother, as a Christmas present.  The picture is used as the background for this Walsh-Enright page.

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