Other Events:

• Name: Joseph Quinlan
• _HASHTAG: Maidstone Cementery
• _UID: 31D053F5459845D585B4F90DCDE63B76E32B
• Census: 1881, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Census: 1891, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Census: 1901, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Census: 1911, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Census: 1921, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Border Crossing: 4 May 1926, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States

Notes:

(Medical):2 years

Birth:
parish register lists date as 6 March 1878

_HASHTAG:
buried at Maidstone, Ontario

Census:

Quinlan, Elizabeth, age 42, widowed, born Ireland
Quinlan, Mary, age 21, born Ont
Quinlan, John, age 17, born Ont, laborer
Quinlan, Ann, age 16, born Ont
Quinlan, James, age 13, born Ont
Quinlan, Bridget S., age 10, born Ont
Quinlan, Joseph, age 3, born Ont
Quinlan, Philip, age 23, born Ont

Census:

Quinlan, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, age 56, born Ireland, farming
Quinlan, James, age 22, born Ont, farmer
Quinlan, Mary, age 28, born Ont, farmer
Quinlan, Ann, age 23, born Ont, farmer
Quinlan, Bridget, age 20, born Ont, farmer
Quinlan, Joseph, age 13, born Ont, farmer

Census:

Quinlan, Elizabeth, widow, born 15 Aug 1834, age 67, born Ireland, immig 1846, farming
Quinlan, Mary E, born 3 Apr 1858, age 43, born Ont
Quinlan, Bridget, bonr 12 May 1873, age 28, born Ont
Quinlan, Joseph, born 7 Mar 1877, age 24, born Ont, farmer's son
Morison, Peter, laborer, born 20 Oct 1857, age 43, born Scotland, immig 1856, farm laborer

Census:

Quinlan, Elizabeth, widow, born Aug 1828, age 82, born Ireland, immig 1846, farmer
Quinlan, Mary E., born Apr 1853, age 52, born Ont
Quinlan, Joseph, born Mar 1878, age 33, born Ont
Quinlan, Gurtie, daughter, born Oct 1889, age 21, born Ont
Morrison, Peter, boarder, born May 1880, age 31, born Ont

Census:

Quinlan, Joseph, age 42, born Ont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 33, born Ont
Quinlan, Edwin, age 7, born Ont, student
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 5, born Ont
Quinlan, Franklin, age 4 months, born USA, laborer
Deahan, Thomas,

Border Crossing:
Joseph Albert Quinlan, 48 years, widowed farmer of Maidstone, Ont. Joining cousin J. McCoy of Detroit. Contact is son Edwin of London, Ont.

Joseph married Gertrude S. Casey on 15 Nov 1910 in Detroit (Holy Redeemer), Wayne, Michigan, United States. Gertrude was born about Oct 1887 in Michigan, United States; died on 31 Mar 1925 in Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada; was buried on 2 Apr 1925 in Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Stanley Quinlan
• _UID: 8B670263151D4538A89BBEFF2C9D59ADD593

Other Events:

• Name: Edward Albert Quinlan
• Name: Edwin Quinlan
• _UID: 8A0C287753B4475BB03F7BA7AB8460EB6969
• Census: 1921, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada

Notes:

Census:

Quinlan, Joseph, age 42, born Ont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 33, born Ont
Quinlan, Edwin, age 7, born Ont, student
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 5, born Ont
Quinlan, Franklin, age 4 months, born USA, laborer
Deahan, Thomas,

Edwin married Mildred M. Webb on 16 Aug 1937 in Redford, Wayne, Michigan, United States. Mildred and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Gertrude Quinlan
• Name: Madeline Quinlan
• _UID: C8873C1749454E6A8476F98D23373C3735D6
• Census: 1921, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Obituary: 3 Jun 2012, Troy, Oakland, Michigan, United States

Notes:

Census:

Quinlan, Joseph, age 42, born Ont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 33, born Ont
Quinlan, Edwin, age 7, born Ont, student
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 5, born Ont
Quinlan, Franklin, age 4 months, born USA, laborer
Deahan, Thomas,

Obituary:
Madeline Gertrude (Quinlan) Kaucheck entered eternal life Sunday, June 3, 2012.
Madeline was born in Maidstone, Ontario, Canada to Joseph and Gertrude (Casey) Quinlan on October 10, 1916. She was the only surviving daughter with three brothers: Edwin, Franklin and Louis. Both Edwin and Louis preceded her in death. Her mother Gertrude (nee Casey) Quinlan entered eternal life in 1925 after giving birth to Madeline's youngest brother Louis.
After his mother's death, Louis was adopted by the McQuire's (his cousins) in Maidstone, Canada. Upon entering adulthood, Louis became a pilot for the Royal Canadian Air Force when Canada entered WW II with England. Fearing that he might be shot down while flying missions over Germany he legally changed his name to McQuire so that his adopted mother would receive his death benefits if he did not return from the war.
Louis's older siblings: Madeline, Edwin and Franklin were placed in St Joseph Orphanage in London, Ontario in the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Five years later, their father, Joseph, died of cancer. At the age of 14 Madeline was an orphan.
Cousins living in Highland Park, Michigan invited Madeline to live with them. Madeline completed high school at Highland Park High and graduated at the top of her class. She met her future husband, Jacob (Jack) Kaucheck, at the church picnic at St. John Vianney. He approached her and asked her to dance. She told him she had a headache. He went to get her water and aspirins. When he returned she was on the dance floor with another fellow. Her future husband, Jack, never gave up. Two years later they were married at St. John Vianney Church in Highland Park.
One year into their marriage they moved to their first new home on Five Points in Redford Township. Lawrence Joseph Kaucheck, their first child, had just been born. Shortly after moving in they were forced to sell that home and move back to the Kaucheck home in Highland Park in an effort to keep it from foreclosure. These were the war years and all efforts were made to help the family.
With the end of the war in 1946 Madeline, Jack, Larry and their new-born son Kenneth Robert Kaucheck, moved into their new home on Strasburg in Detroit. They lived there until Kenneth was 10, moving to Grosse Pointe. Madeline wanted to be near her cousins who had invited her to come to the US from Canada when she was 14, and to have their two sons attend Catholic school full time.
Madeline devoted her life to her family. She was both a devoted wife and a strong mother. Until her sons were raised she never felt the need to work outside of her home. Her life was her family.
When both her sons were raised: Larry getting married and Ken off to University, Madeline decided to re-enter the work force. She sought employment at Hudson's at their downtown Detroit store. It was her favorite store. She worked there on a contingent basis for over fifteen years eventually becoming a general receptionist in the executive suite.
Upon retirement she and her husband became snow birds spending the fall and winter months in Sarasota, Florida and spring and summer in Michigan. During this period of her life she entertained a great deal; became very active in her church community in Sarasota; played in numerous bridge leagues; took a great many sewing classes routinely creating clothes for herself and her friends.
Upon the death of her husband Jack in 1998 she sold their home in Florida and their home in Michigan and moved in with her son Ken. She lived with him until 2005 moving then to a senior citizen assisted living center. After a year and half in Hospice care Madeline passed into eternal life June 3, 2012.
She leaves behind her older son Larry, his wife Ann and daughter Kendra (William Goodrich); her younger son, Reverend Ken; her brother Franklin, his wife Ann; brother-in-law John Kaucheck; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. She will be dearly missed and remembered by all who knew and loved her.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, July 31, 2012 - 10:00 AM - at Holy Name Catholic Church, 630 Harmon (at Woodland), Birmingham, MI. Anyone may attend. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Gianna House (Attn: Sister Diane Masson, CSSF) St. Mary's Convent, 36475 Five Mile Rd. Livonia, MI 48154.
http://www.desmondfuneralhome.com/obituary/Madeline-G.-Kaucheck/Sterling-Heights-MI/1079172#sthash.y8aYA2Zh.dpuf

Madeline married Jacob "Jack" G. Kaucheck on 31 Aug 1940 in Highland Park, Wayne, Michigan, United States. Jacob and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Irene Quinlan
• _HASHTAG: Maidstone Cementery
• _UID: FD97EB8D7F6746308D0E1349C3AA155536AB

Notes:

_HASHTAG:
buried at Maidstone, Ontario

Other Events:

• Name: Franklin Quinlan
• _UID: 9A21E934BC9043FB996FA679DBB841D93663
• Census: 1921, Maidstone, Essex, Ontario, Canada
• Border Crossing: 4 Nov 1930, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States

Notes:

Census:

Quinlan, Joseph, age 42, born Ont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 33, born Ont
Quinlan, Edwin, age 7, born Ont, student
Quinlan, Gertrude, age 5, born Ont
Quinlan, Franklin, age 4 months, born USA, laborer
Deahan, Thomas,

Border Crossing:
Franklin J. Quinlan, 9 yrs, 10 mons, student, born Maidstone, Ont. Accompanied by cousin, Robert E. McCoy. Going to cousin's home for permanent residence, 5536 Field Ave, Detroit.
4'2", fair complexion, red hair, blue eyes

Franklin married Anna Marie Grenke on 24 Jun 1944 in Ferndale, Oakland, Michigan, United States. Anna and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: James Louis Quinlan
• Name: Louis Quinlan
• _UID: E7DAA0043E35470EB224D5C1CE6FBCD365BC

Notes:

Christened:
in home on 30 Mar 1925, ceremony at church on 2 Apr