Philip and Thomas Corr, accts. 12042, 13702

Additional Information on Thomas Corr:

New York Herald, Friday, April 25, 1884, pg 5 col 3

Thomas Corr, a plumber, of No. 711 Sixth street, was fined $25 in the Court of Special Sessions yesterday for assaulting Officer Bohloff with a cart-rung on the 6^th inst. while the policeman was trying to disperse a crowd at Sixth street and avenue D.

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1872 & 1874 NYC dir: Corr Philip, carman, h 711 Sixth

                                       Corr Thomas, carman, h 711 Sixth

1877 NYC dir: Corr Philip, driver, h 711 Sixth

                         Corr Thomas, driver, h 711 Sixth

Additional Information on Philip Corr:

New York Herald, Wednesday, January 31, 1877

DIED

CORR—On January 30, 1877, PHILIP CORR, aged 20 years, son of the late Philip Corr, and brother of the late Rev. John T. Corr.  The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 711 East 6^th st., on Thursday, February 1, at two o’clock P. M.

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1872 & 1874 NYC dir: Corr Philip, carman, h 711 Sixth

                                       Corr Thomas, carman, h 711 Sixth

1877 NYC dir: Corr Philip, driver, h 711 Sixth

                         Corr Thomas, driver, h 711 Sixth