Jerome Patrick Ducy b. 28 SEP 1862 West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA d. 27 APR 1913 Worcester, Massachusetts, USA

1862 - 1913

Birth	28 Sep 1862	West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [1]
Gender	Male
Burial	Sacred Heart Cemetery, West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Census	1870	West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [2]
Census	1880	West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [3]
Census	1900	Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [4]
Census	1910	Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [5]
Name	Jeremiah Ducy
Name	Patrick J. Ducy
Died	27 Apr 1913	Worcester, Massachusetts, USA [6]
Buried	29 Apr 1913	Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery, West Brookfield, Massachusetts
Person ID	I4024	West Brookfield Families
Last Modified	06 Aug 2023

Father	James Ducy, b. 1 Nov 1830, Waterford, Ireland , d. 25 Jan 1890, West Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Mother	Mary Gilmartin, b. Abt 1827, Ireland , d. 19 Nov 1899, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Family ID	F6	Group Sheet

Documents
James and Mary Gilmartin Ducey Family Cemetery Plot Information
S 9 Lot # 62-63

Notes	West Brookfield Vital Records show the birth, Sept. 28, 1862, of Jeremiah Ducy, son of James, Shoemaker, & Mary Martin, both born Ireland. He was the seventh child in a family of eleven children. He is called Jerome in the 1870 census in West Brookfield, and also in 1880, when at age 17, he was working in a boot shop. After the death of his father James in 1890, Jerome, along with his mother and sisters moved to Worcester. Jerome's mother Mary died in Worcester in 1899, and he continued to live there with his sisters. The 1900 census taker enunmerated the family on Bancroft St. Jerome, enumerated as Patrick, was working as a shoe stitcher. Patrick and his sisters Mary, Martha, and Agnes lived on 20 Stoneland Rd. in 1910. Patrick was employed in a shop as a machinist. Sadly Jerome Patrick Ducy died of Lobar Pneumonia on April 27, 1913. The record of his death included the following information: Patrick J. Ducey of Worcester, born West Brookfield, son of James and Mary (Gilmartin) both born Ireland, died at 20 Stoneland Rd. on 27 April 1913, of Lobar Pneumonia,, and was buried Apr. 29, 1913 in Sacred Heart Cemetery, West Brookfield. He was a stitcher for Warren Leather Goods. A notice in the Springfield Daily Republican of April 30, 1913 read, "The body of Jerome P. Ducey, a former resident of West Brookfield, was taken there for burial yesterday morning for burial in Sacred Heart cemetery." The notice also stated that he was born in West Brookfield. Siblings who survived him were Frank [John Francis] Ducey of San Francisco, James Ducey of Brockton, and sisters Mrs. Kate Fitzpatrick, and the misses Mary, Marie, Mattie, and Agnes Ducey, all of Worcester.

Sources

[S1191] Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910, (Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society; Location: Boston, Massachusetts; Date: 2004;), Massachusetts, Worcester, West Brookfield Births, 1862, Vol. 152: pg. 255.
Ducy, Jeremiah, s. James, Shoemaker, & Mary Martin, both b. Ireland,
Sept. 28, 1862.
[S92] 1870 United States Census, West Brookfield, Worcester County, MA, (Name: June 1870;).
Jerome Ducy, age 7
[S129] 1880 United States Census, West Brookfield, Worcester County, MA, (Name: June 1880;), Ed 836, pg 49.
Ducy, Jerome, age 17, works in Boot Shop
[S203] 1900 United States Census, Worcester, Worcester, MA.
Bancroft St.
Ducey, Partick J., brother, b. Sept. 1868, age 31, born, MA, shoe stitcher, in household headed by sister Mary. Also in household were sisters Maria, Martha and Agnes.
[S258] 1910 United States Census, Worcester, Worcester County, MA, ED 1898, sheet 11B.
Stoneland Rd.
Ducy, Patrick J., Machinist, living in household of sister Mary along with sisters Martha and Agnes.
[S1176] Massachusetts Deaths, 1841-1915, (Name: Family Search;), No. 148.
Patrick J. Ducey of Worcester, born West Brookfield, son of James and Mary (Gilmartin) both born Ireland, died at 20 Stoneland Rd. on 27 April 1913, of Lobar Pneumonia,, and was buried Apr. 29, 1913 in Sacred Heart Cemetery, West Brookfield. He was a stitcher for Warren Leather Goods.