Michael Broderick
1869 - 1924 (55 years)-
Name Michael Broderick Birth Feb 1869 Carrigreen, Ireland Christening 28 Feb 1869 Modeligo, Waterford, Ireland Gender Male Death 17 Oct 1924 Kedgwick, Restigouche, NB Person ID P81920 Violette Family Last Modified 18 Sep 2019
Father Patrick Broderick Mother Elizabeth Isabella Flynn d. Oct 1878, Carrigreen, Ireland Family ID F32711 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Isabella (Bella) MacDonald, b. Millstream, NB d. 8 Sep 1955, Boston, MA Marriage 22 May 1900 Saint Laurent de Matepedia, QC Children 1. Kathleen Broderick, b. 1901, Matepedia, QC 2. Mary Broderick, b. 1903, Matepedia, QC 3. Margaret Broderick, b. 1905, Matepedia, QC 4. John Patrick Broderick, b. Matapedia, Avignon, QC 5. Alice Broderick, b. Matapedia, Avignon, QC 6. Isabel Broderick, b. Matapedia, Avignon, QC 7. Fr. Michael Bernard Broderick, b. 8 Dec 1913, Kedgwick, Restigouche, NB 8. Patricia Cecelia Broderick 9. Marie Gertrude Alexandria Broderick Family ID F32710 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Ref: The book "The Brodericks of Kedgewick"
In March 1880, at the age of ten he was sent along with two of his brothers Nicholas and Matthew, to a Sisters of Mercy orphanage.
In July 1881 he was transferred to Artane, a subburb of Dublin to an Irish Christian Brothers who ran a trade school where he learned carpentry and metal working. At the age of 14 he became an apprentice to Patrick Greene in Galway.
In 1889 Michael stowed away on the ship Stormy Petre l, which was bound for Dalhousie and Campbellton, NB. Giving up his quest to find his sister Catherine who was in St. Louis, MIssouri. Michael hired on to work at the MacDougal farm in Matapedia. There he met a Mr. Lawler, who recommended him to the Restigoushe Salmon Club. There he worked as a handyman, and later a fishing guide. There he met and married Isabella (Bella) MacDonald who was a cook.
Michael then accepted the position of caretaker for the Rogers property at Kedgwick River. Travel was done by a large skow pulled by horses.
- Ref: The book "The Brodericks of Kedgewick"