BYRNE, Thomas Edward - Revision history

Randylyon at 03:15, 26 November 2024

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6, 1890—Dubuque, IA, April 14, 1958). Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, ~~the~~ running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, ~~the first~~ factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6, 1890—Dubuque, IA, April 14, 1958). Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, irst factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.

	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher ~~now retired~~), John (a West Point graduate and attorney ~~now retired~~), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.		His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a retired teacher), John (a West Point graduate and attorney), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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Randylyon at 04:17, 7 November 2021

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6, 1890—Dubuque, IA, April 14, 1958). Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6, 1890—Dubuque, IA, April 14, 1958). Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.
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	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.		His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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			Information provided by Robert Byrne.

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Randylyon at 04:53, 30 January 2014

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 ~~1890—April~~ 14, 1958). ~~Contractor.~~ Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		Family History: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ed-co87110&id=I82887
	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.
			BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6, 1890—Dubuque, IA, April 14, 1958). Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.

			His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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Randylyon at 04:08, 8 February 2010

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.
	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.		His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author [[BYRNE, Robert\|Robert BYRNE]]. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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Randylyon at 00:29, 6 December 2008

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.
	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William\|William BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.		His four sons were [[BYRNE, William J.\|William J. BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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	BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.		BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.
	His four sons were [[BYRNE, William\|William BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.		His four sons were [[BYRNE, William\|William BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.

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BYRNE, Thomas Edward. (Dubuque, IA, Dec. 6 1890—April 14, 1958). Contractor. Byrne worked on such building projects as street paving, house foundations, curbs and sidewalks, sewer and water pipelines. Among his most notable projects were the Martin Oil gas station at 4th and Locust, the running track at Loras College’s Rock Bowl, the first factory building for the Ertl Toy Company, and the ski jump near [[FOUR MOUNDS]]. He was Post Commander of the American Legion in 1922 and was appointed Street Commissioner in 1932.
His four sons were [[BYRNE, William|William BYRNE]], Thomas (a teacher now retired), John (a West Point graduate and attorney now retired), and author Robert BYRNE. All four attended St. Columbkille’s grade school and high school and became college graduates.