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	QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.		QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.

	Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. ~~(1)~~ Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.		Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.

	One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].		One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].
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	1. "The Irish in Iowa," The Palimpsest, Online: http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/irishsettlersiniowa.htm		1. "The Irish in Iowa," '''The Palimpsest''', Online: http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/irishsettlersiniowa.htm

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Randylyon at 19:48, 9 January 2016

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	QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.		QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.

	Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. ~~In 1878, however, he was not chosen as his party's candidate for county treasurer. It was thought that his support for a local ordinance impounding stray cattle in the city led to his defeat.~~ (1) Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.		Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. (1) Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.

	One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].		One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].
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	1. "The ~~Defeat of Dr. Quigley~~," ~~''Dubuque Herald'', October 12, 1878~~, ~~p. 4.~~ Online: ~~https~~://~~news~~.~~google~~.~~com~~/~~newspapers?nid=uh8FjILnQOkC&dat=18781012&printsec=frontpage&hl=en~~		1. "The Irish in Iowa," The Palimpsest, Online: http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/irishsettlersiniowa.htm


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Randylyon at 19:44, 9 January 2016

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	QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.		QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.

	Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.		Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. In 1878, however, he was not chosen as his party's candidate for county treasurer. It was thought that his support for a local ordinance impounding stray cattle in the city led to his defeat. (1) Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace\|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.

	One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].		One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell\|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].
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	1. "Dubuque ~~Rebels~~,"		1. "The Defeat of Dr. Quigley," ''Dubuque Herald'', October 12, 1878, p. 4. Online: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=uh8FjILnQOkC&dat=18781012&printsec=frontpage&hl=en


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QUIGLEY, Patrick. (Londonderry, Ireland, 1799--Dubuque, IA, August 1865). Quigley married Catherine Rooney in St. Louis on June 3, 1824. They moved to Galena nine years later and then to Dubuque.

Quigley and Alexander Butterworth, who figured prominently in [[RALPH]], opened a store. Quigley became involved in Democratic politics and served as the first Justice of the Peace. He later served as a trustee and treasurer of the city in the late 1830s and early 1840s. Quigley's influence among Dubuque Irish Catholics helped [[JONES, George Wallace|George Wallace JONES]] win his election to the United States Senate.

One of Jones' sons played a pivotal role in [[QUIGLEY, Daniel O'Connell|Daniel O'Connell QUIGLEY]] joining the Confederacy during the [[CIVIL WAR]].

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1. "Dubuque Rebels,"