KENTUCKY: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 4th ed., 1887
Marion Co.

GEORGE D. BOLDRICK was born October 25, 1842.  His father, James P.
Boldrick, was born and reared in Ireland, coming thence to the United
States in his early manhood.  He was by trade a merchant tailor, for the
prosecution of which he located in Danville, Boyle County, where he married
Miss Mary Doneghy, a native of Boyle County, but of Irish parentage.  Both
James P. Boldrick and wife are deceased.  Their children are Mary (widow of
Lee Mitchell), Lucy (Cundiff), Sarah (Cundiff) and George D. Boldrick.  The
last named was born and educated in Danville, and made that his home until
removing to Lebanon, Marion County, where, in 1868, he established a drug
store, which business he conducted profitably until 1880, when he sold to
C.F. McAfee.  He then engaged in distilling under the firm name of Boldrick
& Callaghan, which still continues.  Mr. Boldrick married, in 1868, Miss
Carrie Spalding.  She died in March, 1875, leaving three children: Samuel,
Ralph and Charles Boldrick.  His present wife, to whom he was married in
1878, was Miss Kate Tobin, Daughter of Lawrence Tobin, of Frankfort, Ky.
They have three children, viz.: Mary, George and John Boldrick.  Mr.
Boldrick is a member of the Catholic Church and also of the C.K. of A.

Boldrick Doneghy Mitchell Cundiff McAfee Callaghan Spalding Tobin
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Boyle-KY Ireland

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