Crimmins, JoHn DAnI

, contractor, b. in New Lincoln shire, England, 1865-1871; rector at Work- York, 18 May, 1844, son of Thomas and Johanna sop, Nottingham shire, 1871-1875; mi ionary rector (O’Keefe) Crimmins. Education: public schools and at Lincoln 1875-; vicar-general of the diocese of College of St. Francis Xavier, New York. Married Nottingham 1901-; protonotary Apostolic 1905; Lily Louise Lalor (d. 1888); partner in his father’s provost of Nottingham Chapter. As rector at contracting busine , 1864; head of the firm, 1873- Lincoln has built new church, Presbytery, Parish; park commi ioner of New York, 1883-1888; Hall and additions to school. Author of an “‘ His to rip residential elector (democratic), 1892, 1904, 1908; cal Account of the English College, Lisbon’’, and of a president, E ex and Hudson Land Improvement pamphlet against the continuity of the English Co., vice-president and director: N. Y. Mortgage hurch. and Security Co.; Broadway Safe Deposit Co.; ARTICLE: NorrinaHam, Diocese or. Title Ins. Co. of N. Y.; director: Fifth Ave. Bank; Central-Hudson Steamboat Co.; Chelsea Realty Crofton, KaTuerine, b. at New London, Con- Co.; U.S. Realty and Improvement Co.; Pa. Tunnel necticut, 27 March, 1889. Education: Convent of and Terminal R. R. Co.; treasurer: Board of Trustees the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville, New York. of St. Patrick’s Cathedral; Friendly Sons of St. A istant librarian, Columbus Branch, New York Patrick; trustee: Catholic University of America; Public Library, 1909-1910; librarian, The Encyclo- Seton Sanatorium; St. John’s Day Nursery; Provident pedia Pre , Inc., 1910—; Loan A .; member of: the Board of Directors of the ARTICLE: Paranysa, Diocese or. Catholic Encyclopedia; the Board of Managers of St. Vincent’s Hospital, Soc. for the Reformation of Cronin, Richt REVEREND MonsiGNor CHARLES Juvenile Delinquents, Amer. 8. P. C. A.; patron of JOHN, D.D. Education: St. Wilfrid’s College, Oak the Museum of Natural History; member of: Metro a moor, England; Oscott College, Birmingham; politan Museum of Art, Amer. Geographical Soc., English College and Greg or i an University, Rome. fellow for life of Amer. Fine Arts Soc.; created Knight Ordained 1893; mi ion priest, diocese of Birming- Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great, ham, 1894-1898; vice-rector, English College, Rome, by Pope Leo XIII, 1901. Author of: ‘Early Cele- 1898-1914; stationed at Oscott College, Birmingham, brations of St. Patrick’s Day in America’ (1902); England, 1914—; private chamberlain to His “Trish American Historical Miscellany” (1905); Holine 1907; procurator apud Romanam Curiam contributor to various periodicals. for several dioceses. Member of St. Bede’s Society, Birmingham. Author of: “The New Matrimonial Crimont, Very ReveREND JosePpH RAPHABL, Legislation” (Rome, 1908; 3 eds.); collaborator in (Shale at Ferriéres, France, 2 February, 1858. “History of Religions” (by Mer. Cronin: “The 63 HENRI CORDIER one