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Genealogical History Of Hudson And Bergen Counties New Jersey
JOHN MOYLAN

Originally published in 1900
Cornelius Burnham Harvey, Editor


Edited by GET NJ, COPYRIGHT 2003

JOHN MOYLAN, of North Bergen, is the son of John and Mary (Colhana) Moylan and a grandson of John Moylan, Sr., and Thomas Colhana. He was born in County Limerick, Ireland, November 18, 1841. After receiving a public school education he engaged in the grocery and liquor trade in Limerick, continuing two and one-half years.

In 1862 he came to this country and settled in New York, where he successfully followed the liquor business until April, 1891, when he moved to North Bergen, Hudson County, N. J. Here, on Bergenline Avenue, near the Guttenberg racetrack, Mr. Moylan purchased and still conducts one of the most popular hotels in his section. He is a consistent Democrat, but has never been active in political affairs, preferring to devote his time and energies wholly to business. In the growth and prosperity of the town, however, and especially in the development of his immediate neighborhood, he has been useful and influential. He was active in the organization of the North Bergen Fire Department, of which he has continually been a leading member, and which he served as Treasurer for three years, declining a fourth term in 1899. He is a public spirited citizen, and respected for those qualities which mark the successful man.

Mr. Moylan was married, August 15, 1871, to Mary Adams, daughter of Michael Adams, of County Limerick, Ireland. Their only child, Mary Moylan, died in 1877.

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