Comprehensive roster and history of a storied New York society
This archival volume documents the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in the City of New York, presenting the roll of members, lists of officers, and a timeline of anniversary dinners and milestones through 1905. It offers a window into membership, leadership, and ceremonial life of the organization from its early years.
Readers gain a detailed snapshot of who belonged to the society and when key events occurred. The book compiles names, dates, and positions, providing a useful reference for researchers and enthusiasts of Irish American history and New York social clubs.
- Roll of members with dates and notes on membership status
- Chronological lists of presidents, treasurers, secretaries, and officers
- Records of anniversary dinners and where they were held
- Historical context for the Society’s activities in New York from its founding through 1905
Ideal for readers of social club histories, period New York, and genealogists researching Irish-American communities.