Edward met Winifred @ a St. Mary’s Church function in Rochester NY.
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The following information came from the Rochester City Directory @ Main Library
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The 1865 NYS Census , stated that Edward Tierney, age 16. (a error)
in 1867 Edward J. Tierney would have been.............18 years old
in 1868, Work = Machinist @ 100 S. St. Paul St., Home, 46 Ontario St.
in 1869/1881, Work = Machinist, Home, Ontario St. near North Union, #?
in 1882, Machinist @ Browns Race near Furnace St., Home, 131 Scio St.
in 1883, Machinist @ Browns Race near Furnace St., Home, 75 Ontario St.
in 1884, Machinist @ 12 South Water St., .................Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1885, Machinist @ Browns Race near Furnace St., Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1884, 1885,1886,1887....... William Gleason operated "Machine Tool Mfg." @ 10 Brown's
...................Race / near Furnace Street, so is this where Edward J. Tierney worked ?
in 1886, Machinist @ 344 North St. Paul St., ............Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1887, Machinist @ 222 Mill St., .............................Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1888, Machinist @ 254 Mill St., ...........................Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1889, Machinist @ 254 Mill St., ...........................Home, 107 Ontario St.
in 1890/91, Machinist @ 48 Platt St., ......................Home, 107 Ontario St.
Business @ 48 Platt St was Machinery Construction Company
in 1891/1892, Machinist @ 138 N. Water St., ...............Home, 107 Ontario St.
Business @ 138 N. Water St. was Laundry Machinery & Supply Association
in 1895/1896, Machinist @ 48 Platt St., ......................Home, 53 Weld St.
in 1896/1897, Machinist @ 220 Mill St., ............................Home, 53 Weld St.
Business @ 220 Mill St. was C. J. Palmer Machinist Co.
in 1897/1898, Machinist @ 220 Mill St., ............................Home, 53 Weld St.
in 1898 , Machinist @ 3 Frank St., ..............................Home, 53 Weld St.
Business @ 3 Frank St. was Rochester Machine Tool Works (Engines)
in 1900/1901, Machinist @ 146 N. Water St., ..............................Home, 53 Weld St.
Business @ 146 N. Water St. was A. Piehler & Co. Publishers
in 1902/1903, Machinist @ 111 N. Water St., ..............................Home, 53 Weld St.
Business @ 146 N. Water St. was T. B. Dunn Co. Perfumery-Sen-Sen Co.
in 1904/1905, Machinist @ 111 N. Water St., ..............................Home, 53 Weld St.
in 1906/1907, Machinist ...............................................................Home, 53 Weld St.
in 1907/1908, Machinist, @ 146 North WaterSt..........................Boards @, 136 Delevan St.
in 1908/1909, Machinist, @ 34 Court St.....................................Boards @, 136 Delevan St.
136 Delevan St. was the home of Miss Mary McHugh.....?
but ......135 Delevan St. was the home of William Held a hatter & Bernard G. Held a Clerk
Was the Directory in error ? and Edward was actually boarding with the Held Family ?
Was this the same Held Family that Ray Tierney formed a Reality Co. with ?

in 1909............, Machinist , ............................................Home, 208 Lyndhurst St.
in 1910/1911, Machinist @ 161 N. Water St., .................Home, 208 Lyndhurst St.
Business @ 161 N. Water St. was Charles Englert Co. Machinist
in 1911/1921, Machinist ................................................Home, 208 Lyndhurst St.
in 1922 Edward J. Tierney Died
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You can see from the above list of work locations & various Machine Companies, that Edward had to constantly seek employment or was sought after by those in the Machine Industry.
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The following was taken from the 1892 NYS, Rochester Census @ Mormon Center
Edward Tierney, age 44, born Ireland, occupation “Machinist” & Winifred, 42, James, 18,
Mary J., 21, Joseph, 17, Edward, 14, Nellie, 13, Lizzie, 9, Raymond, 7, Walter, 4.
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in the 1900 U.S. Census Edward J. Tierney was listed as born Jan. 1849, 51 years old, Married 29 years,with 9 children, born in Ireland, Mother & Father born in Ireland, immigrated to U.S. in 1849, now working as a Machinist
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The following information came from the 1910 US Census, 16th Ward, 208 Lyndhurst Street.
Edward Tierney, 60, born Ireland, Imigrated to US in 1851, Occupation: Machinist @ Punch & Die Making Co. Wife Winifred A. age 57, married 38 years, havig 11 children & 8 living.
Joseph B. Moulder @ Iron Foundry, Elizabeth 26, Raymond J. 24, Butcher @ Meat Market, Employer;
Walter 22, Butcher @ Meat Market, Arthur J. 16, Errand boy @ Meat Market.
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The 1915 NYS Census...had the following information, @ Rochester Main library:
for the address of 208 Lyndhurst Street,Ward 16, Rochester NY
Edward Tierney...Head, age 66 born in Ireland, occupation: Machinist
Winfred Tierney...Wife, age 64 born in US, occupation: Housewife
Joseph Tierney...Son, age 38 born in US, occupation: Meat Dealer
Raymond Tierney...Son, age 29 born in US, occupation: Meat Cutter
Walter Tierney...Son, age 27 born in US, occupation: Meat Cutter
Arthur Tierney...Son, age 21 born in US, occupation: Bookkeeper
Elizabeth Tierney...Daughter, age 25 born in US, occupation: Housework
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Tierney Family Home provided by Edward J. Sr. & Winifred Tierney
........................Known as "Ma&Pa" to the children of the family.
1901 Tierney Family @ 55 Weld Street
1906 Tierney Family @ 53 Weld Street
1907 Tierney Family @ 108 Ontario Street
1908/22 Tierney Family @ 208 Lyndhurst Street
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Edward J. Tierney (Pa Tierney) & Winifred (Maloney) Tierney (Ma Tierney) lived @ 208 Lyndhurst Street till 1921. Then in 1922 they purchased a single home & moved to 1489 Culver Road @ the corner of Westchester Avenue & Culver Road and Edward died there that year. Then in 1926 Winifred Tierney a widow purchased a double House @ 1448 Culver Road and into this home moved Joe Tierney, Bettsy Tierney & later Edward Tierney Junior leaving his Wife Helen, lived with Ma Tierney, till she died in November 19,1935. Betsy & Joe continued to live in this home @ 1489 Culver Road. till 1926 and then moved to the home @ 1448 Culver Road, till their deaths:
Joseph 1952 & Betsy in 1968.

I checked the Rochester Directory a second time and there is no listing for Westchester Ave......but the death notice below shows him living @ 1489 Culver Road at the time of death, so I assume they moved from 208 Lyndhurst Street in 1921 or early in 1922.
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Death Record as printed in "Democrat & Chronicle Newspaper" of October 6, 1922

Edward J. Tierney:
Edward J. Tierney died yesterday morning at the family home, No. 1489 Culver Road, aged 73 years. He leaves his wife, Winifred A. Tierney, two daughters, Miss Elizabeth A. Tierney and Mrs. C. W. Lansing: five sons, Joseph B., Edward J., Raymond J., Walter L., and Arthur J. Tierney, and nineteen grandchildren. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning @ 8:30 o'clock from the home and @ 9 o'clock from Saint Ambrose Church.
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Edward J. Tierney purchased the burial site @ Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester New York. Seven Grave Sites @ Lot #236, in Section J , on December 25, 1903.
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The March 7, 1999 Democrat & Chronicle story of The Gleason Works: stated the following:
1836.William Gleason born in County Tipperary, in Ireland
1848..William Gleason was 12 & imigrated to Canada due to Potato Famine
1851..William Gleason in Rochester NY, picked berries @ a farm where St. Mary's is today
1853..apprenticed at a Machine Shop
1865...Opened a Machine-Tool Shop @ Brown's Race
1871..William's Machine-Tool Shop closed
1872...William was Machinist for Kidd Iron Works @ Brown's Rase
1874..William was granted a patent for his invention of " Bevel Gear Planer"
and opened & operated his own Gear Factory...from then on.
1889...Gleason Factory burned to the ground.
Where did the information come from that said Edward worked for the Gleason Company?