The 1860 Rochester Census lists Patrick as 16 years old = born in 1844 or 1845
with the occupation of “Tobacco Cutter”

Patrick was a Vetran of the Civil War:
Union Army, 14th New York State Artillery
Some confusion on this fact, as Ray Tierney Sr. does not mention this in his notes. ?
In Ray Tierney's notes " The Road Not Taken" written 1974 Ray said "James Maloney & his two sons Martin & James were in the Civil War"........
But the Rochester Directory shows him as Enlisted in Army 1866-67 City Directory book.

The following information came from Rochester Public Library, City Directory:

1864-65 Patrick Maloney, 14th N.Y.Artil. bds. 88 Pearl St......21 years old
1866-67 Patrick Maloney, Laborer, h - 8 Marrietta St, NoJames, James Jr. or Martin
1868 69 Patrick Maloney, Laborer, h - 108 N. St. Paul, No James, James Jr. or Martin
1880-81 Patrick Maloney, Laborer, bds. 17 Cady St
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The following appeared in the Monday, August 21, 1893 edition of The Democrat & Chronicle

"MALONEY- In this city, August 18th, 1893, Patrick Maloney, aged 50 years.
_Funeral this Monday morning @ 8:30 o'clock, from St. Mary's Hospital and @ 9 o'clock from St. Patrick's Cathedral."

There was also a Patrick Maloney who died April 10, 1912 @ age 65.....our Patrick would have been 69....?

There was a Patrick Maloney listed in 1890 Records of Surviving Soldiers in Rochester:
"Mary Widow of Patrick Maloney Private Co. K, 2nd NY Regiment, Enlisted 12 Jan. 1864
discharged 20 March, 1865"