and Scollen Bridge, all in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, were named in his honour. His grave-marker in the priests' section of Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Ohio USA shows his name incorrectly as "Cornelius." His date of birth is also shown incorrectly. This is understandable because to everyone who knew him, in Ohio, he was simply "Father Con". They assumed his Christian name and guessed his year of birth. The cemetery authorities have wisely retained the historic original marker but kindly added a notice giving the correct details, and quoting part of this Wikipedia entry. References External links Notre Dame Magazine Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate 1841 births 1902 deaths Irish Roman Catholic missionaries 19th-century Irish Roman Catholic priests 20th-century deaths from tuberculosis Roman Catholic missionaries in Canada Roman Catholic missionaries in the United States 19th-century Canadian Roman Catholic priests Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate People from County Fermanagh Tuberculosis deaths in Ohio Irish emigrants to the United States (before 1923)