Healy family of Georgetown-associated siblings

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The Healy family of Georgetown-associated siblings were a prominent 19th-century mixed-race Catholic family whose members—including several priests and educators—played key roles in the development and leadership of Georgetown University.

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instanceOf 19th-century American family
Catholic family
family
connectionTo Georgetown University NERFINISHED
Jesuits NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
ethnicity mixed-race
father Michael Morris Healy NERFINISHED
heritage Irish American and African descent
historicalContext lived under U.S. slavery and Reconstruction eras
knownFor educational leadership in Catholic institutions
several members becoming Catholic priests and religious
legacy considered pioneers among Black Catholics in the United States
subject of scholarship on race and passing in American Catholic history
legalStatusOfParentsMarriage interracial union illegal under Georgia law at the time
mother Mary Eliza Smith NERFINISHED
notableFor African American Catholic history
association with Georgetown University
leadership roles in Catholic Church and education
notableMember Alexander Sherwood Healy NERFINISHED
Eliza Healy NERFINISHED
Eugene Healy NERFINISHED
Hugh Healy NERFINISHED
James Augustine Healy NERFINISHED
Josephine Healy NERFINISHED
Martha Healy NERFINISHED
Michael Augustine Healy NERFINISHED
Patrick Francis Healy NERFINISHED
Sherwood Healy NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Georgia NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
socialStatus prominent Catholic family
timePeriod 19th century

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Patrick Francis Healy partOf Healy family of Georgetown-associated siblings