I’m thinking this could possibly be my grandfather William's Uncle / my Great Grandfather Patrick's  brother "Thomas" and his cousins.. I found the info below HERE
I’m thinking this because Leo Costello the son of, Patrick Costello (my grandfather Williams brother) and Patrick are buried at the same cemetery in Ionia..The names all being so close to what our Great Grandfather named his kids could just be coincidental or maybe we're connected. KATE ( Howard) Eliza (Finn) ( both Grandpa’s sisters) Thomas and William.. coincidence? maybe, maybe not... Maybe not brothers maybe cousins but if we can find the link to connect these two ..it leads us to Ireland.. 

 Thomas below is born in 1824 our Grandfather Patrick was born in 1831 so the timing works for brothers but that still a lot of speculation


·  ID: I10881
·  Name: Thomas Costello 1 2
·  Sex: M
·  Birth: 18 JUL 1824 in Ireland 3 2
·  Death: 24 MAR 1901 in Battle Creek, Calhoun Co. Michigan 3 2
·  Burial: Mt. Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Battle Creek, Calhoun Co., Michigan 4 2
·  Note:
[Thomas Costello.FTW]

 1860 Federal Census, Washtenaw Co., Michigan, Ypsilanti Twp., Page 74, Line 15-21, Dwelling 541, household 541, 28 June 1860:
Thomas Costello 39, M Taylor $2400 Real/$155 personal Born Ireland
Catherine " 40, F "
Catherine " 14, F England
John " 11, M Michigan
Eliza " 7, F "
William " 4, M "
Thomas " 1, M "

 1870 Federal Census, Washtenaw Co., Michigan, Ypsilanti Twp., PO Ypsilanti, pages 33-34, Lines 49, 1-6, Dwelling 245, Household 239, July 25 1870
Costello, Thos. 45 MW Tailor $4000 real/$1000 personal Born Ireland Parents of foreign birth 
--Catherine 45 FW Keeping house England "
--Kate 22 FW At home " "
--Eliza 17 FW At home Michigan "
--William 14 MW At school " "
--Thos. 13 MW At school " "
--Ellen 7 FW " "

 1880 Federal Census, Washtenaw Co., Michigan, Ypsilanti twp., Page 25 ED 244, lines 34-36, Dwelling 234, Household 238, June 22, 1880
Costello, Thomas, head MW 61, M Farming Born Ireland Father Ireland Mother Ireland
--Catherine, Wife FW 60, M Keeping house Ireland " "
--Nellie, daughter FW 17, S At home Michigan " "

 1900 Federal Census, Calhoun Co., Michigan, Battle Creek City, 4th Ward, ED 36, Sheet 4B, Line 61-63, Dwelling 81 Household 86, 123 Clay Street, June 1900
Costello, Thomas, Head WM Oct 1822, 77, M 50y. Emig. 1854, Nat. Born Ireland Father Ireland Mother Ireland No occupation
--Catherine, Wife WF May 1822, 78, M 50y. 1854 " " " 8 ch/ 6 living
--Kate, Daughter WF Dec. 1853, 46, S 1854 England " " No occupation 

 Consistent but NOT PROVEN found at Source Citation: Year: 1854; Arrival: New York , United States; Microfilm serial: M237; Microfilm roll: M237_141; Line: 21; List number: 791. Thomas Costello, age 22, male, laborer, Ireland, and Catharine, age 26, on ship Webster, arriving at New York from Liverpool, June 28, 1854.

 Source Information:
Ancestry.com. New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data:

 * Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M237, 675 rolls); Records of the U.S. Customs Service, Record Group 36; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
* Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1897-1957; (National Archives Microfilm Publication T715, 8892 rolls); Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service; National Archives, Washington, D.C.



Marriage 1 Catherine Bishop b: 23 APR 1823 in England
  • Married: ABT 1847
Children
  1. Has No Children Kate Costello b: 17 OCT 1852 in England
  2. Has No Children John Costello b: BET 1848 AND 1849 in Michigan
  3. Has No Children Eliza Costello b: BET 1852 AND 1853 in Michigan
  4. Has No Children William Costello b: BET 1855 AND 1856 in Michigan
  5. Has No Children Thomas Costello b: BET 1856 AND 1857 in Michigan
  6. Has No Children Ellen Costello b: BET 1862 AND 1863 in Michigan

 Sources:
  1. Title: 1870 Federal Census, Washtenaw Co., Michigan
    Text: 1870 Federal Census, Washtenaw Co., Michigan, Ypsilanti Twp., PO Ypsilanti, pages 33-34, Lines 49, 1-6, Dwelling 245, Household 239, July 25 1870
    Costello, Thos.. 45 MWTailor$4000 real/$1000 personalBorn IrelandParents of foreign birth
  2. Title: Thomas Costello.FTW
    Repository: 
    Media: Other
    Text: Date of Import: 26 Nov 2009
  3. Title: DAR, Battle Creek Chapter, Cemetery Records, compiled 1941
    Page: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Catholic, page 65
  4. Title: DAR, Battle Creek Chapter, Cemetery Records, compiled 1941
    Page: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Catholic, page 65
    Text: Castello, Catherine, Wife of Thomas, Born 1825, Died 1909
    Thomas, Husband of Catherine, Born 1824. Died 1901

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