General Notes

She had at least 8 children, 5 living in the 1900 Census and at least 6 were  with Martin Curry, her first husband. She is listed in Nasewaupee Twp, on the same page with Kenneys, and Gillicks in the 1870 and 1880 census records.
According to 1900 census, she came to US in 1866.
She had 8 children by 1990 with 5 living.

Obituary state her last name as Long.  Also, It shows she married patrick Curry, but the census shows his name as Martin Curry.
From the door county advocate on February 20th 1920, the Sawyer News read:
Death of Mrs. Kenney.  Passes Away Friday, Having Been a Resident of County Nearly Half Century.  Mrs. James Kenney, who came to this county nearly a half-century ago, was buried here Monday.  She died last Friday morning having been ill but one week.  Her death was caused by pneumonia.  Rev. Pfeiffer officiated at the burial. Interment was made in the Sturgeon Bay Catholic cemetery.  Mrs. Kenney's maiden name was Mary Long and she was born in Canada in 1842.  She married Patrick Curry and in the sixties they came to this county, settling on a farm near Maplewood.  Several years after Mr. Curry's death she married James Kenney and they lived on the farm near Maplewood until about four years ago when they moved to Sawyer. Besides her husband she leaves five children: James Curry of this city, John of Virginia, Minn., Pat of Sevastopol, Mrs. Hugh Goff of Nasewaupee, and Kate, who is at home.

Here is the obit from Door County News:
Mrs. James Kenny
There passed away at her home in the Fourth ward on Friday morning. February 20th, Mrs. James Kenny one of the old residents of the county, after an illness of only about a week with pneumonia. She had not been in very good health for some- time and when attacked by the disease fell an easy victim. Mrs. James Kenny nee Mary Long was born in Kent county, Ontario Canada, May 26,1842, being in her 78th year/' She "was married in Canada to Martin Curry, coming to this county with her husband in 1867-53 years ago next June. They, settled in the town of Nasewaupee, where her husband  died in 1876. In 1880 she was United in marriage by Father Blume in this city to James Kenny and continued to make her home in Nasewaupee until about seven years ago, when the couple retired from active work and came to the Fourth ward to make their home.  Mrs. Kenny was the mother of eight children, five of whom survive. These are James Curry of. this city, John Curry .of Virginal City, Miniru Patrick Curry' of Sevastopol,:, Katharine at home, and Mrs.'Mary Goss* of Nasewaupee.
The funeral services were held on Tuesday morning at Corpus Christ church, Sawyer, Rev. H. Pfeifer officiating. Interment took place in the Catholic cemetery in the town of Sevastopol, a large cortege of relatives, friends and neighbors following the remains to their last resting place.'
When Mrs. Kenny came to this county it was a wilderness and it was such pioneers as she who made it what it is today. Raising a large family of children and assisting on the farm was not easy task in the early days, but she lived to enjoy the fruits of her labors in the latter years of her life.