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| 1 | "The Olds family became established in California during the memorable year of 1849 when Nelson H. Olds left his native place in Ohio and his occupation as a sailor on the lakes, and came by way of Cape Horn to San Francisco. Having served in the Mexican war from its beginning until the close of the struggle and having experienced the hardships of army life, expoure to weather and the fatigue of long marches, he was well adapted to take up the task of pioneer development in the far west. San Francisco in those days had attracted may desperadoes and as a member of the vigilance committee he did effective work in ridding the city of many of its most desperate ruffians. In July of 1850 he began to mine at the Sierra Diggings and remained there for two years, after which he opened a general store at San Lorenzo, Alameda county, in the Santa Clara valley. Meanwhile he had met and married Levina E. Martin, who was born in Michian and in 1852 settled in California. In 1856 they removed to a ranch in Marin county and engaged in dairying and general farm pursuits, remaining there for a long period. During 1878 they came to San diego and here he died in 1882, at the age of Fifty-eight years. At this writing his widow makes her home in Petaluma, this state, and is active notwithstanding her seventy-six years." - A History of California, Volume I, 1907 "The Olds family became established in California during the memorable year of 1849 when Nelson H. Olds left his native place in Ohio and his occupation as a sailor on the lakes, and came by way of Cape Horn to San Francisco. Having served in the Mexican war from its beginning until the close of the struggle and having experienced the hardships of army life, expoure to weather and the fatigue of long marches, he was well adapted to take up the task of pioneer development in the far west. San Francisco in those days had attracted may desperadoes and as a member of the vigilance committee he did effective work in ridding the city of many of its most desperate ruffians. In July of 1850 he began to mine at the Sierra Diggings and remained there for two years, after which he opened a general store at San Lorenzo, Alameda county, in the Santa Clara valley. Meanwhile he had met and married Levina E. Martin, who was born in Michian and in 1852 settled in California. In 1856 they removed to a ranch in Marin county and engaged in dairying and general farm pursuits, remaining there for a long period. During 1878 they came to San diego and here he died in 1882, at the age of Fifty-eight years. At this writing his widow makes her home in Petaluma, this state, and is active notwithstanding her seventy-six years." - A History of California, Volume I, 1907 | Olds, Nelson Horaitio (I9215)
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| 2 | , Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007 Name: Rilla B Finkler Birth Date: 1893 Gender: Female Race: White Residence Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States Death Date: 24 Jan 1970 Hospital of Death: Riverside Hospital Death Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA Certificate: 005309 Age at Death: 77 Certifier: Physician Marital Status: Married Census Tract: 0550 Source Citation: Certificate: 005309; Volume: 19952. ------- U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Rilla Finkler SSN: 277-10-8550 Last Residence: 43611 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA BORN: 29 Jun 1892 Died: Jan 1970 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) , Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007 Name: Rilla B Finkler Birth Date: 1893 Gender: Female Race: White Residence Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States Death Date: 24 Jan 1970 Hospital of Death: Riverside Hospital Death Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA Certificate: 005309 Age at Death: 77 Certifier: Physician Marital Status: Married Census Tract: 0550 Source Citation: Certificate: 005309; Volume: 19952. ------- U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Rilla Finkler SSN: 277-10-8550 Last Residence: 43611 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA BORN: 29 Jun 1892 Died: Jan 1970 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) , Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007 Name: Rilla B Finkler Birth Date: 1893 Gender: Female Race: White Residence Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States Death Date: 24 Jan 1970 Hospital of Death: Riverside Hospital Death Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA Certificate: 005309 Age at Death: 77 Certifier: Physician Marital Status: Married Census Tract: 0550 Source Citation: Certificate: 005309; Volume: 19952. ------- U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Rilla Finkler SSN: 277-10-8550 Last Residence: 43611 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA BORN: 29 Jun 1892 Died: Jan 1970 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) , Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007 Name: Rilla B Finkler Birth Date: 1893 Gender: Female Race: White Residence Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States Death Date: 24 Jan 1970 Hospital of Death: Riverside Hospital Death Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA Certificate: 005309 Age at Death: 77 Certifier: Physician Marital Status: Married Census Tract: 0550 Source Citation: Certificate: 005309; Volume: 19952. ------- U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Rilla Finkler SSN: 277-10-8550 Last Residence: 43611 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, USA BORN: 29 Jun 1892 Died: Jan 1970 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) | D, Rilla (I2847)
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| 3 | -- Today -- Wednesday -- a very important social event occurs in Viroqua, the marriage of Mr. Jerry T. Richards of Philadelphia, to Miss Florence Williams. The ceremony will occur at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. [?] D. Wiiliams at 10 o'clock. -- Today -- Wednesday -- a very important social event occurs in Viroqua, the marriage of Mr. Jerry T. Richards of Philadelphia, to Miss Florence Williams. The ceremony will occur at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. [?] D. Wiiliams at 10 o'clock. -- Today -- Wednesday -- a very important social event occurs in Viroqua, the marriage of Mr. Jerry T. Richards of Philadelphia, to Miss Florence Williams. The ceremony will occur at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. [?] D. Wiiliams at 10 o'clock. | Family: Jerre Turner Richards / Florence Williams (F3358)
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| 4 | --- Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Kenneth J. Aust SSN: 284-07-2852 Last Residence: 76010 Arlington, Tarrant, Texas, United States of America Born: 23 Jul 1913 Died: 25 Jan 1993 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Name: Kenneth Aust Death Date: 25 Jan 1993 Death County: Tarrant Gender: Male Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - January 26, 1993 ARLINGTON - Kenneth J. Aust, a retired tool maker, died Monday at an Arlington hospital. He was 79. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hugh M. Moore & Sons Funeral Home in Arlington. Prayer vigil will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, where he was a member. Burial will be in Moore Memorial Gardens. Mr. Aust was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Arlington for eight years. The family suggests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Survivors: Wife of 51 years, Dorothy Aust of Arlington; three sons, Kenneth F. Aust and Richard Aust, both of Arlington and Robert Aust of Fort Worth; daughter, Charlotte of Cleveland; brother, Herbert Aust of Florida; two sisters, Lucille Sich of Ohio and Florence Nielsen of California; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) Date: January 26, 1993 Edition: FINAL AM Page: 15 --- Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Kenneth J. Aust SSN: 284-07-2852 Last Residence: 76010 Arlington, Tarrant, Texas, United States of America Born: 23 Jul 1913 Died: 25 Jan 1993 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Name: Kenneth Aust Death Date: 25 Jan 1993 Death County: Tarrant Gender: Male Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - January 26, 1993 ARLINGTON - Kenneth J. Aust, a retired tool maker, died Monday at an Arlington hospital. He was 79. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hugh M. Moore & Sons Funeral Home in Arlington. Prayer vigil will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, where he was a member. Burial will be in Moore Memorial Gardens. Mr. Aust was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Arlington for eight years. The family suggests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Survivors: Wife of 51 years, Dorothy Aust of Arlington; three sons, Kenneth F. Aust and Richard Aust, both of Arlington and Robert Aust of Fort Worth; daughter, Charlotte of Cleveland; brother, Herbert Aust of Florida; two sisters, Lucille Sich of Ohio and Florence Nielsen of California; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) Date: January 26, 1993 Edition: FINAL AM Page: 15 --- Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Kenneth J. Aust SSN: 284-07-2852 Last Residence: 76010 Arlington, Tarrant, Texas, United States of America Born: 23 Jul 1913 Died: 25 Jan 1993 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Name: Kenneth Aust Death Date: 25 Jan 1993 Death County: Tarrant Gender: Male Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - January 26, 1993 ARLINGTON - Kenneth J. Aust, a retired tool maker, died Monday at an Arlington hospital. He was 79. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hugh M. Moore & Sons Funeral Home in Arlington. Prayer vigil will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, where he was a member. Burial will be in Moore Memorial Gardens. Mr. Aust was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Arlington for eight years. The family suggests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Survivors: Wife of 51 years, Dorothy Aust of Arlington; three sons, Kenneth F. Aust and Richard Aust, both of Arlington and Robert Aust of Fort Worth; daughter, Charlotte of Cleveland; brother, Herbert Aust of Florida; two sisters, Lucille Sich of Ohio and Florence Nielsen of California; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) Date: January 26, 1993 Edition: FINAL AM Page: 15 --- Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Kenneth J. Aust SSN: 284-07-2852 Last Residence: 76010 Arlington, Tarrant, Texas, United States of America Born: 23 Jul 1913 Died: 25 Jan 1993 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Name: Kenneth Aust Death Date: 25 Jan 1993 Death County: Tarrant Gender: Male | Aust, Kenneth Joseph (I3859)
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| 5 | --- Words of remembrance about my mom, delivered September 12, 2011 September 13, 2011 at 3:58 PM - Facebook - Kate Matthews One of my favorite verses of the Bible brings to a close the story of Abraham and Sarah, the ancestors of a large family almost as interesting as my own. To borrow from that verse, we could say this morning that Kathryn Mae Cox Matthews has breathed her last and has died in a good old age, full of years, and has been gathered to her people. My sisters and brothers and I have been comforted in recent days by the thought that our mother is now with her own beloved parents, and sisters, and brothers, and her little baby Ronald Mark, not to mention all those ancestors she loved to learn about as the great genealogical detective that she was. Still, knowing all that, with a firm resurrection faith, and with full intention to celebrate her long and richly blessed life, we are - still - sad together this morning. While we thank God that Mom’s suffering is over and past, and we have released her into the care of the God who knit her together so long ago in her mother’s womb, still…now is the time for us to feel the full weight of the sadness of saying good-bye. But a eulogy, you know, actually isn’t supposed to be sad; it’s supposed to be a good word, praise even, for this person we have loved, and who loved us, for so many years. Many of you knew our mother as Mrs. Matthews, as church member, business woman, neighbor - but our dad knew her as his one true lifelong love, Kathryn, and the nine of us knew her as our mom, and her 22 grandchildren knew her as Grandma (or some variation on that), and her 18 great-grandchildren, well, they just knew her as a quiet, gentle presence to whom we brought them to be held and loved and told how beautiful they are, even after she could no longer change a diaper or even feed them a bottle. My brother Chuck told me about a funny commercial where a young woman worrying about her parents after she goes off to school and leaves them empty-nesters says, “After all, I am their only child - except for my sister, of course.” I too am an only child, well, except for my six brothers and two sisters. And I know we could give nine different eulogies, nine different “good words,” but I suspect every single one of us would talk about… the pies. Yes, our mom made the best pies ever. She would take the cherries we picked from the tree just outside our bedroom window and bake them into the most memorable of warm cherry pies, that is, after she did our laundry, peeled five pounds of potatoes, helped with homework, and took care of the accounts payable that surrounded the living room chair. I don’t know how she did that, but I remember that even in the thousand and one everyday, repeated tasks, like packing school lunches for six or seven of us every day, she knew each one of us by name. I know this because I close my eyes and see my mother’s beautiful handwriting on the brown bag, naming this lunch as mine, with a sandwich, and maybe some chips, and a cookie or two. Supper was around a table every night - spaghetti on Monday, hamburgers on Saturday, and roast beef for Sunday dinner - and no matter how late Dad had to work, we waited for him and sat down together around that table to share the feast, like a mini-preview of that great feast in heaven, when God will welcome all of God’s children to be fed and loved and asked, “How was your day?” Every single one of us could tell you a hundred stories or more about Mom, some of them surprising, like the time our most deferential of mothers challenged my second-grade teacher, Sister Mary Julia, who had made the egregious error of giving me a C in reading. Yes, our mother went to parent-teacher night and challenged the nun, who then made the mistake of saying “C is good!” Sister never made that mistake again, and I looked up at my mother and thought some 1958-version of “You go, Girl!” When I remember that Mom - on legs that hurt her most of the time - walked over to West Tuscarawas with me and stood in the hot sun waiting for the bus to go down to the Palace Theatre to see “Sleeping Beauty,” I know that each one of my siblings has a story like that, about a time that Mom looked into our heart and knew that something would mean the world to us, and then did whatever it took to make it happen. I won’t try to tell their stories for them, but I honor their memories and hope they will share them with their children and grandchildren, and great-grandchildren after them. It’s so hard to pick just one or two things to say about our mother - not just that she could dance and sing (unlike a single one of her nine children) and quote Cicero. In Latin. Stuff that didn’t necessarily make her a better mother, but how cool was she, dancing the jitter-bug up there with Bootsy Parrish at the company picnics, and I stood there and watched, full of awe at how beautiful my mom was. So many people say that they felt that our mother was special to them, and that they were special to her. Her Christmas card list was as long as my arm, even years after she had outlived almost all of her contemporaries - she just opened up her arms in a wide embrace and kept adding special people to her life. Many of those special people are here today, or have reached out to us in recent days, and we want to thank you for your presence in her life. Finally, I lift up one more very important thing about our mother, in addition to her long, happy marriage to Dad (we just celebrated their 70th anniversary in November, in case you missed the front page of the paper that day): we remember that our mother loved God’s creatures, the animals that our family took in as pets, from generation to generation, way back to Skeeter the dog and including the horses, donkey, pony, Chinese weeding geese, cats, owls, rabbits (many, many rabbits), raccoons, and so on, right down to the dogs we brought to see her in her last months, and while Mom tried not to have favorites, my dog, Duncan, of course, was the one she loved best (oh, and Libby’s Bear, too) - anyway, even the stuffed animals that surrounded her in the nursing home brought her comfort and delight. Mom especially loved the memory of Hannah, the horse that she and Dad loved and cared for so tenderly in their eighties. Isn’t it appropriate then that their life’s work was focused on the care and feeding not just of children but of animals, too? I think that’s because Mom was a lot like just about everyone’s favorite saint, Francis of Assisi, who listened when Jesus said to consider the lilies of the field and the birds of the air, Francis, who loved the animals and seemed to speak his own language with them, Francis, who like our mother, prayed for peace: “Lord, make me an instrument of your peace, where there is hatred, let me sow love, where there is injury, pardon…where there is sadness, joy….for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.” Amen. --- Words of remembrance about my mom, delivered September 12, 2011 September 13, 2011 at 3:58 PM - Facebook - Kate Matthews One of my favorite verses of the Bible brings to a close the story of Abraham and Sarah, the ancestors of a large family almost as interesting as my own. To borrow from that verse, we could say this morning that Kathryn Mae Cox Matthews has breathed her last and has died in a good old age, full of years, and has been gathered to her people. My sisters and brothers and I have been comforted in recent days by the thought that our mother is now with her own beloved parents, and sisters, and brothers, and her little baby Ronald Mark, not to mention all those ancestors she loved to learn about as the great genealogical detective that she was. Still, knowing all that, with a firm resurrection faith, and with full intention to celebrate her long and richly blessed life, we are - still - sad together this morning. While we thank God that Mom’s suffering is over and past, and we have released her into the care of the God who knit her together so long ago in her mother’s womb, still…now is the time for us to feel the full weight of the sadness of saying good-bye. But a eulogy, you know, actually isn’t supposed to be sad; it’s supposed to be a good word, praise even, for this person we have loved, and who loved us, for so many years. Many of you knew our mother as Mrs. Matthews, as church member, business woman, neighbor - but our dad knew her as his one true lifelong love, Kathryn, and the nine of us knew her as our mom, and her 22 grandchildren knew her as Grandma (or some variation on that), and her 18 great-grandchildren, well, they just knew her as a quiet, gentle presence to whom we brought them to be held and loved and told how beautiful they are, even after she could no longer change a diaper or even feed them a bottle. My brother Chuck told me about a funny commercial where a young woman worrying about her parents after she goes off to school and leaves them empty-nesters says, “After all, I am their only child - except for my sister, of course.” I too am an only child, well, except for my six brothers and two sisters. And I know we could give nine different eulogies, nine different “good words,” but I suspect every single one of us would talk about… the pies. Yes, our mom made the best pies ever. She would take the cherries we picked from the tree just outside our bedroom window and bake them into the most memorable of warm cherry pies, that is, after she did our laundry, peeled five pounds of potatoes, helped with homework, and took care of the accounts payable that surrounded the living room chair. I don’t know how she did that, but I remember that even in the thousand and one everyday, repeated tasks, like packing school lunches for six or seven of us every day, she knew each one of us by name. I know this because I close my eyes and see my mother’s beautiful handwriting on the brown bag, naming this lunch as mine, with a sandwich, and maybe some chips, and a cookie or two. Supper was around a table every night - spaghetti on Monday, hamburgers on Saturday, and roast beef for Sunday dinner - and no matter how late Dad had to work, we waited for him and sat down together around that table to share the feast, like a mini-preview of that great feast in heaven, when God will welcome all of God’s children to be fed and loved and asked, “How was your day?” Every single one of us could tell you a hundred stories or more about Mom, some of them surprising, like the time our most deferential of mothers challenged my second-grade teacher, Sister Mary Julia, who had made the egregious error of giving me a C in reading. Yes, our mother went to parent-teacher night and challenged the nun, who then made the mistake of saying “C is good!” Sister never made that mistake again, and I looked up at my mother and thought some 1958-version of “You go, Girl!” When I remember that Mom - on legs that hurt her most of the time - walked over to West Tuscarawas with me and stood in the hot sun waiting for the bus to go down to the Palace Theatre to see “Sleeping Beauty,” I know that each one of my siblings has a story like that, about a time that Mom looked into our heart and knew that something would mean the world to us, and then did whatever it took to make it happen. I won’t try to tell their stories for them, but I honor their memories and hope they will share them with their children and grandchildren, and great-grandchildren after them. It’s so hard to pick just one or two things to say about our mother - not just that she could dance and sing (unlike a single one of her nine children) and quote Cicero. In Latin. Stuff that didn’t necessarily make her a better mother, but how cool was she, dancing the jitter-bug up there with Bootsy Parrish at the company picnics, and I stood there and watched, full of awe at how beautiful my mom was. So many people say that they felt that our mother was special to them, and that they were special to her. Her Christmas card list was as long as my arm, even years after she had outlived almost all of her contemporaries - she just opened up her arms in a wide embrace and kept adding special people to her life. Many of those special people are here today, or have reached out to us in recent days, and we want to thank you for your presence in her life. Finally, I lift up one more very important thing about our mother, in addition to her long, happy marriage to Dad (we just celebrated their 70th anniversary in November, in case you missed the front page of the paper that day): we remember that our mother loved God’s creatures, the animals that our family took in as pets, from generation to generation, way back to Skeeter the dog and including the horses, donkey, pony, Chinese weeding geese, cats, owls, rabbits (many, many rabbits), raccoons, and so on, right down to the dogs we brought to see her in her last months, and while Mom tried not to have favorites, my dog, Duncan, of course, was the one she loved best (oh, and Libby’s Bear, too) - anyway, even the stuffed animals that surrounded her in the nursing home brought her comfort and delight. Mom especially loved the memory of Hannah, the horse that she and Dad loved and cared for so tenderly in their eighties. Isn’t it appropriate then that their life’s work was focused on the care and feeding not just of children but of animals, too? I think that’s because Mom was a lot like just about everyone’s favorite saint, Francis of Assisi, who listened when Jesus said to consider the lilies of the field and the birds of the air, Francis, who loved the animals and seemed to speak his own language with them, Francis, who like our mother, prayed for peace: “Lord, make me an instrument of your peace, where there is hatred, let me sow love, where there is injury, pardon…where there is sadness, joy….for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.” Amen. | Matthews, Kathryn (I7091)
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| 7 | 12/11/2008 Matthew T. Hout Hout Family Archives 4522 Angela Drive Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-2004 Eleanor Svoboda 4743 Elizabeth Lane Brooklyn, Oh 44144 Dear Eleanor, Hope this letter finds you and your family in cheerful spirits this holiday season. As you may / may not know I am gathering information about our family history. Over the years I have been researching our ancestry and not branching out to gathering up to date information. I am hoping you will take the time to fill me in on the Svoboda family. I have enclosed several Family Group Worksheets; I would greatly appreicate if you could supply me information on your husband, children and grandchildren if possible. I look forward hearing from you. Happy Holidays, Matthew T. Hout Family Genealogist Hout Family Archives 12/11/2008 Matthew T. Hout Hout Family Archives 4522 Angela Drive Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-2004 Eleanor Svoboda 4743 Elizabeth Lane Brooklyn, Oh 44144 Dear Eleanor, Hope this letter finds you and your family in cheerful spirits this holiday season. As you may / may not know I am gathering information about our family history. Over the years I have been researching our ancestry and not branching out to gathering up to date information. I am hoping you will take the time to fill me in on the Svoboda family. I have enclosed several Family Group Worksheets; I would greatly appreicate if you could supply me information on your husband, children and grandchildren if possible. I look forward hearing from you. Happy Holidays, Matthew T. Hout Family Genealogist Hout Family Archives 12/11/2008 Matthew T. Hout Hout Family Archives 4522 Angela Drive Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-2004 Eleanor Svoboda 4743 Elizabeth Lane Brooklyn, Oh 44144 Dear Eleanor, Hope this letter finds you and your family in cheerful spirits this holiday season. As you may / may not know I am gathering information about our family history. Over the years I have been researching our ancestry and not branching out to gathering up to date information. I am hoping you will take the time to fill me in on the Svoboda family. I have enclosed several Family Group Worksheets; I would greatly appreicate if you could supply me information on your husband, children and grandchildren if possible. I look forward hearing from you. Happy Holidays, Matthew T. Hout Family Genealogist Hout Family Archives 12/11/2008 Matthew T. Hout Hout Family Archives 4522 Angela Drive Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-2004 Eleanor Svoboda 4743 Elizabeth Lane Brooklyn, Oh 44144 Dear Eleanor, Hope this letter finds you and your family in cheerful spirits this holiday season. As you may / may not know I am gathering information about our family history. Over the years I have been researching our ancestry and not branching out to gathering up to date information. I am hoping you will take the time to fill me in on the Svoboda family. I have enclosed several Family Group Worksheets; I would greatly appreicate if you could supply me information on your husband, children and grandchildren if possible. I look forward hearing from you. Happy Holidays, Matthew T. Hout Family Genealogist Hout Family Archives | Dooley, Eleanor Gertrude (I5605)
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| 8 | 1901 Scotland Census: Name: Mary Montgomery Age: under 10 days Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: William Mother's Name: Bridget Gender: Female Where born: Cadder, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 626A/1 Registration district: Cadder Western District Civil parish: Cadder County: Lanarkshire Address: Meiklehill Occupation: Ploughman ED: 2 Household Schedule number: 91 Line 3 Roll: CSSCT1901_250 Household Members: William Montgomery 26 Bridget Montgomery 23 Mary Montgomery under 10 days 1901 Scotland Census: Name: Mary Montgomery Age: under 10 days Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: William Mother's Name: Bridget Gender: Female Where born: Cadder, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 626A/1 Registration district: Cadder Western District Civil parish: Cadder County: Lanarkshire Address: Meiklehill Occupation: Ploughman ED: 2 Household Schedule number: 91 Line 3 Roll: CSSCT1901_250 Household Members: William Montgomery 26 Bridget Montgomery 23 Mary Montgomery under 10 days 1901 Scotland Census: Name: Mary Montgomery Age: under 10 days Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: William Mother's Name: Bridget Gender: Female Where born: Cadder, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 626A/1 Registration district: Cadder Western District Civil parish: Cadder County: Lanarkshire Address: Meiklehill Occupation: Ploughman ED: 2 Household Schedule number: 91 Line 3 Roll: CSSCT1901_250 Household Members: William Montgomery 26 Bridget Montgomery 23 Mary Montgomery under 10 days 1901 Scotland Census: Name: Mary Montgomery Age: under 10 days Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: William Mother's Name: Bridget Gender: Female Where born: Cadder, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 626A/1 Registration district: Cadder Western District Civil parish: Cadder County: Lanarkshire Address: Meiklehill Occupation: Ploughman ED: 2 Household Schedule number: 91 Line 3 Roll: CSSCT1901_250 Household Members: William Montgomery 26 Bridget Montgomery 23 Mary Montgomery under 10 days | Montgomery, Mary (I1159)
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| 10 | 6/14/2005 - Copyright 2005 St Marys Daily Press James W. Rigard, 88, of Byrnedale, died Monday, June 13, 2005 at Elk Regional Health Center following a brief illness. He was born January 18, 1917, in St. Marys, son of the late John and Mary Eckert Rigard. On July 14, 1945, in St. Mary's Monastery, he married Evelyn Antonio Rigard, who preceded him in death in 2003. He is survived by two sons, Wayne and Dennis Rigard, both of St. Marys; seven grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents and wife, he was predeceased by four brothers, Alois, Gilbert, George and Charles; and a sister, Sadie Fosberg. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Mr. Rigard was born and raised in St. Marys, moving to Bennetts Valley in 1949 where he spent the rest of his life. He attended St. Marys Catholic schools. He retired from Stackpole Carbon, St. Marys where he had worked for 49 years. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Force, Stackpole Quarter Century Club, Forty & Eight Club, Valley Legion Post 978 and a life member of the Byrnedale Rod and Gun Club. He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served in WWII. A Mass of Christian Burial for James W. Rigard will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church Thursday at 2:00 p.m., with Fr. Thomas Tyler officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. at Ralph M. Geer Funeral Home, Penfield. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: James W. Rigard Last Residence: 15827 Byrnedale, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 18 Jan 1917 Died: 13 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: James William Rigard [James W Rigard] SSN: 193018803 Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: 18 Jan 1917 Birth Place: St Marys Elk, Pennsylvania Death Date: 13 Jun 2005 Father: John Rigard Mother: Mary Eckert Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: Dec 1936: Name listed as JAMES WILLIAM RIGARD; 01 Jul 2005: Name listed as JAMES W RIGARD Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. 6/14/2005 - Copyright 2005 St Marys Daily Press James W. Rigard, 88, of Byrnedale, died Monday, June 13, 2005 at Elk Regional Health Center following a brief illness. He was born January 18, 1917, in St. Marys, son of the late John and Mary Eckert Rigard. On July 14, 1945, in St. Mary's Monastery, he married Evelyn Antonio Rigard, who preceded him in death in 2003. He is survived by two sons, Wayne and Dennis Rigard, both of St. Marys; seven grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents and wife, he was predeceased by four brothers, Alois, Gilbert, George and Charles; and a sister, Sadie Fosberg. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Mr. Rigard was born and raised in St. Marys, moving to Bennetts Valley in 1949 where he spent the rest of his life. He attended St. Marys Catholic schools. He retired from Stackpole Carbon, St. Marys where he had worked for 49 years. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Force, Stackpole Quarter Century Club, Forty & Eight Club, Valley Legion Post 978 and a life member of the Byrnedale Rod and Gun Club. He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served in WWII. A Mass of Christian Burial for James W. Rigard will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church Thursday at 2:00 p.m., with Fr. Thomas Tyler officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. at Ralph M. Geer Funeral Home, Penfield. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: James W. Rigard Last Residence: 15827 Byrnedale, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 18 Jan 1917 Died: 13 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: James William Rigard [James W Rigard] SSN: 193018803 Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: 18 Jan 1917 Birth Place: St Marys Elk, Pennsylvania Death Date: 13 Jun 2005 Father: John Rigard Mother: Mary Eckert Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: Dec 1936: Name listed as JAMES WILLIAM RIGARD; 01 Jul 2005: Name listed as JAMES W RIGARD Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. 6/14/2005 - Copyright 2005 St Marys Daily Press James W. Rigard, 88, of Byrnedale, died Monday, June 13, 2005 at Elk Regional Health Center following a brief illness. He was born January 18, 1917, in St. Marys, son of the late John and Mary Eckert Rigard. On July 14, 1945, in St. Mary's Monastery, he married Evelyn Antonio Rigard, who preceded him in death in 2003. He is survived by two sons, Wayne and Dennis Rigard, both of St. Marys; seven grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents and wife, he was predeceased by four brothers, Alois, Gilbert, George and Charles; and a sister, Sadie Fosberg. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Mr. Rigard was born and raised in St. Marys, moving to Bennetts Valley in 1949 where he spent the rest of his life. He attended St. Marys Catholic schools. He retired from Stackpole Carbon, St. Marys where he had worked for 49 years. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Force, Stackpole Quarter Century Club, Forty & Eight Club, Valley Legion Post 978 and a life member of the Byrnedale Rod and Gun Club. He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served in WWII. A Mass of Christian Burial for James W. Rigard will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church Thursday at 2:00 p.m., with Fr. Thomas Tyler officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. at Ralph M. Geer Funeral Home, Penfield. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: James W. Rigard Last Residence: 15827 Byrnedale, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 18 Jan 1917 Died: 13 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: James William Rigard [James W Rigard] SSN: 193018803 Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: 18 Jan 1917 Birth Place: St Marys Elk, Pennsylvania Death Date: 13 Jun 2005 Father: John Rigard Mother: Mary Eckert Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: Dec 1936: Name listed as JAMES WILLIAM RIGARD; 01 Jul 2005: Name listed as JAMES W RIGARD Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. 6/14/2005 - Copyright 2005 St Marys Daily Press James W. Rigard, 88, of Byrnedale, died Monday, June 13, 2005 at Elk Regional Health Center following a brief illness. He was born January 18, 1917, in St. Marys, son of the late John and Mary Eckert Rigard. On July 14, 1945, in St. Mary's Monastery, he married Evelyn Antonio Rigard, who preceded him in death in 2003. He is survived by two sons, Wayne and Dennis Rigard, both of St. Marys; seven grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents and wife, he was predeceased by four brothers, Alois, Gilbert, George and Charles; and a sister, Sadie Fosberg. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Mr. Rigard was born and raised in St. Marys, moving to Bennetts Valley in 1949 where he spent the rest of his life. He attended St. Marys Catholic schools. He retired from Stackpole Carbon, St. Marys where he had worked for 49 years. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Force, Stackpole Quarter Century Club, Forty & Eight Club, Valley Legion Post 978 and a life member of the Byrnedale Rod and Gun Club. He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served in WWII. A Mass of Christian Burial for James W. Rigard will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church Thursday at 2:00 p.m., with Fr. Thomas Tyler officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. at Ralph M. Geer Funeral Home, Penfield. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: James W. Rigard Last Residence: 15827 Byrnedale, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 18 Jan 1917 Died: 13 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: James William Rigard [James W Rigard] SSN: 193018803 Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: 18 Jan 1917 Birth Place: St Marys Elk, Pennsylvania Death Date: 13 Jun 2005 Father: John Rigard Mother: Mary Eckert Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: Dec 1936: Name listed as JAMES WILLIAM RIGARD; 01 Jul 2005: Name listed as JAMES W RIGARD Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. | Rigard, James William (I6508)
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| 12 | Deceased Name: Eugene R. "Gene" BrechtelRidgway Record, The (PA) - July 25, 2011Section: ObituariesPage: 5Eugene R. "Gene" Brechtel, 84, of 159 Terra Cotta Rd., Johnsonburg, died Saturday afternoon, July 23, 2011, at Pincrest Manor in St. Marys following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct. 4, 1926, in Warren, son of the late Eugene F. and Madeline Weidert Brechtel. On April 7, 1948, he married Catherine J. Rezmerski, who died June 17, 1997. Formerly of Rasselas, he was a 1944 W Wilcox High School graduate and had resided in Johnsonburg since 1948. He was a World War II veteran, having served overseas in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater with the 27th Infantry Division and later with the 720th MP Battalion in Tokyo during the occupation of Japan. He was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg American Legion Post 501, Wilcox Sportsmen's Club and the National Rifle Association. He was retired from Penntech Papers, Inc. of Johnsonburg after 43 years of service. HHe is survived by two sons, Wayne C. Brechtel of Ridgway, and Richard A. "Rick" Brechtel and his wife Julia of Johnsonburg; one daughter, Marsha, Mrs. Robert Calla of Johnsonburg; five grandchildren, Paul C. Brechtel, Lauren Pura, Renee Brechtel, and David and Corey Calla; eight great-grandchildren, C. Logan Brechtel, Carson and Cooper Pura, Nicklas and Parker Calla, and Gracie, Tony and Callie Jo Calla; and two half-sisters, Sandy, Mrs. Reggie Yeager of St. Marys and Sue Morris of Kanane. In addition to his wife and parents, he was predeceased by a daughter, Mary Lisa Brechtel, in infancy; a sister, Eileen Brechtel; and a halfbrother, Joseph Brechtel. A Mass of Christian Burial for Eugene R. Brechtel will be conducted at Holy Cross Church, Rasselas, on Wednesday, July 27, at 10 a.m. Officiating will be the Rev. David J. Wilson, pastor. Interment will be at Holy Rosary Cemetery, Johnsonburg. Friends will be received at the Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut St., Johnsonburg, on Tuesday, July 26 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Military honors will be accorded by the Johnsonburg-Wilcox Servicemen's Detail. Detail members are asked to assemble at the funeral home Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. If desired, memorial contributions should be made to Pinecrest Manor, 763 Johnsonburg Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the VA Hospital in Erie. Deceased Name: Eugene R. "Gene" BrechtelRidgway Record, The (PA) - July 25, 2011Section: ObituariesPage: 5Eugene R. "Gene" Brechtel, 84, of 159 Terra Cotta Rd., Johnsonburg, died Saturday afternoon, July 23, 2011, at Pincrest Manor in St. Marys following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct. 4, 1926, in Warren, son of the late Eugene F. and Madeline Weidert Brechtel. On April 7, 1948, he married Catherine J. Rezmerski, who died June 17, 1997. Formerly of Rasselas, he was a 1944 W Wilcox High School graduate and had resided in Johnsonburg since 1948. He was a World War II veteran, having served overseas in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater with the 27th Infantry Division and later with the 720th MP Battalion in Tokyo during the occupation of Japan. He was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg American Legion Post 501, Wilcox Sportsmen's Club and the National Rifle Association. He was retired from Penntech Papers, Inc. of Johnsonburg after 43 years of service. HHe is survived by two sons, Wayne C. Brechtel of Ridgway, and Richard A. "Rick" Brechtel and his wife Julia of Johnsonburg; one daughter, Marsha, Mrs. Robert Calla of Johnsonburg; five grandchildren, Paul C. Brechtel, Lauren Pura, Renee Brechtel, and David and Corey Calla; eight great-grandchildren, C. Logan Brechtel, Carson and Cooper Pura, Nicklas and Parker Calla, and Gracie, Tony and Callie Jo Calla; and two half-sisters, Sandy, Mrs. Reggie Yeager of St. Marys and Sue Morris of Kanane. In addition to his wife and parents, he was predeceased by a daughter, Mary Lisa Brechtel, in infancy; a sister, Eileen Brechtel; and a halfbrother, Joseph Brechtel. A Mass of Christian Burial for Eugene R. Brechtel will be conducted at Holy Cross Church, Rasselas, on Wednesday, July 27, at 10 a.m. Officiating will be the Rev. David J. Wilson, pastor. Interment will be at Holy Rosary Cemetery, Johnsonburg. Friends will be received at the Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut St., Johnsonburg, on Tuesday, July 26 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Military honors will be accorded by the Johnsonburg-Wilcox Servicemen's Detail. Detail members are asked to assemble at the funeral home Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. If desired, memorial contributions should be made to Pinecrest Manor, 763 Johnsonburg Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the VA Hospital in Erie. | Brechtel, Eugene Richard (I4095)
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| 13 | California, Death Index, 1940-1997Name: Thomas Francis UsherSocial Security #: 452031386Gender: MaleBirth Date: 10 Oct 1903Birth Place: MissouriDeath Date: 21 Nov 1991Death Place: San DiegoMother's Maiden Name: McDonoughSource CitationDate: 1991-11-21Source InformationAncestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.---U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name: Thomas F. UsherSSN: 452-03-1386BORN: 10 Oct 1903Died: 21 Nov 1991State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)Source CitationNumber: 452-03-1386; Issue State: Texas; Issue Date: Before 1951Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. California, Death Index, 1940-1997Name: Thomas Francis UsherSocial Security #: 452031386Gender: MaleBirth Date: 10 Oct 1903Birth Place: MissouriDeath Date: 21 Nov 1991Death Place: San DiegoMother's Maiden Name: McDonoughSource CitationDate: 1991-11-21Source InformationAncestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.---U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name: Thomas F. UsherSSN: 452-03-1386BORN: 10 Oct 1903Died: 21 Nov 1991State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)Source CitationNumber: 452-03-1386; Issue State: Texas; Issue Date: Before 1951Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. | Usher, Thomas Francis (I5312)
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| 14 | Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973Name:Annie F. HunklerGender:FemaleBirth Date:30 Dec 1887Birth Place:Malaga, Monroe, OhioFather:John HunklerMother:Catharine WagonerFHL Film Number:940295Source InformationAncestry.com. Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data:"Ohio Births and Christenings, 1821-1962." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2011. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled records. Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973Name:Annie F. HunklerGender:FemaleBirth Date:30 Dec 1887Birth Place:Malaga, Monroe, OhioFather:John HunklerMother:Catharine WagonerFHL Film Number:940295Source InformationAncestry.com. Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data:"Ohio Births and Christenings, 1821-1962." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2011. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled records. | Hunkler, Anna (I5953)
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| 15 | U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name: John William Dill[John W Dill] SSN: 174245264Gender: MaleRace: WhiteBirth Date: 6 Dec 1931Birth Place: Erie, PennsylvaniaDeath Date: 19 Feb 1996Father: Joseph J DillMother: Margaret HathawayType of Claim: Original SSN.Notes: Dec 1946: Name listed as JOHN WILLIAM DILL; 28 Feb 1996: Name listed as JOHN W DILLSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name: John William Dill[John W Dill] SSN: 174245264Gender: MaleRace: WhiteBirth Date: 6 Dec 1931Birth Place: Erie, PennsylvaniaDeath Date: 19 Feb 1996Father: Joseph J DillMother: Margaret HathawayType of Claim: Original SSN.Notes: Dec 1946: Name listed as JOHN WILLIAM DILL; 28 Feb 1996: Name listed as JOHN W DILLSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. | Dill, John William (I621)
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| 16 | U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Eugene Frederick Pistner[Eugene F Pistner] SSN:721169013Gender:MaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:23 May 1926Birth Place:Johnsonburg, PennsylvaniaDeath Date:15 May 1998Father:Fred A PistnerMother:Florence WeidertType of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Sep 1942: Name listed as EUGENE FREDERICK PISTNER; 29 May 1998: Name listed as EUGENE F PISTNERSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Eugene Frederick Pistner[Eugene F Pistner] SSN:721169013Gender:MaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:23 May 1926Birth Place:Johnsonburg, PennsylvaniaDeath Date:15 May 1998Father:Fred A PistnerMother:Florence WeidertType of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Sep 1942: Name listed as EUGENE FREDERICK PISTNER; 29 May 1998: Name listed as EUGENE F PISTNERSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. | Pistner, Eugene Fredrick (I1923)
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| 17 | U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name:Shirley A. BellSSN:221-46-9216Last Residence:91406 Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, USABORN:18 Jul 1956Died:26 Oct 1999State (Year) SSN issued:Delaware (1972)Source CitationNumber: 221-46-9216; Issue State: Delaware; Issue Date: 1972Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Shirley Annemarie Wegemer[Shirley Annmarie Bell] [Shirley Bell] SSN:221469216Gender:FemaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:18 Jul 1956Birth Place:Wilmington N, Delaware[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] Death Date:26 Oct 1999Type of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Oct 1972: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNEMARIE WEGEMER; 22 Apr 1981: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNMARIE BELL; 04 Dec 1998: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNEMARIE BELL; 02 Nov 1999: Name listed as SHIRLEY A BELL U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name:Shirley A. BellSSN:221-46-9216Last Residence:91406 Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, USABORN:18 Jul 1956Died:26 Oct 1999State (Year) SSN issued:Delaware (1972)Source CitationNumber: 221-46-9216; Issue State: Delaware; Issue Date: 1972Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Shirley Annemarie Wegemer[Shirley Annmarie Bell] [Shirley Bell] SSN:221469216Gender:FemaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:18 Jul 1956Birth Place:Wilmington N, Delaware[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] Death Date:26 Oct 1999Type of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Oct 1972: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNEMARIE WEGEMER; 22 Apr 1981: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNMARIE BELL; 04 Dec 1998: Name listed as SHIRLEY ANNEMARIE BELL; 02 Nov 1999: Name listed as SHIRLEY A BELL | Wegemer, Shirley A (I2903)
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| 18 | U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name:Winnefred HoldenSSN:368-26-0444Last Residence:48210 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USABORN:26 Mar 1928Died:16 Apr 1994State (Year) SSN issued:Michigan (Before 1951)Source CitationNumber: 368-26-0444; Issue State: Michigan; Issue Date: Before 1951Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Winifred Mildred Ulrich[Winifred Mildred Eaton] [Winifred Holden] [Winnifred Holdlden] [Winnefred Holden] SSN:368260444Gender:FemaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:26 Mar 1928Birth Place:Petoskey Emm, Michigan[Petoskey, Michigan] Death Date:16 Apr 1994Father:George V UlrichMother:Helen E DanielsType of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Mar 1944: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED ULRICH; Oct 1946: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED EATON; Apr 1969: Name listed as WINIFRED MIL HOLDEN; 11 Jan 1985: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED HOLDEN; 16 Jun 1988: Name listed as WINNIFRED MILDRED HOLDEN; 14 May 1994: Name listed as WINNEFRED HOLDENSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014Name:Winnefred HoldenSSN:368-26-0444Last Residence:48210 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USABORN:26 Mar 1928Died:16 Apr 1994State (Year) SSN issued:Michigan (Before 1951)Source CitationNumber: 368-26-0444; Issue State: Michigan; Issue Date: Before 1951Source InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007Name:Winifred Mildred Ulrich[Winifred Mildred Eaton] [Winifred Holden] [Winnifred Holdlden] [Winnefred Holden] SSN:368260444Gender:FemaleRace:WhiteBirth Date:26 Mar 1928Birth Place:Petoskey Emm, Michigan[Petoskey, Michigan] Death Date:16 Apr 1994Father:George V UlrichMother:Helen E DanielsType of Claim:Original SSN.Notes:Mar 1944: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED ULRICH; Oct 1946: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED EATON; Apr 1969: Name listed as WINIFRED MIL HOLDEN; 11 Jan 1985: Name listed as WINIFRED MILDRED HOLDEN; 16 Jun 1988: Name listed as WINNIFRED MILDRED HOLDEN; 14 May 1994: Name listed as WINNEFRED HOLDENSource InformationAncestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.Original data: Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007. | Ulrich, Winifred (I6187)
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| 19 | A funeral service celebrating the life of Harvey E. “Gene” Keyes, age 65, of Newark, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 12, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service. Burial will follow in Wilson Cemetery where the Licking County Veterans Alliance will provide military honors. Gene passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at his home with his family at his side. He was a son of the late Keith W. and Dorothy M. (Maxwell) Keyes. Gene was a proud family man and devoted firefighter; firefighting was his life. He joined Madison Township Fire Department in 1972, serving as Fire Chief from 1978-1994. Graduate of Licking Valley High School 1969. Gene began his career at the Newark Air Force Base Fire Department serving as Assistant Fire Chief from 1981-98. He worked at and retired from Wright Patterson Air Base Fire Department from 1998-2003 where he had been the Fire Chief. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and son-in-law, three granddaughters, two sisters, an aunt, mother-in-law, a niece, three step daughters and their husbands, step grandchildren, two brothers-in-law, and a sister-in-law. Friends may call from 2-4 and 5-7 p.m. on Monday, January 11, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Association of Central Ohio, Chapter 1379, Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215 or to ViaQuest Hospice, 525 Metro, Suite #300, Dublin, OH 43017. A funeral service celebrating the life of Harvey E. “Gene” Keyes, age 65, of Newark, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 12, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service. Burial will follow in Wilson Cemetery where the Licking County Veterans Alliance will provide military honors. Gene passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at his home with his family at his side. He was a son of the late Keith W. and Dorothy M. (Maxwell) Keyes. Gene was a proud family man and devoted firefighter; firefighting was his life. He joined Madison Township Fire Department in 1972, serving as Fire Chief from 1978-1994. Graduate of Licking Valley High School 1969. Gene began his career at the Newark Air Force Base Fire Department serving as Assistant Fire Chief from 1981-98. He worked at and retired from Wright Patterson Air Base Fire Department from 1998-2003 where he had been the Fire Chief. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and son-in-law, three granddaughters, two sisters, an aunt, mother-in-law, a niece, three step daughters and their husbands, step grandchildren, two brothers-in-law, and a sister-in-law. Friends may call from 2-4 and 5-7 p.m. on Monday, January 11, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Association of Central Ohio, Chapter 1379, Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215 or to ViaQuest Hospice, 525 Metro, Suite #300, Dublin, OH 43017. A funeral service celebrating the life of Harvey E. “Gene” Keyes, age 65, of Newark, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 12, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service. Burial will follow in Wilson Cemetery where the Licking County Veterans Alliance will provide military honors. Gene passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at his home with his family at his side. He was a son of the late Keith W. and Dorothy M. (Maxwell) Keyes. Gene was a proud family man and devoted firefighter; firefighting was his life. He joined Madison Township Fire Department in 1972, serving as Fire Chief from 1978-1994. Graduate of Licking Valley High School 1969. Gene began his career at the Newark Air Force Base Fire Department serving as Assistant Fire Chief from 1981-98. He worked at and retired from Wright Patterson Air Base Fire Department from 1998-2003 where he had been the Fire Chief. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and son-in-law, three granddaughters, two sisters, an aunt, mother-in-law, a niece, three step daughters and their husbands, step grandchildren, two brothers-in-law, and a sister-in-law. Friends may call from 2-4 and 5-7 p.m. on Monday, January 11, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Association of Central Ohio, Chapter 1379, Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215 or to ViaQuest Hospice, 525 Metro, Suite #300, Dublin, OH 43017. A funeral service celebrating the life of Harvey E. “Gene” Keyes, age 65, of Newark, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 12, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service. Burial will follow in Wilson Cemetery where the Licking County Veterans Alliance will provide military honors. Gene passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at his home with his family at his side. He was a son of the late Keith W. and Dorothy M. (Maxwell) Keyes. Gene was a proud family man and devoted firefighter; firefighting was his life. He joined Madison Township Fire Department in 1972, serving as Fire Chief from 1978-1994. Graduate of Licking Valley High School 1969. Gene began his career at the Newark Air Force Base Fire Department serving as Assistant Fire Chief from 1981-98. He worked at and retired from Wright Patterson Air Base Fire Department from 1998-2003 where he had been the Fire Chief. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and son-in-law, three granddaughters, two sisters, an aunt, mother-in-law, a niece, three step daughters and their husbands, step grandchildren, two brothers-in-law, and a sister-in-law. Friends may call from 2-4 and 5-7 p.m. on Monday, January 11, at The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Association of Central Ohio, Chapter 1379, Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215 or to ViaQuest Hospice, 525 Metro, Suite #300, Dublin, OH 43017. | Keyes, Harvey Eugene (I3143)
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| 22 | According to Derek Byrne, the Wosley family raised her son on the condition that she leave Ireland for the US. | Conachy, Ann (I11048)
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| 23 | According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott´s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O´Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ` The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O´Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers´ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists´ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott’s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O’Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ‘ The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O’Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers’ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists’ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott´s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O´Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ` The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O´Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers´ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists´ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott´s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O´Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ` The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O´Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers´ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists´ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott´s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O´Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ` The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O´Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers´ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists´ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott´s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O´Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ` The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O´Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers´ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists´ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of Mr. William Conarchy, J.P., 7 Parnel square, which occurred suddenly at midnight on Sunday at his residence. Dr. Fottrell was immediately summoned, but found life extinct. Mr. Conarchy was a native of Kilsaran, Co. Louth, and was in his 64th year. He went to business in Dundalk, and came to Dublin as manager of Adam Scott’s. He subsequently went to Messrs. Mylod's tobacco factory, Talbot street, and continued there when the firm was taken over by Messrs. Murray, of Belfast, for whom he acted as commercial traveller for the south-east of Ireland for a quarter of a century. He was very popular on the road, and his hotel in Gardiner street was largely patronised. In 1907 he removed to Rutland (now Parnell) square, where his clientele became still wider, and his hotel was much availed of for social functions. He was a man of genial disposition, and his interest in public affairs was displayed in his occasional letters to the Press. He leaves a widow and five children, his eldest son, Sec. Lieut. W. Conarchy, Dublin Fusiliers, being on active service. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Conarchy, J.P. took place yesterday to Glasnevin Cemetery, following Mass at 9 o'clock celebrated by Rev. Father O’Reilly, C.C. The esteem and regard in which the deceased gentleman was held was manifested by the large and representative attendance of the general public at the funeral. ‘ The chief mourners were :--Messrs. J. and K. Conarchy (sons), P. Conarchy (nephew), Wm. Phelan (brother-In-law), J. Royane (do.), P. Burnett (do.), T. Byrne, P.L.G.; D. Hickey, J. O’Hare, A Delaney, B. Gannon, G. Phelan, K. Kryan, W. J. Powell and P. Powell (cousins). The attendance of the clergy included:-Rev. L. Sheehan, C.C.; (Rev. Fr. Bowden, Adm.; Rev. Fr. Ronan, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Flanagan, 0.0.; Rev. Fr, Weafer, S.J.; Rev. Fr. Tully, S.J.; V. Rev. Arch- deacon Gorman, V. Rev. Monsignor Dunne, V.G.; Rev. W. Hooke, C.C.; Rev. Fr. Thornton. Rev. A. Coghlan, O.D.C.; Rev. .Fr. Headley, O.P.; V. Rev. Fr. Ryan. O.P.; Rev. Fr. Alphonsus, O.S.F.C.; Rev. Fr. O'Rourke. Amongst the general public present were:-Messers. John Gore, solicitor J.P. McKnight (Murray, Son and Co.), A. Macnaughton, L. J. Jenkins, T. C. O'Sullivan (Todd Burns), John O'Connell, jun.; Sir James Gallagher. P. M. Seales, solicitor; J. R. Stritch, M.D.; M. J. O'Hare (Hotel Plaza). M. J. Kelly. M. Downes, J. P. Keogh, A. H. Kapp.-Charles Peterson, J. T. Byrne, LL.D.; Dr. H. B. Fottrell, W. Fottrell, J. D. Ridgeway, H. Andrews, Wm. McArthur, W. J. Delaney M.D.; C. Tierney (Hibernian Bank),,A. W. Mooney, LD.S.: S. Byrne, E. P. Monks, J.P.; P. J. 0'Farrell. M.D.; Dr. Delahoyde, F. C. Wallis Healy, A.D. Conway (Hibernian Bank), F. C. Manly (Junior Army and Navy Stores), Joseph F. McCabe, John O'Connell (Dublin Cemeteries), T. Naylor, R. Naylor, T. Carson, W. O'Callaghan, J. Hyland. D. O'Grady, solr.; J. P. Murphy, M..A.; G J. McGinty. A. J. Clarke, J.r., R. J. Kelly, K.C.; J. Plunkett, P. McDonnell. C. Power, F. A. Hafner, Dr. L. J. McGrath, Dr. P. McGrath, BA.: D. Bridgeman, J. F. Bridgeman, A. J. Keogh C. Phelan, J. L. McHugh; J. MGrath (Messrs. Purcell). Thomas G. Warren. Wm. J. Breslin. John D. Downes, M. J. Keely (Minerva Hotel), Jag Forristal (Tobacconists' Association), H. Napier, P. Cotter, W. F. Gray. B. I. Gray, M. F. Gray, J. J. Lambe. J. P. Farrelly, P.L.G; J. J. O'Neill, T.C..; W. E. White (Irish Commercial Travellers’ Association). Wreaths were sent: from the following-His sorrowing Wife and Family. Directors of Messrs. Murray, Son and Co.; Colleagues and Staff, do.; Dublin Tobacconists’ Association. Mrs. Lynch and family, Dunleer; Sir Henry Bellingham Mrs. Conarchy and family. Castlebellingham; Mr. Downes and family, Westbrook Hotel, Mrs. Muleahy, Abbeyleix; Mrs. Dickson, Miss M'Crea Upper Gardiner st.: Mrs. Powderly. Letters and telegrams of sympathy were also received from all parts of Ireland, and from many places in England. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Peter Farrell, Marlborough street, under the supervision of the Manager, Mr. Graham. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Headstone: in Loving Memory of William Conarchy, JP Parnell Street Died 21st Oct 1917 aged 64 Also His Wife Margaret Agnes Died 26th Feb 1929 aged 73 And their Children Margarita Angela Died 20th Jan 1898 Cora died 1st July 1905 Kevin Died 13th April 1926 My Jesus Mercy The headstone JP refers to Justice of the Peace. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Brochure for Hotel St. George Founded 1907 7 Parnell Street Dublin 1 Tel: 874 5611 Fax: 874 5582 In 1750 John Ensor, apprenticed to Richard Castle who designed the White House in Washington DC, designed and laid out Parnell Square and built there a fine Georgian palace. In 1907 William Conarchy refurbished No. 7 and opened it as a hotel thus providing one of the most elegant hotels of its day in Dublin City. The present owners have painstakingly restored the hotel and it now offers a unique experience to discerning travellers. The historic Hotel St. George is located on Parnell Square at the top of O'Connell Street, Dublin's principal thoroughfare. It is opposite the world famous Gate Theatre in the heart of the city and just minutes from major department stores, Dublin's newest leisure centre and other major amenities. The Hotel St. George is on Dublin's official cultural trail and is within walking distance of the Abbey and Gate Theaters, Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, principal shopping districts, Dublin's newest cinema multiplex and other major tourist attractions. Convenient also to airport, rail and sea terminals the hotel is an ideal location for the tourist. The Hotel St. George is an elegant and most comfortable Georgian Hotel with a splendid period staircase, original plasterwork and beautiful marble fireplaces. The crystal chandeliers, magnificent antique mirrors and open fires add further to its appeal. Each bedroom is individually decorated and has every modern comfort including Direct Dial telephone, color TV, Tea/Coffee maker and hair dryer. All have private bathroom. Hotel St. George has its own car park. --------------- grave #O.F. 207 Garden According to Marian Conarchy, family oral tradition states that he added the R in the surname after arriving in Dublin to distinguish himself from the northern Ireland Conachys According to the birth certificate of Kyran Patrick Conarchy, he was a tobacconist. Slater's Royal National Directory of Ireland 1894 showes him living in Dublin at 7 Upper Gardiner Street and working as a bookkeeper. The Dublin Street Directory 1894 showes a Mrs. M. A. Conarchy living at the same address. His marriage certificate lists him as a widower withe the occupation of clerk. He lived at 98 Talbot St. His father was deceased and he was previously a farmer. The 1901 Dublin City Census showes he was 47 years old born in Louth County. He lived in 1st class house on Upper Gardiner Street. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was married with an occupations as an agent tobacco. He was the hed of household and was a Roman Catholic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin We have pleasure in directing attention to advertisement of Conarchy's Hotel, Dublin, which appears in our columns. Centrally situated at 7 Rutland Square East, overlooking the Rotunda Gardens, only three minutes walk northwards from Nelson's Pillar, trams passing the door to every part of city and suburbs, it is quite easy of approach for Great Northern Railway Terminus, Amiens street. The house was originally built in 1750 for the city residence of Homble. Luke Gardine, Earl of Mountjoy, and is one of the best preserved of those old princely mansions for which Dublin is famed; spacious reception rooms, comfortable, commodious bedrooms, all beautifully furnished mostly with rich mahogany furniture, all Dublin made, when Ireland was a Nation, and could support and encourage only the best of artisans; solid mahogany doors and beautifully carved marble mantelpieces; it is a home fir for a prince, and in right princely style their guests are treated by Mr. and Mrs. Conarchy - good bed and board and good company! Mr. Conarchy is a native of our own County Louth, and his good wife is a daughter of the O'Phelan of Ossory. (Source: newspaper clipping provided by Jane Marie Conarchy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- DEATH or MR. W. CONARCHY ].P. We regret to announce the death of | Conarchy, William Christian (I9294)
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| 46 | After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown | Lane, Sheila Marie (I10002)
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| 47 | After the death of his first wife, he met Marcella at the Knights of Columbus Resort on Twin Lakes in Wisconsin. Because of his job, opening new offices for the National Bond Corporation, the family moved from city to city. (Source: Elizabeth Patterson) | Jacobson, Howard James (I10553)
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| 48 | Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi By editor Created 01/20/2011 - 12:08am Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi, 90, of 515 High Ave., St. Marys, died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday morning, Jan. 19, 2011, at the Elk Haven Nursing Home. She was born Oct. 8, 1920, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Frank and Lucy Weinzierl Daniels. On Jan. 14, 1947, in the St. Mary’s Church, she married Leo L. Bleggi, who preceded her in death on June 23, 1962. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1938. She served as St. Marys Borough Tax Collector for 24 years, having been first elected in 1962. She was a member of the Queen of the Worlrld Church, a former employee of Speer Resistor and Sylvania, a volunteer at the local hospital and for the Elk County Crippled Children, delivered for Meals-on-Wheels, worked at the American Red Cross Blood Mobile, transported dialysis patients, and had been active with Girl Scouts and in community activities. She enjoyed playing cards and especially enjoyed being with family and friends. She is survived by two daughters, Ann Bauer and her husband Wayne of St. Marys, and Jane Finn and her husband Charles of Olney, Md; two sons, Donald Bleggi and his wife Marcia of St. Marys, and Joseph Bleggi and his wife MaryAnne of St. Marys; 112 grandchildren, Aaron Bleggi and his wife Tristin, Dean Bleggi and his wife Kylie, Brian Bleggi and Chad Bleggi, Justin, Jenna and Jordan Bleggi, Cory Bauer and his wife Amanda, Randy Bauer and his wife Jennifer, Marty Bauer and his wife Kelly, and Mallory and Matthew Finn; by seven great-grandchildren, Dylan, Kyle, Ethan and Blake Bleggi, and Paityn, Annalyse and Kayden Bauer; a sister, Lucy Timm and her husband Jerry of St. Marys; a brother, Maurice Daniels and his wife Maxine of Kalamazoo, Mich.; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Francis and Bette Bleggi of St. Marys; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a sister, Marguerite Gabler, and by four brothers, Sylvester, Joseph, George and Ambrose Daniels. A Mass of Christian Burial for Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi will be celebrated in the Queen of the World Church on Saturday at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Ferrick, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Center Street on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857. Copyright © 2014 The Daily Press | 245 Brusselles Street | St. Marys, PA 15857 | (814) 781-1596 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Agatha D. Bleggi Last Residence: 15857 Saint Marys, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 8 Oct 1920 Died: 19 Jan 2011 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi By editor Created 01/20/2011 - 12:08am Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi, 90, of 515 High Ave., St. Marys, died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday morning, Jan. 19, 2011, at the Elk Haven Nursing Home. She was born Oct. 8, 1920, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Frank and Lucy Weinzierl Daniels. On Jan. 14, 1947, in the St. Mary’s Church, she married Leo L. Bleggi, who preceded her in death on June 23, 1962. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1938. She served as St. Marys Borough Tax Collector for 24 years, having been first elected in 1962. She was a member of the Queen of the Worlrld Church, a former employee of Speer Resistor and Sylvania, a volunteer at the local hospital and for the Elk County Crippled Children, delivered for Meals-on-Wheels, worked at the American Red Cross Blood Mobile, transported dialysis patients, and had been active with Girl Scouts and in community activities. She enjoyed playing cards and especially enjoyed being with family and friends. She is survived by two daughters, Ann Bauer and her husband Wayne of St. Marys, and Jane Finn and her husband Charles of Olney, Md; two sons, Donald Bleggi and his wife Marcia of St. Marys, and Joseph Bleggi and his wife MaryAnne of St. Marys; 112 grandchildren, Aaron Bleggi and his wife Tristin, Dean Bleggi and his wife Kylie, Brian Bleggi and Chad Bleggi, Justin, Jenna and Jordan Bleggi, Cory Bauer and his wife Amanda, Randy Bauer and his wife Jennifer, Marty Bauer and his wife Kelly, and Mallory and Matthew Finn; by seven great-grandchildren, Dylan, Kyle, Ethan and Blake Bleggi, and Paityn, Annalyse and Kayden Bauer; a sister, Lucy Timm and her husband Jerry of St. Marys; a brother, Maurice Daniels and his wife Maxine of Kalamazoo, Mich.; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Francis and Bette Bleggi of St. Marys; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a sister, Marguerite Gabler, and by four brothers, Sylvester, Joseph, George and Ambrose Daniels. A Mass of Christian Burial for Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi will be celebrated in the Queen of the World Church on Saturday at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Ferrick, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Center Street on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857. Copyright © 2014 The Daily Press | 245 Brusselles Street | St. Marys, PA 15857 | (814) 781-1596 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Agatha D. Bleggi Last Residence: 15857 Saint Marys, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 8 Oct 1920 Died: 19 Jan 2011 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi By editor Created 01/20/2011 - 12:08am Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi, 90, of 515 High Ave., St. Marys, died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday morning, Jan. 19, 2011, at the Elk Haven Nursing Home. She was born Oct. 8, 1920, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Frank and Lucy Weinzierl Daniels. On Jan. 14, 1947, in the St. Mary’s Church, she married Leo L. Bleggi, who preceded her in death on June 23, 1962. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1938. She served as St. Marys Borough Tax Collector for 24 years, having been first elected in 1962. She was a member of the Queen of the Worlrld Church, a former employee of Speer Resistor and Sylvania, a volunteer at the local hospital and for the Elk County Crippled Children, delivered for Meals-on-Wheels, worked at the American Red Cross Blood Mobile, transported dialysis patients, and had been active with Girl Scouts and in community activities. She enjoyed playing cards and especially enjoyed being with family and friends. She is survived by two daughters, Ann Bauer and her husband Wayne of St. Marys, and Jane Finn and her husband Charles of Olney, Md; two sons, Donald Bleggi and his wife Marcia of St. Marys, and Joseph Bleggi and his wife MaryAnne of St. Marys; 112 grandchildren, Aaron Bleggi and his wife Tristin, Dean Bleggi and his wife Kylie, Brian Bleggi and Chad Bleggi, Justin, Jenna and Jordan Bleggi, Cory Bauer and his wife Amanda, Randy Bauer and his wife Jennifer, Marty Bauer and his wife Kelly, and Mallory and Matthew Finn; by seven great-grandchildren, Dylan, Kyle, Ethan and Blake Bleggi, and Paityn, Annalyse and Kayden Bauer; a sister, Lucy Timm and her husband Jerry of St. Marys; a brother, Maurice Daniels and his wife Maxine of Kalamazoo, Mich.; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Francis and Bette Bleggi of St. Marys; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a sister, Marguerite Gabler, and by four brothers, Sylvester, Joseph, George and Ambrose Daniels. A Mass of Christian Burial for Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi will be celebrated in the Queen of the World Church on Saturday at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Ferrick, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Center Street on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857. Copyright © 2014 The Daily Press | 245 Brusselles Street | St. Marys, PA 15857 | (814) 781-1596 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Agatha D. Bleggi Last Residence: 15857 Saint Marys, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 8 Oct 1920 Died: 19 Jan 2011 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi By editor Created 01/20/2011 - 12:08am Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi, 90, of 515 High Ave., St. Marys, died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday morning, Jan. 19, 2011, at the Elk Haven Nursing Home. She was born Oct. 8, 1920, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Frank and Lucy Weinzierl Daniels. On Jan. 14, 1947, in the St. Mary’s Church, she married Leo L. Bleggi, who preceded her in death on June 23, 1962. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1938. She served as St. Marys Borough Tax Collector for 24 years, having been first elected in 1962. She was a member of the Queen of the Worlrld Church, a former employee of Speer Resistor and Sylvania, a volunteer at the local hospital and for the Elk County Crippled Children, delivered for Meals-on-Wheels, worked at the American Red Cross Blood Mobile, transported dialysis patients, and had been active with Girl Scouts and in community activities. She enjoyed playing cards and especially enjoyed being with family and friends. She is survived by two daughters, Ann Bauer and her husband Wayne of St. Marys, and Jane Finn and her husband Charles of Olney, Md; two sons, Donald Bleggi and his wife Marcia of St. Marys, and Joseph Bleggi and his wife MaryAnne of St. Marys; 112 grandchildren, Aaron Bleggi and his wife Tristin, Dean Bleggi and his wife Kylie, Brian Bleggi and Chad Bleggi, Justin, Jenna and Jordan Bleggi, Cory Bauer and his wife Amanda, Randy Bauer and his wife Jennifer, Marty Bauer and his wife Kelly, and Mallory and Matthew Finn; by seven great-grandchildren, Dylan, Kyle, Ethan and Blake Bleggi, and Paityn, Annalyse and Kayden Bauer; a sister, Lucy Timm and her husband Jerry of St. Marys; a brother, Maurice Daniels and his wife Maxine of Kalamazoo, Mich.; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Francis and Bette Bleggi of St. Marys; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a sister, Marguerite Gabler, and by four brothers, Sylvester, Joseph, George and Ambrose Daniels. A Mass of Christian Burial for Agatha D. “Gay” Bleggi will be celebrated in the Queen of the World Church on Saturday at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Ferrick, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Center Street on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857; or to the Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857. Copyright © 2014 The Daily Press | 245 Brusselles Street | St. Marys, PA 15857 | (814) 781-1596 U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Agatha D. Bleggi Last Residence: 15857 Saint Marys, Elk, Pennsylvania BORN: 8 Oct 1920 Died: 19 Jan 2011 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence | Daniel, Agatha (I2875)
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| 49 | Age 72, she was a daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She had worked as a payroll secretary at Keystone Electric, retiring in 1985. She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. She was a member of the Hoh Family Orchestra and enjoyed her family. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Alice Connelly and Patricia Klein; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Joseph Borgia; two daughters, Susan Borgia and her fiance, Jeff Reigel, of Erie, and Anita Kaliszewski and her husband, Joe, of Erie; five sons, Samuel Borgia and his wife, Dr. Angela Trice Borgia of Erie, Richard Borgia and his wife, Rieah Masubuchi-Borgia of Astoria, N.Y., Joseph Borgia and his wife, Brenda, of Waterford, Gary Borgia and his wife, Sheri, of Lutz, Fla., and John Borgia of Erie; a sister, Lucille Martin of Erie; three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Charles Hoh of New York City, and William Hoh of Austin, Texas; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be at Mary Queen of Peace Cemetery. Age 72, she was a daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She had worked as a payroll secretary at Keystone Electric, retiring in 1985. She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. She was a member of the Hoh Family Orchestra and enjoyed her family. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Alice Connelly and Patricia Klein; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Joseph Borgia; two daughters, Susan Borgia and her fiance, Jeff Reigel, of Erie, and Anita Kaliszewski and her husband, Joe, of Erie; five sons, Samuel Borgia and his wife, Dr. Angela Trice Borgia of Erie, Richard Borgia and his wife, Rieah Masubuchi-Borgia of Astoria, N.Y., Joseph Borgia and his wife, Brenda, of Waterford, Gary Borgia and his wife, Sheri, of Lutz, Fla., and John Borgia of Erie; a sister, Lucille Martin of Erie; three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Charles Hoh of New York City, and William Hoh of Austin, Texas; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be at Mary Queen of Peace Cemetery. Age 72, she was a daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She had worked as a payroll secretary at Keystone Electric, retiring in 1985. She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. She was a member of the Hoh Family Orchestra and enjoyed her family. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Alice Connelly and Patricia Klein; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Joseph Borgia; two daughters, Susan Borgia and her fiance, Jeff Reigel, of Erie, and Anita Kaliszewski and her husband, Joe, of Erie; five sons, Samuel Borgia and his wife, Dr. Angela Trice Borgia of Erie, Richard Borgia and his wife, Rieah Masubuchi-Borgia of Astoria, N.Y., Joseph Borgia and his wife, Brenda, of Waterford, Gary Borgia and his wife, Sheri, of Lutz, Fla., and John Borgia of Erie; a sister, Lucille Martin of Erie; three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Charles Hoh of New York City, and William Hoh of Austin, Texas; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be at Mary Queen of Peace Cemetery. Age 72, she was a daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She had worked as a payroll secretary at Keystone Electric, retiring in 1985. She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. She was a member of the Hoh Family Orchestra and enjoyed her family. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Alice Connelly and Patricia Klein; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, Joseph Borgia; two daughters, Susan Borgia and her fiance, Jeff Reigel, of Erie, and Anita Kaliszewski and her husband, Joe, of Erie; five sons, Samuel Borgia and his wife, Dr. Angela Trice Borgia of Erie, Richard Borgia and his wife, Rieah Masubuchi-Borgia of Astoria, N.Y., Joseph Borgia and his wife, Brenda, of Waterford, Gary Borgia and his wife, Sheri, of Lutz, Fla., and John Borgia of Erie; a sister, Lucille Martin of Erie; three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Charles Hoh of New York City, and William Hoh of Austin, Texas; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be at Mary Queen of Peace Cemetery. | Hoh, Rita (I4139)
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| 50 | Age 76, daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She was a 1939 graduate of Coudersport High School, where she was valedictorian. She worked for Lord Corp. during World War II. She also worked at Grant's and Atlas Construction. She was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. She also tutored in reading with first graders. She enjoyed crocheting and crossword puzzles. She was preceded in death by a sister, Alyce Connolly; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband, Frank A. Klein; two daughters, Jean Klein and Mrs. David (Patricia) Kelly, both of Erie; two sons, Frank A. Klein and his wife, JoAnn, of Union City and Richard J. Klein and his wife, Marjorie, of Erie; four grandchildren, Nancy and Brian Klein and Patricia and Erin Kelly; two sisters, Lucille Martin and Rita and Joseph Borgia, both of Erie; and three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Hoh of New York City and William Hoh of Austin, Texas. Burial will be at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Age 76, daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She was a 1939 graduate of Coudersport High School, where she was valedictorian. She worked for Lord Corp. during World War II. She also worked at Grant's and Atlas Construction. She was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. She also tutored in reading with first graders. She enjoyed crocheting and crossword puzzles. She was preceded in death by a sister, Alyce Connolly; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband, Frank A. Klein; two daughters, Jean Klein and Mrs. David (Patricia) Kelly, both of Erie; two sons, Frank A. Klein and his wife, JoAnn, of Union City and Richard J. Klein and his wife, Marjorie, of Erie; four grandchildren, Nancy and Brian Klein and Patricia and Erin Kelly; two sisters, Lucille Martin and Rita and Joseph Borgia, both of Erie; and three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Hoh of New York City and William Hoh of Austin, Texas. Burial will be at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Age 76, daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She was a 1939 graduate of Coudersport High School, where she was valedictorian. She worked for Lord Corp. during World War II. She also worked at Grant's and Atlas Construction. She was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. She also tutored in reading with first graders. She enjoyed crocheting and crossword puzzles. She was preceded in death by a sister, Alyce Connolly; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband, Frank A. Klein; two daughters, Jean Klein and Mrs. David (Patricia) Kelly, both of Erie; two sons, Frank A. Klein and his wife, JoAnn, of Union City and Richard J. Klein and his wife, Marjorie, of Erie; four grandchildren, Nancy and Brian Klein and Patricia and Erin Kelly; two sisters, Lucille Martin and Rita and Joseph Borgia, both of Erie; and three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Hoh of New York City and William Hoh of Austin, Texas. Burial will be at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Age 76, daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. She was a 1939 graduate of Coudersport High School, where she was valedictorian. She worked for Lord Corp. during World War II. She also worked at Grant's and Atlas Construction. She was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. She also tutored in reading with first graders. She enjoyed crocheting and crossword puzzles. She was preceded in death by a sister, Alyce Connolly; and a brother, George Hoh. Survivors include her husband, Frank A. Klein; two daughters, Jean Klein and Mrs. David (Patricia) Kelly, both of Erie; two sons, Frank A. Klein and his wife, JoAnn, of Union City and Richard J. Klein and his wife, Marjorie, of Erie; four grandchildren, Nancy and Brian Klein and Patricia and Erin Kelly; two sisters, Lucille Martin and Rita and Joseph Borgia, both of Erie; and three brothers, Robert Hoh of Erie, Richard Hoh of New York City and William Hoh of Austin, Texas. Burial will be at Gate of Heaven Cemetery | Hoh, Patricia (I4544)
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