James P. FITZSIMMONS    23 Jun 1864
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 24 Jun 1864 4:1 "The City"
          SUDDEN DEATH.--One of the most awfully sud-
        den deaths ever witnessed in Chicago occurred
        yesterday morning, at the office of Justice J. H.
        Ruger, on the corner of Canal and West Randolph
        streets.  The deceased, whose name was James
        Fitzsimmons, on Wednesday afternoon appeared
        before the Justice by answer to a warrant charging
        him with an assault.  The witnesses necessary for
        a complete hearing of the case not being forthcom-
        ing, a continuance was taken till 8 a. m. yesterday.
        Deceased was present about fifteen minutes before
        the time set for the hearing, and while in the act
        of entering the Justice's room, fell dead instanta-
        neously.
          An inquest was held upon the body, and a ver-
        dict was returned to the following effect:  "That
        James Fitzsimmons came to his death from some
        disease to the jury unknown."
          It appears that Fitzsimmons has been in a de-
        clining state of health for some time.  He has
        been a hard drinker, and pursued the vice up to
        the period of his death.  He resided on Sampson
        street, near Rucker, and leaves a mother and four
        children.
E. FOLY                 16 Mar 1866
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 18 Mar 1866 4:6
                        DIED.
          In this city, March 16th, Mrs. E. FOLY, aged 70 years.
          Funeral from the residence of her son, Mr. J. Foly,
        to-day (Sunday).  Friends of the family are invited to
        attend.
William FOLEY           11 Jan 1867
        The Chicago Tribune, Sun., 13 Jan 1867 p4 c7
          In this city, on the 11th inst., WILLIAM FOLEY,
        aged 40 years, formerly of Ballykally, County Wex-
        ford, Ireland.
John KELLY              10 Nov 1869
        The Chicago Tribune, Thu., 11 Nov 1869
  KELLY--In this city, Nov. 10, at his residence, No.
269 Thirty second-st., John Kelly, aged 45 years.
Francis KELLY           26 Dec 1869
        The Chicago Tribune, Mon., 27 Dec 1869 p4 c8
          KELLY-On the 26th instant., aged 23, at the
        residence on his cousin, Mr. Thos. Nelson. No. 51 Third
        avenue, Francis Kelly. The funeral will take place to-
        morrow, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Nelson,
        61 Third avenue.
Robert HEALY            07 Apr 1871
        Chicago Times, Sat 8 Apr 1871 5:5
          Friday morning, April 7, at his residence, 439 Archer
        avenue, ROBERT HEALY, in the 71st year of his age.
        Funeral will leave St. Bridget's Church, Monday, at 10
        A. M., for Calvary Cemetery.
        [Editor's note: See the following dates for additional
        publications:
        Chicago Times, Sun 9 Apr 1871 7:2
        Chicago Times, Mon 10 Apr 1871 5:2
        Chicago Tribune, Sat 9 Apr 1871 4[?]:4
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 10 Apr 1871 2:9]
        
        Chicago Times, Tue 11 Apr 1871 5:4
                The Late Robert Healy.
          At 10 A. M. of yesterday, a funeral procession
        of carriages, fully one mile in length, left St.
        Bridget's church, on Archer avenue, to accompany
        the remains of Robert Healy, to their final rest-
        ing place in Calvary cemetery.
          Mr. Healy was a gentleman of the noblest char-
        acter, and had resided for the last 35 years in
        Chicago, having accumulated by industry and
        economy an independent fortune.  His son, Gen.
        Robert Healy, United States marshal for Ala-
        bama, was at home when his father died, which
        occurred about 5 A. M. on Good Friday.  Among
        the eight pall-bearers were six old settlers, each
        one of more than 30 years' standing in Chicago,
        and more than 70 years of age.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 16 Apr 1871 4:3
                        Miscellaneous.
        ...
        --The funeral of Robert Healy, aged 71 years,
        and a resident of Chicago for over 35 years, took
        place yesterday, it was a curious fact that six of
        the pall-bearers were over 70 years of age, and
        had lived in Chicago more than thirty years.
Ellen Foley            14 Jun 1871
        The Chicago Tribune, Tue., 20 Jun 1871 p 4 c6
          FOLEY--In this city, on Wednesday, 14th inst., of
        consumption, after an illness of two years and two
        months, Ellen, wife of M. S. Foley.
          Remains taken to Oshawa, Ontario, for interment.
        >Hamilton and Toronto papers please copy.
James KELLY             05?Apr 1872
        The Chicago Times, Fri, 5 Apr 1872 p5 c4
          JAMES KELLY, aged 55, brother of Frank Kelly.
        Funeral Saturday from 133 Blue Island avenue. Car
        -riages to Calvary Cemetery.
        [Also d/n in Chicago Tribune: same info]
John M. MORGAN          24 Jul 1872
        Chicago Times, Tues., 25 Jul 1871
          July 24, JOHN M., infant son of Joseph and Kitty
        Morgan.  Funeral from 257 Maxwell street, this morning
        at 11 A. M. Frieds are invited to attend.
          Oswego, N. Y., papers please copy.
John R. MORGAN          22 Sep 1872
        Chicago Times, Wed., 25 Sep 1872 p1 c7
          MORGAN--At Blue Island, Cook Co., on Sept. 23,
        John R. Morgan, aged 29 years.
          Funeral services at Graceland, Wednesday, Sept.
        25.  Carriages from 321 Michigan avenue at 2 o'clock
        p. m.  Friends of the family are invited.
Mrs Mary Anne MAGEE     18 Jun 1875
        The Chicago Times: Sat., 19 Jun 1875, p7 c4
          Friday, June 18, at the residence of her son, No. 16
        Gilpin place, MRS. MARY ANNE MAGEE, aged 75
        years. Funeral Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, by car-
        riages to Calvary cemetery.
John LENNON             22 Jan 1877 [20-6-19]
        Chicago Tribune Tue 23 Jan 1877 8:7
          LENNON--Jan. 22d, John Lennon, age 20
        years 6 months and 19 days.
          Funeral takes place from family residence, No.
        158 Deering-st., Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
        sharp, by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.  Friends of
        family invited to attend.
Francis Edward KELLY    12 Mar 1877 [0-7-5]
        Chicago Times, Tues 13 Mar 1877 8:6
          March 12, FRANCIS EDWARD, son of Patrick and
        Margaret Kelly, aged 7 months and 5 days. Funeral to-
        day from residence, 158 Deering st., at 10 A. M., by car-
        riages to Calvary.
Anne WALLACE Healy      17 Mar 1877
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 18 Mar 1877 6:6
          HEALY--March 17, at her residence, No. 439
        Archer Avenue, Anne, widow of the late Robert
        Healy, aged 73 years.
          Funeral Tuesday, March 20, at 10 a. m., by car-
        riage to Calvary.  Friend of the family invited.
        > Montgomery, Ala., papers please copy.
Timothy HEALY           11 Apr 1877
        Chicago Tribune, Thu., 12 Apr 1877 p8 c6
          HEALY--April 11, at 549 Archer-av., Timothy
        Healy, aged 99 years and 3 months.
          Funeral Friday, the 13th, at 10 o'clock, to St.
        Bridget's Church, where requiem high mass will be
        celebrated, thence by carriages to Calvary.
Patrick DEVINE          18 Aug 1877
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 19 Aug 1877 8:7
          DEVINE--Saturday morning, Aug. 18, 1877, of
        old age (84 years), Patrick Devine.
          Fueral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
        Powers, 396 Archer-av., Monday, Aug. 20, at
        half-past 9 o'clock a. m., by carriages to Calvary.
Mary KELLY Morgan       07 Oct 1877
        Chicago Tribune, Mon., 8 Oct 1877
          MORGAN--On the 7th inst. at 2 o'clock a. m.,
        at her late residence, 176 Main street. Mrs Mary
        Morgan.
          Funeral Monday, at 10 o'clock, by carriages to
        Calvary.
Annie M. SULLIVAN Ryan  25 Feb 1878
        Chicago Times, 26 Feb 1878 8:6
          On Feb. 25, at 6 P. M., of consumption, ANNIE M.,
        wife of Patrick Ryan, aged 24 years and 4 months.
        Funeral to-morrow at 9:30 A. M., from her late resi-
        dence, 639 State street, to St. John's church, thence by
        carriages to Calvary.
Mary HEALY Kelly        14 Jun 1878
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 16 Jun 1878 p8 c7
          KELLY--June 14, Mary, beloved wife of Peter Kel-
        ly, aged 38 years.
          Funeral to-day from late residence, 549 Archer-av.,
        at 9:30 a. m. to St. Bridget's Church, thence by car-
        riages to Calvary.
Mary J. PHILLIPS Devine 14 Oct 1878
        Chicago Tribune, Tues 15 Oct 1878 8:6
          DEVINE--At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. D.
        E. Healy, corner of Twenty-seventh and Lime streets,
        of liver complaint, Mrs. Mary J. Devine, aged 75 years
        and 4 months.
          Funeral to Calvary by carriages Wednesday, Oct. 16,
        at 10 o'clock a. m.
William DEVINE          19 Jan 1879
        Chicago Times, Mon 20 Jan 1879 12:6
          Of consumption, Jan. 19, WM. DEVINE, police officer,
        age 43 years and 8 months.  Funeral from his resi-
        dence, No. 1,332 Garibaldi st., Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 10
        o'clock A. M., by carriages to Calvary.
        [possibly 1,382 Garibaldi - alsjr]
Ellen G. LENNON         25 Jan 1879
        The Chicago Times: Sunday, 26 Jan 1879 p.1 c4.
          On Jan. 25, ELLEN G. LENNON, aged 25 years
        and 9 months. Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, at 9:30
        A.M., from residence No. 158 Deering st., to
        St. Bridget's church, where a requiem high mass
        will be celebrated, thence by carriages to
        Calvary.
        
        The Chicago Tribune: Sunday, 26 Jan 1879 p.8
        c6.
          LENNON--Jan. 25, Ellen G. Lennon, aged 25
        years and 9 months.
          Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, at 9:30 a.m. to St.
        Bridget's Church, where a requiem High Mass
        will be celebrated, thence by carriages to
        Calvary.
Walter BREMNER          02 Feb 1879
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 3 Feb 1879 8:5
          BREMNER--Feb. 2, Walter, youngest son of Robert
        and Elizabeth Bremner.
          Funeral from the residence, 482 North Paulina-st.,
        Feb. 3.  Friends of the family are invited.
Mary Keating            25 Mar 1879
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 26 Mar 1879 8:6
          KEATING--March 25, Mrs. Mary Keating, aged 62,
        native of County Carlow, Parish of Borris, Ire-
        land.
          Funeral Thursday, March 27, from her late residence,
        144 Deering-st., Chicago, to St. Bridget's Church,
        where a requiem High Mass will be celebrated; thence
        by carriages to Calvary.
        [Editor's note: the above individual is not in
        consolidated database; but she may be related to
        the Lynch family who lived practially next door. - alsjr 6Feb1998]
Mary Bremner            07 Nov 1879
        Chicago Daily News, Sat 8 Nov 1879 2:6
          BREMNER--Mrs. MARY BREMNER, at residence, 69
        Bunker-st.
          The funeral will take place at 69 Bunker-st., Sunday
        morning at 11 o'clock, by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
John ODEA               22 Apr 1880 650 Center Chgo
        Chicago Daily News, Fri 23 Apr 1880 1:1
          O'DEA--JOHN O'DEA, native of Parish Prior, County
        Kerry, Ireland, April 22, at 650 Center-av., aged 85
        years.
          Funeral April 24, by carriages to the Sacred Heart
        Church, at 10 o'clock, and by cars to Calvary.     326823
Thomas Patrick COURTNEY 09 Jun 1880
        Chicago Daily News, Wed 9 Jun 1880 4:1
          COURTNEY--THOMAS PATRICK COURTNEY,
        beloved son of Eugene and Ellen Courtney, aged 5
        years and 6 months.
          Funeral from their residence, 12 Church place,
        Thursday, June 10, by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
Joseph KELLY            03 Mar 1881
        Chicago Tribune, Sat 5 Mar 1881 8:2
          KELLY--March 3, Joseph, son of Patrick and Mar-
        garet Kelly, aged 8 years 5 months and 11 days.
          Funeral Sunday, 9:30 a. m., from family residence,
        158 Deering-st., by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
Catherine RYAN          25 Apr 1881
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 26 Apr 1881 8:6
          RYAN--April 25, Katie, youngest beloved daughter
        of Patrick Ryan and the late Annie Sullivan Ryan,
        aged 4 years 5 months and 24 days.
          Funeral will take place from residence, No. 3501
        State-st., at 10 a. m., Wednesday, April 27, by car-
        riages to Calvary.
Bridget KELLY Baggot    17 Jun 1881
        The Chicago Tribune: Sat., 18 Jun 1881 p5 c6
          BAGGOT--At her home, 442 West Taylor-st.,
        June 17, at 1 p. m., Bridget, beloved wife of
        Edward Baggot.
          Notice of funeral hereafter.
        
        The Chicago Tribune: Sun., 19 Jun 1881 p6 c7
          BAGGOT--The funeral services of the late Mrs.
        Edward Baggot will be held at the Church of the Holy
        Family, on West Twelfth-st., Monday morning, at 10
        o'clock. Friends of the family invited to attend
        without further notice.  Carriages to Calvary.
Ellen ?. Kelly          29 Oct 1881
        The Chicago Tribune: Sun., 30 Oct 1881 p7 c6
          KELLEY - Saturday morning, Oct. 29, aged 78 years,
        Mrs. Ellen Kelley, mother of the late Mrs. Edward
        Baggot.
          Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, 442
        West Taylor-st., at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning.
        Services at the Church of the Holy Family.  Car-
        riages to Calvary.
Edith KELLY             31 Jan 1882
        Chicago Times, Wed 1 Feb 1882 7:5
          Jan. 31, EDITH, age 14 months and 25 days, beloved
        daughter of Patrick and Margaret Kelly.  Funeral from
        the residence, 2957 Deering st., Thursday, Feb. 2, at 10
        A. M., by carriages to Calvary.
Mary E. ODEA            09 May 1882
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 10 May 1882 8:7
          O'DAY--May 9, 1882, Mary O'Day, of cerebral menin-
        gitis, age 18 years 1 month and 27 days.
          Funeral will take place from her late residence, 650
        Centre-av., Thursday, May 11, at 10. a. m., in  carriages
        to Sacred Heart Church, from thence to Calvary
        Cemetery.  Friends of the family are invited.
Edward James BREMNER    13 Jul 1882
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 14 Jul 1882 8:7
          BREMNER--Julu 13, at 4 o'clock p.m., at the resi-
        dnecne of his parents, No. 205 Watt-av., Pullman, Ed-
        ward James Bremner, beloved son of John and Emily
        Bremner.
          Funeral will take place at the residence on Sunday
        afternoon, July 15, at 1 o'clock.
Margaret Mary RYAN      20 Dec 1882 (0-8-6)
        Chicago Tribune, Thu, 21 Dec 1882, 8:6
          RYAN--Dec. 20, Maggie Ryan, aged 8 months and 6
        days, youngest child of Patrick Ryan and Dora Gavin.
          Funeral tomorrow, Friday, at 10 o'clock a.m., by
        carriages to Calvary.
Katie CARAHER           16 Feb 1883
        The Chicago Tribune, Sat., 17 Feb 1883, p8 c6
          CARAHER--Feb. 16, Katie, only daughter of
        Patrick and Mary Caraher.
          Funeral from residence, 252 West Polk-st., Sunday,
        Feb. 18, by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
Lucy QUINN              16 Feb 1883
        The Chicago Tribune, Sat., 17 Feb 1883, p8 c6
          QUINN -- At St. Paul, Minn., Feb 16, of diphtheria,
        Lucy, aged 5 years 7 months and 23 days, beloved
        daughter of Peter F. and Rose F. Quinn, of Chicago.
        
        The Chicago Tribune: Sat., 17 Mar 1883 p8 c5
          QUINN--At St. Paul, Minn., Feb 16. 1883, Lucy,
        daughter of Peter F. and Rose F. Quinn, of Chicago,
        aged 5 years 7 months and 24 days.
          Remains interred in Calvary Cemetery March 16.
Micahel FINUCANE        19 Feb 1883
        The Chicago Tribune, Tue, 20 Feb 1883
          FINUCANE -- Feb. 19, Michael Finucane, a resident
        of Chicago for forty years, at his late residence, 2901
        Archer-av., corner of Deering-st., aged 68 years.
          Funeral Thursday, Feb. 22, at 9:30 a. m., by carriages
        to St. Bridget's Church, and thence to Calvary.
        Friends invited to attend.
Bernard HEENEY          26 Feb 1883
        Chicago Tribune, Tue., 27 Feb 1883 p8 c6
          HEENEY -- Bernard Heeney, at his residence, 19
        Aberdeen-st., at 6:30 this evening, Feb. 26.
          Funeral Wednesday at 10 o'clock to St. Patrick's
        Church, thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
        
        OBITUARY.
        ---------
        Bernard Heeney
          Bernard Heeney, one of Chicago's oldest
        residents, who came here in 1849, died at
        his residence, No. 19 Aberdden street, last
        evening at 6:30 o'clock.  He was a native of
        County Louth, Ireland.  During his busi-
        ness career Mr. Heeney was connected with
        the firm of Heeney & Campbell, who were
        one of the largest firms engaged in the
        building and contracting line in Chicago.  In
        1873 the firm dissolved, and since then Mr.
        Heeney has not been engaged in any avoca-
        tion.  Amongst business-men the deceased
        stood very high, and a large circle of
        friends will mourn his loss.
Patrick J. COURTNEY     12 Apr 1883
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 15 Apr 1883 13:1
          COURTNEY--Found April 12, 1883, Patrick J. Court-
        ney, a native of Cahirciveen, County Kerry, Ireland.
          The funeral will leave the morgue, No. 50 Third-av.,
        Sunday, at 11 a. m., by carriages to depot, thence by
        cars to Calvary Cemetery.
        >New York papers please copy.
        [Editor's note: Not included in consolidated database,
        but CMFS mentioned that the Foleys were possibly related
        to the Courtneys.]
John Cronin             16 Jun 1883 276 Aberdeen [113 17] C.F ChTrib 18Nv'96
        Chicago Daily News, Sat 16 Jun 1883 4:7
          CRONIN--JOHN CRONIN, beloved son of Patrick
        and Ellen Cronin, aged 3 years and 2 months, June
        16, at 2 a. m.
          Funeral from residence, 276 Aberdeen-st., Sunday,
        the 17th, at 10:30 a. m., by carriages to Calvary.
        [John Cronin is buried in same cemetery lot as Mary KELLY Morgan.]
Patrick KELLY           05 Aug 1883
        Chicago Times, Mon., 6 Aug 1883 p7 c8
          PATRICK KELLY, 46 years and 5 months, at No.
        2,957 Deering st., Aug. 5.  Funeral notice hereafter.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Mon. 6 Aug 1883 p8 c7
          KELLY -- Aug. 5, at late residence, 2951 Deering-st.,
        Patrick Kelly, aged 45 years and 5 months.
          Funeral notice hereafter.
        
        Chicago Times, Tues., 7 Aug 1883 p7 c7
          KELLY -- The funeral of the late Patrick Kelly will take
        place from his late residence, 2857 Deering st., Tuesday,
        Aug. 7, at 10 A. M., to St. Bridget's church, where
        high mass will be celebrated, thence by carriages to Calvary.
        Friends invited.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Tues., 7 Aug 1883 p8 c7
          KELLY -- The funeral of the late Patrick Kelly will
        take place from late residence, 2957 Deering-st.,
        Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 10 a. m. to St. Bridget's Church,
        where high mass will be celebrated, and thence by
        carriages to Calvary.  Friends invited.
Rose T. LENNON          21 Sep 1883
        The Chicago Tribune: Sun., 23 Sep 1883 p8 c1
          QUINN--In St. Paul, Sept. 21, Rose Lennon,
        aged 33 year 1 month 4 days, wife of Peter F. Quinn,
        of this city.
          Notice of funeral hereafter.
        
        The Chicago Tribune: Tue., 25 Sep 1883 p8 c6
          QUINN--The funeral of Mrs. Rose Lennon Quinn
        will take place at 10 o'clock today from the residence
        of her sister, 2957 Deering-st., to St. Bridget's Church,
        thence by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
Margaret HAYNES Devine  18 Nov 1883
        Chicago Times, Mon. 19 Nov 1883 7:7
          MARGARET DEVINE, 49 years and 10 months, Nov 18,
        1883; wife of the late William Devine. Funeral
        notice hearafter.
        
        Chicago Times, Tues. 20 Nov 1883 7:5
          MARGARET DEVINE, 49 years, Nov. 18, at 543 25th
        st., relict of the late Officer Devine. Funeral from All
        Saints' church, Tuesday, at 10 A.M., by carriages to Cal-
        vary.
Peter KELLY             30 Nov 1883
        Chicago Tribune, Sat 1 Dec 1883 8:4
                        SUBURBAN.
                          LAKE.
          Shortly after train No. 1, west-bound, on the
        Lake Shore Road, had passed Englewood last
        evening, the body of an unknown man was
        found on the track.  The head had been crushed
        by the wheels, and appearances indicated that
        he had fallen from the train.  He was about 40
        years of age, and from papers found on the
        body it is supposed that his name was Peter
        Kelley.
        
        The Chicago Tribune: Sun., 02 Dec 1883 p16 c5
          KELLY--Peter Kelly, accidentally killed by the
        cars at Englewood, Nov. 30, aged 54 years.
          Funderal Monday, Dec. 3, at 9:30 a. m. sharp, from his
        late residence, 2710 Archer-av., by carriages to Cal-
        vary.
        > Faribault (Minn.) papers please copy.
Bridget CASEY           23 Mar 1884
        Chicago Tribune, Mon, 24 Mar 1884 8:5
          McGOUGH--March 23, 1884, Bridget, beloved wife of
        Bernard McGough, aged 26 years and 8 months.
          Funeral from late residence, No. 29 West Randolph-
          st., Thuesday, March 25, at 9:30 a. m., to St. Patrick's
          Church, were a solemn high-mass will be celebrated,
          thence by carriages to Calvary cemetery.  Friends of
          the family are invited to attend.
William "Willie" RYAN   5 May 1884
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 7 May 1884 8:5
          RYAN--May 5, Willie, aged 1 year and 2 months,
        only child of Dennis and Margaret Ryan.
          Funeral today (Wednesday) from residence, 3512
        South Dearborn-st., by carriages to Calvary.
Patrick O'DAY           01 Mar 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 3 Mar 1886 8:5
          DAY--At his residence, No. 230 Walnut-st., Patrick
        O. Day, native of the Parish of Nicklong, County
        Limerick, Ireland, aged 83 years.
          Funeral from his late residence Wednesday morn-
        ing, March 3, at 9 o'clock, to St. Malachi's Church,
        where high mass will be celebrated, thence by cars to
        Calvary Cemetery, via the C., M. & St. P. Railroad.
        Friends are invited to attend.
         Cleveland (O.) papers please copy.
Hanna M. Mars          ?24 Mar 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Thu 25 Mar 1886 8:4
          MARS--Interment of the remains of Mrs. Hannah
        M. Mars from vault at grave will occur March 25, 1886,
        at Calvary.  12:30 p. m. Chicago & Northwestern
        train.  Friends invited.
Francis O'DEA           04 May 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Thu, 6 May 1886 8:6
          DEA--Frank O. Dea, May 4, 1886, at his residence,
        650 Centre-av., a native of Kerry, Ireland.
          Funeral from the above residence to the Sacred
        Heart Church, thence by cars to Calvary on the
        C., M. & St. Paul R.R.  leave the house at 10 o'clook a.
        m. May 6.
Robert BREMNER          23 Nov 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 24 Nov 1886 8:4
          BREMNER--Nov. 23, at 5:30 a.m., Robert Bremner,
        aged 54 years.
          Funeral from residence, 482 North Paulina-st., Fri-
        day, Nov. 26, at 9 a. m.  Carriages to Rosehill.
Eugene Owen COURTNEY    13 Dec 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 15 Dec 1886 6:6
          COURTNEY--Dec. 13, Eugene Courtney, aged 45
        years, at residence, No. 12 Church-place, native of
        Parish of Drumid, County Kerry, Ireland.
          Burial Dec. 15th at 9:30 a.m. to St. Bridget's
        Church, and by cars to Calvary on Chicago & North-
        western.
Hanora FOLEY Courtney   19 Dec 1886
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 21 Dec 1886 6:3
          COURTNEY--Dec. 19, Hanora Courtney, aged 73
        years, at residence, 12 Church-place.  Native of
        Drumid Parish, County Kerry, Ireland.  Mother of
        the late Eugene Courtney and sister of James T.
        Foley.
          Funeral Dec. 21, at 10 a.m., to St. Bridget's Church,
        thence by Milwaukee & St. Paul. Railway to Calvary
        Cemetery.
James McENERNY          13 Mar 1887
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 14 Mar 1887 8:3
          MCENERNY--March 13, 1887, James McEnerny,
        born in Parish Dounbeg, County Clare, Ireland,
        brother of Patrick McEnerny of 113 McHenry-st,
        near North Chicago Rolling Mills.
          Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 to Annunciation Church;
        thence by carriages to Northwestern Depot, by cars
        to Calvary Cemetery.
        >  Canada and Irish papers please copy.
Jay A. PLAMONDON        13 Mar 1887
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 14 Mar 1887 8:3
          PLAMONDON--March 13, Jay A., only son of
        George and Katie Plamondon, aged 3 years and 7
        months.
Bridget McDONNELL       4 Aug 1887
        Chicago Tribune, Sat, 6 Aug 1887 8:5
          McDONNELL--Aug. 4, 11 p. m., at residence of B.
        McGough, 224 Forty-seventh-st., Bridget McDonnell,
        age 20 years.
          Funeral notice hereafter.
John BREMNER            16 Dec 1887
          BREMNER--At the residence of his son, 271 W.
        Chicago-av., on the 16th inst., JOHN BREMNER,
        aged 84 years.
          Funeral Sunday, at 1 p. m., by carriages to Grace-
        land.
Johanna [?] Ryan        17 Jul 1888
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 18 Jul 1888 8:3
          RYAN--July 17, Mrs. Johanna Ryan, age 80 years,
        native of Fiddane, County Tipperary, Ireland, mother
        of Michael, Patrick, and Dennis Ryan, and Mrs. Cof-
        fey.
          Funeral from residence of her son, Dennis Ryan,
        3512 South Dearborn-st., tomorrow, July 29, at 9:30 a.
        m., to St. Elizabeth's Church, thence by carriages to
        Calvary.
Elizabeth Bremner       28 Jul 1888
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 29 Jul 1888 8:3
          BREMNER--Elizabeth Bremner, aged 49 years,
        July 28, at 4 p.m., at her residence, 482 N. Paulina-st.
          Funeral July 30, at 2 p.m., by carriages to Rosehill
        Cemetery.
Daniel COURTNEY         28 Aug 1888 cfcTrib 21 May 1999
        Chicago Daily News, Tue 28 Aug 1888 2:4
          COURTNEY--DANIEL, beloved son of the late
        Eugene and Ellen Courtney, native of Killarglin,
        County Kerry, Ireland, aged 20 years and 4 months.
          Funeral from his late residence, 2725 Bonfield-st.,
        Wednesday, Aug. 29, at 10 o'clock to C. M. & St.
        P. Depot, thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
          Boston papers please copy.
Dennis RYAN             06 Sep 1888
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 7 Sep 1888 8:6
          RYAN--Sep. 6, Dennis Ryan, aged 39 years (26 years
        with Michigan Central Railroad Company).
          Funeral Sunday, Sept. 9, at 9:30 a. m., from his late
        residence, 3512 South Dearborn-st., to St. Elizabeth's
        Church, thence by carriages to Calvary.
Mary F. POWERS Casey    03 Sep 1889
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 4 Sep 1889 6:5
          CASEY--Sept. 3, at 1 p.m., at 3625 La Salle, Mary F.
        Casey (nee Powers), wife of Robert M. Casey, aged
        25 years 8 months and 10 days.
James L. BREMNER        07 Feb 1890
        Chicago Tribune, Sat 8 Feb 1890 6:6
          BREMNER--James Leslie Bremner, infant son of
        Edward A. and Emma F. Bremner (nee O'Brien), aged
        3 months and 5 dqys.
          Funeral private, from the residence of his parents,
        4581 Cottage Grove-av., Sunday, Feb. 9,at 9 a.m.
Mary MCGEE Lynch        18 Apr 1891
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 19 Apr 1891 p2 c3
          LYNCH--April 18, at her home, 2938 Deering-st.,
        Mary Lunch, aged 68, wife of John Lynch.  Funeral
        Monday, April 20, at 10 o'clock, by carriages to Cal-
        vary Cemetery.
William Henry RYAN      18 Jan 1892 (twin, age 4 months)
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 19 Jan 1892 8:7
          RYAN--Jan. 18, William E., twin son of Patrick and
        Dora Ryan, aged 4 months.  Funeral Wednesday,
        Jan. 20, from residence, S. E. corner of State and
        35th-sts., to Calvary Cemetery.
Sarah J. NOLAN Healy    13 Aug 1892 [bur Calvary]
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 15 Aug 1892 3:6
          HEALY--Sarah Healy, wife of Gen. Robert W.
        Healy, died at Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 13.  Funeral
        from residece of her brother-in-law, James T.
        Healy, 3230 Indiana-av., at 10 o'clock, Tuesday, Aug.
        16, to St. James' Church, thence by carriages to
        Calvary.
Peter SCHARF            08 Sep 1892
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 9 Sep 1892 6:1
        Fate of James Sullivan -- Peter Scharf Is
          Killed by a Stone -- Other Fatalities.
        :
          Peter Scharf, No. 739 South Jefferson
        street, was injured yesterday by a stone while
        at work at the Western Stone company's
        works, and removed to the County Hospital,
        where he died.
        :
Cornelius CRONIN        03 Apr 1893
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 4 Apr 1893 p6 c6
          CRONIN--Neil, beloved son of Patrick and Ellen
        Cronin, aged 34 years, April 3, 1893.  Funeral from
        residence, 276 Aberdeen-st., Wednesday at 10 a. m.
        to Jesuit Church, thence by carriages to Calvary.
        [Cornelius Cronin is buried in same cemetery lot as
        Mary KELLY Morgan.]
Robert Wallace HEALY    29 Jul 1893
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 28 Jul 1893 6:5
          HEALY--July 26, Robert Wallace, eldest son of
        James T. and Julia M. Healy, aged 14 years and 6
        months.  Funeral from parents' residence, 3230 In-
        diana-av., Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from St.
        James' Church, thence by carriages to Calvary.
Julia CRONIN            15 Oct 1893
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 16 Oct 1893 p6 c6
          CRONIN--Sunday evening, Oct. 15, at her resi-
        dence, 276 Aberdeen-st., Julia, daughter of Patrick
        and Ellen Cronin, age 20 years.  Funeral notice
        hereafter.
        [Julia Cronin is buried in same cemetery lot as
        Mary KELLY Morgan.]
William GAVIN           10 Apr 1894
        The Daily News, Wednesday, 11 Apr 1894 p.9 c1.
          GAVIN--April 10. WILLIAM, beloved husband of
        Margaret Gavin.
          Funeral from late residence, 3129
        Portland-av., Thursday, 9:30 a.m., by carriages
        to Calvary.
          McKeesport and Dubuque (Iowa) papers please
        copy.
        [Also, The Chicago Tribune: Wednesday, 11 Apr
        1894 p.8 c7., has essentially same death
        notice.]
Patrick RYAN            -- Apr 1895
        Chicago Times-Herald: Friday, 19 Apr 1895, p 1 col 2
      RYAN--PATRICK, beloved husband of Dora G.,
        nee Gavin, and brother of Mrs.  Michael Coffey
        and Michael Ryan.  Funeral from his late resi-
        dence, 389 Thirty-fifth-st., Saturday, April 20,
        1895, at 9:30 a. m., to St.  Elizabeth's Church,
        thence by carriages to Calvary.
Caroline STEMWEDEL Buerger 19 Apr 1895
        The Daily News: Saturday, 20 Apr 1895, p.7, c. 1
          BURGER--Friday. April 19, at 8:30 o'clock, Mrs.
        CAROLINE, beloved wife of Henry Burger and sister of
        Albert C. Stemwedel, aged 41 years and 5 months.
          Funeral from her late residence, 188 Sheffield-av.,
        Monday, April 22, at 1 p. m.  Member of New
        Northwestern council No. 43 Order of Chosen Friends.
Michael COFFEY         ?07 Aug 1895
        Chicago Tribune, Thu 8 Aug 1895 5:7
          COFFEY--Michael Coffey, beloved husband of
        Nora [nee Ryan], and father of Daniel, Dennis,
        Edward, Joseph and Frank Coffey.  Funeral
        from his late residence, 43 Newberry-av., Friday,
        Aug. 9, at 9 a.m. to Holy Family Church, thence
        by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.  Resident of
        Chicago since 1849.
Lawrence CASEY          11 Mar 1896 Calvary
        Chicago Tribune, Thu 12 Mar 1896 5:6
          CASEY--Lawrence Casey, March 11, 1896, at
        the residence of his sister, Mrs. M. Corigan, 2842
        Prairie-av., a native of Freshford, County Kil-
        kenny, and a resident of Monticello, Ill., for forty-
        two years.  Funeral Friday, March 18, at 10 a.m.,
        to St. James' Church, thence by C. & N. W. R. R.
        to Calvary.  Friends will please omit flowers.
        Monticello, Ill., papers please copy.
Catherine (McParlin?) Baggot    17 Aug 1896
        Chicago Daily News, Mon., 17 Aug 1896 5:6
          BAGGOTT--Mrs. JAMES E. BAGGOTT, at her
        residence, 442 Ashland-bd., Aug. 17, at 5:30 a. m.
          Funeral notice heraafter.
        
        Chicago Daily News, Tues. 18 Aug, 1896
          BAGGOT-CATHERINE, beloved wife of James
        E. Baggot, sister of Mrs. Gorrey, F. McFarlin.
          Funeral from 442 Ashland-bd., Wednesday, Aug.
        19, at 9:30 o'clock, to the Jesuit church; interment
        at Calvary by carriages.  Please omit flowers.
Winifred M BREMNER      04 Jun 1898
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 07 Jun 1898 5:6
          BREMNER--Winifred Maria, beloved daughter
        of Robert and Susan Bremner, nee Riordan, aged
        10 years and 4 months.  Funeral from residence,
        559 West Polk, to St. Jarlath's Church, thence by
        carriages to Calvary Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 08 Jun 1898 5:6
          OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
        issued by the Chicago Health board yesterday:
        :
        Brenner, Winifred, 10, 449 W. Polk-st., June 4.
John H. MEEHAN          07 Oct 1898 6:6
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 9 Oct 1898
          MEIGHAN--John Meighan, beloved husband of
        Bridget A. Meighan, nee Cusick, at his residence,
        1361 W. Fairfield-av.  Funeral Monday, Oct. 10,
        at 9:30 a. m., to St. Sylvester's Church, thence by
        carriages to Calvary.
William Henry GANNON    10 Nov 1898
        Chicago Daily News, Fri., 11 Nov 1898 p13 c3
          GANNON--Nov. 10, 1898, WILLIAM HENRY, be-
        loved husband of Elizabeth Gannon, father of Wil-
        liam J. Gannon, aged 42 years; member of Court
        Onward No. 111 I. O. F.; member of South Side
        Railway Mutual Aid; nephew of the late Thomas
        and John Egan, after long illness.  May his soul
        rest in peace.
          Funeral Sunday from his late residence, 3840 Ar-
        mour-av., to St. Elisabeth's church at 9 o'clock
        sharp, thence by carriages to Polk-st. depot, by
        cars to Mount Olivet.
          Anaconda (Mont.) papers please copy.
Charles H. BREMMER      11 Feb 1899
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 15 Feb 1899 5:5
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the Health department yesterday:
        :
        Bremmer, Chas. H., 49, 285 92d-st., Feb. 11.
Patrick CRONIN          12 May 1899
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 14 May 1899 p7 c6
        OFFICAL DEATH RECORD....
        Cronin, Patrick, 52; 276 Aberdeen-st., May 12.
        [Patrick Cronin is buried in same cemetery lot
        as Mary KELLY Morgan.]
John FOLEY              15 May 1900 [native of Cahirciveen]
        Chicago Tribune, Thu 17 May 1900 5:6 [NOT PHOTOCOPIED!]
        Foley, John, 25; 962 37th-place; May 15.
Charles E. RAY          13 Sep 1900
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 17 Sep 1900 5:5
          OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
        issued by the Chicago Health board yesterday:
        :
        Rey, Charles E., 48; 267 W. 18th-st., Sept. 15.
Edward J. COFFEY        27 Oct 1900
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 28 Oct 1900 7:6
          COFFEY--Edward J., beloved son of Honora
        Coffey and brother of Daniel M., Dennis J., Joseph
        J., and Frank Coffey, aged 33 years.  Funeral
        from residence of his mother, 43 Newberry-av.,
        Tuesday, Oct 30, at 9 a. m., to Holy Family
        Church, and from there by carriages to Calvary
        Cemetery.
        
        Coffey, Edward J., 33; 43 Newberry-av., Oct. 27.
Margaret CONNORS Gavin  01 Apr 1901
        Chicago Tribune: Tuesday, 1 Apr 1901, p 5 col 6
          GAVIN--April 1, 1901, Margaret, wife of the late
        William Gavin, beloved mother of Mrs. Dora Ryan, Mrs.
        Michael Feeney, Mrs. Phillip Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Charles
        Taffe, Luke J., William J., Sarah, Gussie, and
        Katharine Gavin. Funeral Wednesday, April 3, from her
        late residence, 6147 Drexel-av., to Holy Cross Church,
        at 9:30, by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
Bridget Lennon          19 Apr 1901
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 22 Apr 1901 p5 c5
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD....
        Lennon, Bridget, 51; 93 Washburne-av., April 19.
John BREMNER            07 Sep 1901
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 10 Sep 1901 5:5
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the Health department yesterday:
        :
        Bremaner, John, 27; 284 N. May-st., Sept. 7.
Patrick BAGGOT         ?06 Jan 1902
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Tue 07 Jan 1902, page 2
      BAGGOT--Entered into rest, Patrick Baggot,
        dearly beloved husband of Josephine Baggot
        (nee Wheelen).
          Due notice of funeral will be given.
          Chicago papers please copy.
Edward BAGGOT           23 Jan 1902
       Chicago Tribune, Friday, 24 Jan 1902, p5 c6
          BAGGOT--Edward Baggot, husband of Bertha
        Baggot, nee Miller, and father of James E., Joseph
        M., John D., and George M. Baggot, at his residence,
        4049 Grand-blvd, Thursday afternoon, Jan
        23, aged 68 years. Funeral services Monday at 10
        a.m. at the Holy Angels Church, Oakwood-blvd.,
        where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated,
        thence by carriages to Calvary cemetery. Friends
        will kindly omit flowers.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Friday, 24 Jan 1902, p7 c3
        PIONEER PLUMBER IS DEAD.
        -----------------------
        Edward Baggot, for Half a Century in
        Buisines in Chicago, Expires at
        His Residence
        -----------------------
          Edward Baggot, for fifty years in the
        plumbing business in Chicago, died yesterday
        afternoon at his residence, 4049 Grand boule-
        vard. Mr. Baggot was born in Ireland in
        1834, and came to New York when 14 years
        old. Two years later he moved to Chicago
        and became a plumber's apprentice, and in
        1861 started in business for himself.  At the
        outbreak of the civil war he enlisted in what
        was known as the Mercantile Battery.  At
        the conclusion of his service he returned to
        the city and again engaged in business.
          The big fire in 1871 left him with 60 cents,
        but he opened a store and prospered until the
        present plant at 169 and 171 Adams street
        was secured. A few years ago he organ-
        ized the E. Baggot company, plumbing and
        gas fitting supplies, of which he was general
        manager until his death.  He also organized
        the Chicago General Fixture company, of
        which he was President.
          Mr. Baggot was interested in charitable
        work, his benevolence being directed to Cath-
        olic institutions. H leaves a widow and four sons--
        James, E., Joseph M., John D., and George
        M., all of Chicago. Funeral services will be
        held at 10 a. m. on Monday at the Holy
        Angels' Church. Interment will be at Cal-
        vary.
Johanna O'Brien         22 Feb 1902
        Chicago Tribune, Sun. 23 Feb 1902 p7 c5
          O'BRIEN--Johanna O'Brien, Feb. 22, 1902, born
        in Parish of Firies, County Kerry, Ireland, mother
        of Ellen Cronin, Daniel, and John O'Brien.  Fu-
        neral Monday, 9:30, from late residence, 288 Aber-
        deen-st., to Holy Family Church; carriages to Cal-
        vary.  Member of the Married Ladies' Sodality.
Patrick ODEA            05 Sep 1902 [71 yrs; 1398 34th]
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 7 Sep 1902 7:2
          O'DEA--Patrick.  Funeral Sunday at 9:30 a. m.
        from 1398 34th-st., to Lady of Good Counsel
        church, thence to Mount Olivet cemetery.
John D. BAGGOT          29 Oct 1902
        Chicago Tribune, Thu., 30 Oct 1902 p9 c1
          BAGGOT--John D. Baggot, Oct. 29, beloved hus-
        band of Elizabeth Baggot, age 33 years. Funeral
        Friday, Oct. 31, at 9:30 a. m. from the residence
        of his brother James E. Baggot, 4103 Vincennes-
        av., to Holy Angels church, thence by carriages to
        Calvary.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Fri. 31 Oct 1902 p9 c1
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD...
        Baggot, John D., 33, 3236 Forest-av., Oct. 29.
        [microfilm badly obliterated.]
Edward BAGGOT           19 Feb 1903
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Fri 20 Feb 1903, page 2
      BAGGOT--On Thursday, Feb. 19, 1903, at 10:30
        p. m., Edward Baggot, beloved husband of
        Mary Baggot (nee McNamara), and father of
        John, Ed J., William and Joseph Baggot, and
        brother of William Baggot and Mrs. Mary
        Hennessy (nee Baggot).
          Funeral from family residence, 3133 Clifton
        place, on Sunday, Feb. 22, at 1:30 p. m. to
        St. Teresa's Church, thence to Calvary Ceme-
        tery. Friends invited to attend.
Melba Nancy BAGOT       15 May 1903
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sun 17 May 1903 page ?
      BAGOT--Melba Nancy Bagot, on Friday, May 15,
        at 11:52 p. m., dearly beloved daughter of John
        T., Jr., and Laura Bagot (nee Saettele).
          Funeral Monday, 9 a. m., from family resi-
        dence, 2814 North Fourteenth street.
James A. FOLEY          18 Jan 1904 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 19 Jan 1904 13:3
          FOLEY--James, beloved son of the late James
        Foley, and brother of Mrs. John Smith.  Funeral
        Wednesday, Jan. 20, from his late residence, 3353
        Ashland-av., at 9 a. m., to Our Lady of Good
        Counsel church, where requiem high mass will be
        celebrated, thence by carriages to Calvary.  Mem-
        ber of Superior Lodge No. 106, A. C. K.
Sarah O'Malley          18 Feb 1904
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 22 Feb 1904 10:1
          O'MALLEY--At St. Vincent's institutiton, St.
        Louis, Mo., Feb. 18, Sarah, wife of John O'Malley
        Sr.  Interment at Calvary, Feb. 20.
Patrick WHELAN          25 May 1904 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 27 May 1904 8:1
          WHELAN--Patrick. Funeral Friday, at 10 a.
        m., from the residence of Mrs. Chas Fairweather,
        6605 Vincennes-av.  Burlington (Ia.) papers please
        copy.
        [Didn't find burial permit listed in
        Chicago Tribune - alsjr.]
Hanora RYAN Coffey      05 Jun 1904
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 7 Jun 1904 9:1
          COFFEY--Hanora Coffey [nee Ryan], beloved
        wife of the late Michael Coffey and mother of
        Daniel M., Dennis L., Jos. J., Frank P., and the
        late Edward J. Coffey.  Burial Wednesday, June 8,
        at 8 a.m. from late residence, 43 Newberry-av.,
        to Holy Family church, and from there by car-
        riages to Calvary cemetery.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Thu, 9 Jun 1904 11:1
        O F F I C I A L   D E A T H    R E C O R D .
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued yesterday by the health department:
        :
        Coffey, Hanora, 65, 43 Newberry-av., June 5.
Julia LANE Foley        02 Oct 1904
        Chicago Tribune: Tuesday, 4 Oct 1904, p 9 col 1
          FOLEY--Julia, Oct. 2, 1904, beloved wife of James T.
        Foley and mother of Mrs. Margaret Flannigan, Mrs.
        Elizabeth Gannon, James P., Dr. John P., and Philip J.
        Foley.  Funeral from late residence, 1011 S.
        Ridgway-av., Wednesday, at 9 a. m., to Blessed
        Sacrament church, thence by carriages to Mount Carmel.
William JESSE           29 Jan 1905 Chgo CFCT 18Mar1998
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 1 Feb 1905 13:1 & 13:2
          JESSIE--William, Jan. 29, son of Thomas and the
        late Maria.  Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. m., 2753
        Emerald-av., to Nativity church, cars to Mount
        Olivet.
        
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued yesterday by the health department:
        :
        Jesse, William, 35, 38 Emerald-av., Jan. 29.
Amy Magdalena BAGOT     25 Jun 1905
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Mon 26 Jun 1905 page 8
      BAOGT--On Sunday, June 25, 1905, at
        12:23 p. m., Amy Magdalena Bagot, be-
        loved daughter of John and Laura
        Bagot (nee Saettele), aged 5 months
        and 15 days.
          Funeral from family residence, 2308
        Sullivan avenue, Tuesday, June 27, at
        10 a. m.
Julia RYAN Hayes        08 Oct 1905
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 11 Oct 1905 12:2
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        THE FLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
         issued yesterday by the health department:
        :
        Hayes, Julia, 31; 5632 Grove-st., Oct. 8.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 10 Oct 1905 10:1
      HAYES--Julia Hayes, nee Ryan, beloved wife
        of Joseph A. Hayes, mother of William E.
        Hayes, sister of Gertrude and Frank.  Fu-
        neral Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., from residence,
        5632 Grove av., to St. Anne's church, thence
        by carriages to Calvary.
Joseph M. BAGGOT        07 Nov 1905
        Chicago Tribune, Thu., 09 Nov 1905 p10 c2(D/N) c1(F/N)
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD....
        Baggot, Joseph, 38; 3968 Vernon av., Nov. 7.
        
        BAGGOT--Joseph M. Baggot, Nov. 7, husband
          of Lucile.  Funeral 4103 Vincennes-av., Thurs-
          day, 10 a. m., to Holy Angels' church, thence
          to Calvary by carriages.
        
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Thu 9 Nov 1905 page 20
      BAGGOT--At Chicago, on Nov. 7, Jo-
        seph M. Baggot, beloved husband of
        Lulu Baggot.
          Interment at Chicago on Thursday,
        Nov. 9, 1905.
Margaret SWIFT Taffe    10 Dec 1905
        Chicago Tribune 11 Dec 1905 12:1
      TAFFE--Marguerite Taffe, nee Swift, Dec. 10,
        1905, beloved wife of John M. Taffe, mother of
        Charles F., Mary, and Katherine, at her resi-
        dence, 3030 Shields-av.  Funeral notice later.
        
        Chicago Tribune 12 Dec 1905 10:2
      TAFFE--Margaret Taffe, nee Swift, Dec. 10, 1905,
        aged 59 years, beloved wife of John M., mother
        of Chas. F., Mary, and Catherine Taffe.  Fu-
        neral from residence, 3033 Shields-av., Wednes-
        day, Dec. 13, 9:30 a. m., to St. James' church,
        thence by carriages to Calvary.  Liverpool (Eng-
        land) papers please copy.
Elizabeth ? Gannon      22 Jan 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, 23 Jan 1906, p9 c1.
        GANNON--Elizabeth Gannon, Jan. 22, 1906, be-
          loved wife of the late William Gannon, mother
          of William J. Gannon, at her residence, 5232
          Dearborn-st. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m.
          from St. Anne's church, where high mass will be
          celebrated, thence by carriages to Mount Olivet.
Albert C. STEMWEDEL     07 Mar 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 11 Mar 1906 7:6
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD....
        STENWEDEL, Albert 59; 392 Robey-st., March 7.
        
        The Daily News, Thu. 8 Mar 1906 p13 c2
          STEMWEDEL -- ALBERT J., age 59, beloved
        husband of Nettie Stemwedel, father of Chas.,
        May and Albert.
          Funeral from residence, 392 N. Robey-st., Satur-
        day, March 10, at 1 p. m., to Rosehill.
Francis P. FOLEY        08 Apr 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Tue. 10 Apr 1906 p10 c2
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECROD....
        Foley, Francisca P., 5; 1011 Ridgeway-av., April 8.
Alfred BREMNER          15 Jun 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 17 Jun 1906 7:1
      BREMNER--Alfred Bremner, aged 28 years, be-
      loved husband of Lillian Bremner, nee Towne.
      Funeral Monday at 1 p. m. from 1057 Ballou-st.
      to Arlington cemetery.
James E. BAGGOT         12 Sep 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Fri., 14 Sep 1906 p13 c1
        BAGGOT--James E. Baggot, beloved husband of
          Anna, nee McFarland, died Sept. 12. Funeral
          from his late residence, 442 Ashland-blvd., Sat-
          urday, 10 a. m., to Holy Family church; car-
          riages to Calvary.
Julia MOORE McGough     30 Nov 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 2 Dec 1906 11:1
      McGOUGH--Julia McGough, nee Moore, Nov. 30,
        1906, beloved wife of Barney McGough, Jr.,
        mother of Florence and Marie, daughter of
        Patrick and Mary Moore, sister of Mrs. John A.
        Tumney, Helen, Sadie, Lauretta, and Henry
        Moore.  Funeral from late residence, 2110 Gren-
        shaw-st., Monday, Dec. 3, 1906, to Presentation
        church, where high mass will be celebrated at
        10 a. m., thence by carriages to Calvary.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 4 Dec 1906 13:2
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the health department yesterday:
        :
        McCaugh, Julia, 22; 2110 Grenshaw-av., Nov. 30.
James FOLEY             02 Dec 1906
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 4 Dec 1906 13:1
      FOLEY--James Foley.  Funeral Wednesday, at
        9 a. m., from his late residence, 146 Waban-
        sia-av., to Annunciation church, thence by car-
        riages to Mount Carmel.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 5 Dec 1906 18:2
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the health department yesterday:
        :
        Foley, James, 43; 145 Wabansia-av., Dec. 1.
John MCGOUGH            16 Mar 1907
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 17 Mar 1907 7:5
      McGOUGH--John Francis McGough, aged 20 years
        and 10 months, beloved son of Bernard and
        Mary McGough, nee McDonald, brother of
        Thomas, Bernard, Mary, James, Joseph, Arthur,
        Rose and Ann McGough, at parents' residence,
        2206 W. 12th-st.  Funeral Monday, March 8 [sic] 9
        a. m., to St. Finbarr's church, where high mass
        will be celebrated; thence by carriages to Cal-
        vary.
George M. BAGGOT        23 May 1907
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 26 May 1907 p7 c4
        OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD...
        Baggott, George T., 35; 45 Lake Street, May 23.
George KEEBLER          i23 Jul 1907
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 21 Jul 1907
        KEEBLER--George Keebler, beloved husband of
          Hannah, nee Cronin, father of May, Elsie, and
          George, at his residence, 6624 Normal-av.
          Funeral notice later.  Member of Hynes Court 670, C.
          O. F.
Alexander BREMNER       05 Sep 1907
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 9 Sep 1907 12:2
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the Health department yesterday:
        :
        Bremner, Alexander, 62, 468 McLean-av., Sept. 5.
Imogene C. BREMNER      13 Dec 1907
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 15 Dec 1907 4:2
                OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE
          issued by the health department yesterday:
        :
        Bremner, Imogene C., 1; 6025 Kimbark-av., Dec. 13.
Virginia FOLEY          25 Mar 1908
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 29 Mar 1908 Section II, Part I 2:4
             O F F I C I A L   D E A T H   R E C O R D
         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
         Foley, Virginia, 2; 1142 Lawndale-av., March 26.
Daniel M. COFFEY        27 Jun 1908
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 29 Jun 1908 10:6
      COFFEY--Daniel M. Coffey, June 27, 1908, be-
      loved son of the late Michael and Hanora Coffey,
      brother of Dennis I., Joseph J., Frank P. and
      the late Edward J. Coffey.  Funeral from Frank
      P. Coffey's residence, 614 Ferdinand-av., near
      Jackson-blvd., Forest Park, Tuesday, June 30,
      at 9:30, to St. Luke's church, by carriages to
      Calvary.
William BAGGOT          13 Feb 1909
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sat 24 Apr 1909 page 8
      BAGGOT--Entered into rest on Feb.
        13 1909, William Baggot, dearly be-
        loved husband of Harriet Baggot,
        aged 63 years.
          Funeral on Saturday, April 24,
        1909, at 2 p. m., from St. Mark's
        Church, Page and Academy avenues,
        thence to Calvary Cemetery.  Inter-
        ment private.                     (c)
        
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sat 24 Apr 1909 page 10
                BURIAL PERMITS.
        :
        William Baggot, 63, 1463 Union, drowning.
Thomas L. JESSE         21 May 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 25 May 1909 14:2 [NOT PHOTOCOPIED!]
        Jesse, Thomas L, 73; 7150 Aberdeen; May 21.
        
        Chicago Daily News, Sat 22 May 1909 13:7
      JESSE--Thomas L., May 21, 1909, at the resi-
        dence of his son, Thomas, 7150 Aberdeen-st.,
        beloved husband of the late Maria (nee Pickley),
        fond father of James, Mrs. H. Richardson, John,
        Mrs. B. Clements, Thomas and Mrs. J. Sulli-
        van, George, Mrs. N. Kirby, Lizzie, Frank and
        the late William Jesse.  Funeral Monday, May 24,
        1909, at 9 o'clock, St. Brendan's church, where
        high mass will be celebrated, thence by car-
        riages to Mount Olivet.  New York, Kansas and
        Omaha papers please copy.
John M. TAFFE           05 Jun 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 7 Jun 1909 16:2
      TAFFE--John M. Taffe, June 5, 1909, beloved
        husband of the late Margaret, new Swift, father
        of Charles F., Mary and Katherine.  Funeral
        Tuesday, June 8, from his late residence, 3033
        Shields-av., at 9 a. m., to St. James' church, by
        carriages to Calvary.
Alexander BREMNER       04 Jul 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 07 Jul 1909 15:5
      BREMMNER--Alexander Bremmner, aged 33
        years, belovd husband of Bessie, brother of David
        Bremmner, Mrs. Florence O'Day, and Mrs. Mar-
        garet Thies.  Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. m., from
        residence of his sister, Mrs. O'Day, 468 McLean-
        av., to Waldheim.

John O'MALLEY           06 Sep 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 8 Sep 1909
        O'MALLEY--John O'Malley, Sept. 6, 1909, aged
          90 years, at his residence, 2912 Michigan-av.,
          beloved father of Wm. J. and John O'Malley Jr.,
          and Mrs. S. E. Stone.  Funeral from his late
          residence to St James' Roman Catholic church,
          Thursday at 10 a. m.  Burial at Calvaray.
Agnes Bremner           09 Sep 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 10 Sep 1909 18:3
      BREMNER--Mrs. Agnes H. Bremner, at the Chi-
        cago Baptist hospital, Sept., 9, 1909, widow of
        the late John Bremner.  Funeral from John D.
        McRae's undertaking chapel, 1723 W. Madison-
        st., Saturday at 1:30 p. m., by carriages to Rose=
        hill cemetery.
Bernard McGOUGH         19 Sep 1909
        Chicago Tribune, Monday, 20 Sep 1909 15:3
      M'COUGH--Bernard McGough, beloved husband of
        Mary McGough, nee McDonnell, fond father of
        Thomas, Bernard, Mae, James, Joseph, Rose,
        Arthur, Anna, and the late John McGough, at
        residence, 4001 W 12th-st., corner 40th-av.  Fu-
        neral notice later.
Mary T. OAKES Bagot     28 Jan 1910
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sat 29 Jan 1910 page 8
      BAGOT--Entered into rest on Fri-
        day, Jan. 28, 1910, at 11 p.m., Mary
        T. Bagot (nee Oakes), beloved wife
        of John T. Bagot, after a short ill-
        ness, in her fifty-eighth year.
          Funeral  from residence, 2708 North
        Tenth street, on Monday, Jan. 31, at
        2 p. m., to Bellefontaina Cemetery.
          Anoka (Minn.) and Milwaukee
        (Wis.) papers please copy.
        
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Mon 31 Jan 1910 page 4
                BURIAL PERMITS.
        :
        Mary T. Bagot, 58, 2708 N. 10th; uremia.
Mary T. TAFFE           21 Sep 1910
        Chicago Tribune, Thursday 22 Sep 1910 16:3
      TAFFE--Mary T. Taffe, Sept. 21, 1910, daughter
        of the late John M. and Margaret, sister of
        Charles F. and Catherine.  Funeral Saturday
        from her late residence, 3033 Shields-av., 9:30
        a. m., to St. James' church, by carriages to
        Calvary.  Member of branch 517, L. C. B. A.
Felix MCDONNELL         05 Oct 1910 Chgo
        Chicago Daily News, Thu, 6 Oct 1910 20:4
                        DEATHS
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      M'DONNELL--Felix, beloved father of Mrs. B.
        McGough, Sr.  Funeral Friday, Oct. 7, at 9:30
        a. m., from his late residence, 4001 W. 12th-
        st., to St. Finbar's church, where high
        mass will be celebrated, thence by carriages to Cal-
        vary.
Flora L. Bremner        23 Oct 1910
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 24 Oct 1910 14:1
      BREMNER--Flora L. Bremner, Oct. 23, 1910 be-
        loved wife of Robert and dearly beloved mother
        of Robert S., Margaret Bond, and Kathryn
        Shaubert, and fond sister of Margaret Anderson.
        Funeral Tuesday, 1 p. m., from late residence,
        1641 N. Lawndale-av., by carriages to Forest
        Home.  Late member of American Ladies' Pla-
        tonio society and Clan Campbell, Scottish society.
        Baltimore, Md., and Lynchburg, Va., papers
        please copy.
Bessie HANSON Bremner   28 Oct 1910
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 1 Nov 1910 17:1
      BREMNER--Bessie Bremner, Oct 28, 1910, aged 24
        years, wife of the late Alexander Bremner, daugh-
        ter of Albert Hanson, and sister of Mrs. G.
        Meyer and Mrs. John Brennan.  Funeral serv-
        ices at Sheldon's undertaking rooms, 912 W.
        Madison-st., Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 11 a.m., car-
        riages to Forest Home.
Bertha Bremner          08 Jan 1911
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 9 Jan 1911 18:1
        BREMNER--Bertha Bremner, age 65 years, be-
          loved mother of Mrs. Andrew O'Day, Mrs.
          Emil Thies, and David Bremner.  Funeral Tuesday at
          12 noon, from 3575 McLean-av., to Arlington.
Anna Stemwedel          07 Jun 1911
        Chicago Daily News, Fri, 9 Jun 1911 p22 c5
        STEMWEDEL--June 7, Anna (nee Kair), age 34
          years, 5 months, beloved wife of Albert Stem-
          wedel and dearly beloved mother of Harry,
          daughter of George and Minnie Kair, and sister
          of Agnes, Marjorie, Clare, George and Frank
          Kair.  Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 8:30 a. m.,
          from her parents' residence, 1735 Fletcher-st.,
          to St. Alphonsus' church, thence to St. Boni-
          face cemetery.
Michael L. FEENEY       15 Oct 1911
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 17 Oct 1911 14:4
      FEENEY--Michael L. Feeney, Oct. 15, 1911, be-
        loved husband of Maria J., nee Gavin, father
        of William P., Dora, Charles, Luke, Margaret,
        and Florence, at late residence, 4417 Berkeley-
        av. Funeral Thursday, Oct 19, at 9:30 a. m., to
        St. Ambrose church, where high mass will be
        celebrated, thence to Mount Olivet by carriages.
        Dubuque papers please copy.
Mary Jesse              21 Oct 1911 Chgo [Not added to database]
        Chicago Daily News, Mon 23 Oct 1911 17:3
      JESSE--Mary, Oct. 21, 1911; at her residence, 4725
        W. Polk.st., beloved wife of August R. Jesse.
        Funeral notice later.
Mary Elizabeth FOLEY    19 Aug 1912
        Chicago Daily News, Tue 20 Aug 1912 14:4
        FOLEY--Mary Elizabeth, Aug. 19, at residence,
          210 N. 49th-av., aged 8 years, beloved daughter
          of James P. and Mary E. Foley (nee Kelly), sis-
          ter of James, Lucy, Leo, Julia, Joseph and Cath-
          erine.  Funeral services at St. Thomas Aquinas
          church, Wednesday morning at 9:30; interment
          private.
Helen T. Bremner        07 Sep 1912
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 8 Sep 1912 Sec I Part I 3:6
      BREMNER--Mrs. Helen T. Bremner, beloved
        mother of Benj. E. Bremner, at her home, 855
        Belden-av. Funeral services will be held at the
        Church of the Covenant, Belden-av. and N. Hal-
        sted-st., Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock; inter-
        ment at Rosehill.
Margaret KELLY          24 Dec 1912
        Chicago Tribune, Wed., 25 Dec 1912 p20 c2
        KELLY--Margaret Kelly, Dec. 24, aunt of James
          E. Baggott, at residence, 4106 Vincennes-av.
          Funeral Thursday, the twenty-sixth, at 10 a. m.,
          to Holy Angels' church, by autos to Calvary
          Cemetery.
Mary McDONNELL McGough  bur. 18 Oct 1913
        Chicago Tribune, Fri, 17 Oct 1913  18:2
        McGOUGH--Mary McGough, beloved wife of the
        late Bernard McGough, fond mother of Thomas,
        Bernard, James, Joseph, Rose, Arthur, Anna,
        Mrs. J. Rafferty, and the late John McGough, at
        her residence, 4001 W. 12th-st. Funeral Satur-
        day, Oct. 18, at 9 a. m., to St. Finbar's church,
        where solemn high mass wll be celebrated, thence
        by autos to Calvary cemetery.
Margaret A. Bromley     22 Dec 1913
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 23 Dec 1913 20:6
      BROMLEY--Margaret A. Bromley, Dec. 22, moth-
        er of Capt. Frank J. Ronan, Mrs. George Knack-
        stedt, and Mrs. John Maas.  Funeral Wednesday
        from her late residence, 747 Irving Park-blvd.,
        10 a. m. at St. Mary's of the Lake church, thence
        by automobiles to Calvary.
Joseph S. McGOUGH       15 Feb 1914
        Chicago Tribune, Tues, 17 Feb 1914   18:7
      McGOUGH--Jospeh McGough, Feb. 15, 1914, son
        of the late Mary McGough, and beloved brother of
        Thomas and Bernard McGough, Mrs. J. A. Raf-
        ferty, James, Arthur, Rose, and Anna McGough.
        Funeral from his late residence, 2023 E. 72d-st.,
        Wednesday, Feb. 18, 9 a. m., to St. Philip Neri
        church, where requiem mass will be celebrated,
        thence by automobiles to Calvary.
Olivia Baggot          01 Apr 1914 Calvary Sec 4 Lot 22 #1
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Thu 02 Apr 1914 page 20
        BAGGOT--Entered into rest Wednes-
          day, April 1, 1914, at 9:30 p. m.,
        Olivia Baggot, dearly beloved daugh-
        ter of Josephine Baggot and the late
        Patrick Baggot, and our dear sister.
          Funeral will take place from fam-
        ily residence, 5218 Maple avenue, on
        Saturday, April 4, at 8:30 a. m., to St.
        Mark's Church, thence to Calvary
        Cemetery.  Interment private.
          Chicago (Ill.) papers please copy.
                                        (c5)
Daniel Edward HEALY     11 May 1914
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 12 May 1914 18:3
      HEALY--Daniel E. Healy, at his residence, 2700
        Lime-st., husband of the late Margaret and be-
        loved father of Mrs. A. J. Nagle and Mrs. J. T.
        McDonald of Lewistown, Mont.; Daniel P., Mrs.
        R. M. Casey, Josie and Waldo W. Healy.  Fu-
        neral Thursday at 9 o'clock to St. Bridget's
        church, where solemn high mass will be cele-
        brated, thence by automobiles to Calvary.
Leo Francis FOLEY       23 Sep 1914
        Chicago Tribune Tue 22 Sep 1914 16:3
      FOLEY--Leo Francis Foley, beloved son of
        James P. and Mary E., nee Kelly, and fond
        brother of Dr. James, Lucy, Julia, Joseph,
        and Catharine.  Funeral from residence,
        228 N. Labtrobe-av., Wednesday, at 10 a. m.,
        St. Thomas Aquinas church, where high
        mass will be celebrated; automobiles to
        Mount Carmel.  Anaconda [Mont.] and St.
        Paul [Minn.] papers please copy.
        
        Chicago Tribune: Wednesday, 23 Sep 1914, p 17 col 5
      FOLEY--Leo Francis Foley, beloved son of James P. Mary
        E., nee Kelly, and fond brother of Dr. James, Lucy,
        Julia, Joseph, and Catharine.  Funeral from residence,
        228 N. Latrobe-ave., Wednesday, at 10 a. m., St. Thomas
        Aquinas church, where high mass will be celebrated;
        automobiles to Mount Carmel.  Anaconda [Mont.] and St.
        Paul [Minn.] papers please copy.
Dora Bremmer            10 Mar 1916 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 12 Mar 1916 Part II 3:4
      BREMNER--Dora Bremner, March 19, beloved
        mother of Louis and Morris Rosengarten and
        Rebecca Zimmerman.  Funeral from 1241 S.
        Sawyer-av., Sunday, March 12, at 12 oclock.
        Intement at Waldheim.
Alfred Francis BAGGOT   07 Apr 1916 Calvary Sec 4 Lot 22 #3 age 15
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sat 08 Apr 1916 page 10
        BAGGOT--Entered into rest on Fri-
          day, April 7, 1916, at 1 p. m., Alfred
        Francis Baggot, Jr., beloved son of
        Luciele Baggot and the late Joseph
        M. Baggot.
          Funeral from the family residence,
        5218 Maple avenue, on Monday, April
        10, at 8:30 a. m., to St. Mark's
        Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
        Interment private.            (c7)
Mary DWYER Ray         ?10 May 1916
        Chicago Tribune, Thu 11 May 1916 19:6
      RAY--Mary Ray, nee Dwyer, beloved wife of
        the late Charles E., mother of Joseph W.
        and Stephen L.  Funeral Saturday, May 13, at
        9 a. m., from his son's residence, 5826 W.
        26th-pl., Morton Park; to Mary Queen of
        Heaven church, where high mass will be
        celebrated.  Autos to Calvary.  Member of
        St. Bernardette court No. 73, W. C. O. F.
Belle Reed Bremner      18 May 1916 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 19 May 1916 19:5
      BREMNER--Belle Reed Bremner, May 19,
        1916, wife of William C. Bremner, 1303 Fos-
        ter-av., mother of Imogene, William C. Jr.,
        and Virginia. Interment private.
John Benjamin MURPHY    11 Aug 1916
        [Many articles in Chicago Tribune on 12 & 13 August]
        Chicago Tribune, Sun., 13 Aug 1916 2:3 c5
        MURPHY -- John Benjamin Murphy, M. D.,
          aged 58, at Mackinc Island, Aug. 11, be-
          loved husband of Jeannette Plamondon Mur-
          phy and father of Mrs. J. T. Benedict and
          Mildred L. and Celeste Murphy. Funeral
          Monday morning, Aug. 14, from St. James'
          church, 29th and Wabash, at 11 o'clock.
          Please omit flowers.
Thomas C. DOLAN         24 Sep 1916
        Chicago Tribune, Tue 25 Sep 1916 p19 c6
          DOLAN--Thomas C. Dolan, beloved husband
          of Margaret Dolan (nee Costello), father
          of Maria, Genevieve, Francis, Leonora Do-
          lan, and Mrs. John Dugan.  Funeral Wednes-
          day, Sept. 27, at 10 a. m., from his late
          residence, 3739 N. Keeler-av., to St. Viator's
          church, where high mass will be celebrated,
          auto to N. W. depot at Irving Park-blvd.
          Burial Woodstock, Ill.  Member of Lafayette
          council, No. 361, Knights of Columbus.
James E BREMNER         01 Apr 1917 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 2 Apr 1917 19:4
      BREMNER--James E. Bremner, April 1, be-
        loved son of Mary and William Eadie,
        brother of the late George Bremner
        nephew of James T. Bremner, at parents'
        residence, 113 S. Aberdeen-st.  Announce-
        ment of funeral later. St. Louis, Mo., and
        Montebello, Cal., papers please copy.
Margaret E. COSTELLO Dolan      28 Apr 1917
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 29 Apr 1917 7:15 c6
      DOLAN--Margaret E. Dolan, beloved wife of
        the late Thomas C. Dolan, fond mother of
        Mrs. John M. Dugan, Maria, Genevieve,
        Frances, Leonora, and the late Anna C.
        Dolan, at her residence, 3739 N. Keeler-av.
        Funeral Tuesday, May 1, at 10 a. m. from
        above residence to St. Viator's church,
        where high mass will be celebrated, auto-
        mobiles to Northwestern depot.  Burial at
        Woodstock, Ill. Train leaves at 12:50 p. m.
Ellen M. O'BRIEN        25 Sep 1917
        Chicago Tribune, Thursday, 27 Sep 1917 13:6
      CRONIN--Ellen M. Cronin [nee O'Brien],
        Sept. 25, 1917, beloved wife of late Pat-
        rick W. Cronin, at late residence, 3820
        Flournoy-st. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m.
        to Presentation church, where solemn high
        mass will be celebrated.  Autos to Calvary.
        Member of court No. 2, W. C. O. F. will
        meet at residence at 9 p. m. Rosary.  For
        information phone Garfield 5637.
Frank BREMNER           27 Oct 1917 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Mon 29 Oct 1917 15:6
      BREMNER--Frank D. Bremner, Oct. 27,
        1917, beloved husband of Ida Bremenr,
        nee Robinson, brother of Mrs. Libby Stans-
        bury, Mrs. Nellie elkwall, Mrs. Lottie Good,
        Robert and William Bremenr.  Funeral
        Tuesday at 2 p. m. from 2425 North-av.,
        to Rosehill.  Member of Kilwinning lodge
        No. 311, A. F. & A. M., Chicago Printing
        Pressman's union No. 3, and Old Time
        Pressman's association.
Katherine T BREMNER     31 Jan 1918 Chgo
        Chicago Tribune, Fri 01 Feb 1918 15:7
      BREMNER--Katharine Teresa Bremner, Jan.
        31, beloved daughter of David F. and Imel-
        da G. Bremner, 5009 Greenwood-av. Fu-
        neral services at St. Ambrose church, Sat-
        urday, Feb. 2, at 10 a. m.  Interment at
        Calvary.  Burial private.
Susan L BREMNER         15 Jun 1918
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 16 Jun 1918 1:15:5
      BREMNER--Susan L. Bremner, June 15, be-
        loved daughter of Robert J. and Susan L.,
        nee Riordan; sister of Robert J., Frank,
        Joseph, Paul, Walter, Aloysius, and James,
        at residence, 4728 N. Ashland-av.  Funeral
        Monday, June 17, at 8:30 a.m., to Our
        Lady of Lourdes church; autos to Calvary.
James J. RAFFERTY       25 Jan 1918 Chicago
        Chicago Tribune, Sat 26 Jan 1918 11:8
      RAFFERTY--James J. Rafferty, beloved hu-
        band of Elizabeth M., nee Dignan, fond
        father of James, Mary, Elizabeth, John,
        Edward, Richard, Patrick, Thomas, and
        Katherine Rafferty, at his residence, 3227
        Fulton-st.  Funeral notice later.
        
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 27 Jan 1918 1:13:7
      RAFFERTY--James J., Jan. 25, be-
        loved husband of Elizabeth M., nee Dignan,
        fond father of James, Mary, Eliabeth, John,
        Edward, Richard, Patrick, Thomas, and
        Kathryn Rafferty.  Funeral Tuesday, a. m.,
        from 3327 Fulton-st., to St. Matthew's
        church; autos to Calvary.
Annie McPARLAND         23?Jul 1918
        Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, 24 Jul 1918, p?? c5
      BAGGOT--Annie Baggot, beloved wife of the
        late James E. Baggot, sister of James,
        Michael, and John McParland and Margaret
        Loss. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. m., from the
        residence of her sister, to St. Matthew's
        church.  Burial private.
John O'MALLEY          i09 Dec 1918 Calvary
        Chicago Daily News, Mon 9 Dec 1918 23:5
      O'MALLEY--John, Dec. 8, 5831 Michigan-av.,
        beloved son of Vincent and Margaret, broth-
        er of Vincent, Jr., aged 1 year 2 months.
        Funeral Dec. 9, to Calvary; private.
Mary BAGGOT             29 Dec 1918
        Chicago Tribune, Wed 1 Jan 1919
        BAGGOT--Mary Baggot, Dec. 29, formerly of
          Palos Park, sister of Henry and William
          Baggott. Funeral from chapel, 88 E. Ran-
          dolph, Thursday at 9:30 a.m. to St. Mary's
          church, by autos to Calvary.
John Francis MEEHAN     23 Apr 1919
        Chicago Tribune, Sun 1 Aug 1920 1:13:6
      MEEHAN--Sergt. John Francis Meehan, 76th
        company, 6th regiment, Marine corps, April
        23, 1919 at Coblenz, Germany.  Beloved son
        of Bridget A. Meehan, brother of Jessie,
        Paul and Elizabeth.  Funeral Monday, 9:30
        a.m., from chapel, 177 N. Michigan-av.,
        to St. Andrew's church, Addison and Pau-
        lina-sts., thence to Calvary cemetery.
Zoe BAGGOTT Hunn        31 Jul 1919
        St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Fri 01 Aug 1919 page 12
        HUNN--Entered into rest on Thursday,
          July 31, 1919, at 4 o'clock p. m., Zoe
        Hunn, beloved wife of Edward Hunn, dear
        mother of Walter E. Hunn, daughter of
        Joseph and Elizabeth Baggott, sister of Ed-
        ward and Everett Baggott, Elliot Hughey,
        Mrs. A. Wyath and Mrs. Charles Camrow.
          Funeral will take place from the family
        residence, Clayton road, one-half mile west
        of North and South road, on Suday morn-
        ing, August 2, 1919, at 7:30 o'clock, to St.
        Alphonsus (Rock) Church, Grand and Fin-
        ney avenues, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
        Motor.
          Take Clayton car to McKnight road, two
        blocks south, then two blocks east on Clay-
        ton road.                               (c)

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