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Purcell, Richard, of No. 728 Centre Avenue, died on Friday of last
week in the 78th year of his age. He was a native of Co. Tipperary,

Quigley, Dan, born March 25, 1851, died May 17, 1905, native of
Castletown, Co. Tipperary

Quigley, James Edward (Archbishop) born in Oshawa, Ontario on Oct. 15,
1854, the son of James Quigley of Carrigatogher, Parish of Burgesbeg,
Co. Tipperary and Mary Lacy of the same place. The Archbishop's
grandparents were Martin Quigley and Elizabeth Kelly on his paternal
side; and John Lacy and Judy Carroll on his maternal side. The records
of St. Gregory's Church in Oshawa reveal several brothers and sisters
of his parents in Oshawa as early as 1844. He was elevated to the
Chicago see in 1903, and died in 1915 in Rochester, NY at the home of
his brother, Joseph Quigley, Chief of the Rochester Police Dept.

Quigley, John born 1821 in Co. Tipperary, probably the parish of
Castletownarra, married Honora Cooney, and emigrated in the year 1849
to Chicago, where he was engaged all his life in the blacksmith trade
on the west side of Chicago. His first shop was on Randolph street
near Canal, in partnership with Edward Kerwin, and later with William
Hunt on west Madison near Desplaines. He was said to be a near
relative of Archbishop Quigley. He and his wife, had eleven children;
six of whom left descendants: namely, Mrs. Honora Mackey, Mrs.
Margaret Conroy, Mrs. Mary Canty, Mrs. Ellen Solon, Mrs. Frances
Schaefer, and Edward C. Quigley. He was a member of the Montgomery
Guards, an Irish military organization, and acquired a considerable
sum of property prior to his death on Jan. 7, 1898. His wife preceeded
him in death by four years.

Quinlan, Daniel, husband of Mary, nee Ryan, father of Thomas, Eliza,
and Amy, native of Kilcommon, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 618
W. 33rd st. to Nativity Church to Mt. Olivet -Dec. 5, 1893

Quinlan, Michael, at resid., 70 Damon st., Dec. 30, 1884, native of
Parish Birdhill, Co. Tipperary, aged 56 yrs. Funeral from Holy Family
Church to Calvary

Quinlan, William, a resident of Chicago more than forty years, at St.
Joseph's Hospital. He was born in Cashel, Co. Tipperary and came to
the U.S. when quite young. During most of his residence in Chicago he
lived at 421 S. Canal st. He retired twelve years ago. He resided for
a short time when he first came to America in New Haven, CN His
nephew, James Quinlan and niece, Nellie H. Quinlan of New Haven, came
to Chicago to attend the funeral which occured from Holy Family Church
to Calvary. -March 12, 1904

Quinlisk, James born 1868 in Dumcurran, Tipperary, son of James
Quinlisk, married 1908 to Hanora Ryan of Jeremiah Ryan (St. Gabriel's

Quinn, Daniel F., March 25, 1898, husband of Mary E., nee McGraw, aged
29 yrs., brother of Mrs. Robert McKenna, nephew of Tim Quinn of
Gilman, IL, also of William Quinn of Tolono, IL. Funeral from resid.,
8942 Dauphin ave. to Champaign, IL. Nenagh, Co. Tipperary papers
please copy.

Quinn, Denis, born in Garrykennedy, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
resid., cor. of 12th and Halsted sts. to Sacred Heart Church to
Calvary -Oct. 21, 1890

Quinn, Mary, aged 80 yrs., May 2, 1902, at resid., 5609 Dearborn st.,
native of Millbrook, Co. Tipperary, mother of John, Mary, Phil,
Timothy, Martin Quinn, and Mrs. J. H. Deveney. Funeral from St. Anne's
Church to Lockport, IL.

Quirk, Bridget, has erected this stone in memory of her niece, Ellen
Cary, native of Co. Tipperary, died Aug. 20, 1870 (?); Section N

Quirk, Capt. Daniel W., died Tuesday at his residence, 1013 W.
Madison. He was born near Toomevara, Co. Tipperary about 55 yrs. ago
and came to the U.S. in early manhood. He leaves a wife and one
daughter, Mrs. John McVeigh, of No. 1011 W. Lake st. Funeral occured
from St. Malachy's Church to Calvary -Jan. 21, 1892  His brother
Bartholomew Quirk, was an old resident of Chicago having settled here
in the 1840's. He was married in 1856, and when the Civil War broke
out he joined the Union army and where he served three and one half
years, resigning with the rank of Captain. He returned to Chicago and
engaged in the contracting business. In the early days he was a
voluntee fireman, and later he served as a member of the city council
for two terms. He retired from business about 1896 and resided with
his wife and daughter at 958 Park ave at the time of is death. One of
his daughters, Mrs. Lawrence J. Reed resided at 1383 Washington Blvd.

Reardon, Eliza, nee Cushing, mother of Patrick Reardon Jr., at resid.,
162 Hastings st., native of Parish Solohead, Co. Tipperary. Funeral
from Holy Family Church to Calvary -Feb. 8, 1898

Reedy, James W., died rather suddenly at his home in Ravenswood last
Thursday. He was in his 45th year. He was born near Traveston, Co.
Tipperary and came to America in early youth. He was alway successful
in his business ventures and was held in high esteem. His health began
to fail him a few years ago. He visited Ireland in the hopes of
restoring it, but the change produced no perceptable improvement and
gradually declined. Mr. Reedy was married to Miss Kelly, a popular
young lady of the North Division about five years ago. -Oct. 15, 1889

Reilley, John, at resid., 101 Newberry ave., native of Newport, Co.
Tipperary, aged 58 yrs., 7 mos. Funeral from the Jesuit Church to
Calvary -Feb. 23, 1885

Reilly, Catherine, nee Carey, at 2907 - 5th ave., July 27, 1886,
native of Emly, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from St. James Church to
Calvary. Vandalia papers please copy.

Russell, James J., native of Killea, Co. Tipperary, died March 19,
1913; Johanna Russell, nee Ryan, died March 12, 1926; Mary Russell
Croke, died Aug. 30, 1965; Section 1

Russell, John, at resid., 713 Gordon st., April 20, 1884, native of
Templemore, Co. Tipperary, aged 63 yrs. Funeral from St. Gabriel's
Church to Calvary

Ryan, Ann, wife of Daniel, mother of Lant, Patrick, John and Annie
Ryan, Mrs. Heffernan, Mrs. Scully, Mrs. Gleason, and the late Mrs.
O'Brien, native of Newport, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 1164
Harvard st. to St. Charles Church to Mt. Olivet -April 10, 1899

Ryan, Annie born Feb. 14, 1872 in Kilbarrow, Co. Tipperary, of Thomas
Ryan and Margaret Coonan, married Aug. 11, 1911 to James Hogan born
Sept. 19, 1858 in Hubbardstown, Ionia Co., MI of John Hogan and Mary
O'Meara, witnesses: John Dunne and Mrs. Grischow

Ryan, Bridget, July 15, 1885, aged 85 yrs., native of Newport, Co.
Tipperary, mother of Michael and James Ryan and Mrs. Bridget Sheedy.
Funeral from her son's resid., 85 Blue Island ave. to St. Patrick's
Church to Calvary. St. Catherine's, St. Mary's and Montreal(Can)
papers please copy.

Ryan, Bridget, at resid., 3747 Union, Oct. 26, 1891, wife of Maurice,
aged 29 yrs., native of Parish Kilcommon, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
Nativity Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Catherine, July 16, 1887, wife of John, native of Parish Drom,
Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 930 W. 38th court, on the 18th
inst. to Nativity Church to Calvary

Ryan, Catherine, at resid., 45 Nixon st., Dec. 22, 1896, daughter of
the late Timothy and Johanna, and sister of John, Pat, Thomas, Michael
and Annie Ryan, aged 35 yrs., native of Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
resid., 3535 Union to Nativity Church to Calvary

Ryan, Catherine, widow of the late Philip, died at her home after a
brief illness of pneumonia last week. She was born Catherine Hogan at
Ballinaclough, near Nenagh, Co. Tipperary over 50 years ago and came
to America in her youth. She married early in life and a daughter and
two sons survive her. One of her sons served with credit in the U.S.
Navy during the war with Spain and is now a resident of Chicago. -May
28, 1904

Ryan, Cornelius, at insame asylum, Aug. 6, 1888, aged 50 yrs., native
of Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 1634 S. Clark st. to St. John's
Church to Calvary

Ryan, Daniel J., at his residence, 214 Rush st. of pneumonia, a native
of Newport, Co. Tipperary, he was married to the daughter of Mr.
Thomas Crawford, an old resident of Chicago. Funeral occured from Holy
Name Cathedral to Calvary -April 18, 1891

Ryan, Daniel W., alderman of the 14th ward, was born in Co. Tipperary
in 1843. In 1856 he emigrated to the U.S., coming alone to Waterford,
Saratoga Co., NY where an elder brother resided. He remained in
Waterford three years, during which time he learned the cooper's
trade. In 1859 he removed with a sister to Mt. Sterling, IL. The
following year he went to Peoria and in 1861 to Chicago. In 1862 he
enlisted in Co. V, 1st Ill. Artillery, and served in the battles of
Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. After the latter
engagement he followed the fortunes of General Sheridan in his march
through Georgia, participating in all of the battles of the Atlanta
campaign as far as Jonesborough. In 1874 he was once again engaged in
the coopering business, and was for eight years located at Rawson st.
and for one year at 19 Coventry st. Here Mr. Ryan did a large and
prosperous business in the manufacture of barrels for distillers and
rectifiers, employing fifty hands. He was married in Chicago in May,
1881, to Agnes E. Donovan, and they had four children, Mamie, Agnes,
Daniel W., Jr., and Cornelius Ryan. In 1884, he was the Republican
candidate for alderman in the 14th ward, but was defeated. In 1886 he
ran successfully for the same seat.

Ryan, Delia, nee O'Brien, July 26, 1894, at 3808 S. State st., wife of
Christie Ryan, native of Co. Tipperary, aged 28 yrs. Funeral from St.
Elizabeth's Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Denis Pierce born Jan. 13, 1909 of Daniel Ryan of Tipperary and
Margaret Heffernan of Tipperary who were married at Our Lady of

Ryan, Ellen, Nov. 22, 1890, at 4219 School st., mother of Timothy,
James, and Pierce Ryan, aged 82 yrs., native of Bansha, Co. Tipperary.
Funeral from St. Cecelia's Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Frank J., State Senator, died in Chicago on Jan. 22, 1926. He
was born in Co. Tipperary, Ireland on March 30, 1860. He was educated
in Ireland and entered the publishing industry there before coming to
Chicago as a young man. He was elected in 1909 as a Democrat to the
Illinois House of Representatives and served five consecutive terms.
He married Margaret Day, and had two sons: John V., and Gerald; and
four daughters, of whom one was a Sr. of the Order of St. Dominic.

Ryan, Honora, nee O'Neill, widow of the late Pierce, mother of Nora
Ryan, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Mary Ryan, and the late Margaret Long, native
of Bansha, Co. Tipperary at resid., 1401 Lexington st. -Jan. 4, 1900

Ryan, Hugh, died July 8, 1899, aged 63 years, native of Killeen, Co.
Tipperary; Catherine Ryan, April 4, 1834-Aug. 9, 1896; erected by Hugh
Ryan in memory of his wife, Catherine

Ryan, James, husband of Mary Ryan, died May 6, 1889 at No. 826 North
Paulina street, aged 49 yrs., a native of Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
Funeral from Annunciaton Church to Calvary. Troy (NY) papers please
copy. -May 11, 1889

Ryan, James, at 557 Duncan Pk Pl., Dec. 26, 1894, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Ryan, brother of Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Michael Spain and Mrs.
Lawrence Fleming, aged 25 yrs., native of Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.
Burial Mt. Olivet

Ryan, James, March 9, 1896, at 5127 Union, husband of the late
Johannah, nee Murphy, father of James Ryan and Mrs. Garrett Stack,
brother of Michael Ryan, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Horigan, and Mrs. Ward,
native of Newport, Co. Tipperary, aged 55 yrs. Funeral from Visitation
Church to Calvary

Ryan, Johanna, aged 80 yrs., July 17, 1888, native of Fiddane, Co.
Tipperary, mother of Michael, Patrick, and Dennis Ryan, and Mrs.
Coffey. Funeral from her son's resid., Dennis Ryan, 3512 S. Dearborn,
to St. Elizabeth's Church to Calvary.

Ryan, Johanna, nee Eagan, at resid., 22 Vedder st., wife of Patrick,
mother of Katie Ryan, native of Co. Tipperary. Burial Calvary -March
19, 1895

Ryan, John, Nov. 22, 1888, native of Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, aged 60
yrs. Funeral from resid., 2442 LaSalle st. to All Saints Church to
Calvary

Ryan, John, died July 16, 1889 at No. 3718 South Halsted street, aged
48 years, a native of Killinafinch, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
resid., 3718 S. Halsted st. to Nativity Church to Mt. Olivet -July 27,
1889

Ryan, John of Michael Ryan and Mary O'Malley, baptised Dec. 1877 in
Newport, Co. Tipperary, married Sept. 10, 1913 to Delia Meany of
Patrick Meany and Mary Sullivan, baptised April 5, 1884 in Ballina,
Co. Tipperary, witnesses: Michael Callaghan and Hanna Minogue.

Ryan, John, husband of Ellen, nee O'Brien, father of Mrs. Nellie
Bowers, John and Mary Ryan, native of Fiddana, Newport, Co. Tipperary.
Funeral from resid., 1634 Armour ave. to St. John's Church to Calvary
-June 7, 1897

Ryan, John, husband of Anne, nee Gearin, native of Corridean, Co.
Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 835 Austin ave. to St. Malachy's
Church to Calvary -Dec. 23, 1899

Ryan, John, at 4016 Wright st., June 3, 1900, husband of the late
Johanna, nee Moore, native of Parish Ola, Co. Tipperary, father of
Julia, Kate Ryan, Mrs. Duggan, and Mrs. William Sheals. Funeral from
St. Gabriel's Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Joseph, at 4133 Ashland ave., April 9, 1891, husband of Alice,
nee Carroll, native of Newport, Co. Tipperary, aged 29 yrs. Burial Mt.
Olivet

Ryan, Lawrence, at resid., 3258 Ullman st., husband of the late
Catherine, father of Mrs. Hannah Cummings, and Mary, Maggie, and the
late William Ryan, native of Parish Solohead, Co. Tipperary, aged 64
yrs., 10 days. Funeral from St. Bridget's Church to Calvary.
Bangor(ME) and Chateaugay(NY) papers please copy. -April 24, 1893
Ryan, Catherine, at resid., 3258 Ullman st., wife of Lawrence, native
of Parish Murroe, Co. Limerick, aged 63 yrs. Funeral from St.
Bridget's Church to Calvary. Chautauqua(NY) and Bangor (ME) papers
please copy. -July 16, 1890  Note: Tombstone in Calvary cemetery lists
also: Mary Ryan, their daughter, died Oct. 27, 1917; William, husband
of Rose Ryan, and son of Lawrence and Catherine, died July 30, 1892,
aged 27 yrs., 5 mos; Section Y

Ryan, Margaret, nee Kelly, at resid., 3612 Lowe, wife of Thomas, aged
21 yrs., native of Co. Tipperary. Funeral from Nativity Church to
Calvary

Ryan, Magrath(sic), died at No. 373 Clinton street, mother of Mrs.
O'Donnell, Mrs. Sweeney, and Mat Ryan, native of Tipperary, Ireland,
aged 81 years. Funeral from her daughter's resid., 378 S. Clinton st.
to Mt. Olivet -July 27, 1889

Ryan, Martin, husband of the late Mary Ann, nee Glenney, father of
Michael and Richard Ryan, and Mrs. Mary Ligue, aged 69 yrs., native of
Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 3319 S. Halsted st. to Nativity
Church to Calvary -June 20, 1899

Ryan, Mrs. Mary, June 10, 1891, at resid., 748 W. 37th st., aged 73
yrs., native of Ballygibbon, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
Nativity Church to Calvary

Ryan, Michael, at resid., 92 N. State st., Oct. 13, 1882, native of
Parish Knock, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from Holy Name Cathedral to
Calvary -Oct. 14, 1882

Ryan, Michael, Sept. 25, 1895, husband of the late Honora Shinners,
aged 75 yrs., native of Newport, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from his
daughter's resid., Mrs. Mary Begley, 2100 Grenshaw to Holy Family
Church to Calvary

Ryan, Michael, born Newport, Co. Tipperary, 1836-1913; Hanora his
wife, nee Tracy, 1836-1903; Section N

Ryan, Michael, died Jan. 31. He was born near Nenagh, Co. Tipperary in
1846, but was left fatherless at the age of three. In his early teens
he came to America and learned the plumbing trade in Cincinatti. In
1865 he married Annie Feeney of Coventry, KY. Shortly after he came to
Chicago. For many years together with his brother, Thomas, he headed a
prosperous plumbing establishment. In 1874 he was elected Alderman of
the 14th ward and served seven terms. -Feb. 11, 1905

Ryan, Michael J. born Aug. 3, 1882 or 83 in Fethard, Peppardstown, Co.
Tipperary of John Ryan and Katherine Morrissy, married Nov. 3, 1909 to
Mary Walsh, born Aug. 15, 1878 in Ardagh, Co. Mayo of Patrick Walsh
and Mary McAndrews, witnesses: Michael and Helen Walsh

Ryan, Owen, Feb. 7, 1894, husband of Bridget, nee Fitzgerald, brother
of James, Joseph, Patrick, and Mollie, aged 32 yrs., native of Nenagh,
Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 228 N. Sangamon st. to St.
Stephen's Church to Calvary

Ryan, Patrick born in Silvermines, Co. Tipperary in 1863; came to
Chicago in 1879; entered the police force in 1886.

Ryan, Patrick, June 30, 1893, at 559 Duncan Pk. Pl., son of Mrs. and
Mrs. Patrick Ryan, nee Smith, brother of Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Spain, and
Mary and James Ryan, native of Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, aged 36 yrs.
Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Patrick, Feb. 7, 1897, husband of Josie, nee Maher, native of
Drumban, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 2942 Hart st. to St.
Bridget's Church to Calvary. New York papers please copy.

Ryan, Patrick, at his sister's resid., Mrs. E. Hartigan, 4112 Dearborn
st., Dec. 31, 1897, native of Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, aged 27 yrs.
Funeral from St. Elizabeth's Church to Mt. Olivet

Ryan, Patrick H., of 452 Austin ave., husband of Ellen, nee
McLaughlin, native of Twomileborris, Co. Tipperary, will be removed
from the vault at Calvary and interred at Sag Bridge on April 30, 1891

Ryan, Thomas, at resid., 3850 Cottage Grove ave., May 8, 1886, aged 60
yrs., native of Templemore, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from Holy Angels
Church to Calvary

Ryan, Thomas, May 1, 1900, at his residence, 1852 Milwaukee ave., aged
56 yrs., a native of Silvermines, Co. Tipperary. At an early age he
came to America and first settled in Cincinatti where he learned the
plumbing trade. About 1866 he went to St. Joseph, MO where in 1869 he
married Bridget A. Gleason. He came to Chicago in 1870 and became a
partner with his brother--Michael Ryan, who afterward became a member
of the Chicago City council. Eight years ago he retired, and this past
winter he went to Los Angeles in search of better health, and was
stricken with paralysis on his way homeward. The funeral occured from
St. Sylvester's Church to Calvary. The pallbearers included: James J.,
Michael F., and Robert E. Ryan, nephews, and Charles Strubbe, Patrick
Bailey, and Peter Fox. -May 19, 1900

Ryan, Thomas C., Aug. 9, 1892, son of John and the late Catherine, and
brother of John, Daniel and Mary Ryan, and nephew of Thomas Ryan,
native of Parish of Dean (Doon?), Co. Tipperary, aged 23 yrs., 7 mos.
Funeral from resid., 30 - 38th ct. to Nativity Church to Calvary.

Ryan, Thomas H., a citizen of Parkside, died at his residence of
consumption on Tuesday. He was born near Nenagh, Co. Tipperary 39
years ago, and came to this country while quite young. He was
conductor of the Hyde Park dummy line, but about 15 years ago joined
the Hyde Park Police Force. He served with great credit until his
disease overtook him a year ago. Mr. Ryan leaves a widow and seven
children. The latter are mostly of tender years. He was a member of
the Independant Order of Forresters. The interment took place at Mt.
Olivet cemetery on Thursday. Deceased was a brother of the popular
Capt. Patrick Ryan of Hyde Park. -Oct. 8, 1887

Ryan, Timothy, laborer, age 35, of Limerick, Ireland married to
Johanna Burke, age 33 of Tipperary, their fourth child was born at 56

Ryan, Timothy, Oct. 6, 1891, husband of Ellen, of 3610 Emerald ave.,
aged 42 yrs., member of the Police Benevolent Assoc., a native of
Anicarty, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from Nativity Church to Calvary

Ryan, Timothy, husband of Agnes B. O'Malley, aged 34 yrs., native of
Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 7801 S. Halsted st. to Mt. Olivet
-June 14, 1895

Ryan, Timothy, alderman fo the 14th ward, was born in Co. Tipperary
March 20, 1842. He arrived in the U.S. with his parents in 1848,
settling in Utica, NY where he attended the public schools. In 1856
the family moved to Detroit, and after one year's residence there
settled in Chicago. At the age of 16 he engaged in the tanning and
wool business with Christian Cassellman; remaining eight years. He
then went to San Francisco and engaged in the same business there for
himself, remaining nearly six years when he returned to Chicago. In
1868 he became foreman for Reed & Sherwin in the packing house and
wool business, after acting in this capacity for 16 mos. he
established a glove and mitten manufactory, and conducted it for nine
years. In politics he was a Democrat, serving on the County Democratic
Central committee and was an outspoken advocate of political reforms.

Ryan, William, at 4636 Wallace, husband of Hanora, father of Maggie
and Sarah Ryan, Mrs. Owen Dwyer, Mrs. William Frost, and Mrs. Patrick
O'Brien, native of Ballykiveen, Cappawhite, Co. Tipperary, aged 59
yrs. Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church to Mt. Olivet -July 27, 1896

Ryan, William, an old and honored citizen of Hyde Park, died Nov. 3,
aged 64 yrs. He was born in Co. Tipperary, the son of Michael Ryan and
Catherine Gleason. His early training was in the little church and
school-house in the village of Silvermines, Co. Tipperary. He listened
with fervor to the teachings of Rev. Joseph McGrath and that
illustrious patriot Rev. John Kenyon. He witnessed the scenes of
desolation and death during the famine of 1846-49. His mother being
left a widow by the plague and deprived of a large share of her
holdings by the equally ruthless landlord, William Ryan like many
thousands of young Irishmen similarly afflicted, sought a home in free
America. After spending about eight years in Cincinatti he came to
Chicago in 1866. -Nov. 16, 1901

Ryan, William J., son of Patrick Ryan of Ballyearane (Ballymureen?),
Thurles, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 123 Lytle st. to Holy
Family Church to Calvary -March 11, 1898

Ryder, Patrick of Tipperary, married to Margaret Kerwin of Tipperary

Ahern, John, died June 25, 1884, aged 66 yrs., husband of Ellen, born
in Corroughgurn, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 764 Dickson st.
to Annunciation Church to Calvary.

Baldwin, Mathew, at 607 Duncan Pk., aged 21 yrs., brother of
Cornelius, David, Michael Baldwin, and Mrs. Andrew Duggan, native of
Parish Ballyporeen, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church
to Mt. Olivet. -Feb. 29, 1892

Barnes, Catherine, nee Hanley, June 3, 1888, aged 60 yrs., native of
Sologhead (Parish Solloghodbeg), Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid.,
623 W. Erie st. to St. Columbkille's Church to Calvary.

Barry, David born in Tipperary on March 19, 1834, came to Chicago in
1868, and in November, 1871 was appointed to the Chicago police force.

Beattie, Julia, nee Hogan, Dec. 14, 1894 aged 23 yrs., wife of
William, and daughter of Edward Hogan, native of Thurles, Co.
Tipperary. Funeral from 330 S. May st. to the Jesuit Church to Calvary

Bennett, Margaret, aged 58, mother of Nellie, Mary Butler, and Bridget
McCarthy, a native of Co. Tipperary, home formerly Valparaiso, IN.
Funeral from her son-in-law's resid., William J. Butler, 47 Clinton
st., Hammond, IN -Jan. 21, 1901

Bergan, John, Sept. 27, 1894 at 5219 May st., aged 35 yrs., husband of
Margaret, nee Whelan, brother of Mrs. John Connolly, Mrs. Patrick
McNulty, native of Rosgray (Roscrea), Co. Tipperary. Funeral from
Visitation Church to Mt. Olivet

Bergin, James at resid., 273 E. Superior st., son of William and
Bridget, aged 8 mos., natives of Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. Burial
Calvary. Gone to meet his brother and two sisters. -Feb. 15, 1895

Bevans, Mary, nee Gleason, wife of James, and daughter of Mrs. Honora
Gleason, born at White Barns, near Millbrook, Parish Templederry, Co.
Tipperary, and sister of Mrs. James Canon, at resid. 5241 S. Halsted
st. (note: Citizen shows 5214 S. Halsted), aged 40. Funeral from
Visitation Church to Calvary -June 3, 1899

Bluitt, Lucy of Granne, Tipperary married Nov. 26, 1908 to Charles
Wege of Chicago

Bohan, John M., aged 72 yrs., husband of Catherine, native of Co.
Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 423 S. Halsted st. to Holy Family
Church to Calvary. Milwaukee papers please copy -April 3, 1896


Boland, Patrick, at Alexian Bros. Hospital, March 13, 1888, aged 49
yrs., of Parish Templederry, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 182
Huron st., to Holy Name Cathedral to Calvary. Syracuse (NY) papers
please copy.

Bourke, Thomas, died July 4, 1906, aged 86 years, native of the Parish
of Solloghodbeg, Co. Tipperary

Bourke, Thomas, a popular and prosperous farmer of Leugh, near
Thurles, Co. Tipperary was accidentally killed on Aug. 24 while
superintending of the repair of a well on his premises. He was about
50 years of age and was the eldest brother of Capt. James E. Bourke,
of this city. -Sept. 17, 1887

Bowe, William born in Co. Tipperary on Nov. 28, 1846; came to the U.S.
in 1859 and in 1860 to Chicago; enlisted in the 36th Wisconsin

Bowles, Catherine, nee Ryan, aged 61 yrs., wife of Richard, mother of
Lawrence, Johanna, John and Richard Bowles, native of Parish Solihead
(Solloghodbeg), Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 8 Frank st., to
the Jesuit Church to Mt. Olivet -May 21, 1895

Bracken, Thomas Francis born Oct. 4, 1908 of Daniel Bracken of Kings
Co. and Mary Kayden of Tipperary who were married at St. Gabriel's


Brady, Alice, died Oct. 23, 1901, aged 34 yrs., at 102 Sholto st.,
wife of Bernard, and sister of Bridget Ryan, a native of Co.
Tipperary. Funeral from Holy Family Church to Calvary

Brady, Maggie, nee Gleason, died Jan. 22, 1901, aged 40 yrs., wife of
Philip, sister of Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. McGrath, a native of Neagh
(Nenagh), Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid. 2959 Emerald ave. to All
Saints Church to Mt. Olivet -Jan. 23, 1901

Brassil, Catherine (nee Hourigan), wife of John Brassill, native of
Golden, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, died July 26, 1876, aged 48 years

Brennan, Mrs. Delia, nee Gleason, aged 51, sister of Mrs. Mary McGraw,
and the late Mrs. Maggie Brady, a native of Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.
Funeral from resid. 383 N. Clark st. to Holy Name Cathedral to Mt.
Olivet -Jan. 4, 1902

Brennan, Matthew, died March 9, 1885, aged 54 years, native of
Portroe, Co. Tipperary. Funeral from resid., 3211 Hanover st. to St.
John's Church to Calvary.

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