On this MACKIE-ROWEN gravestone:
parents & 4 of their children:
CHARLES D. MACKIE 1875-1948
his wife
MARY E. [ELLEN] QUINN 1873-1944
their son
BABY JAMES H. MACKIE 1909-1909
[buried in St. John's, Worcester, MA]
their granddaughter
JUDITH A. ROWEN PAUZET 1930-1962
their son
GORDON C. [CHARLES] MACKIE 1899-1967
their son
PAUL L. [LOGAN] MACKIE 1908-1973
his wife
NATALIE T. [THEOPHILA] ENRIGHT 1904-1978
WILLIAM M. [MICHAEL] ROWEN 1898-1975
his wife/their daughter
MABEL W.[WINIFRED] MACKIE 1904-1986
flat markers:
GORDON - FATHER - MOTHER - PAUL L.
JUDITH - WILLIAM - MABEL - CLARISSA[ROWEN BART]
military marker:
[son of Paul L. & Natalie T. Mackie]
CHARLES D. MACKIE II
U.S. Air Force
Nov. 19, 1936 - Jan. 2, 1996
[Note: birth years are not correct on gravestone for Charles D. Mackie was 1876, & for Mary E. Quinn was really 1872. Also NOTE: baby James H. Mackie was born and died and buried in Worcester, MA, St. John's Cemetery - however they wrote his name on this family stone many years later. ]
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Mary Ellen (Minnie) Quinn was born to Irish immigrant parents in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, but moved about age 9 to Canaan, CT. After her schooling she and her sister Katherine Quinn moved to Bridgeport, CT. Mary Ellen was a telegrapher for Western Union. She married florist Charles Dickerson Mackie December 14,1895 in Bridgeport. They moved to Worcester, Massachusetts, where they had six children. By 1917 they settled in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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parents & 4 of their children:
CHARLES D. MACKIE 1875-1948
his wife
MARY E. [ELLEN] QUINN 1873-1944
their son
BABY JAMES H. MACKIE 1909-1909
[buried in St. John's, Worcester, MA]
their granddaughter
JUDITH A. ROWEN PAUZET 1930-1962
their son
GORDON C. [CHARLES] MACKIE 1899-1967
their son
PAUL L. [LOGAN] MACKIE 1908-1973
his wife
NATALIE T. [THEOPHILA] ENRIGHT 1904-1978
WILLIAM M. [MICHAEL] ROWEN 1898-1975
his wife/their daughter
MABEL W.[WINIFRED] MACKIE 1904-1986
flat markers:
GORDON - FATHER - MOTHER - PAUL L.
JUDITH - WILLIAM - MABEL - CLARISSA[ROWEN BART]
military marker:
[son of Paul L. & Natalie T. Mackie]
CHARLES D. MACKIE II
U.S. Air Force
Nov. 19, 1936 - Jan. 2, 1996
[Note: birth years are not correct on gravestone for Charles D. Mackie was 1876, & for Mary E. Quinn was really 1872. Also NOTE: baby James H. Mackie was born and died and buried in Worcester, MA, St. John's Cemetery - however they wrote his name on this family stone many years later. ]
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Mary Ellen (Minnie) Quinn was born to Irish immigrant parents in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, but moved about age 9 to Canaan, CT. After her schooling she and her sister Katherine Quinn moved to Bridgeport, CT. Mary Ellen was a telegrapher for Western Union. She married florist Charles Dickerson Mackie December 14,1895 in Bridgeport. They moved to Worcester, Massachusetts, where they had six children. By 1917 they settled in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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On this MACKIE-ROWEN gravestone:
parents & 4 of their children:
CHARLES D. MACKIE 1875-1948
his wife
MARY E. [ELLEN] QUINN 1873-1944
their son
BABY JAMES H. MACKIE 1909-1909
[buried in St. John's, Worcester, MA]
their granddaughter
JUDITH A. ROWEN PAUZET 1930-1962
their son
GORDON C. [CHARLES] MACKIE 1899-1967
their son
PAUL L. [LOGAN] MACKIE 1908-1973
his wife
NATALIE T. [THEOPHILA] ENRIGHT 1904-1978
WILLIAM M. [MICHAEL] ROWEN 1898-1975
his wife/their daughter
MABEL W.[WINIFRED] MACKIE 1904-1986
flat markers:
GORDON - FATHER - MOTHER - PAUL L.
JUDITH - WILLIAM - MABEL - CLARISSA[ROWEN BART]
military marker:
[son of Paul L. & Natalie T. Mackie]
CHARLES D. MACKIE II
U.S. Air Force
Nov. 19, 1936 - Jan. 2, 1996
[Note: birth years are not correct on gravestone for Charles D. Mackie was 1876, & for Mary E. Quinn was really 1872. Also NOTE: baby James H. Mackie was born and died and buried in Worcester, MA, St. John's Cemetery - however they wrote his name on this family stone many years later. ]
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Mary Ellen (Minnie) Quinn was born to Irish immigrant parents in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, but moved about age 9 to Canaan, CT. After her schooling she and her sister Katherine Quinn moved to Bridgeport, CT. Mary Ellen was a telegrapher for Western Union. She married florist Charles Dickerson Mackie December 14,1895 in Bridgeport. They moved to Worcester, Massachusetts, where they had six children. By 1917 they settled in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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parents & 4 of their children:
CHARLES D. MACKIE 1875-1948
his wife
MARY E. [ELLEN] QUINN 1873-1944
their son
BABY JAMES H. MACKIE 1909-1909
[buried in St. John's, Worcester, MA]
their granddaughter
JUDITH A. ROWEN PAUZET 1930-1962
their son
GORDON C. [CHARLES] MACKIE 1899-1967
their son
PAUL L. [LOGAN] MACKIE 1908-1973
his wife
NATALIE T. [THEOPHILA] ENRIGHT 1904-1978
WILLIAM M. [MICHAEL] ROWEN 1898-1975
his wife/their daughter
MABEL W.[WINIFRED] MACKIE 1904-1986
flat markers:
GORDON - FATHER - MOTHER - PAUL L.
JUDITH - WILLIAM - MABEL - CLARISSA[ROWEN BART]
military marker:
[son of Paul L. & Natalie T. Mackie]
CHARLES D. MACKIE II
U.S. Air Force
Nov. 19, 1936 - Jan. 2, 1996
[Note: birth years are not correct on gravestone for Charles D. Mackie was 1876, & for Mary E. Quinn was really 1872. Also NOTE: baby James H. Mackie was born and died and buried in Worcester, MA, St. John's Cemetery - however they wrote his name on this family stone many years later. ]
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Mary Ellen (Minnie) Quinn was born to Irish immigrant parents in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, but moved about age 9 to Canaan, CT. After her schooling she and her sister Katherine Quinn moved to Bridgeport, CT. Mary Ellen was a telegrapher for Western Union. She married florist Charles Dickerson Mackie December 14,1895 in Bridgeport. They moved to Worcester, Massachusetts, where they had six children. By 1917 they settled in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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My grandmother. She was a lovely lady-like woman, voracious reader, devout Catholic.
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