Breen, John Richard d. 1944 ae 1 hour (Stivers, "A son of one of Richard's sons")
Bridget 1840-1907
Richard 1837-1906
Michael 1871-1937
Caroline 1879-19__ w of Michael
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Weedsport Cayuga Chief-Port Byron Chronicle Jan 4, 1962
Mrs. Carolyn L. Breen died Tuesday after a long illness. She was a native of Red Creek and a former resident of Port Byron. For the past several years she had lived with her daughter, Miss Marian E. Breen of 133 E. Matson Ave., Syracuse. Mrs. Breen was a communicant of St. James Church, Syracuse. In addition to her daughter in Syracuse, she is survived by two other daughters, Miss Frances A. Breen of Arcade and Mrs. Carroll Black of Binghamton; two sons, J. Richard of Baldwinsville and Robert M. Breen of Buffalo; one sister, Miss Elizabeth Peach of Washington, D.C.; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Services were held Thursday at the John G. Butler funeral home, Syracuse and at 9 a. m. in St. James Church, Syracuse. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery, Weedsport.
Bridget 1840-1907
Richard 1837-1906
Michael 1871-1937
Caroline 1879-19__ w of Michael
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Weedsport Cayuga Chief-Port Byron Chronicle Jan 4, 1962
Mrs. Carolyn L. Breen died Tuesday after a long illness. She was a native of Red Creek and a former resident of Port Byron. For the past several years she had lived with her daughter, Miss Marian E. Breen of 133 E. Matson Ave., Syracuse. Mrs. Breen was a communicant of St. James Church, Syracuse. In addition to her daughter in Syracuse, she is survived by two other daughters, Miss Frances A. Breen of Arcade and Mrs. Carroll Black of Binghamton; two sons, J. Richard of Baldwinsville and Robert M. Breen of Buffalo; one sister, Miss Elizabeth Peach of Washington, D.C.; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Services were held Thursday at the John G. Butler funeral home, Syracuse and at 9 a. m. in St. James Church, Syracuse. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery, Weedsport.
Breen, John Richard d. 1944 ae 1 hour (Stivers, "A son of one of Richard's sons")
Bridget 1840-1907
Richard 1837-1906
Michael 1871-1937
Caroline 1879-19__ w of Michael
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Weedsport Cayuga Chief-Port Byron Chronicle Jan 4, 1962
Mrs. Carolyn L. Breen died Tuesday after a long illness. She was a native of Red Creek and a former resident of Port Byron. For the past several years she had lived with her daughter, Miss Marian E. Breen of 133 E. Matson Ave., Syracuse. Mrs. Breen was a communicant of St. James Church, Syracuse. In addition to her daughter in Syracuse, she is survived by two other daughters, Miss Frances A. Breen of Arcade and Mrs. Carroll Black of Binghamton; two sons, J. Richard of Baldwinsville and Robert M. Breen of Buffalo; one sister, Miss Elizabeth Peach of Washington, D.C.; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Services were held Thursday at the John G. Butler funeral home, Syracuse and at 9 a. m. in St. James Church, Syracuse. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery, Weedsport.
Bridget 1840-1907
Richard 1837-1906
Michael 1871-1937
Caroline 1879-19__ w of Michael
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Weedsport Cayuga Chief-Port Byron Chronicle Jan 4, 1962
Mrs. Carolyn L. Breen died Tuesday after a long illness. She was a native of Red Creek and a former resident of Port Byron. For the past several years she had lived with her daughter, Miss Marian E. Breen of 133 E. Matson Ave., Syracuse. Mrs. Breen was a communicant of St. James Church, Syracuse. In addition to her daughter in Syracuse, she is survived by two other daughters, Miss Frances A. Breen of Arcade and Mrs. Carroll Black of Binghamton; two sons, J. Richard of Baldwinsville and Robert M. Breen of Buffalo; one sister, Miss Elizabeth Peach of Washington, D.C.; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Services were held Thursday at the John G. Butler funeral home, Syracuse and at 9 a. m. in St. James Church, Syracuse. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery, Weedsport.
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