Infant McHugh was the first child born to T.C. and Ella McHugh. He lived for only 4 hours. T.C. was a prominent businessman in the Bellingham area. T.C. and his brother-in-law, Bernard Montague, owned and operated the Montague-McHugh department store in downtown Bellingham. Infant McHugh's headstone had been lost over time. A new marker was placed over his grave in September of 2008 by Chuck McHugh, the youngest son of T.C. and Ella.
Infant McHugh was the first child born to T.C. and Ella McHugh. He lived for only 4 hours. T.C. was a prominent businessman in the Bellingham area. T.C. and his brother-in-law, Bernard Montague, owned and operated the Montague-McHugh department store in downtown Bellingham. Infant McHugh's headstone had been lost over time. A new marker was placed over his grave in September of 2008 by Chuck McHugh, the youngest son of T.C. and Ella.
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