Obituary: "Death of Thos. Maloney - Thos. Maloney, of Iosco, died Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was 78 years of age and his death was caused by infirmities due to advanced years which brought on heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was an old settler of this county, he having come here to reside some 43 years ago. He was born in Ireland. His wife died some five years ago. The deceased is survived by the following named children: John G. of North Dakota; James, of the western part of the state; Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Hannah Costello, of San Francisco, Cal., Misses Anna and Teal and Richard and Frank who are at home. The funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock in the Iosco Catholic Church, and interment was made in the nearby cemetery." ("Waseca Journal Radical" Mar 21, 1906)
Obituary: "Mr. Thomas Maloney Joins the Silent majority - This community was shocked Monday to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Maloney, of Iosco. Mr. Maloney fell about two weeks ago and splintered one of the bones in his arm near the elbow. He had been in rather feeble health for some time and the shock of this accident increased his illness. The cause of his death, however, was organic heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was born in Ireland in 1834. He came to America in 1852 and lived in the state of New York about two years. He then went to Pennsylvania where he resided ten years and then came to Minnesota, settling in Iosco in 1863. He married Miss Catherine Gorman in 1861. Eight children were born to them, all of whom survive both father and mother - Mrs. Maloney having died several years ago. Mr. John Maloney, and Misses Anna and Cecilia Maloney, whose homes are in North Dakota, reached the bedside of their father before he expired. These three children and the two sons, Richard and Frank, who live on the home farm, were present at the funeral. His two married daughters, Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Costello, one residing in Montana, the other in Philadelphia, were unable to be present. A nephew, Patrick Maloney, of Minneapolis was also present at the last services, which were held Wednesday morning in St. Jarleth's Catholic church in Iosco. Mr. Maloney has always been an upright man, highly esteemed by his acquaintances. His children mourn the loss of an indulgent father. The sympathy of many hearts goes out to them in their sorrow." ("Waseca County Herald" Mar 23, 1906 p.1)
-source: Jim Holmes (FAG #47142602)
Death Record: "No. 46; Thomas Maloney; white male widowed; died Mch 19, 1906; b. 1828; age 78; farmer; b. Ireland; residence: Iosco 42 yrs; bur. Iosco Catholic Cemetery; cause of death: cancer, organic heart disease; registered Apr 3." (Register of Deaths, p. 91)
Obituary: "Mr. Thomas Maloney Joins the Silent majority - This community was shocked Monday to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Maloney, of Iosco. Mr. Maloney fell about two weeks ago and splintered one of the bones in his arm near the elbow. He had been in rather feeble health for some time and the shock of this accident increased his illness. The cause of his death, however, was organic heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was born in Ireland in 1834. He came to America in 1852 and lived in the state of New York about two years. He then went to Pennsylvania where he resided ten years and then came to Minnesota, settling in Iosco in 1863. He married Miss Catherine Gorman in 1861. Eight children were born to them, all of whom survive both father and mother - Mrs. Maloney having died several years ago. Mr. John Maloney, and Misses Anna and Cecilia Maloney, whose homes are in North Dakota, reached the bedside of their father before he expired. These three children and the two sons, Richard and Frank, who live on the home farm, were present at the funeral. His two married daughters, Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Costello, one residing in Montana, the other in Philadelphia, were unable to be present. A nephew, Patrick Maloney, of Minneapolis was also present at the last services, which were held Wednesday morning in St. Jarleth's Catholic church in Iosco. Mr. Maloney has always been an upright man, highly esteemed by his acquaintances. His children mourn the loss of an indulgent father. The sympathy of many hearts goes out to them in their sorrow." ("Waseca County Herald" Mar 23, 1906 p.1)
-source: Jim Holmes (FAG #47142602)
Death Record: "No. 46; Thomas Maloney; white male widowed; died Mch 19, 1906; b. 1828; age 78; farmer; b. Ireland; residence: Iosco 42 yrs; bur. Iosco Catholic Cemetery; cause of death: cancer, organic heart disease; registered Apr 3." (Register of Deaths, p. 91)
Obituary: "Death of Thos. Maloney - Thos. Maloney, of Iosco, died Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was 78 years of age and his death was caused by infirmities due to advanced years which brought on heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was an old settler of this county, he having come here to reside some 43 years ago. He was born in Ireland. His wife died some five years ago. The deceased is survived by the following named children: John G. of North Dakota; James, of the western part of the state; Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Hannah Costello, of San Francisco, Cal., Misses Anna and Teal and Richard and Frank who are at home. The funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock in the Iosco Catholic Church, and interment was made in the nearby cemetery." ("Waseca Journal Radical" Mar 21, 1906)
Obituary: "Mr. Thomas Maloney Joins the Silent majority - This community was shocked Monday to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Maloney, of Iosco. Mr. Maloney fell about two weeks ago and splintered one of the bones in his arm near the elbow. He had been in rather feeble health for some time and the shock of this accident increased his illness. The cause of his death, however, was organic heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was born in Ireland in 1834. He came to America in 1852 and lived in the state of New York about two years. He then went to Pennsylvania where he resided ten years and then came to Minnesota, settling in Iosco in 1863. He married Miss Catherine Gorman in 1861. Eight children were born to them, all of whom survive both father and mother - Mrs. Maloney having died several years ago. Mr. John Maloney, and Misses Anna and Cecilia Maloney, whose homes are in North Dakota, reached the bedside of their father before he expired. These three children and the two sons, Richard and Frank, who live on the home farm, were present at the funeral. His two married daughters, Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Costello, one residing in Montana, the other in Philadelphia, were unable to be present. A nephew, Patrick Maloney, of Minneapolis was also present at the last services, which were held Wednesday morning in St. Jarleth's Catholic church in Iosco. Mr. Maloney has always been an upright man, highly esteemed by his acquaintances. His children mourn the loss of an indulgent father. The sympathy of many hearts goes out to them in their sorrow." ("Waseca County Herald" Mar 23, 1906 p.1)
-source: Jim Holmes (FAG #47142602)
Death Record: "No. 46; Thomas Maloney; white male widowed; died Mch 19, 1906; b. 1828; age 78; farmer; b. Ireland; residence: Iosco 42 yrs; bur. Iosco Catholic Cemetery; cause of death: cancer, organic heart disease; registered Apr 3." (Register of Deaths, p. 91)
Obituary: "Mr. Thomas Maloney Joins the Silent majority - This community was shocked Monday to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Maloney, of Iosco. Mr. Maloney fell about two weeks ago and splintered one of the bones in his arm near the elbow. He had been in rather feeble health for some time and the shock of this accident increased his illness. The cause of his death, however, was organic heart trouble. Mr. Maloney was born in Ireland in 1834. He came to America in 1852 and lived in the state of New York about two years. He then went to Pennsylvania where he resided ten years and then came to Minnesota, settling in Iosco in 1863. He married Miss Catherine Gorman in 1861. Eight children were born to them, all of whom survive both father and mother - Mrs. Maloney having died several years ago. Mr. John Maloney, and Misses Anna and Cecilia Maloney, whose homes are in North Dakota, reached the bedside of their father before he expired. These three children and the two sons, Richard and Frank, who live on the home farm, were present at the funeral. His two married daughters, Mrs. P.H. Kane and Mrs. Costello, one residing in Montana, the other in Philadelphia, were unable to be present. A nephew, Patrick Maloney, of Minneapolis was also present at the last services, which were held Wednesday morning in St. Jarleth's Catholic church in Iosco. Mr. Maloney has always been an upright man, highly esteemed by his acquaintances. His children mourn the loss of an indulgent father. The sympathy of many hearts goes out to them in their sorrow." ("Waseca County Herald" Mar 23, 1906 p.1)
-source: Jim Holmes (FAG #47142602)
Death Record: "No. 46; Thomas Maloney; white male widowed; died Mch 19, 1906; b. 1828; age 78; farmer; b. Ireland; residence: Iosco 42 yrs; bur. Iosco Catholic Cemetery; cause of death: cancer, organic heart disease; registered Apr 3." (Register of Deaths, p. 91)
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