Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 3-27-1916: McEnroe—Funeral services of Miss Mary McEnroe, who died Sunday at the residence, Kentucky Place, Stop 6, on the Fort Worth-Dallas interurban, will be held from St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Tuesday at 8 a. m. The body will be forwarded to Dallas immediately after by Undertaker Spelman. Miss McEnroe is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McEnroe. [END]
Stop 6 is an area in Fort Worth so named from the Interurban days. The area is still called by that name even though the Interurban has been gone for many years.
Mary's obit says she was survived by her parents, but that would not explain her burial in Dallas. It is believed that the Maggie McEnroe in this cemetery was Mary's natural mother.
Stop 6 is an area in Fort Worth so named from the Interurban days. The area is still called by that name even though the Interurban has been gone for many years.
Mary's obit says she was survived by her parents, but that would not explain her burial in Dallas. It is believed that the Maggie McEnroe in this cemetery was Mary's natural mother.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 3-27-1916: McEnroe—Funeral services of Miss Mary McEnroe, who died Sunday at the residence, Kentucky Place, Stop 6, on the Fort Worth-Dallas interurban, will be held from St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Tuesday at 8 a. m. The body will be forwarded to Dallas immediately after by Undertaker Spelman. Miss McEnroe is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McEnroe. [END]
Stop 6 is an area in Fort Worth so named from the Interurban days. The area is still called by that name even though the Interurban has been gone for many years.
Mary's obit says she was survived by her parents, but that would not explain her burial in Dallas. It is believed that the Maggie McEnroe in this cemetery was Mary's natural mother.
Stop 6 is an area in Fort Worth so named from the Interurban days. The area is still called by that name even though the Interurban has been gone for many years.
Mary's obit says she was survived by her parents, but that would not explain her burial in Dallas. It is believed that the Maggie McEnroe in this cemetery was Mary's natural mother.
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