New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, August 12, 1904
Patrick Murphy, aged eighty years died last Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Browner, five miles northeast of town. The deceased was overcome with heat at the time of his death, but had been an invalid for twenty years. He leaves two children beside Mrs. Browner, namely Geo. Murphy, of Akron, Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Schivale of Omaha. The remains were entered in the Catholic cemetery, west of town. (He died Sunday which makes his death date, Aug 7, 1904) Transcribed by C. Hanson
The following was contributed by Anonymous (#46788862)
Patrick Murphy is a relative of my father's family. A family researcher suggests the information on this marker is incorrect for both birth and death. The Albion Agrus newspaper of August 25, 1904 says "Patrick Murphy passed away at the home of his daughter (Amilianna "Ada" Browner) in Payette, Idaho about two weeks ago (8/7/1904)." Patrick's own statements on various official documents indicate a birth year no earlier than 1823. He was married to Louisa C. Thompson (b. 5/17/1838 near Tazewell Co Court House, Tazewell, VA-d. 9/19/1902 @ Bonanza, near Albion, Nebraska), daughter of George P. Thompson, in Dane Co. WI on 9/16/1856. Eight of Patrick and Louisa's 11 children died--probably of diphtheria. His wife and daughter Annie are buried @ St. Michael's Catholic Ch. in Albion, NE. Louesa Murphy: Grave Memorial# 71140765 Annie Murphy Grave Memorial# 57350335.
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, August 12, 1904
Patrick Murphy, aged eighty years died last Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Browner, five miles northeast of town. The deceased was overcome with heat at the time of his death, but had been an invalid for twenty years. He leaves two children beside Mrs. Browner, namely Geo. Murphy, of Akron, Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Schivale of Omaha. The remains were entered in the Catholic cemetery, west of town. (He died Sunday which makes his death date, Aug 7, 1904) Transcribed by C. Hanson
The following was contributed by Anonymous (#46788862)
Patrick Murphy is a relative of my father's family. A family researcher suggests the information on this marker is incorrect for both birth and death. The Albion Agrus newspaper of August 25, 1904 says "Patrick Murphy passed away at the home of his daughter (Amilianna "Ada" Browner) in Payette, Idaho about two weeks ago (8/7/1904)." Patrick's own statements on various official documents indicate a birth year no earlier than 1823. He was married to Louisa C. Thompson (b. 5/17/1838 near Tazewell Co Court House, Tazewell, VA-d. 9/19/1902 @ Bonanza, near Albion, Nebraska), daughter of George P. Thompson, in Dane Co. WI on 9/16/1856. Eight of Patrick and Louisa's 11 children died--probably of diphtheria. His wife and daughter Annie are buried @ St. Michael's Catholic Ch. in Albion, NE. Louesa Murphy: Grave Memorial# 71140765 Annie Murphy Grave Memorial# 57350335.
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, August 12, 1904
Patrick Murphy, aged eighty years died last Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Browner, five miles northeast of town. The deceased was overcome with heat at the time of his death, but had been an invalid for twenty years. He leaves two children beside Mrs. Browner, namely Geo. Murphy, of Akron, Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Schivale of Omaha. The remains were entered in the Catholic cemetery, west of town. (He died Sunday which makes his death date, Aug 7, 1904) Transcribed by C. Hanson
The following was contributed by Anonymous (#46788862)
Patrick Murphy is a relative of my father's family. A family researcher suggests the information on this marker is incorrect for both birth and death. The Albion Agrus newspaper of August 25, 1904 says "Patrick Murphy passed away at the home of his daughter (Amilianna "Ada" Browner) in Payette, Idaho about two weeks ago (8/7/1904)." Patrick's own statements on various official documents indicate a birth year no earlier than 1823. He was married to Louisa C. Thompson (b. 5/17/1838 near Tazewell Co Court House, Tazewell, VA-d. 9/19/1902 @ Bonanza, near Albion, Nebraska), daughter of George P. Thompson, in Dane Co. WI on 9/16/1856. Eight of Patrick and Louisa's 11 children died--probably of diphtheria. His wife and daughter Annie are buried @ St. Michael's Catholic Ch. in Albion, NE. Louesa Murphy: Grave Memorial# 71140765 Annie Murphy Grave Memorial# 57350335.
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, August 12, 1904
Patrick Murphy, aged eighty years died last Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Browner, five miles northeast of town. The deceased was overcome with heat at the time of his death, but had been an invalid for twenty years. He leaves two children beside Mrs. Browner, namely Geo. Murphy, of Akron, Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Schivale of Omaha. The remains were entered in the Catholic cemetery, west of town. (He died Sunday which makes his death date, Aug 7, 1904) Transcribed by C. Hanson
The following was contributed by Anonymous (#46788862)
Patrick Murphy is a relative of my father's family. A family researcher suggests the information on this marker is incorrect for both birth and death. The Albion Agrus newspaper of August 25, 1904 says "Patrick Murphy passed away at the home of his daughter (Amilianna "Ada" Browner) in Payette, Idaho about two weeks ago (8/7/1904)." Patrick's own statements on various official documents indicate a birth year no earlier than 1823. He was married to Louisa C. Thompson (b. 5/17/1838 near Tazewell Co Court House, Tazewell, VA-d. 9/19/1902 @ Bonanza, near Albion, Nebraska), daughter of George P. Thompson, in Dane Co. WI on 9/16/1856. Eight of Patrick and Louisa's 11 children died--probably of diphtheria. His wife and daughter Annie are buried @ St. Michael's Catholic Ch. in Albion, NE. Louesa Murphy: Grave Memorial# 71140765 Annie Murphy Grave Memorial# 57350335.
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