From "Solomon Juneau: A Biography, with Sketches of the Juneau Family" written by Frank's daughter Isabella Fox:
p. 89 s.n. Harriet Juneau:
April 16, 1856, Harriet Juneau was married at Theresa to Frank Fox, Rev. Father Dale, of Fond du Lac, performing the ceremony. (Frank Fox, a native of Ireland, the eldest son of John and Mary Fox, was born at Castle Daley, County West Meath, July 24, 1825, and came to America with his parents in the early thirties. Mr. Fox was in the employ of the American Express Co. for many years between Green Bay and Fond du Lac, and also on the Mississippi River between St. Louis and New Orleans. For sixteen years he was in the employ of the Western Union railroad as agent at Shannon, Ill. He died January 18, 1881, at Hartley, la., and is buried in the Catholic cemetery at Emmettsburg, la.) Nine children were born to Frank and Harriet Fox, six dying in infancy.
p. 89 s.n. Harriet Juneau:
April 16, 1856, Harriet Juneau was married at Theresa to Frank Fox, Rev. Father Dale, of Fond du Lac, performing the ceremony. (Frank Fox, a native of Ireland, the eldest son of John and Mary Fox, was born at Castle Daley, County West Meath, July 24, 1825, and came to America with his parents in the early thirties. Mr. Fox was in the employ of the American Express Co. for many years between Green Bay and Fond du Lac, and also on the Mississippi River between St. Louis and New Orleans. For sixteen years he was in the employ of the Western Union railroad as agent at Shannon, Ill. He died January 18, 1881, at Hartley, la., and is buried in the Catholic cemetery at Emmettsburg, la.) Nine children were born to Frank and Harriet Fox, six dying in infancy.
From "Solomon Juneau: A Biography, with Sketches of the Juneau Family" written by Frank's daughter Isabella Fox:
p. 89 s.n. Harriet Juneau:
April 16, 1856, Harriet Juneau was married at Theresa to Frank Fox, Rev. Father Dale, of Fond du Lac, performing the ceremony. (Frank Fox, a native of Ireland, the eldest son of John and Mary Fox, was born at Castle Daley, County West Meath, July 24, 1825, and came to America with his parents in the early thirties. Mr. Fox was in the employ of the American Express Co. for many years between Green Bay and Fond du Lac, and also on the Mississippi River between St. Louis and New Orleans. For sixteen years he was in the employ of the Western Union railroad as agent at Shannon, Ill. He died January 18, 1881, at Hartley, la., and is buried in the Catholic cemetery at Emmettsburg, la.) Nine children were born to Frank and Harriet Fox, six dying in infancy.
p. 89 s.n. Harriet Juneau:
April 16, 1856, Harriet Juneau was married at Theresa to Frank Fox, Rev. Father Dale, of Fond du Lac, performing the ceremony. (Frank Fox, a native of Ireland, the eldest son of John and Mary Fox, was born at Castle Daley, County West Meath, July 24, 1825, and came to America with his parents in the early thirties. Mr. Fox was in the employ of the American Express Co. for many years between Green Bay and Fond du Lac, and also on the Mississippi River between St. Louis and New Orleans. For sixteen years he was in the employ of the Western Union railroad as agent at Shannon, Ill. He died January 18, 1881, at Hartley, la., and is buried in the Catholic cemetery at Emmettsburg, la.) Nine children were born to Frank and Harriet Fox, six dying in infancy.
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