Union Democrat, 28 April 1906, p1c1
SONORA NAMES ON THE DEATH LIST
Among the missing in San Francisco are too men well known in this city, their former home. Both were probably incinerated and the family of one doubtless met the same fate.
There is little doubt but what Frank Keeffe, brother of Mrs Wm Hartvig and Miss Mary Keeffe of Sonora was killed. He was conducting the Brunswick lodging house, corner of Sixth and Howard street, a large building containing over three hundred rooms and owned by his mother-in-law. His wife and child also lost their lives.
Notice to Creditors appears in the SF Recorder 12 July 1906, Mary Keefe, administrator of the estate
SONORA NAMES ON THE DEATH LIST
Among the missing in San Francisco are too men well known in this city, their former home. Both were probably incinerated and the family of one doubtless met the same fate.
There is little doubt but what Frank Keeffe, brother of Mrs Wm Hartvig and Miss Mary Keeffe of Sonora was killed. He was conducting the Brunswick lodging house, corner of Sixth and Howard street, a large building containing over three hundred rooms and owned by his mother-in-law. His wife and child also lost their lives.
Notice to Creditors appears in the SF Recorder 12 July 1906, Mary Keefe, administrator of the estate
Union Democrat, 28 April 1906, p1c1
SONORA NAMES ON THE DEATH LIST
Among the missing in San Francisco are too men well known in this city, their former home. Both were probably incinerated and the family of one doubtless met the same fate.
There is little doubt but what Frank Keeffe, brother of Mrs Wm Hartvig and Miss Mary Keeffe of Sonora was killed. He was conducting the Brunswick lodging house, corner of Sixth and Howard street, a large building containing over three hundred rooms and owned by his mother-in-law. His wife and child also lost their lives.
Notice to Creditors appears in the SF Recorder 12 July 1906, Mary Keefe, administrator of the estate
SONORA NAMES ON THE DEATH LIST
Among the missing in San Francisco are too men well known in this city, their former home. Both were probably incinerated and the family of one doubtless met the same fate.
There is little doubt but what Frank Keeffe, brother of Mrs Wm Hartvig and Miss Mary Keeffe of Sonora was killed. He was conducting the Brunswick lodging house, corner of Sixth and Howard street, a large building containing over three hundred rooms and owned by his mother-in-law. His wife and child also lost their lives.
Notice to Creditors appears in the SF Recorder 12 July 1906, Mary Keefe, administrator of the estate
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