—died at her 161 Ashburton Ave home on Friday, March 31
—widow of the late Andrew Healey
—one of the oldest parishioners of St. Joseph's Church
—survived by her four sons: James, Martin, William and Frank Healey; her daughters: Miss Margaret Healey and Mrs. Owen McCall (McCaul) ; her four grand-nieces, all nuns in St. Mary's Convent in Scranton Pa, including Mother Superior Sister Jerome
—floral tributes at the funeral from Smith Carpet Co's print mill and the Yonkers Police and Fire Departments
—pallbearers were her grandsons: Messrs. Frank, Thomas, James and William McCaul, and Arthur Healey; and her grandnephews: Joseph Broon of Brooklyn, William McAloone and Leo Walton of Scranton
—out-of-town relatives attending services: Mrs. Margaret Cone of Philadelphia, Mrs. James McAloone and son William of Scranton, Mrs. Edward Walton and son Leo of Scranton, Michael Walton of Scranton, and Mrs. James Browne and family of Brooklyn
—requiem mass offered at St. Joseph's Church; burial in the family plot in St. Joseph's Cemetery
~source: Yonkers Herald; Tuesday, April 4 1911
note: her husband is not #219578073
—widow of the late Andrew Healey
—one of the oldest parishioners of St. Joseph's Church
—survived by her four sons: James, Martin, William and Frank Healey; her daughters: Miss Margaret Healey and Mrs. Owen McCall (McCaul) ; her four grand-nieces, all nuns in St. Mary's Convent in Scranton Pa, including Mother Superior Sister Jerome
—floral tributes at the funeral from Smith Carpet Co's print mill and the Yonkers Police and Fire Departments
—pallbearers were her grandsons: Messrs. Frank, Thomas, James and William McCaul, and Arthur Healey; and her grandnephews: Joseph Broon of Brooklyn, William McAloone and Leo Walton of Scranton
—out-of-town relatives attending services: Mrs. Margaret Cone of Philadelphia, Mrs. James McAloone and son William of Scranton, Mrs. Edward Walton and son Leo of Scranton, Michael Walton of Scranton, and Mrs. James Browne and family of Brooklyn
—requiem mass offered at St. Joseph's Church; burial in the family plot in St. Joseph's Cemetery
~source: Yonkers Herald; Tuesday, April 4 1911
note: her husband is not #219578073
—died at her 161 Ashburton Ave home on Friday, March 31
—widow of the late Andrew Healey
—one of the oldest parishioners of St. Joseph's Church
—survived by her four sons: James, Martin, William and Frank Healey; her daughters: Miss Margaret Healey and Mrs. Owen McCall (McCaul) ; her four grand-nieces, all nuns in St. Mary's Convent in Scranton Pa, including Mother Superior Sister Jerome
—floral tributes at the funeral from Smith Carpet Co's print mill and the Yonkers Police and Fire Departments
—pallbearers were her grandsons: Messrs. Frank, Thomas, James and William McCaul, and Arthur Healey; and her grandnephews: Joseph Broon of Brooklyn, William McAloone and Leo Walton of Scranton
—out-of-town relatives attending services: Mrs. Margaret Cone of Philadelphia, Mrs. James McAloone and son William of Scranton, Mrs. Edward Walton and son Leo of Scranton, Michael Walton of Scranton, and Mrs. James Browne and family of Brooklyn
—requiem mass offered at St. Joseph's Church; burial in the family plot in St. Joseph's Cemetery
~source: Yonkers Herald; Tuesday, April 4 1911
note: her husband is not #219578073
—widow of the late Andrew Healey
—one of the oldest parishioners of St. Joseph's Church
—survived by her four sons: James, Martin, William and Frank Healey; her daughters: Miss Margaret Healey and Mrs. Owen McCall (McCaul) ; her four grand-nieces, all nuns in St. Mary's Convent in Scranton Pa, including Mother Superior Sister Jerome
—floral tributes at the funeral from Smith Carpet Co's print mill and the Yonkers Police and Fire Departments
—pallbearers were her grandsons: Messrs. Frank, Thomas, James and William McCaul, and Arthur Healey; and her grandnephews: Joseph Broon of Brooklyn, William McAloone and Leo Walton of Scranton
—out-of-town relatives attending services: Mrs. Margaret Cone of Philadelphia, Mrs. James McAloone and son William of Scranton, Mrs. Edward Walton and son Leo of Scranton, Michael Walton of Scranton, and Mrs. James Browne and family of Brooklyn
—requiem mass offered at St. Joseph's Church; burial in the family plot in St. Joseph's Cemetery
~source: Yonkers Herald; Tuesday, April 4 1911
note: her husband is not #219578073
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