The Teller
___________________________________YORK, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21 1906
J P. Cunningham a prominent farmer who resides southwest of the city four miles started to the O’Brien sale last Wednesday. Peter Long started a while later and found Mr. Cunningham’s buggy on the side of the road west of the Jacob’s farm.. Mr. Cunningham was sitting in the seat dead. He had been afflicted with heart trouble for some time but no one thought the man in a dangerous condition. The body was taken to the Jacob’s residence and doctors called who hurried out but could do nothing, Mr. Cunningham and family moved here from Boone county four years ago. The son married Miss Price and one of the daughters married Ernest Freil. All the members of the family have the respect and confidence of all their neighbors and they have the sympathy of a host of warm friends in their loss of husband and father.
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Copied from micro-film at the Kilgore Library in York, NE
Joseph P. Cunningham
b. Feb. 22, 1849
d. Feb. 14, 1906
m. January 9, 1883
Dubuque, Iowa ~ Castle Grove Catholic Church
To: Mary Freeman
b. Dec. 13, 1844
d. June 2, 1932
Children :
John Patrick Cunningham
Mary M. (Cunningham) Friel
Katherine “Genie” Regina Cunningham
They moved to York in 1902 from Boone Co., NE, near Albion. ~ They must have moved to Boone Co. shortly after they were married. John P. was born in Nov. 05, 1883, the same year in Boone Co., NE.
___________________________________YORK, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21 1906
J P. Cunningham a prominent farmer who resides southwest of the city four miles started to the O’Brien sale last Wednesday. Peter Long started a while later and found Mr. Cunningham’s buggy on the side of the road west of the Jacob’s farm.. Mr. Cunningham was sitting in the seat dead. He had been afflicted with heart trouble for some time but no one thought the man in a dangerous condition. The body was taken to the Jacob’s residence and doctors called who hurried out but could do nothing, Mr. Cunningham and family moved here from Boone county four years ago. The son married Miss Price and one of the daughters married Ernest Freil. All the members of the family have the respect and confidence of all their neighbors and they have the sympathy of a host of warm friends in their loss of husband and father.
__________________
Copied from micro-film at the Kilgore Library in York, NE
Joseph P. Cunningham
b. Feb. 22, 1849
d. Feb. 14, 1906
m. January 9, 1883
Dubuque, Iowa ~ Castle Grove Catholic Church
To: Mary Freeman
b. Dec. 13, 1844
d. June 2, 1932
Children :
John Patrick Cunningham
Mary M. (Cunningham) Friel
Katherine “Genie” Regina Cunningham
They moved to York in 1902 from Boone Co., NE, near Albion. ~ They must have moved to Boone Co. shortly after they were married. John P. was born in Nov. 05, 1883, the same year in Boone Co., NE.
The Teller
___________________________________YORK, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21 1906
J P. Cunningham a prominent farmer who resides southwest of the city four miles started to the O’Brien sale last Wednesday. Peter Long started a while later and found Mr. Cunningham’s buggy on the side of the road west of the Jacob’s farm.. Mr. Cunningham was sitting in the seat dead. He had been afflicted with heart trouble for some time but no one thought the man in a dangerous condition. The body was taken to the Jacob’s residence and doctors called who hurried out but could do nothing, Mr. Cunningham and family moved here from Boone county four years ago. The son married Miss Price and one of the daughters married Ernest Freil. All the members of the family have the respect and confidence of all their neighbors and they have the sympathy of a host of warm friends in their loss of husband and father.
__________________
Copied from micro-film at the Kilgore Library in York, NE
Joseph P. Cunningham
b. Feb. 22, 1849
d. Feb. 14, 1906
m. January 9, 1883
Dubuque, Iowa ~ Castle Grove Catholic Church
To: Mary Freeman
b. Dec. 13, 1844
d. June 2, 1932
Children :
John Patrick Cunningham
Mary M. (Cunningham) Friel
Katherine “Genie” Regina Cunningham
They moved to York in 1902 from Boone Co., NE, near Albion. ~ They must have moved to Boone Co. shortly after they were married. John P. was born in Nov. 05, 1883, the same year in Boone Co., NE.
___________________________________YORK, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21 1906
J P. Cunningham a prominent farmer who resides southwest of the city four miles started to the O’Brien sale last Wednesday. Peter Long started a while later and found Mr. Cunningham’s buggy on the side of the road west of the Jacob’s farm.. Mr. Cunningham was sitting in the seat dead. He had been afflicted with heart trouble for some time but no one thought the man in a dangerous condition. The body was taken to the Jacob’s residence and doctors called who hurried out but could do nothing, Mr. Cunningham and family moved here from Boone county four years ago. The son married Miss Price and one of the daughters married Ernest Freil. All the members of the family have the respect and confidence of all their neighbors and they have the sympathy of a host of warm friends in their loss of husband and father.
__________________
Copied from micro-film at the Kilgore Library in York, NE
Joseph P. Cunningham
b. Feb. 22, 1849
d. Feb. 14, 1906
m. January 9, 1883
Dubuque, Iowa ~ Castle Grove Catholic Church
To: Mary Freeman
b. Dec. 13, 1844
d. June 2, 1932
Children :
John Patrick Cunningham
Mary M. (Cunningham) Friel
Katherine “Genie” Regina Cunningham
They moved to York in 1902 from Boone Co., NE, near Albion. ~ They must have moved to Boone Co. shortly after they were married. John P. was born in Nov. 05, 1883, the same year in Boone Co., NE.
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