Obit~Times Leader
Princeton, Ky
July 1948
Thomas Brennan, Lamasco, born April 4, 1873, in Lyon County, departed this
life July 7, 1948.
Last rites were held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, this city, at 9:00
a.m., Thursday, July 8, with Father George Boemicke in charge and remains
were interred in (Bob) Gray Cemetery at Lamasco.
Survivors include the widow, Lovie (Gray) Brennan, a grandson, Charlie Jr., two grandaughters, Margaret (Brennan) Moseley of Evansville (IN), and Dorothy
(Brennan) McKinney, Princeton; also a daughter-in law, Lula (Hyde) Brennan,this city (Princeton).
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Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953
Name: Thomas Brennan
Death Date: 7 Jul 1948
Death Location: Lyon
Residence Location: Lyon
Age: 75
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 4 Apr 1873
Birth Location: Lyon, Kentucky
Spouse's Name: Lovie Brennan
Spouse's Age: 67
Father's Name: Thomas Brennan
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My great grandfather Thomas (I called him Pody), died when I was 3 years, 7 1/2 months old but I have a memory of him laying in a huge featherbed. He told me stories of Ireland & although I don't remember the words he used to relay the memory, I do remember the pictures in my head. He made Ireland sound like such a pretty place....so green, so fresh. And he told there no bugs or snakes there & that made a huge impression. To my knowledge, he ever set foot in Ireland, having been born in Kentucky, but he instilled within me a desire to visit Ireland before I die. I may not make it there & it matters not, but I know I'll carry that memory with me to my grave.
Princeton, Ky
July 1948
Thomas Brennan, Lamasco, born April 4, 1873, in Lyon County, departed this
life July 7, 1948.
Last rites were held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, this city, at 9:00
a.m., Thursday, July 8, with Father George Boemicke in charge and remains
were interred in (Bob) Gray Cemetery at Lamasco.
Survivors include the widow, Lovie (Gray) Brennan, a grandson, Charlie Jr., two grandaughters, Margaret (Brennan) Moseley of Evansville (IN), and Dorothy
(Brennan) McKinney, Princeton; also a daughter-in law, Lula (Hyde) Brennan,this city (Princeton).
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Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953
Name: Thomas Brennan
Death Date: 7 Jul 1948
Death Location: Lyon
Residence Location: Lyon
Age: 75
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 4 Apr 1873
Birth Location: Lyon, Kentucky
Spouse's Name: Lovie Brennan
Spouse's Age: 67
Father's Name: Thomas Brennan
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My great grandfather Thomas (I called him Pody), died when I was 3 years, 7 1/2 months old but I have a memory of him laying in a huge featherbed. He told me stories of Ireland & although I don't remember the words he used to relay the memory, I do remember the pictures in my head. He made Ireland sound like such a pretty place....so green, so fresh. And he told there no bugs or snakes there & that made a huge impression. To my knowledge, he ever set foot in Ireland, having been born in Kentucky, but he instilled within me a desire to visit Ireland before I die. I may not make it there & it matters not, but I know I'll carry that memory with me to my grave.
Obit~Times Leader
Princeton, Ky
July 1948
Thomas Brennan, Lamasco, born April 4, 1873, in Lyon County, departed this
life July 7, 1948.
Last rites were held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, this city, at 9:00
a.m., Thursday, July 8, with Father George Boemicke in charge and remains
were interred in (Bob) Gray Cemetery at Lamasco.
Survivors include the widow, Lovie (Gray) Brennan, a grandson, Charlie Jr., two grandaughters, Margaret (Brennan) Moseley of Evansville (IN), and Dorothy
(Brennan) McKinney, Princeton; also a daughter-in law, Lula (Hyde) Brennan,this city (Princeton).
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Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953
Name: Thomas Brennan
Death Date: 7 Jul 1948
Death Location: Lyon
Residence Location: Lyon
Age: 75
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 4 Apr 1873
Birth Location: Lyon, Kentucky
Spouse's Name: Lovie Brennan
Spouse's Age: 67
Father's Name: Thomas Brennan
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My great grandfather Thomas (I called him Pody), died when I was 3 years, 7 1/2 months old but I have a memory of him laying in a huge featherbed. He told me stories of Ireland & although I don't remember the words he used to relay the memory, I do remember the pictures in my head. He made Ireland sound like such a pretty place....so green, so fresh. And he told there no bugs or snakes there & that made a huge impression. To my knowledge, he ever set foot in Ireland, having been born in Kentucky, but he instilled within me a desire to visit Ireland before I die. I may not make it there & it matters not, but I know I'll carry that memory with me to my grave.
Princeton, Ky
July 1948
Thomas Brennan, Lamasco, born April 4, 1873, in Lyon County, departed this
life July 7, 1948.
Last rites were held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, this city, at 9:00
a.m., Thursday, July 8, with Father George Boemicke in charge and remains
were interred in (Bob) Gray Cemetery at Lamasco.
Survivors include the widow, Lovie (Gray) Brennan, a grandson, Charlie Jr., two grandaughters, Margaret (Brennan) Moseley of Evansville (IN), and Dorothy
(Brennan) McKinney, Princeton; also a daughter-in law, Lula (Hyde) Brennan,this city (Princeton).
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Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953
Name: Thomas Brennan
Death Date: 7 Jul 1948
Death Location: Lyon
Residence Location: Lyon
Age: 75
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 4 Apr 1873
Birth Location: Lyon, Kentucky
Spouse's Name: Lovie Brennan
Spouse's Age: 67
Father's Name: Thomas Brennan
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My great grandfather Thomas (I called him Pody), died when I was 3 years, 7 1/2 months old but I have a memory of him laying in a huge featherbed. He told me stories of Ireland & although I don't remember the words he used to relay the memory, I do remember the pictures in my head. He made Ireland sound like such a pretty place....so green, so fresh. And he told there no bugs or snakes there & that made a huge impression. To my knowledge, he ever set foot in Ireland, having been born in Kentucky, but he instilled within me a desire to visit Ireland before I die. I may not make it there & it matters not, but I know I'll carry that memory with me to my grave.
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