Mrs. Mary Healy dies in Milltown
The death of Mrs. Mary Healy occurred at her home on Pleasant Street Saturday, Sept. 23, after having been in ill health for the past five months during which time she was, for the most part, confined to her bed and was tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Falls Norwood.
Born in Milltown July 14, 1865, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, she was a lifelong resident of the town. Her husband, Edward Healy, predeceased her by 14 years.
Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Falls Norwood (Christine) of Milltown, and Mrs. John Donovan (Mary) of Arlington, Mass., both registered nurses, and two grandchildren, Walter Norwood and Edward Donovan.
Mrs. Healy, of a kind and friendly disposition, was highly regarded by her many friends. A respected citizen, she was keenly interested in civic affairs while health permitted. She was a devout Catholic and was a member of the Catholic Women's League, the Altar Society and the League of the Sacred Heart.
The funeral was held from her residence to St. Stephen's Church Tuesday, Sept. 26, where high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. John Mooney with the pastor, Very Rev. Dean M. O'Brien, in the sanctuary. Pall-bearers were Ernest Cunningham, William O'Brien, Francis MacFarlane, and Frank Sherman. Numerous spiritual offerings and beautiful floral pieces marked the esteem in which the deceased was held. Mass cards were received from the Daughters of Isabella and the Catholic Women's League. Interment was made in the Milltown Cemetery with prayers at the grave recited by Rev. John Mooney.
Those attending the funeral from out of town were Mrs. John Donovan and son Edward, of Arlington, Mass.; Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Smith of Laconia, NH; and Mrs. Roland Crone and Mrs. Thelma Chisholm of Bangor. (St. Croix Courier)
In the 1911 Canada Census, log driver Edward Healy, 43, born February 1868, was living on Pleasant Street in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 42, born July 1868; Christina, 5, born March 1906; and Mary, 3, born October 1908, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, Mary Ann Walsh, 34, born July 14, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with widow Bridget, 65, born Ireland; and Michael, 24, born N.B.
1891 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 13, Charlotte County, Milltown: Michael Walsh, married, Age 57, Born in Ireland, Parents born in Ireland, Roman Catholic, Occupation Section hand Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 55, Mary Ann 25 and Michael 15.
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 26, Charlotte County, St. James. Micheal Welch, Male, Married, Age 45, Born in Ireland, Catholic, Irish, Occupation Section Man Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 40, James 24, MaryAnn 15, John 13, Michael 5.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Michael Welch, 37, born Ireland, married; is living in St. James, N.B. with Brigette, 33, born Ireland; James, 14, born N.B.; Mary Ann, 6, born N.B.; John, 3, born N.B.; and widow Nancy, 65, born Ireland.
The death of Mrs. Mary Healy occurred at her home on Pleasant Street Saturday, Sept. 23, after having been in ill health for the past five months during which time she was, for the most part, confined to her bed and was tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Falls Norwood.
Born in Milltown July 14, 1865, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, she was a lifelong resident of the town. Her husband, Edward Healy, predeceased her by 14 years.
Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Falls Norwood (Christine) of Milltown, and Mrs. John Donovan (Mary) of Arlington, Mass., both registered nurses, and two grandchildren, Walter Norwood and Edward Donovan.
Mrs. Healy, of a kind and friendly disposition, was highly regarded by her many friends. A respected citizen, she was keenly interested in civic affairs while health permitted. She was a devout Catholic and was a member of the Catholic Women's League, the Altar Society and the League of the Sacred Heart.
The funeral was held from her residence to St. Stephen's Church Tuesday, Sept. 26, where high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. John Mooney with the pastor, Very Rev. Dean M. O'Brien, in the sanctuary. Pall-bearers were Ernest Cunningham, William O'Brien, Francis MacFarlane, and Frank Sherman. Numerous spiritual offerings and beautiful floral pieces marked the esteem in which the deceased was held. Mass cards were received from the Daughters of Isabella and the Catholic Women's League. Interment was made in the Milltown Cemetery with prayers at the grave recited by Rev. John Mooney.
Those attending the funeral from out of town were Mrs. John Donovan and son Edward, of Arlington, Mass.; Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Smith of Laconia, NH; and Mrs. Roland Crone and Mrs. Thelma Chisholm of Bangor. (St. Croix Courier)
In the 1911 Canada Census, log driver Edward Healy, 43, born February 1868, was living on Pleasant Street in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 42, born July 1868; Christina, 5, born March 1906; and Mary, 3, born October 1908, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, Mary Ann Walsh, 34, born July 14, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with widow Bridget, 65, born Ireland; and Michael, 24, born N.B.
1891 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 13, Charlotte County, Milltown: Michael Walsh, married, Age 57, Born in Ireland, Parents born in Ireland, Roman Catholic, Occupation Section hand Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 55, Mary Ann 25 and Michael 15.
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 26, Charlotte County, St. James. Micheal Welch, Male, Married, Age 45, Born in Ireland, Catholic, Irish, Occupation Section Man Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 40, James 24, MaryAnn 15, John 13, Michael 5.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Michael Welch, 37, born Ireland, married; is living in St. James, N.B. with Brigette, 33, born Ireland; James, 14, born N.B.; Mary Ann, 6, born N.B.; John, 3, born N.B.; and widow Nancy, 65, born Ireland.
Mrs. Mary Healy dies in Milltown
The death of Mrs. Mary Healy occurred at her home on Pleasant Street Saturday, Sept. 23, after having been in ill health for the past five months during which time she was, for the most part, confined to her bed and was tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Falls Norwood.
Born in Milltown July 14, 1865, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, she was a lifelong resident of the town. Her husband, Edward Healy, predeceased her by 14 years.
Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Falls Norwood (Christine) of Milltown, and Mrs. John Donovan (Mary) of Arlington, Mass., both registered nurses, and two grandchildren, Walter Norwood and Edward Donovan.
Mrs. Healy, of a kind and friendly disposition, was highly regarded by her many friends. A respected citizen, she was keenly interested in civic affairs while health permitted. She was a devout Catholic and was a member of the Catholic Women's League, the Altar Society and the League of the Sacred Heart.
The funeral was held from her residence to St. Stephen's Church Tuesday, Sept. 26, where high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. John Mooney with the pastor, Very Rev. Dean M. O'Brien, in the sanctuary. Pall-bearers were Ernest Cunningham, William O'Brien, Francis MacFarlane, and Frank Sherman. Numerous spiritual offerings and beautiful floral pieces marked the esteem in which the deceased was held. Mass cards were received from the Daughters of Isabella and the Catholic Women's League. Interment was made in the Milltown Cemetery with prayers at the grave recited by Rev. John Mooney.
Those attending the funeral from out of town were Mrs. John Donovan and son Edward, of Arlington, Mass.; Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Smith of Laconia, NH; and Mrs. Roland Crone and Mrs. Thelma Chisholm of Bangor. (St. Croix Courier)
In the 1911 Canada Census, log driver Edward Healy, 43, born February 1868, was living on Pleasant Street in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 42, born July 1868; Christina, 5, born March 1906; and Mary, 3, born October 1908, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, Mary Ann Walsh, 34, born July 14, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with widow Bridget, 65, born Ireland; and Michael, 24, born N.B.
1891 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 13, Charlotte County, Milltown: Michael Walsh, married, Age 57, Born in Ireland, Parents born in Ireland, Roman Catholic, Occupation Section hand Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 55, Mary Ann 25 and Michael 15.
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 26, Charlotte County, St. James. Micheal Welch, Male, Married, Age 45, Born in Ireland, Catholic, Irish, Occupation Section Man Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 40, James 24, MaryAnn 15, John 13, Michael 5.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Michael Welch, 37, born Ireland, married; is living in St. James, N.B. with Brigette, 33, born Ireland; James, 14, born N.B.; Mary Ann, 6, born N.B.; John, 3, born N.B.; and widow Nancy, 65, born Ireland.
The death of Mrs. Mary Healy occurred at her home on Pleasant Street Saturday, Sept. 23, after having been in ill health for the past five months during which time she was, for the most part, confined to her bed and was tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Falls Norwood.
Born in Milltown July 14, 1865, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, she was a lifelong resident of the town. Her husband, Edward Healy, predeceased her by 14 years.
Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Falls Norwood (Christine) of Milltown, and Mrs. John Donovan (Mary) of Arlington, Mass., both registered nurses, and two grandchildren, Walter Norwood and Edward Donovan.
Mrs. Healy, of a kind and friendly disposition, was highly regarded by her many friends. A respected citizen, she was keenly interested in civic affairs while health permitted. She was a devout Catholic and was a member of the Catholic Women's League, the Altar Society and the League of the Sacred Heart.
The funeral was held from her residence to St. Stephen's Church Tuesday, Sept. 26, where high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. John Mooney with the pastor, Very Rev. Dean M. O'Brien, in the sanctuary. Pall-bearers were Ernest Cunningham, William O'Brien, Francis MacFarlane, and Frank Sherman. Numerous spiritual offerings and beautiful floral pieces marked the esteem in which the deceased was held. Mass cards were received from the Daughters of Isabella and the Catholic Women's League. Interment was made in the Milltown Cemetery with prayers at the grave recited by Rev. John Mooney.
Those attending the funeral from out of town were Mrs. John Donovan and son Edward, of Arlington, Mass.; Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Smith of Laconia, NH; and Mrs. Roland Crone and Mrs. Thelma Chisholm of Bangor. (St. Croix Courier)
In the 1911 Canada Census, log driver Edward Healy, 43, born February 1868, was living on Pleasant Street in Milltown, N.B. with Mary, 42, born July 1868; Christina, 5, born March 1906; and Mary, 3, born October 1908, all born in N.B.
In the 1901 Canada Census, Mary Ann Walsh, 34, born July 14, 1866 in N.B., was living in Milltown, N.B. with widow Bridget, 65, born Ireland; and Michael, 24, born N.B.
1891 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 13, Charlotte County, Milltown: Michael Walsh, married, Age 57, Born in Ireland, Parents born in Ireland, Roman Catholic, Occupation Section hand Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 55, Mary Ann 25 and Michael 15.
1881 Census of Canada, New Brunswick, District 26, Charlotte County, St. James. Micheal Welch, Male, Married, Age 45, Born in Ireland, Catholic, Irish, Occupation Section Man Rail Road. Living with wife Bridget 40, James 24, MaryAnn 15, John 13, Michael 5.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Michael Welch, 37, born Ireland, married; is living in St. James, N.B. with Brigette, 33, born Ireland; James, 14, born N.B.; Mary Ann, 6, born N.B.; John, 3, born N.B.; and widow Nancy, 65, born Ireland.
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