He was a Catholic priest.
He came to the US at the end of 1936.
He was Assistant Pastor at
St. Columbkille's Church
6315 South Main Street
Los Angeles, California,
according to a 1938 city directory.
The 1940 US Census, dated 22 April 1940,
has him living at the Maryknoll Sanatorium,
a tuberculosis hospital in Monrovia, California.
He died 15 days after the census.
He came to the US at the end of 1936.
He was Assistant Pastor at
St. Columbkille's Church
6315 South Main Street
Los Angeles, California,
according to a 1938 city directory.
The 1940 US Census, dated 22 April 1940,
has him living at the Maryknoll Sanatorium,
a tuberculosis hospital in Monrovia, California.
He died 15 days after the census.
He was a Catholic priest.
He came to the US at the end of 1936.
He was Assistant Pastor at
St. Columbkille's Church
6315 South Main Street
Los Angeles, California,
according to a 1938 city directory.
The 1940 US Census, dated 22 April 1940,
has him living at the Maryknoll Sanatorium,
a tuberculosis hospital in Monrovia, California.
He died 15 days after the census.
He came to the US at the end of 1936.
He was Assistant Pastor at
St. Columbkille's Church
6315 South Main Street
Los Angeles, California,
according to a 1938 city directory.
The 1940 US Census, dated 22 April 1940,
has him living at the Maryknoll Sanatorium,
a tuberculosis hospital in Monrovia, California.
He died 15 days after the census.
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