Wife of Ed. Conrey
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Mrs. Edward Conroy of the town of Cato died very suddenly Monday afternoon. Mr. Conroy, her husband, had left home early in the morning to take the train for Chicago and when he departed his wife was apparently in good health. While waiting at the depot for the train word was brought to him of his wife’s sudden death. Deceased was 68 years of age and was well-known and highly respected in the community which she resided.
Manitowoc Citizen - October 12, 1899
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Death in Town Cato Monday of 65 year old Mrs. Ed Corney of stroke.
Der Nord Westen - Oct. 12, 1899 -
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DEATH CAUSED BY GRIEF
A sudden and singular death occurred at Cato on Monday last. Edward Conrey, an old man of 70, had left home on Monday morning for Chicago where he was to have an operation performed. His aged wife was very much grieved at his going and this was intensified by her fear of the result of the operation. While Mr. Conrey was standing at the depot at Cato awaiting the arrival of the train a messenger arrived who informed him that his aged partner had died suddenly. The cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease, the fatal attack being caused by grief.
She was born in County Mayo, Ireland, in 1818 and came to this country in the year of the famine, 1847. She settled with her husband in Cato in 1855. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Murphy and Mrs. John McCully, both of Cato. Her remains were interred at the Catholic cemetery at Clarks Mills on Wednesday.
Manitowoc Pilot, October 12, 1899 P. A2
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(nee Howley/from researcher)
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Mrs. Edward Conroy of the town of Cato died very suddenly Monday afternoon. Mr. Conroy, her husband, had left home early in the morning to take the train for Chicago and when he departed his wife was apparently in good health. While waiting at the depot for the train word was brought to him of his wife’s sudden death. Deceased was 68 years of age and was well-known and highly respected in the community which she resided.
Manitowoc Citizen - October 12, 1899
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Death in Town Cato Monday of 65 year old Mrs. Ed Corney of stroke.
Der Nord Westen - Oct. 12, 1899 -
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DEATH CAUSED BY GRIEF
A sudden and singular death occurred at Cato on Monday last. Edward Conrey, an old man of 70, had left home on Monday morning for Chicago where he was to have an operation performed. His aged wife was very much grieved at his going and this was intensified by her fear of the result of the operation. While Mr. Conrey was standing at the depot at Cato awaiting the arrival of the train a messenger arrived who informed him that his aged partner had died suddenly. The cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease, the fatal attack being caused by grief.
She was born in County Mayo, Ireland, in 1818 and came to this country in the year of the famine, 1847. She settled with her husband in Cato in 1855. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Murphy and Mrs. John McCully, both of Cato. Her remains were interred at the Catholic cemetery at Clarks Mills on Wednesday.
Manitowoc Pilot, October 12, 1899 P. A2
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(nee Howley/from researcher)
Wife of Ed. Conrey
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Mrs. Edward Conroy of the town of Cato died very suddenly Monday afternoon. Mr. Conroy, her husband, had left home early in the morning to take the train for Chicago and when he departed his wife was apparently in good health. While waiting at the depot for the train word was brought to him of his wife’s sudden death. Deceased was 68 years of age and was well-known and highly respected in the community which she resided.
Manitowoc Citizen - October 12, 1899
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Death in Town Cato Monday of 65 year old Mrs. Ed Corney of stroke.
Der Nord Westen - Oct. 12, 1899 -
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DEATH CAUSED BY GRIEF
A sudden and singular death occurred at Cato on Monday last. Edward Conrey, an old man of 70, had left home on Monday morning for Chicago where he was to have an operation performed. His aged wife was very much grieved at his going and this was intensified by her fear of the result of the operation. While Mr. Conrey was standing at the depot at Cato awaiting the arrival of the train a messenger arrived who informed him that his aged partner had died suddenly. The cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease, the fatal attack being caused by grief.
She was born in County Mayo, Ireland, in 1818 and came to this country in the year of the famine, 1847. She settled with her husband in Cato in 1855. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Murphy and Mrs. John McCully, both of Cato. Her remains were interred at the Catholic cemetery at Clarks Mills on Wednesday.
Manitowoc Pilot, October 12, 1899 P. A2
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(nee Howley/from researcher)
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Mrs. Edward Conroy of the town of Cato died very suddenly Monday afternoon. Mr. Conroy, her husband, had left home early in the morning to take the train for Chicago and when he departed his wife was apparently in good health. While waiting at the depot for the train word was brought to him of his wife’s sudden death. Deceased was 68 years of age and was well-known and highly respected in the community which she resided.
Manitowoc Citizen - October 12, 1899
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Death in Town Cato Monday of 65 year old Mrs. Ed Corney of stroke.
Der Nord Westen - Oct. 12, 1899 -
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DEATH CAUSED BY GRIEF
A sudden and singular death occurred at Cato on Monday last. Edward Conrey, an old man of 70, had left home on Monday morning for Chicago where he was to have an operation performed. His aged wife was very much grieved at his going and this was intensified by her fear of the result of the operation. While Mr. Conrey was standing at the depot at Cato awaiting the arrival of the train a messenger arrived who informed him that his aged partner had died suddenly. The cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease, the fatal attack being caused by grief.
She was born in County Mayo, Ireland, in 1818 and came to this country in the year of the famine, 1847. She settled with her husband in Cato in 1855. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Murphy and Mrs. John McCully, both of Cato. Her remains were interred at the Catholic cemetery at Clarks Mills on Wednesday.
Manitowoc Pilot, October 12, 1899 P. A2
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(nee Howley/from researcher)
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