Bridget was called Birdie by her family and friends. She was born in Monabrisk, County Cork, Ireland and was very proud of that fact. Birdie immigrated to the New York City-Manhattan area of New York were she worked as a Nanny for the wealthy. Birdie had red long hair which she always worn up on her head. She was very 'feisty'.
Birdie met John Dubel while he was passing through New York City, New York during World War II. They were married and lived in an apartment above John's parent's house at 888 Clinton Street. They did not have any children.
Birdie died of brain cancer September 26, 1974.
Rest in Peace.
Birdie met John Dubel while he was passing through New York City, New York during World War II. They were married and lived in an apartment above John's parent's house at 888 Clinton Street. They did not have any children.
Birdie died of brain cancer September 26, 1974.
Rest in Peace.
Bridget was called Birdie by her family and friends. She was born in Monabrisk, County Cork, Ireland and was very proud of that fact. Birdie immigrated to the New York City-Manhattan area of New York were she worked as a Nanny for the wealthy. Birdie had red long hair which she always worn up on her head. She was very 'feisty'.
Birdie met John Dubel while he was passing through New York City, New York during World War II. They were married and lived in an apartment above John's parent's house at 888 Clinton Street. They did not have any children.
Birdie died of brain cancer September 26, 1974.
Rest in Peace.
Birdie met John Dubel while he was passing through New York City, New York during World War II. They were married and lived in an apartment above John's parent's house at 888 Clinton Street. They did not have any children.
Birdie died of brain cancer September 26, 1974.
Rest in Peace.
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