My Grand Aunt.
Daughter of Francis W & Anna E (Knights) Carney.
Sister of Charles J, Francis W II, Walter F & Anna E.
Abigail grew up in Charlestown & Somerville, MA.
Abigail made news in the Boston papers in July of 1935, when she & a friend hopped aboard a freight train bound for Portland, Maine. The girls who were ages 12 & 14 were later rescued by local police after they climbed on top of the train's roof to escape some hobos that were in one of the train cars.
First married to Gerald C Irvine.
Mother of Barbara Ann.
Later married Donald J Brennan.
Abigail is buried with her 2nd husband, Donald.
Daughter of Francis W & Anna E (Knights) Carney.
Sister of Charles J, Francis W II, Walter F & Anna E.
Abigail grew up in Charlestown & Somerville, MA.
Abigail made news in the Boston papers in July of 1935, when she & a friend hopped aboard a freight train bound for Portland, Maine. The girls who were ages 12 & 14 were later rescued by local police after they climbed on top of the train's roof to escape some hobos that were in one of the train cars.
First married to Gerald C Irvine.
Mother of Barbara Ann.
Later married Donald J Brennan.
Abigail is buried with her 2nd husband, Donald.
My Grand Aunt.
Daughter of Francis W & Anna E (Knights) Carney.
Sister of Charles J, Francis W II, Walter F & Anna E.
Abigail grew up in Charlestown & Somerville, MA.
Abigail made news in the Boston papers in July of 1935, when she & a friend hopped aboard a freight train bound for Portland, Maine. The girls who were ages 12 & 14 were later rescued by local police after they climbed on top of the train's roof to escape some hobos that were in one of the train cars.
First married to Gerald C Irvine.
Mother of Barbara Ann.
Later married Donald J Brennan.
Abigail is buried with her 2nd husband, Donald.
Daughter of Francis W & Anna E (Knights) Carney.
Sister of Charles J, Francis W II, Walter F & Anna E.
Abigail grew up in Charlestown & Somerville, MA.
Abigail made news in the Boston papers in July of 1935, when she & a friend hopped aboard a freight train bound for Portland, Maine. The girls who were ages 12 & 14 were later rescued by local police after they climbed on top of the train's roof to escape some hobos that were in one of the train cars.
First married to Gerald C Irvine.
Mother of Barbara Ann.
Later married Donald J Brennan.
Abigail is buried with her 2nd husband, Donald.
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