Frank was 41 yrs old when he died in Quincy Hospital from acute hepatitis (onset May 30 1931).
He was married to Rose M. Bradley, and they lived @ 42 Roay Street in Quincy. Frank was a fireman for the Tubular React Company for 4 years.
His father was John Dunn of Ireland, and his mother was Annie McCormick of St. John, NB
Side Note: His death certificate incorrectly listed his mother's name as Anna McCullough when in fact it was Annie McCormick. The family lore is that when the information for the death record was given people were too upset to think properly since both the McCullough's & the McCormick's were related.
He was married to Rose M. Bradley, and they lived @ 42 Roay Street in Quincy. Frank was a fireman for the Tubular React Company for 4 years.
His father was John Dunn of Ireland, and his mother was Annie McCormick of St. John, NB
Side Note: His death certificate incorrectly listed his mother's name as Anna McCullough when in fact it was Annie McCormick. The family lore is that when the information for the death record was given people were too upset to think properly since both the McCullough's & the McCormick's were related.
Frank was 41 yrs old when he died in Quincy Hospital from acute hepatitis (onset May 30 1931).
He was married to Rose M. Bradley, and they lived @ 42 Roay Street in Quincy. Frank was a fireman for the Tubular React Company for 4 years.
His father was John Dunn of Ireland, and his mother was Annie McCormick of St. John, NB
Side Note: His death certificate incorrectly listed his mother's name as Anna McCullough when in fact it was Annie McCormick. The family lore is that when the information for the death record was given people were too upset to think properly since both the McCullough's & the McCormick's were related.
He was married to Rose M. Bradley, and they lived @ 42 Roay Street in Quincy. Frank was a fireman for the Tubular React Company for 4 years.
His father was John Dunn of Ireland, and his mother was Annie McCormick of St. John, NB
Side Note: His death certificate incorrectly listed his mother's name as Anna McCullough when in fact it was Annie McCormick. The family lore is that when the information for the death record was given people were too upset to think properly since both the McCullough's & the McCormick's were related.
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