When Martin Welch was born on September 4, 1876, his father, Matthew, was 19 and his mother, Anna, was 20. He died on January 4, 1877, within a year of his birth. He was their first child. He died of bronchial Pneumonia.
His short life was at 38 Back Wynd in Glasgow, Scotland where his mother worked in a horsehair factory and his father was a Hammerman. After his death, his parents had two more children before departing to America to live in Turners Falls, Franklin County, Massachusetts. His name is on the family grave marker in Turners Falls at St. Anne's cemetery, but he is buried, possibly alone, at St. Peter's Dalbeth Cemetery in Glasgow,
His short life was at 38 Back Wynd in Glasgow, Scotland where his mother worked in a horsehair factory and his father was a Hammerman. After his death, his parents had two more children before departing to America to live in Turners Falls, Franklin County, Massachusetts. His name is on the family grave marker in Turners Falls at St. Anne's cemetery, but he is buried, possibly alone, at St. Peter's Dalbeth Cemetery in Glasgow,
When Martin Welch was born on September 4, 1876, his father, Matthew, was 19 and his mother, Anna, was 20. He died on January 4, 1877, within a year of his birth. He was their first child. He died of bronchial Pneumonia.
His short life was at 38 Back Wynd in Glasgow, Scotland where his mother worked in a horsehair factory and his father was a Hammerman. After his death, his parents had two more children before departing to America to live in Turners Falls, Franklin County, Massachusetts. His name is on the family grave marker in Turners Falls at St. Anne's cemetery, but he is buried, possibly alone, at St. Peter's Dalbeth Cemetery in Glasgow,
His short life was at 38 Back Wynd in Glasgow, Scotland where his mother worked in a horsehair factory and his father was a Hammerman. After his death, his parents had two more children before departing to America to live in Turners Falls, Franklin County, Massachusetts. His name is on the family grave marker in Turners Falls at St. Anne's cemetery, but he is buried, possibly alone, at St. Peter's Dalbeth Cemetery in Glasgow,
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