PA Death Certificate #43985
Pittsburgh Press
May 31, 1911
FRANCIS SEELEY
Francis Seeley, aged 86 years, a retired railroad man, is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Malley, at Braddock. Mr. Seeley was born in Glasgow Scotland. He came to this country 58 years ago and settled in Danville, Pa. He was for a time employed on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and later on the Pennsylvania Railroad and at the Edgar Thompson blast furnaces. Mr. Seeley was a member of St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Braddock. One son, two daughters, 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive.
Pittsburgh Press
May 31, 1911
FRANCIS SEELEY
Francis Seeley, aged 86 years, a retired railroad man, is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Malley, at Braddock. Mr. Seeley was born in Glasgow Scotland. He came to this country 58 years ago and settled in Danville, Pa. He was for a time employed on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and later on the Pennsylvania Railroad and at the Edgar Thompson blast furnaces. Mr. Seeley was a member of St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Braddock. One son, two daughters, 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive.
PA Death Certificate #43985
Pittsburgh Press
May 31, 1911
FRANCIS SEELEY
Francis Seeley, aged 86 years, a retired railroad man, is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Malley, at Braddock. Mr. Seeley was born in Glasgow Scotland. He came to this country 58 years ago and settled in Danville, Pa. He was for a time employed on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and later on the Pennsylvania Railroad and at the Edgar Thompson blast furnaces. Mr. Seeley was a member of St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Braddock. One son, two daughters, 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive.
Pittsburgh Press
May 31, 1911
FRANCIS SEELEY
Francis Seeley, aged 86 years, a retired railroad man, is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Malley, at Braddock. Mr. Seeley was born in Glasgow Scotland. He came to this country 58 years ago and settled in Danville, Pa. He was for a time employed on the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad and later on the Pennsylvania Railroad and at the Edgar Thompson blast furnaces. Mr. Seeley was a member of St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Braddock. One son, two daughters, 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive.
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