Mrs. Mary (née Walsh) Rovelli, 36, of 193 South St., who died in the Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital on Monday, January 4, 1932, was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, following a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church today. The baby also died and was buried with the mother.
Besides her husband, Frank Rovelli, Mrs. Rovelli leaves five children, Joseph, Vincent, Adele, Frances and Frank; her father, Peter Walsh; two brothers, John and Richard Walsh, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pollitz and Mrs. M. Skinner. She resided in Jersey City many years.
Obituary: The Jersey Journal, 7 Jan 1932
Besides her husband, Frank Rovelli, Mrs. Rovelli leaves five children, Joseph, Vincent, Adele, Frances and Frank; her father, Peter Walsh; two brothers, John and Richard Walsh, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pollitz and Mrs. M. Skinner. She resided in Jersey City many years.
Obituary: The Jersey Journal, 7 Jan 1932
Mrs. Mary (née Walsh) Rovelli, 36, of 193 South St., who died in the Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital on Monday, January 4, 1932, was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, following a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church today. The baby also died and was buried with the mother.
Besides her husband, Frank Rovelli, Mrs. Rovelli leaves five children, Joseph, Vincent, Adele, Frances and Frank; her father, Peter Walsh; two brothers, John and Richard Walsh, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pollitz and Mrs. M. Skinner. She resided in Jersey City many years.
Obituary: The Jersey Journal, 7 Jan 1932
Besides her husband, Frank Rovelli, Mrs. Rovelli leaves five children, Joseph, Vincent, Adele, Frances and Frank; her father, Peter Walsh; two brothers, John and Richard Walsh, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pollitz and Mrs. M. Skinner. She resided in Jersey City many years.
Obituary: The Jersey Journal, 7 Jan 1932
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