Born about 1844 in New York to parents who were both from Ireland, Catherine's maiden name is most likely O'Boyne. Still unsure how or where she met John J. O'Brien, the man who became her husband, or exactly where in Ireland her parents and her husband came from--that's a 'work in progress'.
Catherine was very close to her family & her church, and at least one of her children (John) was married in St. Mary's in Muskegon in 1898.
While the date of her death is unknown, she was buried on 15 Oct 1921 and rests in eternal peace next to her husband and near her daughter, Margaret Ann.
Catherine was very close to her family & her church, and at least one of her children (John) was married in St. Mary's in Muskegon in 1898.
While the date of her death is unknown, she was buried on 15 Oct 1921 and rests in eternal peace next to her husband and near her daughter, Margaret Ann.
Born about 1844 in New York to parents who were both from Ireland, Catherine's maiden name is most likely O'Boyne. Still unsure how or where she met John J. O'Brien, the man who became her husband, or exactly where in Ireland her parents and her husband came from--that's a 'work in progress'.
Catherine was very close to her family & her church, and at least one of her children (John) was married in St. Mary's in Muskegon in 1898.
While the date of her death is unknown, she was buried on 15 Oct 1921 and rests in eternal peace next to her husband and near her daughter, Margaret Ann.
Catherine was very close to her family & her church, and at least one of her children (John) was married in St. Mary's in Muskegon in 1898.
While the date of her death is unknown, she was buried on 15 Oct 1921 and rests in eternal peace next to her husband and near her daughter, Margaret Ann.
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