Laid to Rest
Mrs. Cunningham - Long a Resident of County - Buried in St. John's Cemetery This A.M. -
Thursday's Daily
Mrs. S. Cunningham, whose death was noted Tuesday, was laid to rest this morning in St. John's Cemetery, beside the grave of her husband. The services were held at 10 o'clock in the parish church, Monsignor W. Riordan officiating.
The life of the departed was a worthy one. Born in Ireland eighty-two years ago, Mrs. Cunnningham came to America forty years later, joining the early settlers in their westward journey. In company with Mr. Cunningham, she settled upon a claim near Eyota, making her home there until twenty years ago when she removed to Rochester. To mourn her death, there remain the following sons and daughters: Thomas, Peter, and William Cunningham, Mary Ann Cunningham, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. The brothers and sisters of the deceased are Barney Fallon, H. Fallon, Martin Fallon, Mrs. J. Coan and Mrs.James Fleming of Eyota; Thomas Fallon and Garret Fallon of Rochester; and Miss M. Fallon of Winona.
Mrs. Cunningham's death is mourned not only in the family circle but by many friends. Sincere sympathy is extended the relatives.
Olmsted County Democrat
January 5, 1912
Pg. 4, col. 5
Mrs. Cunningham - Long a Resident of County - Buried in St. John's Cemetery This A.M. -
Thursday's Daily
Mrs. S. Cunningham, whose death was noted Tuesday, was laid to rest this morning in St. John's Cemetery, beside the grave of her husband. The services were held at 10 o'clock in the parish church, Monsignor W. Riordan officiating.
The life of the departed was a worthy one. Born in Ireland eighty-two years ago, Mrs. Cunnningham came to America forty years later, joining the early settlers in their westward journey. In company with Mr. Cunningham, she settled upon a claim near Eyota, making her home there until twenty years ago when she removed to Rochester. To mourn her death, there remain the following sons and daughters: Thomas, Peter, and William Cunningham, Mary Ann Cunningham, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. The brothers and sisters of the deceased are Barney Fallon, H. Fallon, Martin Fallon, Mrs. J. Coan and Mrs.James Fleming of Eyota; Thomas Fallon and Garret Fallon of Rochester; and Miss M. Fallon of Winona.
Mrs. Cunningham's death is mourned not only in the family circle but by many friends. Sincere sympathy is extended the relatives.
Olmsted County Democrat
January 5, 1912
Pg. 4, col. 5
Laid to Rest
Mrs. Cunningham - Long a Resident of County - Buried in St. John's Cemetery This A.M. -
Thursday's Daily
Mrs. S. Cunningham, whose death was noted Tuesday, was laid to rest this morning in St. John's Cemetery, beside the grave of her husband. The services were held at 10 o'clock in the parish church, Monsignor W. Riordan officiating.
The life of the departed was a worthy one. Born in Ireland eighty-two years ago, Mrs. Cunnningham came to America forty years later, joining the early settlers in their westward journey. In company with Mr. Cunningham, she settled upon a claim near Eyota, making her home there until twenty years ago when she removed to Rochester. To mourn her death, there remain the following sons and daughters: Thomas, Peter, and William Cunningham, Mary Ann Cunningham, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. The brothers and sisters of the deceased are Barney Fallon, H. Fallon, Martin Fallon, Mrs. J. Coan and Mrs.James Fleming of Eyota; Thomas Fallon and Garret Fallon of Rochester; and Miss M. Fallon of Winona.
Mrs. Cunningham's death is mourned not only in the family circle but by many friends. Sincere sympathy is extended the relatives.
Olmsted County Democrat
January 5, 1912
Pg. 4, col. 5
Mrs. Cunningham - Long a Resident of County - Buried in St. John's Cemetery This A.M. -
Thursday's Daily
Mrs. S. Cunningham, whose death was noted Tuesday, was laid to rest this morning in St. John's Cemetery, beside the grave of her husband. The services were held at 10 o'clock in the parish church, Monsignor W. Riordan officiating.
The life of the departed was a worthy one. Born in Ireland eighty-two years ago, Mrs. Cunnningham came to America forty years later, joining the early settlers in their westward journey. In company with Mr. Cunningham, she settled upon a claim near Eyota, making her home there until twenty years ago when she removed to Rochester. To mourn her death, there remain the following sons and daughters: Thomas, Peter, and William Cunningham, Mary Ann Cunningham, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. The brothers and sisters of the deceased are Barney Fallon, H. Fallon, Martin Fallon, Mrs. J. Coan and Mrs.James Fleming of Eyota; Thomas Fallon and Garret Fallon of Rochester; and Miss M. Fallon of Winona.
Mrs. Cunningham's death is mourned not only in the family circle but by many friends. Sincere sympathy is extended the relatives.
Olmsted County Democrat
January 5, 1912
Pg. 4, col. 5
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