"Ann Burke Carroll (1814-1876) died at her ranch home on the Carroll League. She was buried in the Corrigan Cemetery in the churchyard of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, where a stake marker called Campo Santo guards its dead."
SOURCE: excerpt from the History of Bee County. Burials furnished to Kay Pacheco by Deacon Roland Quellette.
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"The 150-acre donation of Anne Burke O'Carroll was on the banks on the Poesta. The town, first called "Maryville" for Mary Heffernan was soon renamed Beeville." SOURCE: TexasEscapes.com
"In 1859 Ann Burke Carroll, Patrick Carroll, and Patrick Burke donated land for a townsite at the current location of Beeville."
SOURCE: The Handbook of Texas Online
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Ref: obit of granddaughter Alice Burke Smith
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SOURCE: excerpt from the History of Bee County. Burials furnished to Kay Pacheco by Deacon Roland Quellette.
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"The 150-acre donation of Anne Burke O'Carroll was on the banks on the Poesta. The town, first called "Maryville" for Mary Heffernan was soon renamed Beeville." SOURCE: TexasEscapes.com
"In 1859 Ann Burke Carroll, Patrick Carroll, and Patrick Burke donated land for a townsite at the current location of Beeville."
SOURCE: The Handbook of Texas Online
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Ref: obit of granddaughter Alice Burke Smith
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"Ann Burke Carroll (1814-1876) died at her ranch home on the Carroll League. She was buried in the Corrigan Cemetery in the churchyard of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, where a stake marker called Campo Santo guards its dead."
SOURCE: excerpt from the History of Bee County. Burials furnished to Kay Pacheco by Deacon Roland Quellette.
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"The 150-acre donation of Anne Burke O'Carroll was on the banks on the Poesta. The town, first called "Maryville" for Mary Heffernan was soon renamed Beeville." SOURCE: TexasEscapes.com
"In 1859 Ann Burke Carroll, Patrick Carroll, and Patrick Burke donated land for a townsite at the current location of Beeville."
SOURCE: The Handbook of Texas Online
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Ref: obit of granddaughter Alice Burke Smith
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SOURCE: excerpt from the History of Bee County. Burials furnished to Kay Pacheco by Deacon Roland Quellette.
**********************************
"The 150-acre donation of Anne Burke O'Carroll was on the banks on the Poesta. The town, first called "Maryville" for Mary Heffernan was soon renamed Beeville." SOURCE: TexasEscapes.com
"In 1859 Ann Burke Carroll, Patrick Carroll, and Patrick Burke donated land for a townsite at the current location of Beeville."
SOURCE: The Handbook of Texas Online
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Ref: obit of granddaughter Alice Burke Smith
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