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Miles and Anna Earley are reported to be buried in Notre Dame Cemetery in Ware, Hampshire, Massachusetts in 1900, but this does not exist, nor can we find them anywhere else at present.Miles Earley Your 2nd great grandfather Birth 1832 in , , Roscommon, Ireland Death 27 Feb 1900 in Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA WARE RIVER NEWS Thursday, March 1, 1900The body of Miles Early of Leominster, who died Tuesday morning, at St. Vincent�s home,where one of his sisters is stationed, wasbrought here for burial yesterday.He went to the home to live after his wife�sdeath in January. Besides Sister Mary Peter,he leaves two daughters, Martha, wife ofJohn Gillis of Fitchburg, and two sons JohnJ. of Leominster and Hugh, who lives in Providence.LEOMINSTER ENTERPRISEThursday, March 1, 1900UNITED IN DEATH Myles Early of Leominster died at St.Vincent home for aged people Mondaymorning after a short illness. His wifedied last month, and after the funeral hewent to St. Vincent's house, where one ofhis daughters is stationed as a Sister ofProvidence. Her name in religion beingSister Mary St. Peter. Besiders her, heleaves two sons, John J. of Leominster andHugh of Providence, and two daughters, Martha, wife of John Gillis of Fitchburg,and Margaret, who lives in Leominster.Anne McBride Your 2nd great grandmother Birth 1832 in Carlingford, , Louth, Ireland Death 11 Jan 1900 in Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA FITCHBURG DAILY SENTINELJanuary 12, 1900 Mrs. Anna Early, 67, wife of Miles Early, died, Thursdayafternoon, at her home, 61 Colburn street. High mass willbe said, early Saturday morning, at St. Leo's church, andthe body will be taken to Ware, for burial, on the 8.26 train.FITCHBURG DAILY SENTINELJanuary 13, 1900 Rev. E. P. Dunphy conducted a high mass of requiem, thismorning, at the funeral of Mrs. Anna Earley, at St. Leo'schurch. A large number were in attendance. The services wereheld early to allow the body to be take to Ware on the 8.26 train, for interment. The bearers were Hugh Earley, Dennis Hurley, John Gillis and John Carey. The following were amongthe floral offerings: Sickle of Ivy from, husband, sheaf ofwheat, Miss Margaret Haley; pillow, inscribed "Mother", from family; sickle of carnations and ferns, Mr. and Mrs. JamesCoburn; basket of lilies, roses and ferns, Mrs. William Hackettand Mrs. Louis N. Bell; crescent of roses, carnations and ferns, Miss Margaret Leahy.WARE RIVER NEWS January 1900 Death of Mrs. Miles Early. Died in Leominster, Mass., Jan. 11, 1900, Ann McBride, wife of Miles Early, aged 67. The funeral took place from 61 Colburn Street to St. Leo�s church at 7.30, Jan. 13,where a requiem mass was celebrated for the repose of her soul and was attended by a large number of friends. After mass the funeral cortege took the 8.26 train for Ware, wherethe interment took place in Notre Dame cemetery. On the arrival of the train at Ware it was met by a large numberof sympathizing friends. Mrs. Early was born in Carlingford, county South, Ireland,1832, and came to Ware in 1849. She was married to Miles Early in Worcester, 1852, and was the mother of seven children, of whom two are dead � Mary Ann, wife of Dennis Hurley of Ware,and Katharine, wife of Patrick McAuliff, Providence, R.I.. Besides her husband she leaves a sister, Mrs. James Morrow of Utica, N.Y. and her children, Hugh of Providence, John F., Leominster, Sister Mary Peter of the Sisters of Providence, Worcester, Martha wife of John J. Gillis, Fitchburg, and Margaret E., president for several years of the ladies� auxiliary of the A. O. H. of Worcester county. The following were among the floral offerings: Sickleof ivy, husband; sheaf of wheat, Miss Margaret E. Early;pillow inscribed �Mother �, from the family; sickle of carnations and ferns; Mr. and Mrs. James Coburn; basket of lilies, roses and ferns, Mrs. William Hackett and Mrs. Louis N. Bell; crescent of roses, carnations and lilies, Miss Margaret Leahy. The bearers were Hugh Early, Dennis Hurley, John Gillisand John Carey. In justice it can be said of the deceased, she was a kind and sympathetic friend, and an affectionate wife and mother.

Miles and Anna Earley are reported to be buried in Notre Dame Cemetery in Ware, Hampshire, Massachusetts in 1900, but this does not exist, nor can we find them anywhere else at present.Miles Earley    Your 2nd great grandfather    Birth 1832 in , , Roscommon, Ireland     Death 27 Feb 1900 in Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA WARE RIVER NEWS    Thursday, March 1, 1900The body of Miles Early of Leominster, who died Tuesday morning, at St. Vincent�s home,where one of his sisters is stationed, wasbrought here for burial yesterday.He went to the home to live after his wife�sdeath in January.  Besides Sister Mary Peter,he leaves two daughters, Martha, wife ofJohn Gillis of Fitchburg, and two sons JohnJ. of Leominster and Hugh, who lives in Providence.LEOMINSTER ENTERPRISEThursday, March 1, 1900UNITED IN DEATH  Myles Early of Leominster died at St.Vincent home for aged people Mondaymorning after a short illness.  His wifedied last month, and after the funeral hewent to St. Vincent's house, where one ofhis daughters is stationed as a Sister ofProvidence.  Her name in religion beingSister Mary St. Peter.  Besiders her, heleaves two sons, John J. of Leominster andHugh of Providence, and two daughters, Martha, wife of John Gillis of Fitchburg,and Margaret, who lives in Leominster.Anne McBride    Your 2nd great grandmother    Birth 1832 in Carlingford, , Louth, Ireland     Death 11 Jan 1900 in Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA FITCHBURG DAILY SENTINELJanuary 12, 1900  Mrs. Anna Early, 67, wife of Miles Early, died, Thursdayafternoon, at her home, 61 Colburn street.  High mass willbe said, early Saturday morning, at St. Leo's church, andthe body will be taken to Ware, for burial, on the 8.26 train.FITCHBURG DAILY SENTINELJanuary 13, 1900  Rev. E. P. Dunphy conducted a high mass of requiem, thismorning, at the funeral of Mrs. Anna Earley, at St. Leo'schurch.  A large number were in attendance.  The services wereheld early to allow the body to be take to Ware on the 8.26 train, for interment.  The bearers were Hugh Earley, Dennis Hurley, John Gillis and John Carey.  The following were amongthe floral offerings:  Sickle of Ivy from, husband, sheaf ofwheat, Miss Margaret Haley; pillow, inscribed "Mother", from family; sickle of carnations and ferns, Mr. and Mrs. JamesCoburn; basket of lilies, roses and ferns, Mrs. William Hackettand Mrs. Louis N. Bell; crescent of roses, carnations and ferns, Miss Margaret Leahy.WARE RIVER NEWS    January 1900 Death of Mrs. Miles Early.  Died in Leominster, Mass., Jan. 11,  1900, Ann McBride, wife of Miles Early, aged 67.  The funeral took place from 61 Colburn Street to St. Leo�s church at 7.30, Jan. 13,where a requiem mass was celebrated for the repose of her soul and was attended by a large number of friends.  After mass the funeral cortege took the 8.26 train for Ware, wherethe interment took place in Notre Dame cemetery.  On the arrival of the train at Ware it was met by a large numberof sympathizing friends.  Mrs. Early was born in Carlingford, county South, Ireland,1832, and came to Ware in 1849.  She was married to Miles Early in Worcester, 1852, and was the mother of seven children, of whom two are dead � Mary Ann, wife of Dennis Hurley of Ware,and Katharine, wife of Patrick McAuliff, Providence, R.I..  Besides her husband she leaves a sister, Mrs. James Morrow of Utica, N.Y. and her children, Hugh of Providence, John F., Leominster, Sister Mary Peter of the Sisters of Providence, Worcester, Martha wife of John J. Gillis, Fitchburg, and Margaret E., president for several years of the ladies� auxiliary of the A. O. H. of Worcester county.  The following were among the floral offerings:  Sickleof ivy, husband; sheaf of wheat, Miss Margaret E. Early;pillow inscribed �Mother �, from the family; sickle of carnations and ferns; Mr. and Mrs. James Coburn; basket of lilies, roses and ferns, Mrs. William Hackett and Mrs. Louis N. Bell; crescent of roses, carnations and lilies, Miss Margaret Leahy.  The bearers were Hugh Early, Dennis Hurley, John Gillisand John Carey.  In justice it can be said of the deceased, she was a kind and sympathetic friend, and an affectionate wife and mother.

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10 Apr 1864 – 16 Mar 1911

Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA

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