Bernard McCabe was born in County Cavan Ireland. He emigrated to the USA in 1849, landing at the port of New Orleans.
After spending a few years there, he moved up the Mississippi River, to Quincy Illinois.
He had lived in Quincy 50 years at time of death. He died at 305 Washington street, in a house he had resided in since 1856.
He worked for the gas company and left a wife and five children. His children were: Mrs. James Shannon, St. Louis Missouri; Mrs. J. Berry, Chicago Illinois; Patrick McCabe, Hot Springs Arkansas; and John and Bernard McCabe Jr., of Quincy Illinois.
23 December 1904, Mr. McCabe took a hard fall on his property, and had steadily weakened from then, until death.
Funeral was held 11 January 1905 at St. Peter's Catholic church, with interment in its cemetery.
- written with information from various articles.
After spending a few years there, he moved up the Mississippi River, to Quincy Illinois.
He had lived in Quincy 50 years at time of death. He died at 305 Washington street, in a house he had resided in since 1856.
He worked for the gas company and left a wife and five children. His children were: Mrs. James Shannon, St. Louis Missouri; Mrs. J. Berry, Chicago Illinois; Patrick McCabe, Hot Springs Arkansas; and John and Bernard McCabe Jr., of Quincy Illinois.
23 December 1904, Mr. McCabe took a hard fall on his property, and had steadily weakened from then, until death.
Funeral was held 11 January 1905 at St. Peter's Catholic church, with interment in its cemetery.
- written with information from various articles.
Bernard McCabe was born in County Cavan Ireland. He emigrated to the USA in 1849, landing at the port of New Orleans.
After spending a few years there, he moved up the Mississippi River, to Quincy Illinois.
He had lived in Quincy 50 years at time of death. He died at 305 Washington street, in a house he had resided in since 1856.
He worked for the gas company and left a wife and five children. His children were: Mrs. James Shannon, St. Louis Missouri; Mrs. J. Berry, Chicago Illinois; Patrick McCabe, Hot Springs Arkansas; and John and Bernard McCabe Jr., of Quincy Illinois.
23 December 1904, Mr. McCabe took a hard fall on his property, and had steadily weakened from then, until death.
Funeral was held 11 January 1905 at St. Peter's Catholic church, with interment in its cemetery.
- written with information from various articles.
After spending a few years there, he moved up the Mississippi River, to Quincy Illinois.
He had lived in Quincy 50 years at time of death. He died at 305 Washington street, in a house he had resided in since 1856.
He worked for the gas company and left a wife and five children. His children were: Mrs. James Shannon, St. Louis Missouri; Mrs. J. Berry, Chicago Illinois; Patrick McCabe, Hot Springs Arkansas; and John and Bernard McCabe Jr., of Quincy Illinois.
23 December 1904, Mr. McCabe took a hard fall on his property, and had steadily weakened from then, until death.
Funeral was held 11 January 1905 at St. Peter's Catholic church, with interment in its cemetery.
- written with information from various articles.
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