JOHN SULLIVAN
(1851 - 1921)
THIRD BROTHER OF FAMILY TO DIE IN A YEAR
A message received Sunday conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be sent here for burial. Funeral services will be held from the Henry Mulholland home Wednesday at 10:30 to Sacred Heart church, with interment at Calvary.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, a pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age as a young man was employed as a printer on the Herald and Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he became a proof reader on the Tribune of that city and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools at Chicago and one brother Thomas, also of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 13, 1921 P. 1
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A message received Sunday by Henry Mulholland conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be brought here for burial.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers, having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age and as a young man was employed as a printer on the old Herald and the Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he become a proof reader on the Chicago Tribune and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools in Chicago, and one brother, Thomas, also of Chicago.
The funeral was held Wednesday morning from the Henry Mullholland home to Sacred Heart church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
Manitowoc Pilot June 16, 1921 page 1
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(1851 - 1921)
THIRD BROTHER OF FAMILY TO DIE IN A YEAR
A message received Sunday conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be sent here for burial. Funeral services will be held from the Henry Mulholland home Wednesday at 10:30 to Sacred Heart church, with interment at Calvary.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, a pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age as a young man was employed as a printer on the Herald and Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he became a proof reader on the Tribune of that city and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools at Chicago and one brother Thomas, also of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 13, 1921 P. 1
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A message received Sunday by Henry Mulholland conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be brought here for burial.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers, having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age and as a young man was employed as a printer on the old Herald and the Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he become a proof reader on the Chicago Tribune and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools in Chicago, and one brother, Thomas, also of Chicago.
The funeral was held Wednesday morning from the Henry Mullholland home to Sacred Heart church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
Manitowoc Pilot June 16, 1921 page 1
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JOHN SULLIVAN
(1851 - 1921)
THIRD BROTHER OF FAMILY TO DIE IN A YEAR
A message received Sunday conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be sent here for burial. Funeral services will be held from the Henry Mulholland home Wednesday at 10:30 to Sacred Heart church, with interment at Calvary.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, a pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age as a young man was employed as a printer on the Herald and Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he became a proof reader on the Tribune of that city and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools at Chicago and one brother Thomas, also of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 13, 1921 P. 1
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A message received Sunday by Henry Mulholland conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be brought here for burial.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers, having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age and as a young man was employed as a printer on the old Herald and the Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he become a proof reader on the Chicago Tribune and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools in Chicago, and one brother, Thomas, also of Chicago.
The funeral was held Wednesday morning from the Henry Mullholland home to Sacred Heart church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
Manitowoc Pilot June 16, 1921 page 1
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(1851 - 1921)
THIRD BROTHER OF FAMILY TO DIE IN A YEAR
A message received Sunday conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be sent here for burial. Funeral services will be held from the Henry Mulholland home Wednesday at 10:30 to Sacred Heart church, with interment at Calvary.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, a pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age as a young man was employed as a printer on the Herald and Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he became a proof reader on the Tribune of that city and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools at Chicago and one brother Thomas, also of Chicago.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 13, 1921 P. 1
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A message received Sunday by Henry Mulholland conveyed the news of the death of John Sullivan, former Manitowoc resident, at Chicago and the announcement that the body would be brought here for burial.
Mr. Sullivan is the third brother of the family to die within a year, Eugene and Timothy Sullivan, brothers, having been buried here last summer.
Mr. Sullivan, a son of the late Eugene Sullivan, pioneer resident of this city, was 60 years of age and as a young man was employed as a printer on the old Herald and the Pilot. Later he removed to Chicago where he become a proof reader on the Chicago Tribune and had been connected with the paper for years.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by his sister, Miss Ella Sullivan, assistant superintendent of schools in Chicago, and one brother, Thomas, also of Chicago.
The funeral was held Wednesday morning from the Henry Mullholland home to Sacred Heart church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
Manitowoc Pilot June 16, 1921 page 1
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