MICHAEL HEFFERNEN
(1877 - 1907)
NEW DENMARK MAN KILLED OUT WEST
Michael Heffernen Meets Death in Livingston, Mont.—No Particulars Yet.
Remains to Be Shipped Here—Deceased Engaged in Railway Extension
Word reached the city this morning that Michael Heffernen, whose home is at New Denmark, was killed sometime Saturday at Livingston, Montana.
No particulars were contained in the message which was received by his brother James and sister, Mrs. Michael McNamara, but as Mr. Heffernen was a bridge carpenter working in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, it is the belief of the relatives that he met death on the road. Extension work is being done in the west by the road, and Mr. Heffernen went away from here about a year ago.
The relatives immediately wired to the authorities in Livingstone to have the remains sent on to Green Bay and it is expected that they will reach here Wednesday or Thursday. The funeral will be held from St. James church at Cooperstown.
Mr. Heffernen has a mother living at New Denmark, two brothers, Patrick and James, and three sisters, Miss Eleanor, Mrs. Moore of Goldbar, Wash., and Mrs. Michael McNamara of the city.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Monday, July 22, 1907 pg. 5
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MICHAEL HEFFERNEN'S REMAINS IN TRANSIT
Body of Former Brown County Man will Reach Here Tomorrow from Montana—Obituary Notices
The remains of Michael Heffernen, who was killed Saturday at Livingston, Montana, where he was in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad as a bridge carpenter, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock over the Chicago & Northwester railroad.
No word has been received as to how he met death.
The remains will be taken to the home of his mother at Cooperstown where the funeral will be held from St. James' church. All of the funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Wednesday, July 24, 1907 pg. 5
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Heffernen's Remains Here
The remains of M.E. Heffernen, who was killed at Livingston, Montana, arrived here this morning over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad. The remains were accompanied by P. R. Heffernen of Cooperstown, Wis. It has been ascertained that Mr. Heffernen was killed by a train.
The remains will be conveyed to his home in Cooperstown over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad at 4 o'clock this afternoon and interment will be tomorrow at the Catholic cemetery at Cooperstown.
Green Bay Press Gazette Thursday, July 25, 1907 pg. 5
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Note: I believe the tombstone death year is incorrect. He was born 1877 and died at the age of 29
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(1877 - 1907)
NEW DENMARK MAN KILLED OUT WEST
Michael Heffernen Meets Death in Livingston, Mont.—No Particulars Yet.
Remains to Be Shipped Here—Deceased Engaged in Railway Extension
Word reached the city this morning that Michael Heffernen, whose home is at New Denmark, was killed sometime Saturday at Livingston, Montana.
No particulars were contained in the message which was received by his brother James and sister, Mrs. Michael McNamara, but as Mr. Heffernen was a bridge carpenter working in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, it is the belief of the relatives that he met death on the road. Extension work is being done in the west by the road, and Mr. Heffernen went away from here about a year ago.
The relatives immediately wired to the authorities in Livingstone to have the remains sent on to Green Bay and it is expected that they will reach here Wednesday or Thursday. The funeral will be held from St. James church at Cooperstown.
Mr. Heffernen has a mother living at New Denmark, two brothers, Patrick and James, and three sisters, Miss Eleanor, Mrs. Moore of Goldbar, Wash., and Mrs. Michael McNamara of the city.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Monday, July 22, 1907 pg. 5
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MICHAEL HEFFERNEN'S REMAINS IN TRANSIT
Body of Former Brown County Man will Reach Here Tomorrow from Montana—Obituary Notices
The remains of Michael Heffernen, who was killed Saturday at Livingston, Montana, where he was in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad as a bridge carpenter, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock over the Chicago & Northwester railroad.
No word has been received as to how he met death.
The remains will be taken to the home of his mother at Cooperstown where the funeral will be held from St. James' church. All of the funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Wednesday, July 24, 1907 pg. 5
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Heffernen's Remains Here
The remains of M.E. Heffernen, who was killed at Livingston, Montana, arrived here this morning over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad. The remains were accompanied by P. R. Heffernen of Cooperstown, Wis. It has been ascertained that Mr. Heffernen was killed by a train.
The remains will be conveyed to his home in Cooperstown over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad at 4 o'clock this afternoon and interment will be tomorrow at the Catholic cemetery at Cooperstown.
Green Bay Press Gazette Thursday, July 25, 1907 pg. 5
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Note: I believe the tombstone death year is incorrect. He was born 1877 and died at the age of 29
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MICHAEL HEFFERNEN
(1877 - 1907)
NEW DENMARK MAN KILLED OUT WEST
Michael Heffernen Meets Death in Livingston, Mont.—No Particulars Yet.
Remains to Be Shipped Here—Deceased Engaged in Railway Extension
Word reached the city this morning that Michael Heffernen, whose home is at New Denmark, was killed sometime Saturday at Livingston, Montana.
No particulars were contained in the message which was received by his brother James and sister, Mrs. Michael McNamara, but as Mr. Heffernen was a bridge carpenter working in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, it is the belief of the relatives that he met death on the road. Extension work is being done in the west by the road, and Mr. Heffernen went away from here about a year ago.
The relatives immediately wired to the authorities in Livingstone to have the remains sent on to Green Bay and it is expected that they will reach here Wednesday or Thursday. The funeral will be held from St. James church at Cooperstown.
Mr. Heffernen has a mother living at New Denmark, two brothers, Patrick and James, and three sisters, Miss Eleanor, Mrs. Moore of Goldbar, Wash., and Mrs. Michael McNamara of the city.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Monday, July 22, 1907 pg. 5
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MICHAEL HEFFERNEN'S REMAINS IN TRANSIT
Body of Former Brown County Man will Reach Here Tomorrow from Montana—Obituary Notices
The remains of Michael Heffernen, who was killed Saturday at Livingston, Montana, where he was in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad as a bridge carpenter, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock over the Chicago & Northwester railroad.
No word has been received as to how he met death.
The remains will be taken to the home of his mother at Cooperstown where the funeral will be held from St. James' church. All of the funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Wednesday, July 24, 1907 pg. 5
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Heffernen's Remains Here
The remains of M.E. Heffernen, who was killed at Livingston, Montana, arrived here this morning over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad. The remains were accompanied by P. R. Heffernen of Cooperstown, Wis. It has been ascertained that Mr. Heffernen was killed by a train.
The remains will be conveyed to his home in Cooperstown over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad at 4 o'clock this afternoon and interment will be tomorrow at the Catholic cemetery at Cooperstown.
Green Bay Press Gazette Thursday, July 25, 1907 pg. 5
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Note: I believe the tombstone death year is incorrect. He was born 1877 and died at the age of 29
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(1877 - 1907)
NEW DENMARK MAN KILLED OUT WEST
Michael Heffernen Meets Death in Livingston, Mont.—No Particulars Yet.
Remains to Be Shipped Here—Deceased Engaged in Railway Extension
Word reached the city this morning that Michael Heffernen, whose home is at New Denmark, was killed sometime Saturday at Livingston, Montana.
No particulars were contained in the message which was received by his brother James and sister, Mrs. Michael McNamara, but as Mr. Heffernen was a bridge carpenter working in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, it is the belief of the relatives that he met death on the road. Extension work is being done in the west by the road, and Mr. Heffernen went away from here about a year ago.
The relatives immediately wired to the authorities in Livingstone to have the remains sent on to Green Bay and it is expected that they will reach here Wednesday or Thursday. The funeral will be held from St. James church at Cooperstown.
Mr. Heffernen has a mother living at New Denmark, two brothers, Patrick and James, and three sisters, Miss Eleanor, Mrs. Moore of Goldbar, Wash., and Mrs. Michael McNamara of the city.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Monday, July 22, 1907 pg. 5
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MICHAEL HEFFERNEN'S REMAINS IN TRANSIT
Body of Former Brown County Man will Reach Here Tomorrow from Montana—Obituary Notices
The remains of Michael Heffernen, who was killed Saturday at Livingston, Montana, where he was in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad as a bridge carpenter, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock over the Chicago & Northwester railroad.
No word has been received as to how he met death.
The remains will be taken to the home of his mother at Cooperstown where the funeral will be held from St. James' church. All of the funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wis., Wednesday, July 24, 1907 pg. 5
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Heffernen's Remains Here
The remains of M.E. Heffernen, who was killed at Livingston, Montana, arrived here this morning over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad. The remains were accompanied by P. R. Heffernen of Cooperstown, Wis. It has been ascertained that Mr. Heffernen was killed by a train.
The remains will be conveyed to his home in Cooperstown over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad at 4 o'clock this afternoon and interment will be tomorrow at the Catholic cemetery at Cooperstown.
Green Bay Press Gazette Thursday, July 25, 1907 pg. 5
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Note: I believe the tombstone death year is incorrect. He was born 1877 and died at the age of 29
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