James was my Irish great-uncle.
He died by accidental drowning
at the age of 55 years old.
James was "baptised" December 9, 1867 in Brookline, Mass. I'm trying to find out "where", at which church. Any help is appreciated.
Boston area was and still is an Irish area
He was a poor Irish Man
so this cemetery at this church
gave him a free burial,
but there is no stone.
surnames "Dalton" and "Bolan" -in Brookline, no less- is beyond coincidence.
He died by accidental drowning
at the age of 55 years old.
James was "baptised" December 9, 1867 in Brookline, Mass. I'm trying to find out "where", at which church. Any help is appreciated.
Boston area was and still is an Irish area
He was a poor Irish Man
so this cemetery at this church
gave him a free burial,
but there is no stone.
surnames "Dalton" and "Bolan" -in Brookline, no less- is beyond coincidence.
James was my Irish great-uncle.
He died by accidental drowning
at the age of 55 years old.
James was "baptised" December 9, 1867 in Brookline, Mass. I'm trying to find out "where", at which church. Any help is appreciated.
Boston area was and still is an Irish area
He was a poor Irish Man
so this cemetery at this church
gave him a free burial,
but there is no stone.
surnames "Dalton" and "Bolan" -in Brookline, no less- is beyond coincidence.
He died by accidental drowning
at the age of 55 years old.
James was "baptised" December 9, 1867 in Brookline, Mass. I'm trying to find out "where", at which church. Any help is appreciated.
Boston area was and still is an Irish area
He was a poor Irish Man
so this cemetery at this church
gave him a free burial,
but there is no stone.
surnames "Dalton" and "Bolan" -in Brookline, no less- is beyond coincidence.
