He died in about 1908 of a Ruptured Appendix, in the Casheloogary Homestead.
Picture of the Cemetery at Frosses, County Donegal, Ireland sent to me 3/2010 By Monica Dignam Balkema, daughter of Bessie Gallagher Dignam.
Email from Monica Dignam Balkema who just visited this last June 2009.
Cashelogary is just now a wide spot in an unpaved lane. It seems to consist primarily now of sheep fields but the house from which your father and my grandfather emerged is a poignant ruins at the end of ‘Gallagher's Lane", a name that the current owner a man by the name of Peter seems to continue to use.
The simple fact that we are here in the present Gives proof to the existence of those from our past.
He died in about 1908 of a Ruptured Appendix, in the Casheloogary Homestead.
Picture of the Cemetery at Frosses, County Donegal, Ireland sent to me 3/2010 By Monica Dignam Balkema, daughter of Bessie Gallagher Dignam.
Email from Monica Dignam Balkema who just visited this last June 2009.
Cashelogary is just now a wide spot in an unpaved lane. It seems to consist primarily now of sheep fields but the house from which your father and my grandfather emerged is a poignant ruins at the end of ‘Gallagher's Lane", a name that the current owner a man by the name of Peter seems to continue to use.
The simple fact that we are here in the present Gives proof to the existence of those from our past.
Family Members
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John Gallagher
1889–1961
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Edward Owen "Eddie" Gallagher
1890–1968
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Michael Joseph "Mac" Gallagher
1892–1973
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Patrick "Paddy" Gallagher
1893–1974
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Francis "Frank" Gallagher
1894–1963
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Hugh J "Hughie" Gallagher
1895–1985
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William "Willie" Gallagher
1896–1957
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Bernard Gallagher
1897–1901
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Rose Gallagher
1900–1901
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