Miss Catherine Gray died at the residence, 77 Third Street, after a protracted illness. She came to this city when she was very young and has resided here the remainder of her life. She was an attendant of St. Mary’s Church and was a member of the Rosary Society.
Miss Gray was the daughter of the late Ellen O’Neil and John Gray. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Gray of Troy, Mrs. John Sadler of Barre, VT, and Mrs. Rose O’Connell of Burlington, VT, and one brother, Frank Gray of Troy.
(Source: Obituary, The Troy Times, May 16, 1922)
Miss Gray was the daughter of the late Ellen O’Neil and John Gray. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Gray of Troy, Mrs. John Sadler of Barre, VT, and Mrs. Rose O’Connell of Burlington, VT, and one brother, Frank Gray of Troy.
(Source: Obituary, The Troy Times, May 16, 1922)
Miss Catherine Gray died at the residence, 77 Third Street, after a protracted illness. She came to this city when she was very young and has resided here the remainder of her life. She was an attendant of St. Mary’s Church and was a member of the Rosary Society.
Miss Gray was the daughter of the late Ellen O’Neil and John Gray. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Gray of Troy, Mrs. John Sadler of Barre, VT, and Mrs. Rose O’Connell of Burlington, VT, and one brother, Frank Gray of Troy.
(Source: Obituary, The Troy Times, May 16, 1922)
Miss Gray was the daughter of the late Ellen O’Neil and John Gray. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Gray of Troy, Mrs. John Sadler of Barre, VT, and Mrs. Rose O’Connell of Burlington, VT, and one brother, Frank Gray of Troy.
(Source: Obituary, The Troy Times, May 16, 1922)
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