Denis FitzGerald, son of Richard FitzGerald & Bridget English was said to have been murdered in New York City by being pushed into the path of a subway train. The internment record at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Troy, New York reports the cause of death was listed as a skull fracture. He immigrated from Hospital, Limerick, Ireland on the Passenger Ship, Teutonic. The ship landed in New York City, Ellis Island, 05 May 1904. He lived with his brothers, Michael John FitzGerald & Lawrence Joseph FitzGerald in Troy, New York for a few years then moved to New York City. In Troy, New York, he had been employed as a collar turner in the shirt factor where his two brothers were also working. He died at age 59 years and never married. He was buried 6 September 1940.
Denis FitzGerald, son of Richard FitzGerald & Bridget English was said to have been murdered in New York City by being pushed into the path of a subway train. The internment record at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Troy, New York reports the cause of death was listed as a skull fracture. He immigrated from Hospital, Limerick, Ireland on the Passenger Ship, Teutonic. The ship landed in New York City, Ellis Island, 05 May 1904. He lived with his brothers, Michael John FitzGerald & Lawrence Joseph FitzGerald in Troy, New York for a few years then moved to New York City. In Troy, New York, he had been employed as a collar turner in the shirt factor where his two brothers were also working. He died at age 59 years and never married. He was buried 6 September 1940.
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