November 29, 1868. I this day solemnly baptized Cornelius, son of Richard Cagney and Catherine Nihill, born Nov. 25, 1868. Sponsors Patrick Sheehan & Lizzie Gleeson. M. Oakley, S.J.
SOURCE: Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925, Holy Family Church, Baptisms, 1857-1871, pg. 271
An inquest was held last evening at No. 104 Maxwell street on the remains of Cornelius Cagney, a child aged 6 years, who received fatal injuries about two weeks since through being run over by a horse and wagon driven by his father. The child climbed on one of the wheels despite the father, and, falling, was hurt badly in the head. A verdict according with the facts was rendered.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune, June 2, 1871, pg.4
Cornelius died when just two and half years old [not 6 years as noted in the Tribune article]. He was buried on June 2, 1871 but his actual date of death is not known. He was named for his uncle Cornelius Cagney.
SOURCE: Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925, Holy Family Church, Baptisms, 1857-1871, pg. 271
An inquest was held last evening at No. 104 Maxwell street on the remains of Cornelius Cagney, a child aged 6 years, who received fatal injuries about two weeks since through being run over by a horse and wagon driven by his father. The child climbed on one of the wheels despite the father, and, falling, was hurt badly in the head. A verdict according with the facts was rendered.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune, June 2, 1871, pg.4
Cornelius died when just two and half years old [not 6 years as noted in the Tribune article]. He was buried on June 2, 1871 but his actual date of death is not known. He was named for his uncle Cornelius Cagney.
November 29, 1868. I this day solemnly baptized Cornelius, son of Richard Cagney and Catherine Nihill, born Nov. 25, 1868. Sponsors Patrick Sheehan & Lizzie Gleeson. M. Oakley, S.J.
SOURCE: Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925, Holy Family Church, Baptisms, 1857-1871, pg. 271
An inquest was held last evening at No. 104 Maxwell street on the remains of Cornelius Cagney, a child aged 6 years, who received fatal injuries about two weeks since through being run over by a horse and wagon driven by his father. The child climbed on one of the wheels despite the father, and, falling, was hurt badly in the head. A verdict according with the facts was rendered.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune, June 2, 1871, pg.4
Cornelius died when just two and half years old [not 6 years as noted in the Tribune article]. He was buried on June 2, 1871 but his actual date of death is not known. He was named for his uncle Cornelius Cagney.
SOURCE: Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925, Holy Family Church, Baptisms, 1857-1871, pg. 271
An inquest was held last evening at No. 104 Maxwell street on the remains of Cornelius Cagney, a child aged 6 years, who received fatal injuries about two weeks since through being run over by a horse and wagon driven by his father. The child climbed on one of the wheels despite the father, and, falling, was hurt badly in the head. A verdict according with the facts was rendered.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune, June 2, 1871, pg.4
Cornelius died when just two and half years old [not 6 years as noted in the Tribune article]. He was buried on June 2, 1871 but his actual date of death is not known. He was named for his uncle Cornelius Cagney.
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