Died of tuberculosis. Buried with her husband, Francis Dyer. Mother of 8 children: Frank, Elizabeth Margaret (Lily), Jeremiah, David Vincent, Alice, William Francis, John, James Joseph.
She immigrated to America in the 1860's. She was born in Walshestown, County Limerick Ireland. Her parents were James Clifford and Johanna Fitzgerald.
My great-grandfather's sistReceived obituary for Catherine Clifford Dyer from the Minnesota Historical Society, April 6 2005:
OBITUARY
" The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Dyer took place from the church of the Holy Rosary last Monday mroning at 9 o'clock. Last Friday's Enterprise contained brief notice of her death. She had been ill for a long time with consumption, and her death was expected.
The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and neighbors drove out to the home of deceased to follow the remains in to the church and to their last resting place. The remains were buried in Lakeside Cemetery."
Source: Graceville Enterprise, Graceville MN, dated February 14 1902.
Received information on the burials in Big Stone County MN, from the Big Stone County Historical Society.
Catherine Clifford Dyer is buried with her husband Francis at the Graceville Cemetery. Head stone reads:
Dyer, Mother September 11 1850-February 7 1902. Block 20er.
She immigrated to America in the 1860's. She was born in Walshestown, County Limerick Ireland. Her parents were James Clifford and Johanna Fitzgerald.
My great-grandfather's sistReceived obituary for Catherine Clifford Dyer from the Minnesota Historical Society, April 6 2005:
OBITUARY
" The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Dyer took place from the church of the Holy Rosary last Monday mroning at 9 o'clock. Last Friday's Enterprise contained brief notice of her death. She had been ill for a long time with consumption, and her death was expected.
The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and neighbors drove out to the home of deceased to follow the remains in to the church and to their last resting place. The remains were buried in Lakeside Cemetery."
Source: Graceville Enterprise, Graceville MN, dated February 14 1902.
Received information on the burials in Big Stone County MN, from the Big Stone County Historical Society.
Catherine Clifford Dyer is buried with her husband Francis at the Graceville Cemetery. Head stone reads:
Dyer, Mother September 11 1850-February 7 1902. Block 20er.
Died of tuberculosis. Buried with her husband, Francis Dyer. Mother of 8 children: Frank, Elizabeth Margaret (Lily), Jeremiah, David Vincent, Alice, William Francis, John, James Joseph.
She immigrated to America in the 1860's. She was born in Walshestown, County Limerick Ireland. Her parents were James Clifford and Johanna Fitzgerald.
My great-grandfather's sistReceived obituary for Catherine Clifford Dyer from the Minnesota Historical Society, April 6 2005:
OBITUARY
" The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Dyer took place from the church of the Holy Rosary last Monday mroning at 9 o'clock. Last Friday's Enterprise contained brief notice of her death. She had been ill for a long time with consumption, and her death was expected.
The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and neighbors drove out to the home of deceased to follow the remains in to the church and to their last resting place. The remains were buried in Lakeside Cemetery."
Source: Graceville Enterprise, Graceville MN, dated February 14 1902.
Received information on the burials in Big Stone County MN, from the Big Stone County Historical Society.
Catherine Clifford Dyer is buried with her husband Francis at the Graceville Cemetery. Head stone reads:
Dyer, Mother September 11 1850-February 7 1902. Block 20er.
She immigrated to America in the 1860's. She was born in Walshestown, County Limerick Ireland. Her parents were James Clifford and Johanna Fitzgerald.
My great-grandfather's sistReceived obituary for Catherine Clifford Dyer from the Minnesota Historical Society, April 6 2005:
OBITUARY
" The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Dyer took place from the church of the Holy Rosary last Monday mroning at 9 o'clock. Last Friday's Enterprise contained brief notice of her death. She had been ill for a long time with consumption, and her death was expected.
The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and neighbors drove out to the home of deceased to follow the remains in to the church and to their last resting place. The remains were buried in Lakeside Cemetery."
Source: Graceville Enterprise, Graceville MN, dated February 14 1902.
Received information on the burials in Big Stone County MN, from the Big Stone County Historical Society.
Catherine Clifford Dyer is buried with her husband Francis at the Graceville Cemetery. Head stone reads:
Dyer, Mother September 11 1850-February 7 1902. Block 20er.
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