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Charles Fluney

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Charles Fluney

Birth
Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada
Death
4 Mar 1926 (aged 46)
Long Island City, Queens County, New York, USA
Burial
Woodside, Queens County, New York, USA Add to Map
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Plot 195 - Sct.6B
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Charles Fluney grew up at Corbetton, Ontario, Canada. He had many siblings. Both his brother Robert Fluney and Charles immigrated to New York in 1906 to build "homes, bridges and subways." In the 1910 census he was employed as a Carpenter for the Railroad. Charles and Robert were working as foremen in the construction business. In the New York marriage indexes, Margaret Daly and Charles were married on 4 Sept.1911 in Manhatten. He was living at 785 Third Avenue, New York. James Cromie officiated at their marriage at 7 West 55th Street. According to a family story Charles, Robert, Joseph, William and Wesley Fluney built the red brick Victorian home for their mother Caroline Grey Fluney at Corbetton, Ontario.

Before Charles died he was building a home for all his family.

Charles Fluney:

Charles Fluney for many years a well known Jamaica builder, died Thursday at his home at 9029 139th Street, Jamaica. He was born in Canada 46 years ago to John and Caroline Grey Fluney and is survived by his widow, Margaret Daly Fluney and a daughter Agnes; a brother and his parents.

The funeral will be held at 10 AM Monday with a Requiem mass at the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Cenacle, Jamaica. Internment will be at the Calvary Cemetery under direction of Joseph A. Shields of Richmond Hill.
Obituary from the Standard Union, March 13, 1926.

According to the death registration, Charles died at the Jamaica Hospital, Queens County, NY.
Charles Fluney was buried on March 15, 1926 at the Calvary Cemetery.

Charles Fluney grew up at Corbetton, Ontario, Canada. He had many siblings. Both his brother Robert Fluney and Charles immigrated to New York in 1906 to build "homes, bridges and subways." In the 1910 census he was employed as a Carpenter for the Railroad. Charles and Robert were working as foremen in the construction business. In the New York marriage indexes, Margaret Daly and Charles were married on 4 Sept.1911 in Manhatten. He was living at 785 Third Avenue, New York. James Cromie officiated at their marriage at 7 West 55th Street. According to a family story Charles, Robert, Joseph, William and Wesley Fluney built the red brick Victorian home for their mother Caroline Grey Fluney at Corbetton, Ontario.

Before Charles died he was building a home for all his family.

Charles Fluney:

Charles Fluney for many years a well known Jamaica builder, died Thursday at his home at 9029 139th Street, Jamaica. He was born in Canada 46 years ago to John and Caroline Grey Fluney and is survived by his widow, Margaret Daly Fluney and a daughter Agnes; a brother and his parents.

The funeral will be held at 10 AM Monday with a Requiem mass at the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Cenacle, Jamaica. Internment will be at the Calvary Cemetery under direction of Joseph A. Shields of Richmond Hill.
Obituary from the Standard Union, March 13, 1926.

According to the death registration, Charles died at the Jamaica Hospital, Queens County, NY.
Charles Fluney was buried on March 15, 1926 at the Calvary Cemetery.

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FLUNEY

CHARLES FLUNEY
1879 -Mar.11, 1926
MARGARET D.FLUNEY
1873 - Jan.15,1932

FRANK D.REILLY
1862 -May 20, 1936
ELLEN D.REILLY
Oct.10, 1865-Mar.26, 1951

AGNES F.KIMMINS
July 5, 1915 -Feb.19,1983
THOMAS J.KIMMINS
Feb.28,1912 -Dec.16,2001

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