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Adeline Orinda <I>Crittenden</I> Galligan

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Adeline Orinda Crittenden Galligan

Birth
Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, USA
Death
8 May 1920 (aged 68)
Snohomish County, Washington, USA
Burial
Marysville, Snohomish County, Washington, USA
Plot
Block 4 Lot 80 Grave 2
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Everett Daily Herald - May 10, 1920 - page 11

RESIDENT OF CITY AND COUNTY FOR MANY YEARS DIES

Mrs. Orinda Galligan, widow of Henry Galligan, passed away Saturday evening at her home in Sunnyside after an illness of five weeks. Her death marks the passing of another of the old residents of Snohomish county, where she had resided for the past 25 years.

Born at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, July 20, 1851, she was married to Henry Galligan at the close of the Civil war. Soon they moved to South Dakota, where they remained for 10 years, coming to Kitsap county, this state, in 1889 and removing to Everett in 1895. Twelve years ago they moved to Sunnside, where Mr. Galligan died in the autumn of 1909. Mrs. Galligan had lived a very active life and was active until thaken ill with a slight attack of influenza early last month, which developed into heart trouble, from wich she died.

Surviving children are two daughters and four sons, Mrs. J.W. Hartman of Everett, Mrs. Lester Falkner of Sunnyside, G.E. Galligan and A.H. Galligan of Everett, Albert M. Galligan of Mount Vernon and F.H. Galligan of Lake Bay, Alaska.

Funeral services are in charge of the Marysville Undertaking company and will be held in the Baptist church at Marysville Tuesday afternoon, May 11, at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in the Marysville cemetery.
Everett Daily Herald - May 10, 1920 - page 11

RESIDENT OF CITY AND COUNTY FOR MANY YEARS DIES

Mrs. Orinda Galligan, widow of Henry Galligan, passed away Saturday evening at her home in Sunnyside after an illness of five weeks. Her death marks the passing of another of the old residents of Snohomish county, where she had resided for the past 25 years.

Born at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, July 20, 1851, she was married to Henry Galligan at the close of the Civil war. Soon they moved to South Dakota, where they remained for 10 years, coming to Kitsap county, this state, in 1889 and removing to Everett in 1895. Twelve years ago they moved to Sunnside, where Mr. Galligan died in the autumn of 1909. Mrs. Galligan had lived a very active life and was active until thaken ill with a slight attack of influenza early last month, which developed into heart trouble, from wich she died.

Surviving children are two daughters and four sons, Mrs. J.W. Hartman of Everett, Mrs. Lester Falkner of Sunnyside, G.E. Galligan and A.H. Galligan of Everett, Albert M. Galligan of Mount Vernon and F.H. Galligan of Lake Bay, Alaska.

Funeral services are in charge of the Marysville Undertaking company and will be held in the Baptist church at Marysville Tuesday afternoon, May 11, at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in the Marysville cemetery.

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