Suggested edit: Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 25, 1913: "Dies In California--Word has been received here by Mrs. John Mooney of the death of her brother, Prof. John W. Walsh, at his home in Oakland, Cal. last Sunday from heart failure. Professor Walsh lived in Lonaconing on Douglas Avenue prior to four years ago, when he moved with his wife, who was Miss Anne Phillips, to California. He was manager of the J. J. Winn & Co. store before leaving here and at one time was principal of Detmold High School. He was born in Lonaconing in 1868 (sic) and spent the greater part of his life in this vicinity. He is survived by his wife and one child, Josephine, aged nine years old and one brother, Mr. Richard Walsh, Homestead, Pa., and by two sisters, Mrs. John Mooney and Mrs. Alonzo Miller of Lonaconing. It could not be learned when or where the interment will be made as the telegram merely announced the death.
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Suggested edit: Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 25, 1913: "Dies In California--Word has been received here by Mrs. John Mooney of the death of her brother, Prof. John W. Walsh, at his home in Oakland, Cal. last Sunday from heart failure. Professor Walsh lived in Lonaconing on Douglas Avenue prior to four years ago, when he moved with his wife, who was Miss Anne Phillips, to California. He was manager of the J. J. Winn & Co. store before leaving here and at one time was principal of Detmold High School. He was born in Lonaconing in 1868 (sic) and spent the greater part of his life in this vicinity. He is survived by his wife and one child, Josephine, aged nine years old and one brother, Mr. Richard Walsh, Homestead, Pa., and by two sisters, Mrs. John Mooney and Mrs. Alonzo Miller of Lonaconing. It could not be learned when or where the interment will be made as the telegram merely announced the death.
thanks to Contributor: Shawn M
thanks to Contributor: Shawn M
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