Emma was the daughter of John F. Moninghoff, a boatman on the Delaware Canal, and Frances K. Fingeldie Moninghoff.
She married John Henry Fitzgerald in 1910. They had nine children: James in 1911, Mary in 1913, Harry about 1917, Thomas in 1918, Helen in 1920, Lawrence about 1923, E. Martin about 1925, and Rita in 1928. There was a ninth child who didn't survive.
She lived in Milford, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey as an adult.
Emma's early death was a tragedy for her young family.
Obituary from the Easton Express, June 12, 1931, p. 24:
Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald, wife of John Fitzgerald, of Milford, N.J., died at 6:26 this morning at the Easton Hospital, aged 41 years. She was admitted to the hospital at 4:45 this morning for surgical treatment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is survived by her husband, who is an employee of the Riegel Paper Corporation at Milford, and by seven children.
Sincere thanks go Mimi, who kindly transcribed and sent me the obituary for uploading here, and to Dolores Maxwell for graciously finding, photographing and uploading Emma's gravestone photo.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial ownership to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
She married John Henry Fitzgerald in 1910. They had nine children: James in 1911, Mary in 1913, Harry about 1917, Thomas in 1918, Helen in 1920, Lawrence about 1923, E. Martin about 1925, and Rita in 1928. There was a ninth child who didn't survive.
She lived in Milford, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey as an adult.
Emma's early death was a tragedy for her young family.
Obituary from the Easton Express, June 12, 1931, p. 24:
Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald, wife of John Fitzgerald, of Milford, N.J., died at 6:26 this morning at the Easton Hospital, aged 41 years. She was admitted to the hospital at 4:45 this morning for surgical treatment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is survived by her husband, who is an employee of the Riegel Paper Corporation at Milford, and by seven children.
Sincere thanks go Mimi, who kindly transcribed and sent me the obituary for uploading here, and to Dolores Maxwell for graciously finding, photographing and uploading Emma's gravestone photo.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial ownership to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
Emma was the daughter of John F. Moninghoff, a boatman on the Delaware Canal, and Frances K. Fingeldie Moninghoff.
She married John Henry Fitzgerald in 1910. They had nine children: James in 1911, Mary in 1913, Harry about 1917, Thomas in 1918, Helen in 1920, Lawrence about 1923, E. Martin about 1925, and Rita in 1928. There was a ninth child who didn't survive.
She lived in Milford, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey as an adult.
Emma's early death was a tragedy for her young family.
Obituary from the Easton Express, June 12, 1931, p. 24:
Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald, wife of John Fitzgerald, of Milford, N.J., died at 6:26 this morning at the Easton Hospital, aged 41 years. She was admitted to the hospital at 4:45 this morning for surgical treatment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is survived by her husband, who is an employee of the Riegel Paper Corporation at Milford, and by seven children.
Sincere thanks go Mimi, who kindly transcribed and sent me the obituary for uploading here, and to Dolores Maxwell for graciously finding, photographing and uploading Emma's gravestone photo.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial ownership to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
She married John Henry Fitzgerald in 1910. They had nine children: James in 1911, Mary in 1913, Harry about 1917, Thomas in 1918, Helen in 1920, Lawrence about 1923, E. Martin about 1925, and Rita in 1928. There was a ninth child who didn't survive.
She lived in Milford, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey as an adult.
Emma's early death was a tragedy for her young family.
Obituary from the Easton Express, June 12, 1931, p. 24:
Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald, wife of John Fitzgerald, of Milford, N.J., died at 6:26 this morning at the Easton Hospital, aged 41 years. She was admitted to the hospital at 4:45 this morning for surgical treatment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is survived by her husband, who is an employee of the Riegel Paper Corporation at Milford, and by seven children.
Sincere thanks go Mimi, who kindly transcribed and sent me the obituary for uploading here, and to Dolores Maxwell for graciously finding, photographing and uploading Emma's gravestone photo.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial ownership to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
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