Sister of Mercy
Sister Euphemia was a nun at St Francis Xavier Academy and taught music and art. She was a Sister of Mercy and buried in the Catholic section of the cemetery with others of her order. Sister Euphemia outlived both of her parents and all 7 of her older siblings, 2 of whom died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878.
Sister Euphemia was a nun at St Francis Xavier Academy and taught music and art. She was a Sister of Mercy and buried in the Catholic section of the cemetery with others of her order. Sister Euphemia outlived both of her parents and all 7 of her older siblings, 2 of whom died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878.
Sister of Mercy
Sister Euphemia was a nun at St Francis Xavier Academy and taught music and art. She was a Sister of Mercy and buried in the Catholic section of the cemetery with others of her order. Sister Euphemia outlived both of her parents and all 7 of her older siblings, 2 of whom died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878.
Sister Euphemia was a nun at St Francis Xavier Academy and taught music and art. She was a Sister of Mercy and buried in the Catholic section of the cemetery with others of her order. Sister Euphemia outlived both of her parents and all 7 of her older siblings, 2 of whom died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878.
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Sister M. Euphemia Gannon died Aug 11, 1900 age 24 yrs.
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