Catherine married John R. Dickinson in Mailwaukee on April 5, 1895. OBITUARY - Remains of Mrs. Catherine Dickinson, former Milwaukee resident and sister of the late David Andrews, for many years tender of the East Water St. bridge, will arrive Wednesday in Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. Dickinson died Saturday in Chicago where she had been living five years. Services will bbe at 8:30 am in the Arthur J. Brett rooms, 2001 W. Wisconsin av., and 9 o'clock in St. John's cathedral. Deceased is survived by her husband, John R. Dickinson, formerly employed in Gimbel's and an employee in the Boston store, Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Marie Noll, Chicago, a sister, Mrs. Sarah Skelton, and two brothers, Frederick and Samuel Andrews, Milwaukee.
Catherine married John R. Dickinson in Mailwaukee on April 5, 1895. OBITUARY - Remains of Mrs. Catherine Dickinson, former Milwaukee resident and sister of the late David Andrews, for many years tender of the East Water St. bridge, will arrive Wednesday in Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. Dickinson died Saturday in Chicago where she had been living five years. Services will bbe at 8:30 am in the Arthur J. Brett rooms, 2001 W. Wisconsin av., and 9 o'clock in St. John's cathedral. Deceased is survived by her husband, John R. Dickinson, formerly employed in Gimbel's and an employee in the Boston store, Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Marie Noll, Chicago, a sister, Mrs. Sarah Skelton, and two brothers, Frederick and Samuel Andrews, Milwaukee.
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