Born in Waterford county, Ireland.
Worked on and helped build the Hannibal and "St. Joe" railroads, in the USA.
Died aged 72.
Married nearly 45 years at time of death.
Children surviving were: Mrs. Nellie Ahern, Mrs. Joseph Langan, Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Connell; Michel Jr., Thomas who was a policeman and Jack, who was a baseball umpire. Four grandchildren and a brother John also survived.
From his obituary dated 15 April 1909 in The Quincy Daily Journal.
Worked on and helped build the Hannibal and "St. Joe" railroads, in the USA.
Died aged 72.
Married nearly 45 years at time of death.
Children surviving were: Mrs. Nellie Ahern, Mrs. Joseph Langan, Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Connell; Michel Jr., Thomas who was a policeman and Jack, who was a baseball umpire. Four grandchildren and a brother John also survived.
From his obituary dated 15 April 1909 in The Quincy Daily Journal.
Born in Waterford county, Ireland.
Worked on and helped build the Hannibal and "St. Joe" railroads, in the USA.
Died aged 72.
Married nearly 45 years at time of death.
Children surviving were: Mrs. Nellie Ahern, Mrs. Joseph Langan, Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Connell; Michel Jr., Thomas who was a policeman and Jack, who was a baseball umpire. Four grandchildren and a brother John also survived.
From his obituary dated 15 April 1909 in The Quincy Daily Journal.
Worked on and helped build the Hannibal and "St. Joe" railroads, in the USA.
Died aged 72.
Married nearly 45 years at time of death.
Children surviving were: Mrs. Nellie Ahern, Mrs. Joseph Langan, Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Connell; Michel Jr., Thomas who was a policeman and Jack, who was a baseball umpire. Four grandchildren and a brother John also survived.
From his obituary dated 15 April 1909 in The Quincy Daily Journal.
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