Ann Kelly Murray was born abt 1831 and a native of Co. Roscommon. Her parents were Michael and Mary Kelly. Ann lived for some time in New York; however we do know that she was in New York by 1854 when her first child, John Henry, was born. Ann was Married to Luke Murray, also a native of Co. Roscommon. Luke and Ann had seven children: John, Mary, Margaret (Theresa) C., James, Frank, Maggie, and Lizzie.
Ann had a sister Margaret Kelley Tighe and possibly a brother named Patrick Kelley (still researching).
Ann and her family moved to East Greenwich, Rhode Island in 1867/1868. Ann was a respected resident of East Greenwich, Rhode Island where she lived with her family on Greene Street.
Her life was devoted to the raising of a large family of children. Many had words of praise for her many acts of kindness. She showed kindness to others in times of sickenss and trouble. Ann was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Church. It appears the family were active memebers of the church. In the entrance way of the new church, Ann's name is listed on a board recogizing individuals who have made donations to the church over the years.
Ann's health began to fail after her husand died in 1898. According to Ann's death record she died as a result of Chronic Endocarditis or Chronic Diffuse Nephritis. Ann died on September 4, 1899 at home on Greene Street surrounded by her children. Ann is buried in the family plot located in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
Ann had a sister Margaret Kelley Tighe and possibly a brother named Patrick Kelley (still researching).
Ann and her family moved to East Greenwich, Rhode Island in 1867/1868. Ann was a respected resident of East Greenwich, Rhode Island where she lived with her family on Greene Street.
Her life was devoted to the raising of a large family of children. Many had words of praise for her many acts of kindness. She showed kindness to others in times of sickenss and trouble. Ann was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Church. It appears the family were active memebers of the church. In the entrance way of the new church, Ann's name is listed on a board recogizing individuals who have made donations to the church over the years.
Ann's health began to fail after her husand died in 1898. According to Ann's death record she died as a result of Chronic Endocarditis or Chronic Diffuse Nephritis. Ann died on September 4, 1899 at home on Greene Street surrounded by her children. Ann is buried in the family plot located in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
Ann Kelly Murray was born abt 1831 and a native of Co. Roscommon. Her parents were Michael and Mary Kelly. Ann lived for some time in New York; however we do know that she was in New York by 1854 when her first child, John Henry, was born. Ann was Married to Luke Murray, also a native of Co. Roscommon. Luke and Ann had seven children: John, Mary, Margaret (Theresa) C., James, Frank, Maggie, and Lizzie.
Ann had a sister Margaret Kelley Tighe and possibly a brother named Patrick Kelley (still researching).
Ann and her family moved to East Greenwich, Rhode Island in 1867/1868. Ann was a respected resident of East Greenwich, Rhode Island where she lived with her family on Greene Street.
Her life was devoted to the raising of a large family of children. Many had words of praise for her many acts of kindness. She showed kindness to others in times of sickenss and trouble. Ann was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Church. It appears the family were active memebers of the church. In the entrance way of the new church, Ann's name is listed on a board recogizing individuals who have made donations to the church over the years.
Ann's health began to fail after her husand died in 1898. According to Ann's death record she died as a result of Chronic Endocarditis or Chronic Diffuse Nephritis. Ann died on September 4, 1899 at home on Greene Street surrounded by her children. Ann is buried in the family plot located in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
Ann had a sister Margaret Kelley Tighe and possibly a brother named Patrick Kelley (still researching).
Ann and her family moved to East Greenwich, Rhode Island in 1867/1868. Ann was a respected resident of East Greenwich, Rhode Island where she lived with her family on Greene Street.
Her life was devoted to the raising of a large family of children. Many had words of praise for her many acts of kindness. She showed kindness to others in times of sickenss and trouble. Ann was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Church. It appears the family were active memebers of the church. In the entrance way of the new church, Ann's name is listed on a board recogizing individuals who have made donations to the church over the years.
Ann's health began to fail after her husand died in 1898. According to Ann's death record she died as a result of Chronic Endocarditis or Chronic Diffuse Nephritis. Ann died on September 4, 1899 at home on Greene Street surrounded by her children. Ann is buried in the family plot located in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
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Ann Kelly (Kelley) Murray's sister, Margaret Kelly (Kelley) Tighe is also buried in this plot with her husband and children.
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