He was married in Boston at St. Joseph's Church on Jan. 21, 1889, by dear friend Rev. Wm. H. O'Connell.
He was a long-time Charlestown resident. He was a plumber, and had the first house with indoor plumbing in Charlestown.
He died at his home, 85 Russell St., after a lengthy illness. His funeral was held at his home, with a high mass of requiem held at St. Frances de Sales' Church. Internment was on the 4th.
His will was written the day before he died and probated Sep. 6th.
Note: 1) His middle name was given as both Arthur and Joseph. 2) There is a possible baptism for him on Mar. 31, 1861, in Castletownroche. 3) DOB given maybe incorrect.
Children:
John A. Keefe (1889-1981)
Ellen M. "Ella" Keefe, aka Sister Zita (1890-1963)
Jane E. "Jennie" Keefe (1892-1965)
Edward J. Keefe (1893-1980)
Andrew T. Keefe (1895-1980)
Arthur Keefe (1897-1916)
Joseph F. Keefe (1898-1922)
Mary E. Watson/TenBroeck (1900-1973)
Charles A. Keefe (1903-1954)
He was a long-time Charlestown resident. He was a plumber, and had the first house with indoor plumbing in Charlestown.
He died at his home, 85 Russell St., after a lengthy illness. His funeral was held at his home, with a high mass of requiem held at St. Frances de Sales' Church. Internment was on the 4th.
His will was written the day before he died and probated Sep. 6th.
Note: 1) His middle name was given as both Arthur and Joseph. 2) There is a possible baptism for him on Mar. 31, 1861, in Castletownroche. 3) DOB given maybe incorrect.
Children:
John A. Keefe (1889-1981)
Ellen M. "Ella" Keefe, aka Sister Zita (1890-1963)
Jane E. "Jennie" Keefe (1892-1965)
Edward J. Keefe (1893-1980)
Andrew T. Keefe (1895-1980)
Arthur Keefe (1897-1916)
Joseph F. Keefe (1898-1922)
Mary E. Watson/TenBroeck (1900-1973)
Charles A. Keefe (1903-1954)
He was married in Boston at St. Joseph's Church on Jan. 21, 1889, by dear friend Rev. Wm. H. O'Connell.
He was a long-time Charlestown resident. He was a plumber, and had the first house with indoor plumbing in Charlestown.
He died at his home, 85 Russell St., after a lengthy illness. His funeral was held at his home, with a high mass of requiem held at St. Frances de Sales' Church. Internment was on the 4th.
His will was written the day before he died and probated Sep. 6th.
Note: 1) His middle name was given as both Arthur and Joseph. 2) There is a possible baptism for him on Mar. 31, 1861, in Castletownroche. 3) DOB given maybe incorrect.
Children:
John A. Keefe (1889-1981)
Ellen M. "Ella" Keefe, aka Sister Zita (1890-1963)
Jane E. "Jennie" Keefe (1892-1965)
Edward J. Keefe (1893-1980)
Andrew T. Keefe (1895-1980)
Arthur Keefe (1897-1916)
Joseph F. Keefe (1898-1922)
Mary E. Watson/TenBroeck (1900-1973)
Charles A. Keefe (1903-1954)
He was a long-time Charlestown resident. He was a plumber, and had the first house with indoor plumbing in Charlestown.
He died at his home, 85 Russell St., after a lengthy illness. His funeral was held at his home, with a high mass of requiem held at St. Frances de Sales' Church. Internment was on the 4th.
His will was written the day before he died and probated Sep. 6th.
Note: 1) His middle name was given as both Arthur and Joseph. 2) There is a possible baptism for him on Mar. 31, 1861, in Castletownroche. 3) DOB given maybe incorrect.
Children:
John A. Keefe (1889-1981)
Ellen M. "Ella" Keefe, aka Sister Zita (1890-1963)
Jane E. "Jennie" Keefe (1892-1965)
Edward J. Keefe (1893-1980)
Andrew T. Keefe (1895-1980)
Arthur Keefe (1897-1916)
Joseph F. Keefe (1898-1922)
Mary E. Watson/TenBroeck (1900-1973)
Charles A. Keefe (1903-1954)
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JOHN DIED JULY 2, 1917
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