The Pulaski Democrat., December 09, 1936
Mrs. Anna Cassidy Clark, 74, widow of Charles C. Clark, and a highly respected resident of this village,- died shortly before noon last Friday a t her home at the corner of Bridge and Church streets.
Anna Cassidy was born in this village August 7, 1862, a daughter
of Jame s and Sarah Dolan Cassidy. A sister, Mrs. Mary Cassidy Clark, widow of Joseph Clark, died here November 14 of this year. She married Mr. Clark December 5,1883. He died November 12, 1908.
Surviving are one daughter, Miss Mary F. Clark; one son,-Samuel J, Clark; a grandson, James Salisbury Clark, all of Pulaski; a brother, James Cassidy of Syracuse, and several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held at 9:30 Monday morning at St. John the Evangelist's church with requiem high mass, Rev. Michael J. Lyons, pastor, celebrant; Rev. Edward P. Buttimer of Cicero, deacon, and Rev. James Farrelt of Syracuse, subdeacon. Gregorian mass was sung by Mrs. Francis M. Daly. The bearers were W. H. Coleman, John Coleman, Franklin J. Taylor, Rexford Stewart, Francis M. Daly and Walter L. Fey.
Burial was in Pulaski cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Cassidy Clark, 74, widow of Charles C. Clark, and a highly respected resident of this village,- died shortly before noon last Friday a t her home at the corner of Bridge and Church streets.
Anna Cassidy was born in this village August 7, 1862, a daughter
of Jame s and Sarah Dolan Cassidy. A sister, Mrs. Mary Cassidy Clark, widow of Joseph Clark, died here November 14 of this year. She married Mr. Clark December 5,1883. He died November 12, 1908.
Surviving are one daughter, Miss Mary F. Clark; one son,-Samuel J, Clark; a grandson, James Salisbury Clark, all of Pulaski; a brother, James Cassidy of Syracuse, and several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held at 9:30 Monday morning at St. John the Evangelist's church with requiem high mass, Rev. Michael J. Lyons, pastor, celebrant; Rev. Edward P. Buttimer of Cicero, deacon, and Rev. James Farrelt of Syracuse, subdeacon. Gregorian mass was sung by Mrs. Francis M. Daly. The bearers were W. H. Coleman, John Coleman, Franklin J. Taylor, Rexford Stewart, Francis M. Daly and Walter L. Fey.
Burial was in Pulaski cemetery.
The Pulaski Democrat., December 09, 1936
Mrs. Anna Cassidy Clark, 74, widow of Charles C. Clark, and a highly respected resident of this village,- died shortly before noon last Friday a t her home at the corner of Bridge and Church streets.
Anna Cassidy was born in this village August 7, 1862, a daughter
of Jame s and Sarah Dolan Cassidy. A sister, Mrs. Mary Cassidy Clark, widow of Joseph Clark, died here November 14 of this year. She married Mr. Clark December 5,1883. He died November 12, 1908.
Surviving are one daughter, Miss Mary F. Clark; one son,-Samuel J, Clark; a grandson, James Salisbury Clark, all of Pulaski; a brother, James Cassidy of Syracuse, and several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held at 9:30 Monday morning at St. John the Evangelist's church with requiem high mass, Rev. Michael J. Lyons, pastor, celebrant; Rev. Edward P. Buttimer of Cicero, deacon, and Rev. James Farrelt of Syracuse, subdeacon. Gregorian mass was sung by Mrs. Francis M. Daly. The bearers were W. H. Coleman, John Coleman, Franklin J. Taylor, Rexford Stewart, Francis M. Daly and Walter L. Fey.
Burial was in Pulaski cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Cassidy Clark, 74, widow of Charles C. Clark, and a highly respected resident of this village,- died shortly before noon last Friday a t her home at the corner of Bridge and Church streets.
Anna Cassidy was born in this village August 7, 1862, a daughter
of Jame s and Sarah Dolan Cassidy. A sister, Mrs. Mary Cassidy Clark, widow of Joseph Clark, died here November 14 of this year. She married Mr. Clark December 5,1883. He died November 12, 1908.
Surviving are one daughter, Miss Mary F. Clark; one son,-Samuel J, Clark; a grandson, James Salisbury Clark, all of Pulaski; a brother, James Cassidy of Syracuse, and several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held at 9:30 Monday morning at St. John the Evangelist's church with requiem high mass, Rev. Michael J. Lyons, pastor, celebrant; Rev. Edward P. Buttimer of Cicero, deacon, and Rev. James Farrelt of Syracuse, subdeacon. Gregorian mass was sung by Mrs. Francis M. Daly. The bearers were W. H. Coleman, John Coleman, Franklin J. Taylor, Rexford Stewart, Francis M. Daly and Walter L. Fey.
Burial was in Pulaski cemetery.
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