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Bridget Jane <I>Frawley</I> Cain

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Bridget Jane Frawley Cain

Birth
Tarbert, County Kerry, Ireland
Death
6 Oct 1903 (aged 68)
Gifford, Champaign County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Penfield, Champaign County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Bridget Jane Frawley was born in Tarbert, Kerry County, Ireland, July 4, 1835, and died Oct. 6, 1903, at the age of 68 years, three months and two days at Gifford, Ill.

When she was ten years of age, her father (Michael Frawley) having died, her mother (Mary Brandon) immigrated to the United States, settling at La Salle, Ill.

March 25,1856, she married James Cain of that city. For a number of years they endured the hardships of pioneer life in Minnesota and Iowa, but in 1875, twenty-eight years ago, they located and made a homestead two and one-half miles north of Gifford, Ill. She was very proud of the distinction of being a grandmother to forty-three grandchildren. She was the mother of eight sons and three daughters, namely: Daniel, John, Jerry, Patrick, James, Michael, Edward, Thomas, Nellie, Bridget Jane (Jennie) and Mrs. John (Mary Anne) Brown.

For two years Mrs. Cain was ill. Her suffering from July 6 to the time of her death was intense but bravely endured. She was a loving wife and mother and a devout Catholic. She well deserved the friendship of her many friends.

Taught by faith, she estimated life at its true meaning. She realized that no earthly world could claim the whole life of man, for man was born of God. Therefore, it was her aim to be generous, enlightened, and God-fearing and God serving. She had help for the needy, sympathy and tears for the sorrowful. And a smiling face for the sad.

She lived for her family and the church. To serve both was the joy of her life. Her death forces from the hearts of a multitude, the prayer. "Lord help us to live better and to live as she lived."

The funeral took place from the family home on Friday, Oct. 9, to St. Lawrence church, Penfield, Ill., where a requiem high mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev, J. F. Purcell. The remains were interred in St.Lawrence Cemetery at Penfield. May she rest in peace.

**See stained glass at St. Lawrence Church in Penfield, Illinois for Memorial windows donated by Family members.

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IMMIGRATED TO US IN 1845
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Daughter of Michael Frawley & Mary Brandon
Known siblings: Daniel, Michael (inf), John, Michael, Patrick & Ann
Bridget Jane Frawley was born in Tarbert, Kerry County, Ireland, July 4, 1835, and died Oct. 6, 1903, at the age of 68 years, three months and two days at Gifford, Ill.

When she was ten years of age, her father (Michael Frawley) having died, her mother (Mary Brandon) immigrated to the United States, settling at La Salle, Ill.

March 25,1856, she married James Cain of that city. For a number of years they endured the hardships of pioneer life in Minnesota and Iowa, but in 1875, twenty-eight years ago, they located and made a homestead two and one-half miles north of Gifford, Ill. She was very proud of the distinction of being a grandmother to forty-three grandchildren. She was the mother of eight sons and three daughters, namely: Daniel, John, Jerry, Patrick, James, Michael, Edward, Thomas, Nellie, Bridget Jane (Jennie) and Mrs. John (Mary Anne) Brown.

For two years Mrs. Cain was ill. Her suffering from July 6 to the time of her death was intense but bravely endured. She was a loving wife and mother and a devout Catholic. She well deserved the friendship of her many friends.

Taught by faith, she estimated life at its true meaning. She realized that no earthly world could claim the whole life of man, for man was born of God. Therefore, it was her aim to be generous, enlightened, and God-fearing and God serving. She had help for the needy, sympathy and tears for the sorrowful. And a smiling face for the sad.

She lived for her family and the church. To serve both was the joy of her life. Her death forces from the hearts of a multitude, the prayer. "Lord help us to live better and to live as she lived."

The funeral took place from the family home on Friday, Oct. 9, to St. Lawrence church, Penfield, Ill., where a requiem high mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev, J. F. Purcell. The remains were interred in St.Lawrence Cemetery at Penfield. May she rest in peace.

**See stained glass at St. Lawrence Church in Penfield, Illinois for Memorial windows donated by Family members.

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IMMIGRATED TO US IN 1845
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Daughter of Michael Frawley & Mary Brandon
Known siblings: Daniel, Michael (inf), John, Michael, Patrick & Ann


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  • Maintained by: KsCityKim
  • Originally Created by: dm wms
  • Added: Oct 21, 2011
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79082970/bridget_jane-cain: accessed ), memorial page for Bridget Jane Frawley Cain (4 Jul 1835–6 Oct 1903), Find a Grave Memorial ID 79082970, citing Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Penfield, Champaign County, Illinois, USA; Maintained by KsCityKim (contributor 47766275).