Michael Leahy died at his home in the north end of the city last Saturday evening, aged 33 years. Deceased was born Oct. 10th, 1886 and spent the greater part of his life on the old Leahy homestead south of Darlington. Eight years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Rose Gough, the young couple moving immediately to their own place where they have lived prosperous and happy.
A short time ago Mr. Leahy broke down in health and a change was advised. He therefore rented his farm and moved to this city but at no time has he showed any evidence of improvement. He was a quiet man who had established many friends, not only in the neighborhood where he lived but throughout the community, who extends regrets to a young wife left with two small children.
The funeral was held from Holy Rosary church Tuesday with the following young men acting as pallbearers: Fred Wiseley, Will Howe, Will McGowan, John Hunt, John McConnell and John Burke.
Surviving are a wife and two children, a mother, Mrs. Ellen Leahy and three brothers, Will, Elmer and John, all of Darlington.
Darlington Democrat 26 Feb 1920
A short time ago Mr. Leahy broke down in health and a change was advised. He therefore rented his farm and moved to this city but at no time has he showed any evidence of improvement. He was a quiet man who had established many friends, not only in the neighborhood where he lived but throughout the community, who extends regrets to a young wife left with two small children.
The funeral was held from Holy Rosary church Tuesday with the following young men acting as pallbearers: Fred Wiseley, Will Howe, Will McGowan, John Hunt, John McConnell and John Burke.
Surviving are a wife and two children, a mother, Mrs. Ellen Leahy and three brothers, Will, Elmer and John, all of Darlington.
Darlington Democrat 26 Feb 1920
Michael Leahy died at his home in the north end of the city last Saturday evening, aged 33 years. Deceased was born Oct. 10th, 1886 and spent the greater part of his life on the old Leahy homestead south of Darlington. Eight years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Rose Gough, the young couple moving immediately to their own place where they have lived prosperous and happy.
A short time ago Mr. Leahy broke down in health and a change was advised. He therefore rented his farm and moved to this city but at no time has he showed any evidence of improvement. He was a quiet man who had established many friends, not only in the neighborhood where he lived but throughout the community, who extends regrets to a young wife left with two small children.
The funeral was held from Holy Rosary church Tuesday with the following young men acting as pallbearers: Fred Wiseley, Will Howe, Will McGowan, John Hunt, John McConnell and John Burke.
Surviving are a wife and two children, a mother, Mrs. Ellen Leahy and three brothers, Will, Elmer and John, all of Darlington.
Darlington Democrat 26 Feb 1920
A short time ago Mr. Leahy broke down in health and a change was advised. He therefore rented his farm and moved to this city but at no time has he showed any evidence of improvement. He was a quiet man who had established many friends, not only in the neighborhood where he lived but throughout the community, who extends regrets to a young wife left with two small children.
The funeral was held from Holy Rosary church Tuesday with the following young men acting as pallbearers: Fred Wiseley, Will Howe, Will McGowan, John Hunt, John McConnell and John Burke.
Surviving are a wife and two children, a mother, Mrs. Ellen Leahy and three brothers, Will, Elmer and John, all of Darlington.
Darlington Democrat 26 Feb 1920
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