Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Weekly Courier, May 18, 1915, p. 1.

DEATH OF MICHAEL CREAHAN OF LAFAYETTE

The death of Michael Creahan occurred at Lafayette Saturday caused by paralysis and a complication of diseases. The deceased was 88 years old and came to this country 68 years ago from Limerick, Ireland, at the age of 20. He engaged in the contracting business most of his active life. All of his life in this country was spent in Lafayette with the exception of 10 years during which he resided at New Orleans. His fatal illness was about of a month's duration, although he had been failing for some time. The children are Mrs. Ella Fulk of this city who was at his bedside at the time of his last moments, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of Denver, Co., and Mrs. John Quinlisk of Lafayette. Lyman Fulk of this city, a grandson of the deceased, is in Lafayette to attend the funeral which will be held at the St. Anne's [sic] Church tomorrow morning at nine o'clock, of which Mr. Creahan was a devoted member.

Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Weekly Courier, May 18, 1915, p. 1.

DEATH OF MICHAEL CREAHAN OF LAFAYETTE

The death of Michael Creahan occurred at Lafayette Saturday caused by paralysis and a complication of diseases. The deceased was 88 years old and came to this country 68 years ago from Limerick, Ireland, at the age of 20. He engaged in the contracting business most of his active life. All of his life in this country was spent in Lafayette with the exception of 10 years during which he resided at New Orleans. His fatal illness was about of a month's duration, although he had been failing for some time. The children are Mrs. Ella Fulk of this city who was at his bedside at the time of his last moments, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of Denver, Co., and Mrs. John Quinlisk of Lafayette. Lyman Fulk of this city, a grandson of the deceased, is in Lafayette to attend the funeral which will be held at the St. Anne's [sic] Church tomorrow morning at nine o'clock, of which Mr. Creahan was a devoted member.