BERNARD KELLY died yesterday at his residence, 2507 Sixth street S. The funeral will be held from St. Charles catholic church, Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be at St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Kelly has been a resident of Minneapolis since 1878, and worked at his trade as a mason and a builder. He leaves a wife, five sons, and one daughter. the children are T.J. Kelly, a commercial salesman; Mrs. Al Potter, James Kelly of Seattle, M.J. Kelly of Green Bay Wis.; O.E. Kelly of this city, and William Kelly of Graceville, Minn.
The Minneapolis Journal
December 26, 1902, page 6
According to the obituary for Bernard in the "Irish Standard", the son T.J. Kelly was Thomas J Kelly, the "ex-license inspector for Minneapolis".
The Minneapolis Journal
December 26, 1902, page 6
According to the obituary for Bernard in the "Irish Standard", the son T.J. Kelly was Thomas J Kelly, the "ex-license inspector for Minneapolis".
BERNARD KELLY died yesterday at his residence, 2507 Sixth street S. The funeral will be held from St. Charles catholic church, Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be at St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Kelly has been a resident of Minneapolis since 1878, and worked at his trade as a mason and a builder. He leaves a wife, five sons, and one daughter. the children are T.J. Kelly, a commercial salesman; Mrs. Al Potter, James Kelly of Seattle, M.J. Kelly of Green Bay Wis.; O.E. Kelly of this city, and William Kelly of Graceville, Minn.
The Minneapolis Journal
December 26, 1902, page 6
According to the obituary for Bernard in the "Irish Standard", the son T.J. Kelly was Thomas J Kelly, the "ex-license inspector for Minneapolis".
The Minneapolis Journal
December 26, 1902, page 6
According to the obituary for Bernard in the "Irish Standard", the son T.J. Kelly was Thomas J Kelly, the "ex-license inspector for Minneapolis".
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