Catherine Bridget Houlahan/Houlehan was born "about" 1825 in County Clare, Ireland. Catherine may have been related to Patrick Houlahan 1822-1905, who is buried in this cemetery, as her obituary mentions his family accompanied her remains for the burial. His findagrave is No. 103401235
She was married to Thomas McInerney. She and her husband were Godparents for Thomas Buckley born in 1864 to John Buckley and Marguritta Kelly.
Thomas Francis Buckley
Catherine died April 20, 1897 at Renovo, PA and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery at Lock Haven,PA with her husband.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 22, 1897.
Formerly Lived Here, But Spent Her Last Days in Renovo.
Mrs. Catherine McInerney, widow of the late T. C. McInerney, of this city, died at Renovo Tuesday afternoon of dropsy, after being ill about two months. The husband of the deceased was a member of the Lock Haven council for eight years, and when he died in this city in 1893, his widow went to Renovo to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. B. Deeghan. The surviving children are: Mrs. Deeghan, Renovo; Michael and Thomas, McKeesport; Martin and Patrick, Carthage, Mo. Services over the remains will be conducted at Renovo this morning, after which the body will be brought to this city on day express. The funeral cortege will leave the lower station and will proceed to the Catholic cemetery where interment will be made.
The Renovo News says of the deceased:
"Mrs. McInerney was born in the County Clare, Ireland and came to this country with her husband in 1852. They made their home in Lock Haven until 1893, when Mr. McInerney died. The deceased was a truly Christian lady. All her life was devoted to the good she could do to others; and she was never so happy as when bestowing some little act of kindness on others. She was always cheerful and the seventy-six years of her life rested lightly on her shoulders."
The Renovo Record, Fri., April 23, 1897.
Death Record.
McInerney – On the 20th inst., at the home of her daughter Mrs. Deegan, on Twelfth street, Mrs. Catherine McInerney, aged 76 years. Funeral was held Thursday. Interment in Drurys Run cemetery.
NOTE: The above states buried at St. Joseph's in Renovo, but she's listed with her husband in St. Mary's at Lock Haven.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 29, 1897.
Funerals and Deaths.
The Cruel Monster Creating Many Vacant Chairs.
Mass over the remains of Mrs. Catherine McInerney was celebrated in the Catholic church, Renovo, on Thursday by Rev. C. S. Gallaghan, after which the body was brought to this city and interred in the Catholic cemetery. The pall bearers were Michael Dayton, John Maloney, Thomas Neylon, Hugh McGowan, Patrick Nevins, and William Dwyer. A number of acquaintances of the deceased from the this city went to Renovo to meet the remains. Those from Renovo and elsewhere who accompanied the remains to this city were, Mrs. B. Deeghan, and daughter Celia, and sons Thomas, William, Joseph, and Martin; P. Houlahan and daughter Margaret and sons J. E., M. A., and I. L., of Renovo; Michael H. and T. H. McNerney, of McKeesport; Thomas O'Brien, son and daughter of Salona; C. S. McNerney, Mrs. Relahan, Mrs. Mary McCarty, Mrs. George Severn, Misses Rebecca Farrell, Sue McMahon, Millie Murray, Mrs. Hugh McGowan, Frank McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCabe, of Renovo, and Mrs. Hines of Westport.
St Mary's Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA
3.19.8 McInerney Catherine M, aged 9 yrs, 6 mos and 26 days, d/o T & C, Requiescat in Pace, died 3-30-1870
3.19 two spaces
3.19.9 McInerney Thomas, age 78, died 9-4-1892 (error, it's 1893 per obit and last will).
3.19.9 McInerney Catherine, age 75, His Wife, Rest in Peace, died 4-20-1897
She was married to Thomas McInerney. She and her husband were Godparents for Thomas Buckley born in 1864 to John Buckley and Marguritta Kelly.
Thomas Francis Buckley
Catherine died April 20, 1897 at Renovo, PA and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery at Lock Haven,PA with her husband.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 22, 1897.
Formerly Lived Here, But Spent Her Last Days in Renovo.
Mrs. Catherine McInerney, widow of the late T. C. McInerney, of this city, died at Renovo Tuesday afternoon of dropsy, after being ill about two months. The husband of the deceased was a member of the Lock Haven council for eight years, and when he died in this city in 1893, his widow went to Renovo to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. B. Deeghan. The surviving children are: Mrs. Deeghan, Renovo; Michael and Thomas, McKeesport; Martin and Patrick, Carthage, Mo. Services over the remains will be conducted at Renovo this morning, after which the body will be brought to this city on day express. The funeral cortege will leave the lower station and will proceed to the Catholic cemetery where interment will be made.
The Renovo News says of the deceased:
"Mrs. McInerney was born in the County Clare, Ireland and came to this country with her husband in 1852. They made their home in Lock Haven until 1893, when Mr. McInerney died. The deceased was a truly Christian lady. All her life was devoted to the good she could do to others; and she was never so happy as when bestowing some little act of kindness on others. She was always cheerful and the seventy-six years of her life rested lightly on her shoulders."
The Renovo Record, Fri., April 23, 1897.
Death Record.
McInerney – On the 20th inst., at the home of her daughter Mrs. Deegan, on Twelfth street, Mrs. Catherine McInerney, aged 76 years. Funeral was held Thursday. Interment in Drurys Run cemetery.
NOTE: The above states buried at St. Joseph's in Renovo, but she's listed with her husband in St. Mary's at Lock Haven.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 29, 1897.
Funerals and Deaths.
The Cruel Monster Creating Many Vacant Chairs.
Mass over the remains of Mrs. Catherine McInerney was celebrated in the Catholic church, Renovo, on Thursday by Rev. C. S. Gallaghan, after which the body was brought to this city and interred in the Catholic cemetery. The pall bearers were Michael Dayton, John Maloney, Thomas Neylon, Hugh McGowan, Patrick Nevins, and William Dwyer. A number of acquaintances of the deceased from the this city went to Renovo to meet the remains. Those from Renovo and elsewhere who accompanied the remains to this city were, Mrs. B. Deeghan, and daughter Celia, and sons Thomas, William, Joseph, and Martin; P. Houlahan and daughter Margaret and sons J. E., M. A., and I. L., of Renovo; Michael H. and T. H. McNerney, of McKeesport; Thomas O'Brien, son and daughter of Salona; C. S. McNerney, Mrs. Relahan, Mrs. Mary McCarty, Mrs. George Severn, Misses Rebecca Farrell, Sue McMahon, Millie Murray, Mrs. Hugh McGowan, Frank McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCabe, of Renovo, and Mrs. Hines of Westport.
St Mary's Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA
3.19.8 McInerney Catherine M, aged 9 yrs, 6 mos and 26 days, d/o T & C, Requiescat in Pace, died 3-30-1870
3.19 two spaces
3.19.9 McInerney Thomas, age 78, died 9-4-1892 (error, it's 1893 per obit and last will).
3.19.9 McInerney Catherine, age 75, His Wife, Rest in Peace, died 4-20-1897
Catherine Bridget Houlahan/Houlehan was born "about" 1825 in County Clare, Ireland. Catherine may have been related to Patrick Houlahan 1822-1905, who is buried in this cemetery, as her obituary mentions his family accompanied her remains for the burial. His findagrave is No. 103401235
She was married to Thomas McInerney. She and her husband were Godparents for Thomas Buckley born in 1864 to John Buckley and Marguritta Kelly.
Thomas Francis Buckley
Catherine died April 20, 1897 at Renovo, PA and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery at Lock Haven,PA with her husband.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 22, 1897.
Formerly Lived Here, But Spent Her Last Days in Renovo.
Mrs. Catherine McInerney, widow of the late T. C. McInerney, of this city, died at Renovo Tuesday afternoon of dropsy, after being ill about two months. The husband of the deceased was a member of the Lock Haven council for eight years, and when he died in this city in 1893, his widow went to Renovo to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. B. Deeghan. The surviving children are: Mrs. Deeghan, Renovo; Michael and Thomas, McKeesport; Martin and Patrick, Carthage, Mo. Services over the remains will be conducted at Renovo this morning, after which the body will be brought to this city on day express. The funeral cortege will leave the lower station and will proceed to the Catholic cemetery where interment will be made.
The Renovo News says of the deceased:
"Mrs. McInerney was born in the County Clare, Ireland and came to this country with her husband in 1852. They made their home in Lock Haven until 1893, when Mr. McInerney died. The deceased was a truly Christian lady. All her life was devoted to the good she could do to others; and she was never so happy as when bestowing some little act of kindness on others. She was always cheerful and the seventy-six years of her life rested lightly on her shoulders."
The Renovo Record, Fri., April 23, 1897.
Death Record.
McInerney – On the 20th inst., at the home of her daughter Mrs. Deegan, on Twelfth street, Mrs. Catherine McInerney, aged 76 years. Funeral was held Thursday. Interment in Drurys Run cemetery.
NOTE: The above states buried at St. Joseph's in Renovo, but she's listed with her husband in St. Mary's at Lock Haven.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 29, 1897.
Funerals and Deaths.
The Cruel Monster Creating Many Vacant Chairs.
Mass over the remains of Mrs. Catherine McInerney was celebrated in the Catholic church, Renovo, on Thursday by Rev. C. S. Gallaghan, after which the body was brought to this city and interred in the Catholic cemetery. The pall bearers were Michael Dayton, John Maloney, Thomas Neylon, Hugh McGowan, Patrick Nevins, and William Dwyer. A number of acquaintances of the deceased from the this city went to Renovo to meet the remains. Those from Renovo and elsewhere who accompanied the remains to this city were, Mrs. B. Deeghan, and daughter Celia, and sons Thomas, William, Joseph, and Martin; P. Houlahan and daughter Margaret and sons J. E., M. A., and I. L., of Renovo; Michael H. and T. H. McNerney, of McKeesport; Thomas O'Brien, son and daughter of Salona; C. S. McNerney, Mrs. Relahan, Mrs. Mary McCarty, Mrs. George Severn, Misses Rebecca Farrell, Sue McMahon, Millie Murray, Mrs. Hugh McGowan, Frank McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCabe, of Renovo, and Mrs. Hines of Westport.
St Mary's Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA
3.19.8 McInerney Catherine M, aged 9 yrs, 6 mos and 26 days, d/o T & C, Requiescat in Pace, died 3-30-1870
3.19 two spaces
3.19.9 McInerney Thomas, age 78, died 9-4-1892 (error, it's 1893 per obit and last will).
3.19.9 McInerney Catherine, age 75, His Wife, Rest in Peace, died 4-20-1897
She was married to Thomas McInerney. She and her husband were Godparents for Thomas Buckley born in 1864 to John Buckley and Marguritta Kelly.
Thomas Francis Buckley
Catherine died April 20, 1897 at Renovo, PA and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery at Lock Haven,PA with her husband.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 22, 1897.
Formerly Lived Here, But Spent Her Last Days in Renovo.
Mrs. Catherine McInerney, widow of the late T. C. McInerney, of this city, died at Renovo Tuesday afternoon of dropsy, after being ill about two months. The husband of the deceased was a member of the Lock Haven council for eight years, and when he died in this city in 1893, his widow went to Renovo to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. B. Deeghan. The surviving children are: Mrs. Deeghan, Renovo; Michael and Thomas, McKeesport; Martin and Patrick, Carthage, Mo. Services over the remains will be conducted at Renovo this morning, after which the body will be brought to this city on day express. The funeral cortege will leave the lower station and will proceed to the Catholic cemetery where interment will be made.
The Renovo News says of the deceased:
"Mrs. McInerney was born in the County Clare, Ireland and came to this country with her husband in 1852. They made their home in Lock Haven until 1893, when Mr. McInerney died. The deceased was a truly Christian lady. All her life was devoted to the good she could do to others; and she was never so happy as when bestowing some little act of kindness on others. She was always cheerful and the seventy-six years of her life rested lightly on her shoulders."
The Renovo Record, Fri., April 23, 1897.
Death Record.
McInerney – On the 20th inst., at the home of her daughter Mrs. Deegan, on Twelfth street, Mrs. Catherine McInerney, aged 76 years. Funeral was held Thursday. Interment in Drurys Run cemetery.
NOTE: The above states buried at St. Joseph's in Renovo, but she's listed with her husband in St. Mary's at Lock Haven.
The Clinton Democrat, Thur., April 29, 1897.
Funerals and Deaths.
The Cruel Monster Creating Many Vacant Chairs.
Mass over the remains of Mrs. Catherine McInerney was celebrated in the Catholic church, Renovo, on Thursday by Rev. C. S. Gallaghan, after which the body was brought to this city and interred in the Catholic cemetery. The pall bearers were Michael Dayton, John Maloney, Thomas Neylon, Hugh McGowan, Patrick Nevins, and William Dwyer. A number of acquaintances of the deceased from the this city went to Renovo to meet the remains. Those from Renovo and elsewhere who accompanied the remains to this city were, Mrs. B. Deeghan, and daughter Celia, and sons Thomas, William, Joseph, and Martin; P. Houlahan and daughter Margaret and sons J. E., M. A., and I. L., of Renovo; Michael H. and T. H. McNerney, of McKeesport; Thomas O'Brien, son and daughter of Salona; C. S. McNerney, Mrs. Relahan, Mrs. Mary McCarty, Mrs. George Severn, Misses Rebecca Farrell, Sue McMahon, Millie Murray, Mrs. Hugh McGowan, Frank McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCabe, of Renovo, and Mrs. Hines of Westport.
St Mary's Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA
3.19.8 McInerney Catherine M, aged 9 yrs, 6 mos and 26 days, d/o T & C, Requiescat in Pace, died 3-30-1870
3.19 two spaces
3.19.9 McInerney Thomas, age 78, died 9-4-1892 (error, it's 1893 per obit and last will).
3.19.9 McInerney Catherine, age 75, His Wife, Rest in Peace, died 4-20-1897
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