Note: All (but one) of the Cronin siblings are buried in a row with their mother, Johannah (Hayes) Cronin, but the markers are identical and apparently were placed much later -- probably after the death of Frank, the last sibling, in 1958. There were almost no living descendants (8 of the 11 who lived to adulthood never married) and the dates are inaccurate on several of the markers.
Johannah's husband and father of 12 children died in 1887 in Attica (working on the railroad), and is buried either in Fountain County, or in Pulaski County, where the family lived, but the location is not known. Their son Timothy (abt 1868 - abt 1869) is also buried somewhere in Pulaski County.
Contributor: Michael K. Smith (32328575) • [email protected]
Johannah's husband and father of 12 children died in 1887 in Attica (working on the railroad), and is buried either in Fountain County, or in Pulaski County, where the family lived, but the location is not known. Their son Timothy (abt 1868 - abt 1869) is also buried somewhere in Pulaski County.
Contributor: Michael K. Smith (32328575) • [email protected]
Note: All (but one) of the Cronin siblings are buried in a row with their mother, Johannah (Hayes) Cronin, but the markers are identical and apparently were placed much later -- probably after the death of Frank, the last sibling, in 1958. There were almost no living descendants (8 of the 11 who lived to adulthood never married) and the dates are inaccurate on several of the markers.
Johannah's husband and father of 12 children died in 1887 in Attica (working on the railroad), and is buried either in Fountain County, or in Pulaski County, where the family lived, but the location is not known. Their son Timothy (abt 1868 - abt 1869) is also buried somewhere in Pulaski County.
Contributor: Michael K. Smith (32328575) • [email protected]
Johannah's husband and father of 12 children died in 1887 in Attica (working on the railroad), and is buried either in Fountain County, or in Pulaski County, where the family lived, but the location is not known. Their son Timothy (abt 1868 - abt 1869) is also buried somewhere in Pulaski County.
Contributor: Michael K. Smith (32328575) • [email protected]
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