Cornelius (Connor) Navin Jr. was the fourth child born to Cornelius (Connor) Navin and Ann Burns, both Irish famine immigrants. Young Connor was just 20 months old when he died of consumption in Lee, Massachusetts on August 15, 1864. His mother, Ann, had died of consumption as well eight months earlier. His death record notes that she died of consumption and was buried in the Catholic Cemetery at Lee, Massachusetts. Burial is presumed to be in Saint Mary's in Lee, Massachusetts. St. Mary's church records list Connor Jr. in it's burial records. However, no marker was found at the cemetery. It is possible that he was buried in an infants section of St. Mary's Cemetery which no longer exists.
Cornelius (Connor) Navin Jr. was the fourth child born to Cornelius (Connor) Navin and Ann Burns, both Irish famine immigrants. Young Connor was just 20 months old when he died of consumption in Lee, Massachusetts on August 15, 1864. His mother, Ann, had died of consumption as well eight months earlier. His death record notes that she died of consumption and was buried in the Catholic Cemetery at Lee, Massachusetts. Burial is presumed to be in Saint Mary's in Lee, Massachusetts. St. Mary's church records list Connor Jr. in it's burial records. However, no marker was found at the cemetery. It is possible that he was buried in an infants section of St. Mary's Cemetery which no longer exists.
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