from The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, July 25, 1887:
Miss Maggie Ahern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Ahern, of 1130 Vermont street, died of consumption last evening at half past six o'clock. Deceased was sick about four months. She was well acquainted and had many friends who will read the notice of her death with the most sincere regret.
Miss Maggie Ahern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Ahern, of 1130 Vermont street, died of consumption last evening at half past six o'clock. Deceased was sick about four months. She was well acquainted and had many friends who will read the notice of her death with the most sincere regret.
from The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, July 25, 1887:
Miss Maggie Ahern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Ahern, of 1130 Vermont street, died of consumption last evening at half past six o'clock. Deceased was sick about four months. She was well acquainted and had many friends who will read the notice of her death with the most sincere regret.
Miss Maggie Ahern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Ahern, of 1130 Vermont street, died of consumption last evening at half past six o'clock. Deceased was sick about four months. She was well acquainted and had many friends who will read the notice of her death with the most sincere regret.
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