Son of Peter and Margaret Collins Gilligan; married Mamie Boland in 1922
John L Gilligan, 119 Potter St, Dunmore, died yesterday morning in Veterans Administration Hospital, Plains, after a brief illness. A veteran of World War I, Mr Gilligan was employed in the diesel shops of the Lackawanna Railroad and was a member of St Mary's Church, Dunmore, and its Holy Name Society. He was a lifelong Dunmore resident. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Boland; two sons, John at home and Frank of Washington DC; two daughters, Mrs MJ McGraw of Wilmington DE and Miss Marie Gilligan at home; a brother, Frank of Scranton and two sisters, Mrs William McDonald and Miss Gretta Gilligan, both of Dunmore; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from home Monday with mass in St Mary's Church. Interment, St Mary's Cemetery, Dunmore. Arrangements, Thomas J Kearney. ~Scranton (PA) Tribune, Thu 7 Aug 1952∼World War 1 Veteran
Army Serial # 21,101 / 21101
U. S. Air Service
32nd Aero Squadron
Wife: Mary M Gilligan (nee Boland)
John L Gilligan, 119 Potter St, Dunmore, died yesterday morning in Veterans Administration Hospital, Plains, after a brief illness. A veteran of World War I, Mr Gilligan was employed in the diesel shops of the Lackawanna Railroad and was a member of St Mary's Church, Dunmore, and its Holy Name Society. He was a lifelong Dunmore resident. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Boland; two sons, John at home and Frank of Washington DC; two daughters, Mrs MJ McGraw of Wilmington DE and Miss Marie Gilligan at home; a brother, Frank of Scranton and two sisters, Mrs William McDonald and Miss Gretta Gilligan, both of Dunmore; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from home Monday with mass in St Mary's Church. Interment, St Mary's Cemetery, Dunmore. Arrangements, Thomas J Kearney. ~Scranton (PA) Tribune, Thu 7 Aug 1952∼World War 1 Veteran
Army Serial # 21,101 / 21101
U. S. Air Service
32nd Aero Squadron
Wife: Mary M Gilligan (nee Boland)
Son of Peter and Margaret Collins Gilligan; married Mamie Boland in 1922
John L Gilligan, 119 Potter St, Dunmore, died yesterday morning in Veterans Administration Hospital, Plains, after a brief illness. A veteran of World War I, Mr Gilligan was employed in the diesel shops of the Lackawanna Railroad and was a member of St Mary's Church, Dunmore, and its Holy Name Society. He was a lifelong Dunmore resident. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Boland; two sons, John at home and Frank of Washington DC; two daughters, Mrs MJ McGraw of Wilmington DE and Miss Marie Gilligan at home; a brother, Frank of Scranton and two sisters, Mrs William McDonald and Miss Gretta Gilligan, both of Dunmore; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from home Monday with mass in St Mary's Church. Interment, St Mary's Cemetery, Dunmore. Arrangements, Thomas J Kearney. ~Scranton (PA) Tribune, Thu 7 Aug 1952∼World War 1 Veteran
Army Serial # 21,101 / 21101
U. S. Air Service
32nd Aero Squadron
Wife: Mary M Gilligan (nee Boland)
John L Gilligan, 119 Potter St, Dunmore, died yesterday morning in Veterans Administration Hospital, Plains, after a brief illness. A veteran of World War I, Mr Gilligan was employed in the diesel shops of the Lackawanna Railroad and was a member of St Mary's Church, Dunmore, and its Holy Name Society. He was a lifelong Dunmore resident. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Boland; two sons, John at home and Frank of Washington DC; two daughters, Mrs MJ McGraw of Wilmington DE and Miss Marie Gilligan at home; a brother, Frank of Scranton and two sisters, Mrs William McDonald and Miss Gretta Gilligan, both of Dunmore; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from home Monday with mass in St Mary's Church. Interment, St Mary's Cemetery, Dunmore. Arrangements, Thomas J Kearney. ~Scranton (PA) Tribune, Thu 7 Aug 1952∼World War 1 Veteran
Army Serial # 21,101 / 21101
U. S. Air Service
32nd Aero Squadron
Wife: Mary M Gilligan (nee Boland)
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