J. M. BRADY IS NO MORE - - Son of James Brady of 1136 North Eighth Street, Died at Phoenix Arizona, Saturday --- Deceased - - Was Born in Brown County and the Remains Will be Buried at Mt. Sterling.
James M. Brady died at Phoenix, Arizona, March 28th, after an illness of two years. Deceased was the son of James Brady, of 1136 North Eighth street, this city. He was born in Versailles, Ill., and after receiving the rudiments of his education at his native home, entered the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he
graduated with high honors with the class of '92. After a short residence in Quincy, he left for Winfield, Kansas, in 1893, where he engaged in the wholesale grocery business with his brothers, and was a most successful merchant.
Two years ago, however, his health gave way, and he sought the climates of Colorado and Arizona to regain it. Everything that medical skill and climate could do was done for him, but all in vain.
He passed away quietly at 4:20 Saturday morning, March 28th. Besides his aged father, deceased is survived by a wife, two sisters, Sister Mary Rosary, of Washington, D.C.; MissNellie Brady of this city, and three brothers, Joseph, Thomas and William of Winfield Kansas. Mr. Brady was a most exemplary young man, and the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. The remains will be taken to Mt. Sterling for interment.
Funeral notice will appear later.
- The Quincy Daily Journal , Monday, March 30, 1903, Page: 8
JAMES BRADY'S FUNERAL - - Remains of Young Man Laid Beside Other Members of the Family at Mt. Sterling
The remains of James Brady, jr. {sic not junior}, who died at Phoenix Arizona, were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery at Mt. Sterling yesterday afternoon.
Service was held at St. Rose of Lima church here in Quincy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and the remains were then taken aboard the Q Line 12:40 train for Mt. Sterling.
The pall bearers at the obsequies in Quincy were: George Roth, M. E. Larkin, Will Brophy, Edward Dowd, Hugh Ernst, and James Monahan. The abundance of flowers, from friends in the city, from Phoenix Arizona, from Chicago and elsewhere, were fitting tributes to the memory of the young man, and the high regard in which he was held.
Thomas, William, and John {sic should have been Joseph} Brady, brothers of the deceased, from Winfield Kansas; the young widow and Miss Johnson, her sister; attended the service here, and the interment at Mt. Sterling.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2, 1903; page 8. (Quincy Illinois.)
James M. Brady died at Phoenix, Arizona, March 28th, after an illness of two years. Deceased was the son of James Brady, of 1136 North Eighth street, this city. He was born in Versailles, Ill., and after receiving the rudiments of his education at his native home, entered the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he
graduated with high honors with the class of '92. After a short residence in Quincy, he left for Winfield, Kansas, in 1893, where he engaged in the wholesale grocery business with his brothers, and was a most successful merchant.
Two years ago, however, his health gave way, and he sought the climates of Colorado and Arizona to regain it. Everything that medical skill and climate could do was done for him, but all in vain.
He passed away quietly at 4:20 Saturday morning, March 28th. Besides his aged father, deceased is survived by a wife, two sisters, Sister Mary Rosary, of Washington, D.C.; MissNellie Brady of this city, and three brothers, Joseph, Thomas and William of Winfield Kansas. Mr. Brady was a most exemplary young man, and the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. The remains will be taken to Mt. Sterling for interment.
Funeral notice will appear later.
- The Quincy Daily Journal , Monday, March 30, 1903, Page: 8
JAMES BRADY'S FUNERAL - - Remains of Young Man Laid Beside Other Members of the Family at Mt. Sterling
The remains of James Brady, jr. {sic not junior}, who died at Phoenix Arizona, were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery at Mt. Sterling yesterday afternoon.
Service was held at St. Rose of Lima church here in Quincy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and the remains were then taken aboard the Q Line 12:40 train for Mt. Sterling.
The pall bearers at the obsequies in Quincy were: George Roth, M. E. Larkin, Will Brophy, Edward Dowd, Hugh Ernst, and James Monahan. The abundance of flowers, from friends in the city, from Phoenix Arizona, from Chicago and elsewhere, were fitting tributes to the memory of the young man, and the high regard in which he was held.
Thomas, William, and John {sic should have been Joseph} Brady, brothers of the deceased, from Winfield Kansas; the young widow and Miss Johnson, her sister; attended the service here, and the interment at Mt. Sterling.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2, 1903; page 8. (Quincy Illinois.)
J. M. BRADY IS NO MORE - - Son of James Brady of 1136 North Eighth Street, Died at Phoenix Arizona, Saturday --- Deceased - - Was Born in Brown County and the Remains Will be Buried at Mt. Sterling.
James M. Brady died at Phoenix, Arizona, March 28th, after an illness of two years. Deceased was the son of James Brady, of 1136 North Eighth street, this city. He was born in Versailles, Ill., and after receiving the rudiments of his education at his native home, entered the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he
graduated with high honors with the class of '92. After a short residence in Quincy, he left for Winfield, Kansas, in 1893, where he engaged in the wholesale grocery business with his brothers, and was a most successful merchant.
Two years ago, however, his health gave way, and he sought the climates of Colorado and Arizona to regain it. Everything that medical skill and climate could do was done for him, but all in vain.
He passed away quietly at 4:20 Saturday morning, March 28th. Besides his aged father, deceased is survived by a wife, two sisters, Sister Mary Rosary, of Washington, D.C.; MissNellie Brady of this city, and three brothers, Joseph, Thomas and William of Winfield Kansas. Mr. Brady was a most exemplary young man, and the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. The remains will be taken to Mt. Sterling for interment.
Funeral notice will appear later.
- The Quincy Daily Journal , Monday, March 30, 1903, Page: 8
JAMES BRADY'S FUNERAL - - Remains of Young Man Laid Beside Other Members of the Family at Mt. Sterling
The remains of James Brady, jr. {sic not junior}, who died at Phoenix Arizona, were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery at Mt. Sterling yesterday afternoon.
Service was held at St. Rose of Lima church here in Quincy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and the remains were then taken aboard the Q Line 12:40 train for Mt. Sterling.
The pall bearers at the obsequies in Quincy were: George Roth, M. E. Larkin, Will Brophy, Edward Dowd, Hugh Ernst, and James Monahan. The abundance of flowers, from friends in the city, from Phoenix Arizona, from Chicago and elsewhere, were fitting tributes to the memory of the young man, and the high regard in which he was held.
Thomas, William, and John {sic should have been Joseph} Brady, brothers of the deceased, from Winfield Kansas; the young widow and Miss Johnson, her sister; attended the service here, and the interment at Mt. Sterling.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2, 1903; page 8. (Quincy Illinois.)
James M. Brady died at Phoenix, Arizona, March 28th, after an illness of two years. Deceased was the son of James Brady, of 1136 North Eighth street, this city. He was born in Versailles, Ill., and after receiving the rudiments of his education at his native home, entered the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he
graduated with high honors with the class of '92. After a short residence in Quincy, he left for Winfield, Kansas, in 1893, where he engaged in the wholesale grocery business with his brothers, and was a most successful merchant.
Two years ago, however, his health gave way, and he sought the climates of Colorado and Arizona to regain it. Everything that medical skill and climate could do was done for him, but all in vain.
He passed away quietly at 4:20 Saturday morning, March 28th. Besides his aged father, deceased is survived by a wife, two sisters, Sister Mary Rosary, of Washington, D.C.; MissNellie Brady of this city, and three brothers, Joseph, Thomas and William of Winfield Kansas. Mr. Brady was a most exemplary young man, and the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. The remains will be taken to Mt. Sterling for interment.
Funeral notice will appear later.
- The Quincy Daily Journal , Monday, March 30, 1903, Page: 8
JAMES BRADY'S FUNERAL - - Remains of Young Man Laid Beside Other Members of the Family at Mt. Sterling
The remains of James Brady, jr. {sic not junior}, who died at Phoenix Arizona, were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery at Mt. Sterling yesterday afternoon.
Service was held at St. Rose of Lima church here in Quincy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and the remains were then taken aboard the Q Line 12:40 train for Mt. Sterling.
The pall bearers at the obsequies in Quincy were: George Roth, M. E. Larkin, Will Brophy, Edward Dowd, Hugh Ernst, and James Monahan. The abundance of flowers, from friends in the city, from Phoenix Arizona, from Chicago and elsewhere, were fitting tributes to the memory of the young man, and the high regard in which he was held.
Thomas, William, and John {sic should have been Joseph} Brady, brothers of the deceased, from Winfield Kansas; the young widow and Miss Johnson, her sister; attended the service here, and the interment at Mt. Sterling.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2, 1903; page 8. (Quincy Illinois.)
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