John Ignatious Barrett
Mr. John Ignatius Barrett, aged forty-two years, a member of the Baltimore bar, died yesterday at the home of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, 1040 Haubert street, Locust Point. He was a graduate of City College and studied law under Mr. Bernard Carter. Mr. Barrett had been solicitor for several building associations in East Baltimore and served as clerk in the post office when Governor Brown was postmaster. A widow and son survive him. BS 6/8/1895
BARRETT - On June 7, JOHN I., aged 42 years, beloved husband of Mary A Barrett and eldest son of the late John and Catharine Barrett. R.I.P. Funeral will take place from the residence of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, No. 1040 Haubert street, this Monday, June 10, at eight o'clock A. M. Requiem
High Mass at Lady of the Good Counsel Church, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. BS 6/10/1895
Mr. John Ignatius Barrett, aged forty-two years, a member of the Baltimore bar, died yesterday at the home of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, 1040 Haubert street, Locust Point. He was a graduate of City College and studied law under Mr. Bernard Carter. Mr. Barrett had been solicitor for several building associations in East Baltimore and served as clerk in the post office when Governor Brown was postmaster. A widow and son survive him. BS 6/8/1895
BARRETT - On June 7, JOHN I., aged 42 years, beloved husband of Mary A Barrett and eldest son of the late John and Catharine Barrett. R.I.P. Funeral will take place from the residence of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, No. 1040 Haubert street, this Monday, June 10, at eight o'clock A. M. Requiem
High Mass at Lady of the Good Counsel Church, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. BS 6/10/1895
John Ignatious Barrett
Mr. John Ignatius Barrett, aged forty-two years, a member of the Baltimore bar, died yesterday at the home of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, 1040 Haubert street, Locust Point. He was a graduate of City College and studied law under Mr. Bernard Carter. Mr. Barrett had been solicitor for several building associations in East Baltimore and served as clerk in the post office when Governor Brown was postmaster. A widow and son survive him. BS 6/8/1895
BARRETT - On June 7, JOHN I., aged 42 years, beloved husband of Mary A Barrett and eldest son of the late John and Catharine Barrett. R.I.P. Funeral will take place from the residence of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, No. 1040 Haubert street, this Monday, June 10, at eight o'clock A. M. Requiem
High Mass at Lady of the Good Counsel Church, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. BS 6/10/1895
Mr. John Ignatius Barrett, aged forty-two years, a member of the Baltimore bar, died yesterday at the home of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, 1040 Haubert street, Locust Point. He was a graduate of City College and studied law under Mr. Bernard Carter. Mr. Barrett had been solicitor for several building associations in East Baltimore and served as clerk in the post office when Governor Brown was postmaster. A widow and son survive him. BS 6/8/1895
BARRETT - On June 7, JOHN I., aged 42 years, beloved husband of Mary A Barrett and eldest son of the late John and Catharine Barrett. R.I.P. Funeral will take place from the residence of his cousin, Mr. Peter McNulty, No. 1040 Haubert street, this Monday, June 10, at eight o'clock A. M. Requiem
High Mass at Lady of the Good Counsel Church, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. BS 6/10/1895
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