Mr. Luddy was born in Spittle, Parish of Ballylanders, County Limerick, Ireland. He was the son of John and Hanora (Barlow) Luddy.
Mr. Luddy came to this country as a young man and lived in Waterbury before moving to Enfield, CT. When a resident of Waterbury, he was employed by the Farrell Foundry and Machine Company. He died after being struck by a train near his home.
He was survived by his wife, Mary Theresa Maloney Luddy, and 5 children.
Mr. Luddy came to this country as a young man and lived in Waterbury before moving to Enfield, CT. When a resident of Waterbury, he was employed by the Farrell Foundry and Machine Company. He died after being struck by a train near his home.
He was survived by his wife, Mary Theresa Maloney Luddy, and 5 children.
Mr. Luddy was born in Spittle, Parish of Ballylanders, County Limerick, Ireland. He was the son of John and Hanora (Barlow) Luddy.
Mr. Luddy came to this country as a young man and lived in Waterbury before moving to Enfield, CT. When a resident of Waterbury, he was employed by the Farrell Foundry and Machine Company. He died after being struck by a train near his home.
He was survived by his wife, Mary Theresa Maloney Luddy, and 5 children.
Mr. Luddy came to this country as a young man and lived in Waterbury before moving to Enfield, CT. When a resident of Waterbury, he was employed by the Farrell Foundry and Machine Company. He died after being struck by a train near his home.
He was survived by his wife, Mary Theresa Maloney Luddy, and 5 children.
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