Monday February 24, 1941 The Halifax Herald Ltd
Miss Annie Boylan
New Ross, Feb. 21 - The death of Miss Annie Boylan, took place on Sunday, Feb. 16, at her home at Mill Road, after a few months illness. She was seventy-six years of age. She lived with her sister, Miss Margaret Boylan, who survives her, also two sisters living in U.S. A., Miss Mary Boylan and Mrs. Teresa Duffy; and one brother, Richard Boylan, of Boston, Mass. The funeral took place Wednesday morning, Rev. Leo Day of Bridgewater, celebrating Mass at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
Miss Annie Boylan
New Ross, Feb. 21 - The death of Miss Annie Boylan, took place on Sunday, Feb. 16, at her home at Mill Road, after a few months illness. She was seventy-six years of age. She lived with her sister, Miss Margaret Boylan, who survives her, also two sisters living in U.S. A., Miss Mary Boylan and Mrs. Teresa Duffy; and one brother, Richard Boylan, of Boston, Mass. The funeral took place Wednesday morning, Rev. Leo Day of Bridgewater, celebrating Mass at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
Monday February 24, 1941 The Halifax Herald Ltd
Miss Annie Boylan
New Ross, Feb. 21 - The death of Miss Annie Boylan, took place on Sunday, Feb. 16, at her home at Mill Road, after a few months illness. She was seventy-six years of age. She lived with her sister, Miss Margaret Boylan, who survives her, also two sisters living in U.S. A., Miss Mary Boylan and Mrs. Teresa Duffy; and one brother, Richard Boylan, of Boston, Mass. The funeral took place Wednesday morning, Rev. Leo Day of Bridgewater, celebrating Mass at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
Miss Annie Boylan
New Ross, Feb. 21 - The death of Miss Annie Boylan, took place on Sunday, Feb. 16, at her home at Mill Road, after a few months illness. She was seventy-six years of age. She lived with her sister, Miss Margaret Boylan, who survives her, also two sisters living in U.S. A., Miss Mary Boylan and Mrs. Teresa Duffy; and one brother, Richard Boylan, of Boston, Mass. The funeral took place Wednesday morning, Rev. Leo Day of Bridgewater, celebrating Mass at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
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