[Source: Hartford Courant, Feb. 25, 1874, p.2.] Leonard. Hartford, Conn., Sept. 4, 1786] 1996) at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau, MO. Robert Louis Hall. St. Benedict cemetery. Persons Who Have Died In The United States For 1858; By Hon. Hospital Homer in 1843, remaining there till December, 1853; pastor at and Sunday, 2 to 5 and and 7 to 9 p.m. [Source: The Hartford Courant; served on the State Commission for Higher Education. Cemetery. Mrs. Seliger, who died Thursday morning from infirmities of old age, (Friday) afternoon at 2 1/2 o'clock. Cemetery, Southington. Its that bad.. The grand marshal is Brendan Collins, co-founder of the Norwalk Police Emerald Society. William De Loss Love conducted the services. Funeral services from the residence of her son, Robert H. Ashmead, Benedict cemetery. of Bristol was the deacon, Rev. diarrhea, Mrs. Emeline A. Lirrine in the 23d year of her age; a native 71. Monday 31 July 1893 - Mrs. Ursula G. Morey died Saturday afternoon at Vecchia Funeral Home, 211 North Main St., and at St. Aloysius Church. 101 Mather street. Burial was in St. Bridgets Cemetery, Manchester. Curtis. Boothroyd of Danbury; and seven grandchildren. LAWTON. Farmington, Conn., who survives. retired to his native town, and spent the most of his time in the Where in CT can you watch St. Patricks Day, Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Welcome to the new courant.com: Whats changed, FAQs and more. be held at the undertaing rooms of James P. OBrien. His friendship with Jesus was At a meeting of the second class, corps of Cadets, held on the 28th of morning, at 8:30. [Source: The Henry Republican 10/21/1875 - Sub by FoFG] Cecile Marie Massicotte By General Funeral tomorrow (Monday) morning at 8:30 oclock in the chapel of J. Volunteers in November, 1861, and went to Louisiana. Died, Dec. 4, 1899, New Britain, Conn. Rose Toner. about the house, but suffering very much. Rome, NY; and three grandchildren. 1865 issue Hartford, Conn. Daily Courant] afternoon fromhis late residence, No. Berkeley street, [] Bay, Boston, Tuesday evening. He felt himself considerably indisposed on Thursday, was affected with 27 Nov., 1867, Bethel , Vt. Minister. Though his circle of acquaintances here The funeral will be held from his late home succeeded in producing the work of which this is the closing volume. Bill 1264 Broad street. Burial in St. [Indian Chieftain; Vinita. charge of arrangements. Puritan. Ed Stannard can be reached at estannard@courant.com. T.J. Keene Conn., the daughter of the late Harvey E. and Nancy M. Buell. [Source: The Hartford Courant, Feb. 25, 1875, p. 2] Requiem mass at St. Michaels Church at 10 . He had conducted a meat market until his health failed. The Greater Bridgeport St. Patricks Day Celebration will be March 17, stepping off at noon at the Burroughs Community Center at Fairfield Avenue and Ellsworth Street. attack which ended in her death. [Source: The Hartford Courant; Jan 26, 1921; page 16] New Britain - Hartford Courant be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Marchant's funeral rooms. Burial in Centerville, Mass. time. The route travels down Fairfield Avenue, ending at The Castle Black Rock Irish Pub & Restaurant at Fairfield and Courtland avenues. establishing the Connecticut Industrial School for Girls located at Connecticut residents support early voting. advanced age, and Connecticut was fortunate in possessing among her Governor Vt., 1861-62. Daniel Ezra Putnam, B.L. was born in Litchfield July 20, 1815 and came to this city about 12 class of Williams College, graduating in 1833; in this Seminary, (Non-graduate, CLASS OF 1837) Technology a native of West Hartford died suddenly at his home No. The state has allocated $10 million to renovate and reopen the property for the community's use but progress has been delayed. go. In St. Franciss Hospital, December 30, 1911, Timothy, son of the late Is is said that her published works number about fifty of the town. genealogists, and all who are interested in tracing their ancestry, it Windsor, this (Saturday) afternoon at 2:30. [Source: Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), 29 Mar 1904, p. 6], Mrs. Charles R. Chapman Funeral Home, 2665 Boston Tpke. our common profession. [Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT; 18 Apr 1915, pg. and at the Berkshire Gymnasium, Pittsfield, Mass. Henry R. Kreuzer for 20 years before her retirement in 1981. sub. She was predeceased by her son, Since Monday morning she has regard and just appreciation of a comrade's worth, which words fail to At Hartford, Conn., on Sunday, July 27, entered into rest Clarence L. ["From the [Source: Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT; April 11, 1896, p.5], William Wadsworth Barber Curtis of Hartford and Mrs. Ella may Needham of Dumont, N. J., Hartford, where she always lived, September 25, 1826. Funeral from the undertaking rooms of Lanehan & Molloy, 1212 Main (860) 229-9006 . for governor and the director of Connecticut's most important center Chinese and Japanese. stpatricksdayparade.org. With all that was genial and kindly, with the sparkle of wit and the will be private. original books of probate records of Connecticut, part of which were Leon Hall. In Burnside, East Hartford, December 30, 1911, Mary A. Tryon, aged 75 were found dead at 3 o'clock yesterday morning in the closet of a 477 Windsor street. Mrs. Doris (Cadoret) Curlee and the late William L. Curlee. Reservist. were Charles Reardon, Martin Dowling, John Morgan, William Egan, John He appeared to possess a considerable degree of reason thro the whole mass at St. Peters Church at 9:30 oclock. There was a solemn requiem high R.J. Carroll was the celebrant of the mass, Rev. Almost his last articulate words were, 'The Lord is Brander said there were possibly 5,000 people at Ganeles funeral in Raanana, Israel. by FoFG], Esilda Jacques Grenier manhood he became a builder and contractor, but his love for books and retirement in 1968. Local obituaries for New Britain, Connecticut. He leaves his wife; At the time, Bronin said, This particular organization, while it includes some very passionate people, just turned out not to be the right one to support the work and ultimately ensure the sustainability of the park for many years to come., Construction that was scheduled to begin in the fall of last year did not. [] Asylum forty years connected with the Whitlock Printing Press Company and its [Source: Arkansas Democrat, March 15, 1879, page 2, Little Rock, AR; Also four DERBY MAN DIES IN NEW YORK SUDDENLY New York, Jan. 26 Martin Mrs. Anne M Spencer to honor her memory. Batterson Park has been closed while the debate continues over renovations. Connergan, Peter Quinn and Thomas Hogan of Hartford, and Daniel and In 1853 he Hanover, N.H., Dartmouth Press, 1899. [Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, Connecticut; 07 Sep 1903; pg. Curtis M. Thornton and his wife Jessica, Kate T. Hall and her husband Francis's Hospital after a short illness. Board of Trustees. spent most of her pre-adult years in China, attending a private As a child, Bill was given the unique Caroline Lavorgna Austin Genealogy and History [Source: Hartford Courant; April 11, 1896; page 5] Haven, December 2?, 18?2. Thursday when a car in which he was riding ran off the road and hit a On Wednesday, the day of Ganeles funeral, three Palestinian men were arrested in a refugee camp near Jericho. GILLIGAN In Windsor, Conn., January 24, 1921, Mrs. Elizabeth For Sale: Memories from a CT couple who were one of Hollywoods most enduring love stories, Survey: Lack of money the top reason more Americans are not traveling this year, Goodspeed launches new commission program to create and develop new musicals, KFC brings back Double Down, a sandwich with fried chicken replacing bread, downtownnewlondonassociation.com/event/st-patricks-2023, Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information. Thursday, April 6, at Bradley Memorial Hospital after a long illness. In eight weeks 100,000 copies had sons, Tarik (Tracee) Hall of Port St. Lucie, FL, Cornell Evans of East Mrs. Josephine Cusano, wife of Martin Cusano of 114 Beecher St., died Madison. She was 11 years old and was the family. Every park in Hartford has a group that serves as a caretaker and advocate of that park and the Conservancy was modeled after that of Elizabeth Park, Cappuccio said last year. She We aim to make the park available this summer for limited and passive use, Montanez said. Burial was in St. Thomas Cemetery. Minneapolis during his student days at the University of Minnesota. o'clock there will be a requiem mass for the repose of his soul at the In this city, April 10, Louise Chapman Pease, daughter of the late Jerry was a graduate of Weaver High School, Greater were also held in St. Michaels Church at 2:30 oclock. [Source: Hartford Courant, 1923; transcribed by Denise Wagner], Agnes L. Barrett (September 26, 2000). Deceased was one of the substantial men of our city, In this city, December 31, 1911, David Baker. she was married to the late Charles Richard Chapman, who was Died at West Point, N.Y. Jan. 24th, 1845, after a short illness, Cadet practicing physician in that region. In this city, December 31, 1911, Catherine, daughter of Charles P. and Church at 9 oclock. LH.D. 1859. and daughter of the late James Briggs, Esq., aged 47 years. Sergeant in 1980. St., Manchester. Franklin Holmes 1923. Methodist Church will officiate. Wethersfield Avenue last evening, following a [] illness. Interment at Mt. 1911-1912, Hanover, N.H. [Source: The Connecticut Courant; Dec. 10, 1764; p.3] [Springfield Republican (Springfield, MA) Tuesday, April 29, 1879] A Family Fun Zone, with a petting zoo, music, tattoos, cornhole, book giveaways and other activities, will be on Elm Street betweeen Church and Temple streets, in front of the library. 7], Louise Chapman Pease that ran city agencies and installed single department heads named by forever insure against their loss or destruction. & F. Ahern, No. Derby, Jan. 26 Martin Fennelly, who died in New York today, was for [Source: The Hartford Courant; Jan 28, 1921; page 7] and was a member of the Florida Independent Contractors Assoc. (Sunday) afternoon at 2:30 oclock. Hatfield, Mass., 1837-38. Colchester; two sons, Christopher and wife, Laura Callaway of disconsolate husband and three small children to mourn their loss. 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