Meehan, John

John married Walsh, Catherine Bef 1852. Catherine was born Bef 1835; died Bef 1935. [Group Sheet]

Annie married Gorman, Garret 5 Mar 1889. Garret was born 27 May 1853; died Bef 1953. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Moved: Abt 1883, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA
• Occupation: Bef 25 Apr 1900; Engineer - Denver Rio Grand Railroad
• Death Record - Civil: 25 Apr 1900
• News Mention: 25 Apr 1900; Michael Meehan lost his own life saving others, read his heroic story.
• Obituary: 25 Apr 1900; Rocky Mountain News

Notes:

Family History Researcher:
Email Date: 4/15/2004 5:17:23 PM Pacific Standard Time From: ejcoutts@sbcg lobal.net Hello Jay,My name is Ellen and I recently came across your family genealogy onlin e. I see you have posted information concerning the family of Michael Meeh an and Louisa Ruppert. Michael was my great-grandmother's brother. I ha ve gathered some of the same information you have posted, but also ha ve a little more that may interest you. Michael was the son of Irish immi grants, John and Catherine (nee Walsh) Meehan, who settled in Port Washing ton, Ozaukee Co. WI. I can find no record of his birth, but census recor ds would seem to indicate he was born about 1855. Newspaper accounts of h is death give 1883 as the year he left WI and settled in Colorado. As y ou know, he married Louisa Ruppert there on Oct. 22, 1887 and they beca me the parents of 5 children. Michael, who worked as an engineer for t he Denver Rio Grande Railroad met an untimely death on the job April 2 5, 1900, leaving Louisa a widow at age 29 with 5 young children. I ha ve a number of Denver newspaper articles describing the accident in gre at detail. If you are interested, I would be happy to send them to yo u. He was originally buried at Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Denver, but in 191 0, Louisa had his body reinterred in the Ruppert family plot at Fairmou nt Cemetery in Denver. My great-grandmother corresponded with Louisa f or many years and later my grandmother and their daughter, Annie C. Meeh an Monahan wrote letters and sent pictures back and forth too. I also ha ve several snapshots of Louisa and her children that she sent to my grandm other. Again, if you are interested, I would be happy to email or snail m ail copies of them to you.I look forward to hearing from you. Ellen Coutts ejcoutts@sbcglobal.ne t
Michael & Louisa's oldest child, Annie, married Henry L. Monahan on Ja n. 17, 1908 in Denver, CO. The priest performing the ceremony was Fath er Leo Heinrichs. Just one month later, on Feb. 23, an Italian immigran t, Guiseppe Alio, shot and killed F. Heinrichs while he was administeri ng Holy Communion at St. Elizabeth's Church in Denver.The photo at rig ht of Fr. Heinrichs appears on a holy card found in Anna (Meehan) Gorman 's photo album. (See Picture of FR. Heinrichs)

Moved:
1883 Moved to Denver about 1883.

Occupation:
Engineer - Denver Rio Grand Railroad

Death Record - Civil:
The following is taken from the personal injury records of the Denver & R io Grande Railroad Co.:Date: April 24, 1900Train: Ex (express)Michael Meehan, Engineer, Denver Place: Toluca Fatally injured. Died the following day. In head end collision between l ight engine #804 that he was running and train #11. It is claimed that en gine #804 could not be stopped owing to airbrakes being defective, no whee ls on hand brakes in tank and piston head coming off in right cylinder, re ndering water brake reverse lever and throttle practically useless. Proba bly caught between corner of tanks and cab of engine in attempting to s et hand brake with monkey wrench.
Claim paid: July 14, 1900 $1500 Louise Meehan, wife

Obituary:
FACED DEATH FOR OTHERS; Engineer Mike Meehan of the Rio Grande Saves Liv es of PassengersA Rio Grande engineer stood at his post of duty yesterday afternoon and fa ced a horrible death, in order to save the lives of over 150 passengers. E ngineer Michael Meehan of light engine No. 804 was trying desperately to s et the auxiliary brakes with a monkey wrench when his locomotive was runni ng wildly down the hill north of Sedalia, the ride ending with a terrib le crash as the engine struck passenger train No. 11, ascending the hil l. The air brakes were disabled and the eccentric would not work to rever se the engine. A last chance lay in setting the auxiliary brakes. A coll ision with the passenger at full speed meant terrible loss of life and t he engineer took the chance of being killed in order to do all in his pow er to save others. With a crash the monsters struck, head on, and the bra ve engineer was crushed between the tender and engine. It was 4:05 o'cl ock yesterday afternoon when the accident happened, the passenger having d eparted from Denver about an hour earlier. Although the efforts of the en gineer did not prevent the collision, his heroism in doing more than his d uty mitigated the accident. None but the engineer were hurt. Henry Hanse n, fireman on the light engine jumped, as did the men on engine 527, whi ch was drawing the passenger. All were slightly bruised. Given Best Atte ntionEngineer Meehan was attended by Dr. J.B. Devlin, the company physician, w ho went to the scene of the wreck with the crew sent out to clear the roa d. He was placed on the Santa Fe train and arrived in the city at 8 o'clo ck last night. The injured engineer was taken to his home at 568 South Wa ter Street and given the best of medical attention.Meehan's injuries are considered serious because the exact nature of th em cannot be determined. He complains of pains in the pit of the stoma ch and in the abdomen and is undoubtedly hurt internally. The only visib le injuries are a few cuts and bruises about the face. Meehan did not lo se consciousness and suffered a great deal of pain. An encouraging sign w as the absence of hemorrhage.Both locomotives were derailed and badly smashed. None of the coach es of the passenger train left the track, however, and no one was hurt exc ept the engineer who tried to avert the collision. The rails were to rn up for some distance and traffic stopped about six hours.It was 300 yards east of Toluca switch that the wreck occurred. The engi ne was scheduled to pass the passenger at this point. Being without a tra in, it was going at a high rate of speed to make the switch. No. 11 was c limbing the hill rather slowly. Engineer George Root did not understand t hat there was something wrong with the other locomotive until it was almo st upon his train. Then he realized the danger indicated by the warning b lasts of the whistle and reversed his engine and jumped.
Dodged Approaching DeathWhen Root saw the light engine coming it was several hundred yards beyo nd the switch. The occupant of the cab of the runaway, however, was bu sy trying to stop. He cast frantic glances ahead, knowing that the passen ger was about due, and expecting every moment that the valve would yie ld to his wrench and apply the brakes. Finding it was too late, howeve r, he began pulling his whistle with the most agonizing shrieks imaginabl e. It required at least thirty seconds for Root to catch the full signifi cance of the blasts and then there was hasty work on his engine. Yanki ng the sand lever wide open, he shut off steam and opened the air val ve at the emergency point, at the same time pulling back the reverse lev er to form an air cushion in the steam cylinders. All this was done so ra pidly that it required probably two seconds for the whole performance. Ro ot's fireman was down in the gangway and was warned with a yell to jum p. Out he went and just an instant before the crash Root followed.Meehan did not attempt to jump. He had pulled into the siding and Firem an Hansen was behind closing the switch. The engine was rolling along abo ut as fast as a walk, when the fireman came up and started to climb aboar d. Meehan suddenly told him he could not stop the engine and thought th at by running he could get down below the north end of the switch and fl ag the approaching express. The fireman started to run ahead, but the eng ine increased its speed and soon caught him. Then he jumped up on the pil ot and began waving his arms and finally his jacket in an effort to warn t he engineer ahead. This was unsuccessful and Meehan began to toot the whi stle and the fireman jumped. Meehan remained on board, and tried to get o ut of the way of the sides of the tank, which were certain to crush him a gainst the boiler when the crash came. He could not get quite far enou gh and was caught and squeezed in bad shape when the engines came togethe r. The two machines met and wrestled in mighty throes for at least fifte en seconds, and during all this time - it seemed like an hour - the passen gers were wondering what was coming next. They were almost thrown o ut of the windows by the sudden reversing and application of air, but t he heavy coaches in the rear were tightly locked to the rails and to ok up much of the buffing.
Roar of Awful ConflictThe final crash was terrifying, for with the grinding and breaking of ste el and iron was added the roar and hiss of escaping steam, which lasted f or several minutes and hid from view the awful scene up ahead. Then the wo rk of relief started and to the astonishment of everybody the brave engine er was alive, although badly hurt and suffering great agony.A great deal of work was required to open the road because the two heavy e ngines were so badly smashed ad interlocked. Trains No.2 and No. 19 we re due at the scene of the wreck soon after it occurred. Both were compel led to stop because of it. The passengers and baggage on the two trains w ere transferred to No.11, which brought them to Denver, arriving at 9 o'cl ock. The load of No. 11 was taken on by the trains on the other side of t he wreck.The injured engineer has been in constant service with the Rio Grande f or seventeen years. He had never been injured before, and was consider ed one the best men in the employ of the company. He has a wife and fi ve children.
Denver Post; April 27, 1900; FUNERAL OF MICHAEL MEEHAN; Many Frien ds Pay Tribute to a Brave EngineerA large crowd of friends gathered at St. Joseph's Church at 9:30 o'clock t his morning to do honor to Michael Meehan. The services were held for th is brave engineer, who met with the accident that caused his death, whi le at the post of duty, were held under the auspices of the Brotherho od of Locomotive Engineers, Division No. 451 and the Brotherhood of Locomo tive Firemen, Division 273. The coffin was heaped about with beautiful fl oral offerings. Reverend Father Brandt officiated. The pall bearers, a ll of whom were members of one of the two orders in charge, were Patrick K eneran, Frank Hockenburger, Henry Henson, James Slattery and John Dale.A short service was conducted at the grave by the lodges. John T. Brow n, chaplain and J.W. Rice, chief engineer officiating.(The Denver Daily News lists his place of burial as Mount Calvary Cemetery .)
Port Washington Star; Saturday, May 12, 1900; Michael Meehan, an engi neer on the Rio Grande railway, who 17 years ago was a resident of this ci ty, heroically stood at his post and saved the lives of 150 passengers ne ar Sedalia, (about 15 miles south of Denver) on Tuesday, April 24 and ga ve up his own. The cause of the accident was the disabling of the air bra kes, but instead of trying to save his own life he remained on the engi ne and set the auxiliary brakes with a wrench. The speed of the train w as slackened, but the engine crashed into another and Meehan was kille d. No other person was hurt. He left a wife and five children. The fun eral was held Friday, April 27 and was largely attended.

Michael married Ruppert, Louise 22 Oct 1887, Denver, Arapahoe, Colorado, USA. Louise (daughter of Ruppert, Michael G. and Flemming, Anna) was born 9 Oct 1870, Port Washington, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA; died 1 Mar 1922, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; was buried , Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, USA. [Group Sheet]

Florence married Arendt, Edward 21 Oct 1933. Edward was born 13 May 1902; died Bef 2002. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Marriage Status: Never Married
• Baptism: 28 Sep 1889, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Denver, Colorado, USA
• Military Service: Bef 1918; Possible as he died at a Naval Hospital
• Occupation: Bef 24 Nov 1918; Unknown
• Obituary: 25 Nov 1918; Vallejo Evening Chronicle
• Obituary: 1 Dec 1918; Rocky Mountian News

Notes:

Baptism:
1889 St. Joseph's Church Denver Baptismal Record; baptized on 9/28/1889, sponsors Francis Ruppert and T.X. Garjel.

Occupation:
Unknown

Obituary:
See Image of Dec 1 Obituary
Geo. Meehan Dies at St. Vincent's
George Meehan passed away at St.Vincent's Naval Hospital at 3:10 yesterday afternoon from pneumonia following Spanish influenza.
Deceased was twenty-nine years of age and leaves his mother, Mrs. L. Meehan, who lives in Denver, Colo., to mourn his passing.
The body is now at McDonald's mortuary chapel and will be shipped to Denver on Wednesday.

Obituary:
See Image Death Notice; November 25t h, at the Vallejo California. GeorgeMeehan, beloved son of Mrs. Louise Me ehan. Remains at Hackethal brothers parlors. Notice of funeral later .
1918 Rocky Mountian News dated 12/03/1918 Funeral Notice; The funeral of Ge orge Meehan, beloved son of Mrs. Louisa Meehan, and brother of Mrs. Hen ry Monahan. Private John Meehan in France, and Mrs. James Carnsew, will t ake place from the residence, 911 Klamath street Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. F rom St. Joseph's Church at 9:30 a.m.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Bef 11 Jun 1954; Home Maker
• Obituary: 13 Jun 1954; Denver Post

Notes:

Occupation:
Home Maker

Obituary:
See Image From Ellen Couts; Denver Post, June 13, 1954
Annie C. Monahan; Annie C. Monahan, 1439 Kalamath, Beloved wife of Henry L. Monahan. Beloved mother of John M. and Edward J. Monahan. Sister of Mrs. James Carnsew. Also survived by five grandchildren. Rosary our chapel (Hackental-Noonan) 8 p.m. Sunday. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. Monday St. Leo's Church to Fairmount.

Annie married Monahan, Henry L. 17 Jan 1908, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA. Henry (son of Monahan, John and Unknown, Margaret) was born 16 Apr 1887, Denver, Arapahoe, Colorado, USA; died 23 Jul 1975, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; was buried , Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 21 Jan 1892
• Occupation: Aft 1910; Unknown
• WWI Draft Registration Card: 26 May 1917
• Military Service: Abt 1918
• Residence: 1918
• 1920 Census: 1920, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA
• 1940 Census: 1940, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA
• Obituary: Aft 1952

Notes:

Baptism:
1892 St. Joseph's catholic Church Baptismal records; John Henry born Jan 21 baptized Jan 23, sponsors Rose Ruppert and Joseph ?

Occupation:
Unknown

WWI Draft Registration Card:
Name:John Henry Meehan
City:Denver
County:Denver
State:Colorado
Birthplace:Colorado,United States of America
Birth Date:23 Jan 1892
Race:Caucasian (White)
Draft Board:2

Residence:
1918 Listed as Private John Meehan in France in his brother George's obit

1920 Census:
listed living with sister Margaret and her family.
ED 16-35 page 2B; Listed living with wife and 3 STEP childre n, age 39 married at age 33, occupation boilermaker, is crossed out and no ne is written, wife IDA age 40 married at 20, Step-children Cornell age 1 9, Stephen 16, Lacey age12.

1940 Census:
John H Meehan49
Ida G Meehan50
Lacey Meehan21
Michael Meehan7

Obituary:
Missing text or image.

John married Castro, Eva [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Birth - Church Record: 1 Jul 1897
• Occupation: Bef 24 Nov 1915; Unknown
• Obituary: 27 Nov 1915; Rocky Mountian News

Notes:

Birth - Church Record:
1897 St. Joseph's Catholic Church Baptismal Records; Catherina Louisa born July 1, baptized July 18, 1897, sponsors Michael and Margaret O'Rourke (Margaret is Michael Meehan's sister)

Occupation:
Unknown

Obituary:
See Image Death notice only
Funeral Notic e; Schwab - The funeral of Katherine Meehan Schwab, beloved wife of Elm er Schwab, daughter of Louise Meeham ham, will take place from the residen ce, 911 Klamath street, Sunday 2:00 p.m. internment at Fairmont.

Catherine married Schwab, Elmer 17 Mar 1915, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA. Elmer was born Bef 1897; died Bef 1997. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Birth - Church Record: 8 Jan 1899
• Occupation: Aft 3 Oct 1916; Home Maker
• 1920 Census: 1920, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; ED 101, Page 05b
• Death Record - Civil: 30 Nov 1977
• Obituary: 9 Dec 1977; Denver Post

Notes:

Family History Researcher:
Email;

Hi Jay,
My name is Ellen Coutts. Several years ago we corresponded briefly concerning the family of Louisa Ruppert and Michael Meehan. I am a descendent of Michael's sister, Annie. This summer I returned to researching the Meehan family and have spent some time studying your Rootsweb database. I was happy to find an obituary for Louisa and Michael's daughter, Margaret Carnsew.
I also noticed you have a death date for Michael George Meehan as Dec. 25, 1918 in Vallejo, California. I was wondering where that date/record came from. The cemetery record for the family plot in Fairmount Cemetery in Denver, CO lists his date of burial as December 4, 1918.
Concerning their son, John H., I believe he was a veteran of WWI. If you have an Ancestry subscription you can access his WWI Draft Registration card. I have a photo of him I can send you for your military page if you are interested. I don't recall if I sent it to you previously. I also have a photo of Louisa with John, Margaret and two of Louisa's nieces (daughters of Rosie) as well as one of John, George and Margaret. I will scan them in tomorrow and email them to you if you'd like. I don't have definite proof yet, but I believe John died in 1953 and is buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Denver. Attached is a photo of the grave that a very generous person took for me recently. The middle initial and year of birth is correct, so I assume its him. The cemetery office had no further information.
Its not much but below is the death notice for Annie Meehan Monahan, Michael and Louisa's oldest child. (I see you already have the obits for her husband and two sons.) Annie died June 11, 1954, both she and Henry are buried with other member of Henry's family at Fairmount in Denver.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Ellen

Birth - Church Record:
1898 St. Joseph's Catholic Church Baptismal records; Maria Margarita born Dec 19, baptized Jan 8, 1899, sponsors Anthony Hackenthal and Nellie S. O'Connor

Occupation:
Home Maker

1920 Census:
Listed living with daught er Margaret and her husband and child, Loise age 49, born Wis, listed as m other in law. Widowed. Head of Household is James H. Carnsew age 37, bo rn in Colorado parents born England, occupation Florist , Margaret a ge 21 born Colorado, parents born Wis, daughter Mary Jane age 1 5/12 bo rn in Colorado, also John Meehan, brother in law age 27 living with them.

Death Record - Civil:
MARGARET CARNSEW Request Information (SS-5) SSN 522-96-8189 Residenc e: 80204 Denver, Denver, CO Born 19 Dec 1898 Last Benefit: Died Nov 1977 Issued: CO

Obituary:
See Image Margaret M. Carnsew Services for Margar et M. Carnsew, 78, of 1350 Irvine Street, where November 30th at St. Berna dette church. Burial was in Fairmont. She died November 27th at St. Luke 's Hospital. Mrs. Carnsew was born at December 19th, 1898, in Denver. S he married James H. Carnsew in 1916. He died in 1965. She was a former p resident of the ESA, and belonged to the Lady of Lourdes Alter and Rosa ry society and St. Bernadette's Parish. She is survived by two daughter s, Mrs. Mary Jane Vernier of Santa Cruz, Calif. and Mrs. Marjorie McQuid dy of Nashville, Tenn.; a son, James Carnsew of Boulder; eight grandchildr en and four ? (article ends)
1977 Rocky Mountian News dated 11/29/1977; Margaret M. Carnsew 1350 Irvi ne Street mother of Mary Jane Vernier, Santa Cruz Calif., Mrs. Marjorie Mc Quiddy, of Smyrna Tenn., and James Carnsew, Boulder; eight grandchildre n, four great-grandchildren. Mass of resurrection 10:00 a.m. Wednesday S t. Bernadette's Church, Internment Fairmont cemetery.

Margaret married Carnsew, James H. 3 Oct 1916, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA. James (son of Carnsew, UnknownM and Unknown, Mary Jane) was born 18 Mar 1882, , , Colorado, USA; died 1 Sep 1965, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; was buried , ?, Unknown Location. [Group Sheet]

Audrey married Bohn, David [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Aft 1927; Unknown
• Death Record - Civil: 1 Nov 1986
• Obituary: 5 Nov 1986; Rocky Mountian News

Notes:

Occupation:
Unknown

Death Record - Civil:
JOHN MONAHAN Request Information (SS-5) SSN 521-05-4664 Residence: 802 31 Denver, Denver, CO Born 21 May 1909 Last Benefit: Died Nov 1986 Issued: CO (Before 1951)

Obituary:
See Image Death Notice; Rocky Mountain Ne ws dated November 5th, 1986 John Michael Monahan, Denver. Father of Jo hn D. and Michael B. Monahan, also survived by six grandchildren, and seve ral nieces and nephews. 20 years member of the Denver Elks Lodge 17 B.P.O. E. Rosary 7:00 p.m. Thursday Noonan- Bettman mortuary. Mass of Christian b urial 10:00 a.m. Friday, Queen of Peace Church, services will conclu de at the church. Private family internment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Family p refers contributions to the Little Sisters of the Poor or the charity of y our choice.
John Monahan born 5/21/1909, died 11/01/1986 buried Mt. Olivet

John married Flannery, Margaret M. 16 May 1936, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA. Margaret was born Abt 1912; died Abt 1982; was buried , Mount Olivet Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Bef 1985; aluminum salesman
• Occupation: Bef 1985; volunteer firefighter in Central City
• Death Record - Civil: 17 May 1985
• Obituary: 2 Jun 1985; Rocky Mountain News

Notes:

Occupation:
aluminum salesman

Occupation:
volunteer firefighter in Central City

Death Record - Civil:
EDWARD MONAHAN Request Information (SS-5) SSN 521-10-0806 Residence: 8 0427 Central City, Gilpin, CO Born 2 Dec 1912 Last Benefit: Died M ay 1985 Issued: CO

Obituary:
See Image Edward James Monahan. Ma ss of Christian burial was said for Edward James Monahan on May 21st at S t. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Longmont. Burial was at Mt. Olive t. Monahan, of Central City, died May 17th, 1985, in St. Joseph Hospita l. He was 72. He was born December 2nd, 1912, in Denver, and spent mo st of his life in Denver and Central City. He married Lavina Rose Gun dy on May 11th, 1939, in Denver. Monahan was an aluminum salesman. He w as a volunteer firefighter in Central City and a member of the Elks. Survi ving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, the Rev. Joseph Monahan and P atrick Monahan, both of Longmont; a daughter, Bernardine Ashford of Atlant a, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
1985 Denver Post dated May 30th, 1985, Edward James Monahan, 72, died M ay 17th at St. Joseph hospital. Same information as Rocky Mountian News

Edward married Gundy, Lavina Rose 11 May 1939, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA. Lavina (daughter of Gundy, Albert and Jergins, Frances) was born 11 Oct 1913, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; died 14 Sep 2008, Roswell, Fulton, Georgia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Bef 9 Nov 1915; none
• Obituary: Aft 9 Nov 1915

Notes:

Occupation:
none

Obituary:
not required

Other Events:

• Residence: Bef 2001
• Occupation: Bef 4 Feb 2001; Unknown
• Death Record - Civil: 4 Feb 2001
• Obituary: Aft 4 Feb 2001

Notes:

Residence:
possible, Vernier, M J, Watsonville, CA ZipCode ????? (831)475-7437

Occupation:
Unknown

Death Record - Civil:
MARY J VERNIER SSN 521-07-6586 Residence: 95065 Santa Cruz, Santa Cru z, CA Born 20 Jul 1918 Last Benefit: Died 4 Feb 2001 Issued: CO

Obituary:
Missing text or image.

Mary married Hall, Alan Elmo Abt 1938. Alan was born 17 Apr 1917, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; died Abt Jun 1988, Saluda, Polk, North Carolina, USA; was buried , ?, Unknown Location. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Vernier, Robert Louis Abt 1953. Robert was born 23 Apr 1911, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA; died 2 Sep 1986, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Marriage Status: Never Married
• Occupation: Bef 1997; Boulder County enterprises
• Death Record - Civil: 27 Aug 1997
• Obituary: 3 Sep 1997; Rocky Mountian News

Notes:

Occupation:
Boulder County enterprises

Death Record - Civil:
JAMES W CARNSEW Request Information (SS-5) SSN 521-76-67 35 Residence: 80304 Boulder, Boulder, CO Born 14 Nov 1922 Last Benefit: Died 27 Aug 1997 Issued: CO

Obituary:
See Image James Henry Carnsew Jr., 7 4, of Boulder died August 27th. Mr. Carnsew was born in Denver on Novemb er 14th, 1922. He worked at Boulder County Enterprises for 10 year s. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was a baseball fa n. He is survived by a sister Mary Jane Vernier of California.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Aft 13 Apr 1931; Unknown
• Death Record - Civil: Abt Nov 1979
• Obituary: Aft Nov 1979

Notes:

Occupation:
Unknown

Death Record - Civil:
MARJORIE MCQUIDDY Request Information (SS-5) SSN 523-34-1658 Residence: Born 13 Apr 1931 Last Benefit: 37221 Nashville, Davidson, TN Died N ov 1979 Issued: CO (Before 1951

Obituary:
Missing text or image.

Marjorie married Hall, Robert [Group Sheet]

Marjorie married McQuiddy, Owen [Group Sheet]

Ellen married Coutts, Jonathan [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Bef 18 Feb 1998; Unknown
• Obituary: 23 Feb 1998; Rocky Mountian News

Notes:

Occupation:
Unknown

Obituary:
See Image Death Notice; Monahan Micha el P. "Mike" Monahan of Westminster. Recitation of the rosary, Tuesday 7: 30 p.m. Archdiocese of Denver mortuary. Funeral Mass, Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Archdiocese of Denver mortuary. Internment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In l ieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Metro Denve r, 45 at South Terry St. Denver Colorado or Christ the King American Catho lic community Aurora, Colorado .

Bernadine married Ashford, Unknown [Group Sheet]

Darryl married Cole, Jay [Group Sheet]