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Note for: Francis E. [Jinky] Mulhearn, 11 JUL 1892 - 29 SEP 1969 Index

Burial:
     Date:   2 OCT 1969
     Place:   St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA

Note:   Originally from Jeddo, and later lived in Freeland, per Sarah McLaughlin.

Buried St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA per LDS Ancestal File.
I found the gravemarker for Francis and Anna in St. Ann's Cemetery, on July 2002.
Spelled Francis E Mulhearn, 1892 - 1969.
Anna C. 1895 - 1990.

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Note for: Mary Mulhearn, JUL 1887 - unknown Index

Burial:
     Place:   St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA

Note:   Wedding announcement of Mary and John in Freeland Tribune, Thursday, June 3, 1921.
O' Donnelll - Mulhearn. John O'Donnell, of Walnut Street, and miss Mary Mulhearn, of Oakdale, were married in St. Ann's Church by Rev. P.A. Nolan, on May 26. They were attended by John Gallagher of Drifton, and miss Betsy Haughey, of Jeddo. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride in Oakdale, and later they departed for New York City to spend their honeymoon.

1930 Census lists Mary, age 42, living in Freeland Borough, with husband John, age 45, and the following children: Mary, age 7; Helen, age 7; (twins?), Anna, age 5; Hugh, age 3 and 3 months; and Claire, age 5 months.

Buried St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA per LDS Ancestal File.

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Note for: Anna Mulhearn, JUL 1895 - Index

Burial:
     Place:   St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA

Note:   Anna never married.

Buried St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA per LDS Ancestal File.

Birth note:    Something wrong here, 5 mo.apart from sister's birth.

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Note for: Anna C. Cadden, 1895 - 1990 Index

Burial:
     Date:   1990
     Place:   St. Ann's Cemetery, Freeland, PA

Note:   Birth and death info taken from grave marker, St. Ann's Cemetery.

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Note for: John O'Donnell, ABT 1883 - died Index

Occupation:   Engineer
     Date:   1921

Note:   John and Mary had 5 children.

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Note for: John Mulhern, 1841 - 16 AUG 1899 Index

Burial:
     Date:   19 AUG 1899
     Place:   Hanover Catholic Cemetery, PA

Note:   Note: John and Peter could possibly be twins, based on gravemarker dates of 1841 birthdate for both.

According to Kathleen Brophy John came to America in 1880, when daughter Susan was a baby.They came over with their ten living children at that time. Three more children were born in the US.
They must have arrived in the US between May 1880 when Susan was born in Ireland, and October 1883 when James was born in PA.

According to Iva Hanlon: John settled in East End when he came to America. Her records indicate he arrived in 1882. She believes he arrived in US much earlier than 1882.
Obituary states he arrived in US 17 years earlier, which would have been about 1882.
Name spelled MULHERIN in obituary.

Living on Scott Street in Jan. 1907, according to daughter Susan's wedding announcement.

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Here is his obituary:

The Wilkes-Barre Record
Thursday, August 17, 1899

DEATH OF JOHN MULHERIN

John Mulherin Sr. of 346 Scott Street died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning of a complication of diseases. Mr. Mulherin had been complaining for some time, but was not confined to his bed until about three weeks ago. He was born in County Donegal, Ireland, and came to this country with his family seventeen years ago and located in Wilkes-Barre and has since been a resident of this city. He was a member of Branch 107, E.B.A., (Emerald Beneficial Association) of East End, and was highly respected. Mr. Mulherin was the father of a large family and is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. John H. Boyle of Philadelphia, Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell of Norristown, Mrs. Lewis Fearing of Millburn, NJ, Thomas of New York City and John, Sarah, Joseph, Susie, James and Bernard, who reside at home. The funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, with a solemn requiem high mass at Holy Savior Church. Interment in Hanover Catholic Cemetery.

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Here is John's funeral notice:

The Wilkes-Barre Record
August 21, 1899

FUNERAL OF JOHN MULHERIN

The funeral of John Mulherin of East End took place on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, with a requiem high mass at Holy Savior Church. The celebrant was Rev. Father O'Reilly, who preached an excellent sermon, and in the course of his remarks voiced a glowing tribute to the memory of the deceased. The church was crowded with many friends of the deceased who had known and admired him in life. There were beautiful flowers. Mr. Mulherin was a member of Branch 107, E.B.A., which society attended in a body, and the following pall bearers were selected from it: Thomas Ward, John Brislin, Patrick McCabe, William McGarvey, James K. Boyle and John Kline. Interment was in Hanover Catholic Cemetery. Among the flowers were a pillow with "Our Father", a bouquet of roses from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulherin, a sheaf of wheat from Charles Norton, a bouquet from Mrs. Little and Mrs. Detter, and a bouquet of lilies from Kate McGerghery.
(Note: "Hanover Catholic Cemetery" is St. Mary's in Hanover Township).

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St. Mary's Cemetery burial records indicates John is buried in Lot #407, grave #10.