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Obituary of Mrs. Terrence Brady

15 March 1906, Clark County (IL) Herald


Mrs. Terrence Brady was a native of County Cavan, Ireland, and came to
America in 1845.  For some years she lived in New York City with a sister,
who had preceded her to the United States.  She was one of the pioneers of
Clark county, coming here in 1852.  At that time there was no railroad
traffic to Marshall and the nearest point was Paris.  At Paris she was met
by the playmate of her girlhood days, now grown to a sturday pioneer, with
whom she had kept up a correspondence since they had parted in the
Fatherland.  At Paris they were married by Rev. Father Ryan in the little
chapel which still stnds in the west part of that city and their honeymoon
trip was overland in a wagon to Clark County.

Settling on a farm 7 1/2 miles north of Marshall, they began life in an
humble sort of way, as did many others who came to old Clark in her infancy
and helped to make the good county what she now is.  Since the death of her
husband, six years ago, she has lived with her brother, John Brady, where
she died Wednesday, March 8, 1905.

She had no children and the only ones left to mourn her death are one
brother and family and her many friends. 

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