Obituary of Mrs. Charles M. (Mary Clare Gallagher) Dolan (b.1876 d.1943), Swift Co., MN

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Funeral of Mrs. C. M. Dolan,  Resident Swift County since 1879

funeral services were held at Danvers Wednesday morning, June 23, for Mrs.  
Charles M. Dolan, a resident of this county nearly her entire lifetime and of  
Danvers since 1904.  Last rites were held in the Church of the Visitation at  
9m'clock with Rev. H. G. McCall officiation.  Pallbearers were Hugh Doyle,  
Walter and Louis Gallagher, and John, Oscar and Cecil Robertson, all cousins of  
the deceased.  Mrs. Dolan died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Quigley,  
at 8:20 o'clock Saturday evening, June 19, following a two weeks' illness.   
Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Clare Gallagher was born in Lake City on August, 1876, the daughter of Mr.  
and Mrs. James Gallagher, and was 66 years old at the time of her death.  She  
came to Swift County with her parents in 1879 and was married to Charles M.  
Dolan at the Church of the Visitation, Danvers, on November 4, 1896.  They moved  
to Danvers in 1904.  Mr. Dolan preceded her in death on January 24, 1937.  Mrs.  
Dolan was a member of the Alter and Rosary societies.  She is survived by eleven  
children,  six daughters and five sons.  Mrs.  G.E. (Laura) Quigley and Mrs. D.  
L.(Clara)  Connolly of Danvers,  Mrs. J. H. (Margaret) Aylmer of Benson, C. T.  
Dolan of Seattle Wa., E. F. Dolan, of DeGraff,  J.C. Dolan of Danvers, Mrs  
Clearence(Catherine) Tisdell of Olivia,  Mrs. Paul G. (Rose) Bliven of Glendale,  
Calif., Miss Cecelia M. Dolan of St. Paul, Sgt Vincent Dolan of Camp Claiborne,  
La. and Pvt. Richard D. Dolan of Panama.  Mrs Dolan is also survived by one  
sister,  Mrs Marie Pennyweight of Laramie, Wyoming, and nine grandchildren.
Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were,  Miss Cecelia M.  
Dolan, Mrs F.E. Dolan and Daughter Anne, Miss Cecelia A. Dolan and Mrs. Wm.  
Conlon of St. Paul;  Mr and Mrs Clarence Tisdell, Tom Tisdell and Miss Beatrice  
O'Halloran of Olivia; Mr and Mrs E. F. Dolan of DeGraff; Mrs. Richard Dolan and  
Mr. and Mrs. R Weis of Holloway; Sgt. Vincent J. Dolan of Camp Vlaiborne; Mrs.  
Marie Pennyweight of Laramie Wyoming;  Mrs. Thos. Connolly of Saint Cloud; Mrs  
Mary Ferry and Mrs Oscar Gallagher of Minneapolis; Mr and Mrs. John Robertson of  
Barry; Miss Nels Moran of Morris;  Mrs. Kenneth Smith of San Fransisco and Mrs  
Harold Riggs of Duluth.  Mrs Francis Kelly of Waverly and Mr and Mrs Luke  Carl  
of Milan.

Swift County Monitor, 6-25-1943