Newspapers: Obituary Mary Callen,  May 15,1916 

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Obituary: The Daily Times-MAUCH CHUNK, PA., MONDAY MAY 15TH, 1916 

NESQUEHONING CHRONICLINGS 

ITEMS OF INTEREST THAT TRANSPIRE IN THAT 
LIVELY MINING VILLAGE UP THE LINE 

Mrs. Mary Callen. 

Mrs. Mary Callen, widow of the late Patrick Callen, of Nesquehoning, a 
civil war hero, who died a year ago, died yesterday, at 8.30 a.m., of 
complication, after a lingering illness. aged 70 years. She was an estimable lady 
beloved and respected by many friends and neighbors for her many admirable 
qualities. 

She was the mother of a large and creditable family for whose welfare 
no sacrifice was too much for her to make, thus setting an example of 
grand and noble motherhood that commended itself to general emulation. Her 
daughter Mrs. Alice Tracy, of Butte Mont., was rushing to her bedside when she died, 
reaching Chicago Ill., as she expired. 

The following children survive: Mrs. Harry Davenport, Mrs. Alice Tracy, 
Charles Callen, Butte, Mont.; Peter Callen, Waterville, Conn.; Edward 
Callen, South Bethlehem; Mrs. Owen McConnon and Miss Margaret Callen, 
Nesquehoning.