Newspapers: Obituary Patrick H. Callen,  Aprill 12,1915

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PATRICK CALLEN 
Mr. Patrick H. Callen died at his late home on Main street, 
Nesquehoning of pneumonia on Saturday at 4:30 p.m., after a short illness, aged 74 
years. Deceased had been complaining lately but was able to be about until 
Friday when he retired to his room. Mr. Callen had recently been appointed 
supervisor of Mauch Chunk township, he having lived retired for a number of years, 
being long employed as a coal miner. He has an envious career as a Civil War 
veteran, having been twice imprisoned during the war, once for six 
months at Libby. 

His widow, Mrs. Mary Callen, and a brother, Thomas, of Nesquehoning 
survive, besides the following children: George, Charles and Margaret at home; 
Mrs. Owen McCannon of Nesquehoning; Mrs. Harry Davenport, Mrs. Phillip Tracy 
and Mrs. Patrick Tracy, of Butte, Montana; Peter of Waterbury, Conn. an[d] 
Edward of South Bethlehem. The funeral will be held on Tuesday morning at 
9:30, from the Sacred Heart Church. Interment in the Sacred Heart Cemetery.