Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Andrews, Catherine January 3, 1901
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Baltimore Sun January 5, 1901

                            Miss Catharine Andrews
A cablegram from Rome yesterday announced the death in that city of Miss 
Catharine Andrews. The message was sent to Mr. Frank Alberts of the Mount Vernon 
Hotel by Miss Eliza Andrews, sister of the deceased. It requested that Mr. 
Alberts notify Mr. Oliveira Andrews, who is the brother of Miss Andrews. The 
latter went abroad about six months ago, but is believed to have lately started 
to return to Baltimore.
Miss Andrews was a daughter of Dr. Andrews, who was a celebrated physician of 
Norfolk, Va. and amassed a large fortune. The two sisters have been abroad for 
some time. They are members of the Cathedral Parish and have been active 
contributors to the charities centering around that parish. They lived while in 
Baltimore at the Mount Vernon Hotel and previous to that the family resided for 
a while at old Barnum's Hotel.
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ANDREWS  - The remains of MISS CATHERINE ANDREWS will arrive here THIS 
(Wednesday) MORNING and the funeral will take place from St. Mary's Catholic 
Church at 11 o'clock.

Virginian Pilot April 17, 1901
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                       Arrival of Remains and Funeral

The remains of Miss Catherine Andrews, formerly a resident of Norfolk, but more 
recently of Baltimore, who departed this life in Rome, Italy, January last, 
arrived in the city yesterday morning. The obsequies were held from St. Mary's 
Catholic Church at 11 o'clock a.m. Solemn requiem mass for the repose of the 
soul of the deceased was celebrated, the following Catholic divines officiating:  
Celebrant, Rev. Father Doherty, of St. Mary's Church, Norfolk, deacon, Rev. 
Father Drake, of Sacred Heart Church, Norfolk, sub-deacon, Rev. Father Milligan, 
of Rochester, N.Y.; master of ceremonies, Rev. Father Crow, of St. Mary's 
Church, Norfolk. Seated in the sanctuary were the following ministers, Rev. 
Fathers Lane, Hamilton and Wood, of Boston and Rev. Father O'Donoghue, of 
Baltimore. The floral display was very handsome. The casket was borne by eight 
colored men. Following were the honorary pallbearers: Captain B.P. Loyall, 
Messrs. George Chamberlain, John Vermillion, Tazewell Taylor, George McIntosh 
and P.S. Stephenson. The interment was in the family vault in St. Mary's 
Cemetery. Miss Andrews was the daughter of the late Dr. Thomas F. Andrews, of 
this city. She was about 60 years of age.

Virginian Pilot April 18, 1901


Additional Comments:
Death date assumed
Daughter of Dr. Thomas F. and Caroline Sanford Andrews

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