Outagamie County WI Archives Photo Tombstone.....Anglim & Trainor, Catherine Trainor, Rose Ellen, Isabella C, Margaret A 
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Cemetery:           St Edwards Cath Cem Mackville WI (Town Of Center)
Name:               Catherine Trainor, Rose Ellen, Isabella C, Margaret A Anglim & Trainor

Date Of Photograph: May 1, 2006
Photo can be seen at:
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Catherine Trainor Anglim, Rose Ellen Anglim, Isabella C Anglim & Margaret A 
Anglim all died due to an epidemic in the fall of 1872. Rose was age 10, 
Isabella about 14 and Margaret about 17 years.  The husband and father, James 
Anglim, was said to have died later of a broken heart, leaving the rest of 
Catherine and James' children as orphans. Catherine probably died 22 Oct, not 
22 Sept, because of a written record by a visiting priest found at St Joseph 
Cath Parish in Appleton.  No written records seem to exist for the girls or 
for James.

File attached: Anglim Trainor monument St Edward Cem Mackville 33 percent 
ehn+3.jpg   size: 288 KB

Transcription of the stone:

Transcription of Anglim text from St Edward’s Cemetery, Mackville WI


In   Memory  of
 CATHARINE TRAINOR .
Wife   of
JAMES ANGLIM,
Died   Sept. 22, 1872
Ć. 39 y’s 8 mo’s.
Native of Parish Dromore Co.Tyrone, Ire.
 ROSE ELLEN .
Died  Sept. 18, 1872;
 ISABELLA C.
Died  Oct. 20, 1872;
 MARGARET  A.
Died  Nov. 25, 1872;
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Children of
J & C . ANGLIM .
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
May  their  souls  rest  in  peace  Amen.


Notes:
Broken off and buried below Isabella’s name, but St Edwards parish notes made 
in Jan 1933 by Fr. N. L. Gross by recording information from the cemetery 
gravestones gave Isabella’s death date as Oct 20 1872.

Excavation by Anthony Knuppel of Appleton Marble in November 2005 confirmed 
that date and also revealed what was carved below Isabella C’s name - much of 
which was in pristine condition.

Further notes: The period after “Ire” was probably on the original stone, but 
was mostly worn away. There was either a colon or semi-colon after the first 
date of 1872, but this is being omitted on the new stone carving.  Also, the 
original carving had “there” mistakenly carved for “their” at the bottom, but 
this is being corrected on the new carving.  Dromore was also 
spelled “Dramore.” All names are being spelled as on the original, for 
example “Catharine” vs. Catherine.



Additional Comments:
This photo should replace the current posting by the Larry & Linda Kopet, 
because the tombstone has now been excavated, mounted to granite and reset.  
My photos were taken at the Appleton Marble & Granite Works after excavation.  
The original caption is incorrect (surname is incorrectly given as Anclim - 
should be Anglim - a rare Irish name.) 

File at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/wi/outagamie/photos/tombstones/stedwardscathcem/anglimtr7240gph.txt

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