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John J. Haggerty II and Maud Lightfoot |
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1 Photo of John J. Haggerty II. |
2 Photo of Maud Lightfoot Haggerty. |
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The Family of John J. Haggerty II and Maud Lightfoot Haggerty |
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The Parents of John J. Haggerty II John Haggerty I and Patience Ann Medley Haggerty
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The Parents of Maud Lightfoot William Lightfoot I and Elizabeth M. Bowen Lightfoot
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Haggerty Family Tree
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Medley Family Tree
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Lightfoot Family Tree
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Marriages of John J. Haggerty II Marriage to Maud Lightfoot in 1887
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Marriages of Maud Lightfoot Marriage to John J. Haggerty II in 1887
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The Obituary of John J. Haggerty II 1855 - 14 September 1913 From the Livonia Gazette, 19 September 1913 John J. Haggerty died at the home of his brother Dan in Lima Sunday night, after a long illness at the age of 58. He had always lived in the towns of Livonia and Lima. He married a daughter of William Lightfoot twenty-five years ago,and there are two sons, William and John. There are also three brothers, William, Daniel and Edward, and two sisters, Mrs. Rice of Lima and Mrs. Ashe of East Henrietta. The funeral was held at St.Rose’s church in Lima Wednesday morning.
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The Obituary of Maud Lightfoot Haggerty 1869 - 27 March 1899 From the Livonia Gazette, 31 March 1899 Mrs. John Haggerty died at her residence last Monday morning at 10 o’clock, after an illness of less than a week. An operation for appendicitis was performed last Sunday noon, which seemed very successful, but the action of her heart was not sufficiently strong to stand the shock, and Monday morning it was noticed that she was failing, and her death soon followed. Mrs. Haggerty was the daughter of William Lightfoot and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen. Besides these she leaves, to mourn her loss, a husband and two young sons, aged 11 and 9 years. Funeral services were held from her late home at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning, and from St. Michael’s church at 2. The burial was at Hemlock.
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The Burial of John J. Haggerty II St. Rose Cemetery in Lima NY
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The Burial of Maud Lightfoot Haggerty Village Cemetery in Hemlock NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |