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Object ID

2005.0016.0022

Object Name

Clipping

Collection

VF Churches, Catholic

Scope & Content

Article from The Peconic Bay Shopper entitled "The First St. Patrick Church: 1863-1946" by Paul Hunter.

Date

March 6, 1991

People

Hunter, Paul
Strasser, Francis
Sherman, Rev. Father George D.
Grattan, Charles
Goubeaud, Joseph
Sayre, Barbara
McGann, John (Bishop)
Flaherty, Rev. Father William H.
Barnwell, Rev. Father Robert J.
Bie, Rev. Father Paul R.
Asip, James W. (Rev. Msgr.)
Lang, Larry
Dickerson, Betty
Dickerson, Hank
Curran, Michael (Rev.)
Maginnis, Edward
McCarthy, John (Rev.)
O'Neill, Michael (Rev.)
Connolly, John
Farrell, Joseph
Magee, James
Thompson, John
Conway, Patrick
Conway, Jerome
Loughlin, John (Rev.)
Brunemann, Joseph (Rev.)
McKenna, Rev. Father John R.
Buckley, Oliver K.
Crowley, Jeremiah (Rev.)
McEnroe, James (Rev.)
Conway, Patrick
Ducley, James
Newell, Rosalind Case
Foley, Rev. Father R. S.
Crowley, James (Rev.)
O'Reilly, Myles (Rev.)
Lynch, James H. (Rev.)
Matthews, Peter (Rev.)
Acholley, Edward (Rev.)
Uleau, Francis J. (Rev.)
O'Malley, Martin J. (Rev.)
McGrath, Edward F. (Rev.)
Sherman, George (Rev.)
Rath, A. Augustine (Rev.)
Reilly, Joseph A. (Rev.)
Costello, Raymond J. A.
McLouglin, Patrick J. (Rev.)
Carow, Charles
Gleason, Rev. Father Mortimer J.
Mahoney, John F. (Rev.)
Fisher, John T. (Rev.)
Crynes, Donald G. (Rev.)
Dlag, Aloysius J. (Rev.)
Bie, Rev. Father Paul R.
Carroll, Elsie
McCabe, Mary (?)
Moffat, Fannie
Mahoney Jr., Mildred (?)
McCabe, Katherine
Grattan, Rose
Furey, Esther (Ester?)
Furey, Katie
Conway, Margaret
Gagen, Sadie
May, Julia
Gagen, Mamie
Stelzer, Julia
Fox, Thomas
Carroll, John
Grattan, William
Gagen, Bernard
Burns, Joseph
Jerome, John J. (?)
Grattan, Peter
Gagen, Charles A.
Reimer, Joseph
Akscin, Francis
Grattan, Catherine Regina
Currie-Bell, Ann Hallock

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