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Birth and Baptismal Certificate Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges Signed John O'Nell Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran (Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- An Appreciation Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others. Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums. She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'. She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago. She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate
Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran
On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian
Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell
Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges
Signed John O'Nell
Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran
(Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy
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An Appreciation
Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others.
Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums.
She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'.
She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago.
She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges Signed John O'Nell Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran (Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- An Appreciation Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others. Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums. She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'. She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago. She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate
Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran
On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian
Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell
Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges
Signed John O'Nell
Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran
(Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
An Appreciation
Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others.
Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums.
She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'.
She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago.
She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges Signed John O'Nell Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran (Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- An Appreciation Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others. Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums. She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'. She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago. She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate
Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran
On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian
Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell
Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges
Signed John O'Nell
Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran
(Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
An Appreciation
Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others.
Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums.
She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'.
She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago.
She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges Signed John O'Nell Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran (Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- An Appreciation Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others. Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums. She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'. She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago. She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
Birth and Baptismal Certificate
Diocese of Armagh Psrish of Kilsaran
On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify thta according to it Anna Maria Conachy was born on 16th day of March 1894, and was baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on 17th day of March 1894 in the Church of St. Mary's Kilsaran by the Rev. Bernard Donnelian
Parents: John Conarchy & Anne Bell
Sponsors: THomas Conachy & Mary Anne Hodges
Signed John O'Nell
Given this 11th day of January 1964 at Kilsaran
(Provided by Jane Marie Conarchy
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
An Appreciation
Anna will long be remembered by her many friends mainly because of her honesty, directness and sincerity. A lady of strong ideals, she lived by a strict code to her own way of life, and set an example shich she expected of others.
Dedicated entirely to her religion, she worked unceasingly in the advancement of the different causes that she espoused. In her time she collected over 2,000 pounds for the Foreign Missions, of which she held a certificate of perpetual membership. She also worked actively for many years for the Legion of Mary, of which she was a founder-member, and to crown her efforts she collected several thousand pound to help the Propogation of the Faith, all this, remember, in small sums.
She had a strong sense of humor, and took great joy out of an incident many years ago in Kilsaran school. During a visit of the Religious Inspectors to the school he asked a pupil who was the visible head of the church and got the prompt reply, 'Anna Conarchy'.
She had a keen mind and a vivid memory, and one could spend a pleasant hour listening to her accounts of the life and times of half a century ago.
She has gone to a well earned reward in a much happier place. May her gentle soul rest in peasce. - Rose Connolly
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1894 - 1978 (83 years)