Julia McCarthy

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Julia McCarthy

1870 - 1949

Mrs. Con McCarthy, 79, a life long resident of Watertown, residing at 305 West Main Street, died November 7, 1949 at her home following a four day illness. Her husband's name was Cornelius, but he always used the name "Con."

She was the former Julia Haberkorn, a pioneer family of this section. She was born here Feb. 15, 1870, her parents being Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haberkorn. She was married in St. Henry's in 1889 to Mr. McCarthy.

Mrs. McCarthy was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, the Rosary and Altar society and the Pitterie-Beaudoin post auxiliary, American Legion, of which she wan a Gold Star Mother member.

The funeral took place in St. Bernard's Church, the Rev. James Gailagan, C.S.C., officiated. Interment was in St. Bernard's cemetery.

SURVIVORS

Daughter Mrs. Isabel Drought, at home

Daughter Mrs. Marian Dunn, Waterloo

Daughter Mrs. Raymond Marshall, Detroit, Mich.

Sister Mrs. Mark Oehrlein, Milwaukee

Sister Mrs. Harry Larson, Milwaukee

Sister Mrs. William Helpap, Watertown

Sister Mrs. R. 0. Martin, Watertown

Sister Miss Frances Haberkorn, Watertown

Sister Mrs. John Hrobsky, Watertown

Sister Mrs. Charles Lange, Waterloo

Sister Mrs. Henry Meyer, Waterloo

Sister Miss Martha Haberkorn, Waterloo

Brother Joseph Haberkorn, Watertown

Brother Ben Haberkorn, Watertown

Brother John Haberkorn, Marshall

PRECEDED IN DEATH:

Daughter Mrs. Alice Engelhardt, died in 1944

Son Daniel J. McCarthy, died in 1918 while serving

with the U. S. armed forces in World War I