NOTE: The obituary birth year differs from the memorial birth year. While gravestones are commonly incorrect, so are obituaries. Please seek further documentation.
MOTHER: Mary O'Neil, 1830 – 1914
FATHER: John Higgins, 1822 – 1900
(immigrants from County Wexford, Ireland)
SIBLINGS:
Miles Higgins, 1857 – 1929
Jane Higgins, 1861 – 1942
Elizabeth C Higgins, 1863 – 1918
John Higgins, 1865 – 1925
Bridget "Biddie" Higgins, 1867 – 1878
Anne A Higgins, 1869 – 1942
Obituary:
"PATRICK HIGGINS LONG SICK, DEAD
Patrick Joseph Higgins, a resident of this county most of his life, died at his home .4 miles northeast of town Monday morning at 9 o’clock. He had been in poor health for several years and seriously ill for the past three weeks, suffering from complications.
"The deceased, a son of John and Mary (O’Neil) Higgins, was born in Ohio, January 22, 1858.
"Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John G. Reidelbach, of Winamac, and Jennie, with whom he lived.
"Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St. Peter’s church in charge of Rev. J. J. Becker and burial was made in St. Peter’s cemetery west of town."
MOTHER: Mary O'Neil, 1830 – 1914
FATHER: John Higgins, 1822 – 1900
(immigrants from County Wexford, Ireland)
SIBLINGS:
Miles Higgins, 1857 – 1929
Jane Higgins, 1861 – 1942
Elizabeth C Higgins, 1863 – 1918
John Higgins, 1865 – 1925
Bridget "Biddie" Higgins, 1867 – 1878
Anne A Higgins, 1869 – 1942
Obituary:
"PATRICK HIGGINS LONG SICK, DEAD
Patrick Joseph Higgins, a resident of this county most of his life, died at his home .4 miles northeast of town Monday morning at 9 o’clock. He had been in poor health for several years and seriously ill for the past three weeks, suffering from complications.
"The deceased, a son of John and Mary (O’Neil) Higgins, was born in Ohio, January 22, 1858.
"Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John G. Reidelbach, of Winamac, and Jennie, with whom he lived.
"Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St. Peter’s church in charge of Rev. J. J. Becker and burial was made in St. Peter’s cemetery west of town."
NOTE: The obituary birth year differs from the memorial birth year. While gravestones are commonly incorrect, so are obituaries. Please seek further documentation.
MOTHER: Mary O'Neil, 1830 – 1914
FATHER: John Higgins, 1822 – 1900
(immigrants from County Wexford, Ireland)
SIBLINGS:
Miles Higgins, 1857 – 1929
Jane Higgins, 1861 – 1942
Elizabeth C Higgins, 1863 – 1918
John Higgins, 1865 – 1925
Bridget "Biddie" Higgins, 1867 – 1878
Anne A Higgins, 1869 – 1942
Obituary:
"PATRICK HIGGINS LONG SICK, DEAD
Patrick Joseph Higgins, a resident of this county most of his life, died at his home .4 miles northeast of town Monday morning at 9 o’clock. He had been in poor health for several years and seriously ill for the past three weeks, suffering from complications.
"The deceased, a son of John and Mary (O’Neil) Higgins, was born in Ohio, January 22, 1858.
"Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John G. Reidelbach, of Winamac, and Jennie, with whom he lived.
"Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St. Peter’s church in charge of Rev. J. J. Becker and burial was made in St. Peter’s cemetery west of town."
MOTHER: Mary O'Neil, 1830 – 1914
FATHER: John Higgins, 1822 – 1900
(immigrants from County Wexford, Ireland)
SIBLINGS:
Miles Higgins, 1857 – 1929
Jane Higgins, 1861 – 1942
Elizabeth C Higgins, 1863 – 1918
John Higgins, 1865 – 1925
Bridget "Biddie" Higgins, 1867 – 1878
Anne A Higgins, 1869 – 1942
Obituary:
"PATRICK HIGGINS LONG SICK, DEAD
Patrick Joseph Higgins, a resident of this county most of his life, died at his home .4 miles northeast of town Monday morning at 9 o’clock. He had been in poor health for several years and seriously ill for the past three weeks, suffering from complications.
"The deceased, a son of John and Mary (O’Neil) Higgins, was born in Ohio, January 22, 1858.
"Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John G. Reidelbach, of Winamac, and Jennie, with whom he lived.
"Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St. Peter’s church in charge of Rev. J. J. Becker and burial was made in St. Peter’s cemetery west of town."
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