09/22/2009

Tombstone Tuesday: The Berrigans

Berrigan1

Berrigan2
The ages are askew on these stones.  Dennis Berrigan 1834-1912 (I have the death certificate which is below the fold).  Mary (Haberlin) Berrigan 1835-1916.  So in both cases, the birth and death years are wrong.  And you wonder why genealogists drink?
Dberrigan
Sep 22, 2009 11:59:00 AM | Gravestones

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