FLANAGAN FAMILY IN ASTORIA, QUEENS
FAMILY DOCUMENTS - EDWARD F. FLANAGAN/ CATHERINE KELLY
DEATH CERTIFICATES
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Edward F. Flanagan d. May 17, 1918 (Local Queens obit. not yet found).
From New York Times, Obituary Notes, May 17, 1918, pg 23. (Indexed in NYT Index to Names)
EDWARD F. FLANAGAN, 68 years old, for eighteen years an inspector in the Queens
Department of Sewers, died in St. Elizabeth's Hospital on Friday night.
Death Certificate Information
State of N.Y., Dept of Health, City of New York, Bureau of Records, Certificate of Death
May 17, 1918 - FLANAGAN, Edward F. - Manhattan cert# 16445
DOD: May 17, 1918 11am
DOB: May 1850; Age: 68 (69)
Occ: Inspector, Sewer Dpt,
Stat: male, married, white
Place of Dth: St Elizabeth's Hosp, NYC [Manhattan]
Usual res: 274 Elm St, Astoria
Birthplace: US; in US: life; in NY: life
Father: Andrew Flanagan, b. Ire
Mother: Sarah Flanagan, b. Ire [sic - was England]
Admitted to
institution May 16, 1918
Last illness Gangrenous appendicitis - 4 days
Contrib cause: Thrombosis, Mes....?
Burial: St Mary's, May 20, 1918
Undertaker: John J. Keegan, 72 Newtown ave. Long Island City
NOTES (pf)
Edward's oldest brother, James, died of Perotinitis, which
could be translated as the same infection that that killed Edward.
Jul 02, 1925 - Catherine (KELLY) FLANAGAN - Queens cert# 3391
DOD: Jul 2, 1925 7am
DOB: Mar 16, 1854 (more likely 1850)
Age: 71y 3m 16d (more likely 75)
Occ: Housewife,
Stat: widow, female, white
wife/husb not named
Place of Dth: 274 Elm, tp of premis: private
Birthplace: Ireland; in US: 70; in NY: 70
Father: Thomas Kelly, b. Ire
Mother: Abbie Kelly, b. Ire
Attended fm: June 8, 1925
Cause: Myocarditis
Contrib cause: Anaemia
Burial: Mount St Mary's Cem, July 6, 1925
Undertaker: John J Keegan, 72 Newtown av, Astoria #921
Doctor: Walter Sickels, MD, 201 Newtown Ave, Ast
Informant James L Flanagan, son
filed July 8, 1925
NOTES (pf)
Copy made at Municipal Archives July 1998 - PF
Catherine's place of birth reported as Ireland and Astoria in equal measures.
If she did immigrate, it was probably as an infant.
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