TRAINOR. Mary (Dunn) 1845-1914

TRAINOR, DUNN, BARRETT, CLARK

Posted By: S. Bell
Date: 8/24/2012 at 12:51:13

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MRS. TRAINOR DIES SUDDENLY

SURVIVED BY HUSBAND
AND SIX CHILDREN

Funeral from
Sacred Heart Church
Friday Morning.

The death of Mrs. Michael N. Trainor, which occurred at 3:30 o'clock this morning at the family residence at 1003 Grant avenue, was a shock to the family and relatives. Mrs. Trainor had rot felt well for about a week, but her illness did not become serious until after 6 o'clock last evening. Death was caused by neuralgia or the heart.

Mrs. Trainor, nee Mary Dunn, was born at Calais, Maine, Feb. 1, 1845. and when still a child removed with her parents to Wisconsin. She lived in the latter state for many years.

Her marriage to Michael N. Trainor was celebrated December 30, 1866, at Manltowoc,. Wisconsin, and in 1871 they removed to Black Hawk county, Iowa, locating on a farm in Lincoln Township, where they resided until 1903, when they removed to Waterloo.

Mrs. Trainor was the mother or eight children, six of whom survive. They are: Edwin, Buckingham; Charles, Clarence, Bernadette and Tressa, all of Waterloo, and Mrs. Mae Barrett, Waterville, New York. The husband also survives.

Mrs. Trainor leaves the following brothers and sisters: James Dunn, Lynn Haven, Florida; Charles A. Dunn, La Crosse, Wisconsin; Smith Dunn, Mrs. Martin Clark, and Daniel Dunn, all of Redmond City, California, and John Dunn, Oregon City, Oregon.

Mrs. Trainer was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

The funeral services will be held from that church Friday morning and interment will be made in Calvary Cemetery.

[Waterloo Evening Courier, Tuesday, November 24, 1914, Waterloo, Iowa]

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Children listed on Find a Grave by contributor Janice Jones:

Edwin E. Trainor (1868-1916)
Clarence P. Trainor (1872-1945)
Bernadette Trainor (1878-1958)
Anna E. Trainor (1880-1904)
Charles Blessington Trainor (1885-1959)
Warren F. Trainor (1889-1904)