Sadie Agnes (Mulligan) PERRIN

MULLIGAN, PERRIN, OBRIEN, KEARNEY, ENRIGHT, KENNY, FOLEY, YOUNGMAN, MURRAY, KNOWLES, MEAKENS, OCONNELL, DRUMM, BRADY, MOORE, CALLAN, KEYES, BAUER, FREY, TEAHEN

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Date: 2/10/2024 at 13:07:02

Sadie Agnes Mulligan Perrin
24 December 1884 ---- 22 September 1917

Mrs. Sadie Mulligan Perrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulligan, was born December 24, 1884, at Eagle Grove, Iowa. She graduated from the Eagle Grove High School in 1901. After holding several positions in this city, she went to Cedar Rapids, where she held a very responsible position with the Cedar Rapids National Bank until her marriage, May 16, 1911. She is survived by two children, Francis Joseph, five years old, and Mary Gertrude, seventeen months old. Others to mourn her loss are her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulligan, her brothers Rev. Thomas Mulligan, Rome, Italy; Walter Mulligan of Cedar Rapids; and John Mulligan, of Dubuque College; and her sisters: Gertrude Mulligan of Cedar Rapids, and Helen Mulligan of this city.

Requiem mass was celebrated in Sacred Heart church by Very Rev. T. Nolan and burial was in Calvary Cemetery.

The following from out of town were in attendance at the funeral: Rev. T. J. O'Brien, Tama, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kearney, Mrs. D. Enright and daughter Marguerite, and Leo Cummings, Tama, Iowa; Mr. James Mulligan, and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kenny, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. P. J. Foley, Cutler, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mulligan, Bancroft, Iowa; Mrs. John Youngman and daughter Evelyn of Fairbank, Iowa; Miss Claire O'Neill, Miss Catherine Murray, Mrs. Chas. Knowles, Mrs. Albert Knowles, Miss Margaret Drumm, Miss Elizabeth 0'Connell, Mrs. W. P. Moore, Mrs. A. C. Meakens, Mrs. Harry Teahen, James L. Callan and Thomas Brady, Cedar Rapids; Walter Smith, Des Moines; Mrs. Keyes and Mr. Fred Bauer of Webster City; Mrs. N. J. Frey of Madison, Wis.; her brother John, who is attending Dubuque College, and her brother Walter and sister Gertrude of Cedar Rapids.

EAGLE GROVE EAGLE -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
September 27, 1917

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Mrs. Lee Perrin of Eagle Grove died recently of a broken heart because her husband was sent to the penitentiary several years ago for defaulting funds of the bank in which he was employed. Perrin was allowed to go from the prison to Eagle Grove and return to the penitentiary without escort. A son was born to his wife shortly after Perrin was sent to prison and his trip there afforded him the first chance of seeing the child.

GOLDFIELD CHRONICLE -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 4, 1917