From a newspaper local to Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania in October of 1910:

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  Auburn Centre - Supervisor Treible has built a substantial bridge over
the Cool Creek near James Keogh's.

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Probably from a newspaper local to Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania dated
March 16, 1932:

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James Keogh, an aged and highly respected citizen of Auburn township,
died at his home at Auburn Place, about noon yesterday, Tuesday, March 15,
1932, after a short illness with pneumonia, he having been sick only since
Friday.  He was 88 years of age and had many friends in Susquehanna and
Wyoming counties.  He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Kernan
of Meshoppen, Mrs. James McNerney on the homestead farm, and Mrs. Kennedy
of Scranton; also one brother, Thomas Keogh of Elk Lake.
  The funeral will be held this Wednesday morning at St. Bonaventures church
at Auburn Place, and burial will be made in the cemetery adjoining by the
side of his wife who died five years ago on the same date of his death.

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Probably from a newspaper local to Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania in July
of 1972:

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  Thomas C. Kernan, 89, 18 Goethe St., Binghamton, N.Y., formerly of
Meshoppen, died Saturday at Asa Park Manor, Montrose, after an illness.
His wife, the former Mary Keough, died 19 years ago.
  Born in Meshoppen Twp., Wyoming County, he conducted a dairy farm until
his retirement several years ago.  He also was employed by the Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation.  He was a member of St. Joachim Church,
Meshoppen, and its Holy Name Society.
  Surviving are a son, James, Meshoppen; three daughters, Mrs. E. J. [sic]
Bond, Vestal, N.Y.; Mrs. Edward Monske, Binghamton, N.Y., and Mrs. Frances
[sic] Gibbard, [sic] Dimock, 16 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
  The funeral will be Tuesday from Bryce Sheldon Funeral Home, Main Street,
Meshoppen, with mass at 10 a.m. in St. Joachim Church.  Interment parish
cemetery.
  Friends may call today 2 to 4, 7 to 9 p.m.  The rosary will be recited
at 8 p.m.

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