Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . H O M z M 0 oz w Q M w 0. ta XH W so M ?Jw PS DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER. 141 After tlie end of the exercises, Colonel Finerty was enter-tained at the Helena Club by United States Senator ThomasH. Carter, Hon. Martin Maginnis, Colonel Borden and othergentlemen. MRS. Ki^lZABETH M. J. MEAGHER. N. Y., July 6, lyoo.—Mrs. Elizabeth M. J. Meagher, widow of Gen. Thos. , who lead the faxnous Irish brigade in the Civil War, died yesterdayat her home in Rye, Westchester County, of heart disease. She was born inSouthfle
Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . H O M z M 0 oz w Q M w 0. ta XH W so M ?Jw PS DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER. 141 After tlie end of the exercises, Colonel Finerty was enter-tained at the Helena Club by United States Senator ThomasH. Carter, Hon. Martin Maginnis, Colonel Borden and othergentlemen. MRS. Ki^lZABETH M. J. MEAGHER. N. Y., July 6, lyoo.—Mrs. Elizabeth M. J. Meagher, widow of Gen. Thos. , who lead the faxnous Irish brigade in the Civil War, died yesterdayat her home in Rye, Westchester County, of heart disease. She was born inSouthfleld, Orange County, N. Y., in 1S30, and was a daughter of Peter Town-send. Mrs. Meaghers great grandfather made the chain that stretchedacross the Hudson during the revolution to prevent the British from ascend-ing the river from West Point. Her grandfather was the first man in thecountry to make steel rails. Mrs. Meagher met her husband in this city while he, an exile from Ire-land because of his connection with the patriotic league there, was becomingfamous for his ora
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