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1940
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March 27, 1940
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Cooper St.,, Waterloo, NSW, Australia
MRS. MARY CASEY.
The death occurred on the 27th ult., of Mrs.
Mary Casey, at her residence, Cooper-street,
Waterloo. Born at Glenastar, County Limerick,
Mrs. Casey came to Australia 44 years ago.
She was educated at the National School,
Glenastar, and shortly after her arrival in Aus-
tralia was married at St. Patrick's Church,
Kogarah, to Mr. Martin Casey. For six years
Mrs. Casey resided in Burwood, but for the
past 38 years had been living in Waterloo.
During the many years she was at Waterloo,
Mrs. Casey was most charitable, and assisted in
many ways various parochial activities. For a
long period she was a member of the Sacred
Heart Sodality at Mt. Carmel. For about seven
years Mrs. Casey suffered ill-health, and was
visited by the Sisters of Mercy from Mt. Car-
mel, Waterloo . Rev. Fathers J. Bowers, P.P.,
and F. P. Reilly were also in constant attend-
ance. The Last Sacraments were administered
by Father Bowers, who also celebrated Re-
quiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel, Waterloo, on Thursday, 28th ult. The
funeral left the church in the afternoon for
Botany Cemetery, where the prayers at the
graveside were recited by Father Reilly . Mrs.
Casey is survived by her husband, Mr. Martin
Casey, and others present at the funeral in-
cluded Mrs. Toohey (sister), Mr. J. O'Connor
(brother), and Mr. P. Casey (brother-in-law).
There were also present a number of nephews
and nieces. The funeral arrangements were
conducted by W. N. Bull Pty.. Ltd.— R.I.P.
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March 28, 1940
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Botany Cemetery, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sydney Morning Herald , Thur.28th March 1940.
CASEY, Requiem Mass for the repose of the
Soul of the late Mrs. MARY CASEY, of 34
Cooper Street, Waterloo, will be celebrated at the
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Waterloo.
THIS Thursday MORNING at 7 o'clock. The
Funeral will leave the Church THIS AFTERNOON,
at 2.30 o'clock for Botany Cemetery. Byrequest,
no flowers. WS BULL PL
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