Walter Burke Daly

Came to the US as a steerage stowaway and on arrival with 1 shilling in his pocket was hired and sent to New England to work in the tobacco fields. He brought his brothers, Michael and James to the US in 1872, leaving their father and stepmother in Ireland.

Was married in Mike Carroll's Mother's house.

Died in the New Milford Hospital.

Sept 14, 1926

I miss the patter of the little feet when she ran upon the kitchen floor she would peek into the corner and then would look behind the door. It seemed she wanted Grandpa, as no one else would do. For she made it quite a practice to try and tie his shoe.

We used to --- together and sometimes run a race. And then she'd get her little broom and help clean up the place and pull around her little cart. She knew just what to do. When we would stop to take a rest she would holler out "U Koo".

She wasn't arrogant us mortals for a little while stay. You could not love her, she had such a pleasant way. She loves light besides her ---- little ---- more We will meet her with our ---- upon the Goldent Streets.

W.B. Daly