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Source: The Morning Herald, Gloversville and Johnstown, New York
        Wednesday, May 14, 1930
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                              OBITUARY
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                    Michael Mulkerins, a well known
                  resident, passed away Monday night
                  at 10:30, at his home, 112 Prospect
                  street.  He suffered a stroke of
                  appoplexy about three months ago
                  and a second attack about a month
                  later from which he was unable to
                  rally, gradually growing weaker 
                  until the end came.  He was 60
                  years of age.
                    Mr. Mulkerins was born in Coun-
                  ty Galway, Ireland, May 12, 1870,
                  and passed away of his sixtieth
                  birthday anniversary.  His parents
                  were Michael Mulkerins and Mary 
                  Connelly.  He came to the United
                  States about forty years ago and
                  five years later came to Johnstown
                  where he had since resided.  He
                  was a leather worker by trade. Mr.
                  Mulkerins was a member of St.
                  Patrick's church.
                    The survivors are his widow;
                  two sons, Patrick and Thomas Mul-
                  kerins, both residing at home; one
                  daughter, Mrs. Clarence Brinkman
                  of Amsterdam, one brother, John
                  Mulkerins of Scotland; and one 
                  sister, Mrs. Bartley Conroy of
                  Ireland.
                    The funeral will be held from
                  the home Friday morning at 9 and
                  from St. Patrick's church at 9:30.
                  Rev. M. J. Horan, pastor, will of-
                  ficiate and interment wil be made
                  in St. Patrick's cemetery.
                  
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