John BAKER
Death
It is hard to read the Where Buried? ChatGPT thinks it is "Cranston, RI"
In 1898, many early Irish immigrant Catholics who died in Cranston were buried in St. Ann's or, frequently in the mid-19th century, St. Patrick Cemetery in Providence (established 1844). By 1898, St. Ann's was the primary Catholic repository within the city limits.
Thanks to John Baker
Death
It is hard to read the Where Buried? ChatGPT thinks it is "Cranston, RI"
In 1898, many early Irish immigrant Catholics who died in Cranston were buried in St. Ann's or, frequently in the mid-19th century, St. Patrick Cemetery in Providence (established 1844). By 1898, St. Ann's was the primary Catholic repository within the city limits.
Thanks to John Baker
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It is hard to read the Where Buried? ChatGPT thinks it is "Cranston, RI"
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