Irish Girl Reunites With Tyrone Roots In Emmetsburg
Mary McNulty, nine when she left Tyrone with the Cullen family, traveled to New York then midwest homes before joining her Irish parents in Emmetsburg. Now Mrs. Snyder, she recalls Graettinger and Tyrone memories, hopes to reconnect with the Cullens in California, and shares a desire to learn more about her voyage to America.
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Emmetsburg Democrat
Collen
County Tyrone
Ireland
New York
Mary
Patrick McNulty
Mary McNulty
America
Illinois
Des Moines
Emerald Isle
Graettinger
Peter Cullen
Cullen
Local Graettinger Family Businesses Through the Years
Historical notes recount the Cullen family moving from Estherville to Graettinger around 1904 1908 and building a store that became Farmers Store later bought by P G Johnson in 1916 The piece mentions D J Fitzpatrick Eugena and Tom Cullen now in Phoenix and San Francisco a boy Donnia Richardson suffering a hot mangle burn and Frank Sheppard finally sleeping after 25 years of daily mail pickup shifts plus a rescued wedding license couple from Waterloo and Tri Poli with highway patrol help at Waverly
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Graettinger
D. J. Fitzpatrick
Eugena
Tom Cullen
Atora
Anderson Cafe
Farmers Store
P. G. Johnson
Worthington
Cullen
Zeta
Phoenix
Arizona
Tom
San Francisco
Sevilla
Frank Sheppard
Albia
Sheppard
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Emmetsburg
Grein Electric
Graettinger Block & Tile Co
Iowa
For
Atrensree di
H. E. Sorensen
M. D. Graettinger
J. L. Powers
Estherville
Robinson Jewelry
C. A. Shiley
Graettinge
A. H. Hoe Hobson
Optometrist
Broadway Phone
Emmeetaburg
Olene Jacobson
D. V. M. Veterinarian
B. E. Dappen
J. Emmett Martin Funeral Service
Phone
Harold Christensen Graettinger
Boalestorts
Wiker T Graettinger
Robert Simonsen
Donnia Richardson
Hansen Produce
Graes
Enburg
Glenn Henrich
Waverly
Richard Stahl
Waterloo
Elda Borchert
Tripoli
Don French
Graettinger Co-Op Grain Co
Graettinger Blacksmith & Welding
HERKE
Lundgren
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