Obituaries from Naugatuck and nearby towns
Miss Margaret Miller 96 of Kelly Road Waterbury dies after short illness. Born October 23 1876 in Lonaconing Maryland she worked as a dormitory matron at Danbury Normal School retiring in 1942. Funeral Tuesday 3 30 at Alderson Waterbury with burial at family convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Margaret Miller
Kelly Road
Rose Manor
Miss Miller
Lonaconing
John
Margaret (Dunsmore) Miller
First Baptist Church
Waterbury
Danbury Normal School
Waterbury Hospital
Isabel M. Peircey
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Paul Humphreys
Geinting
Waterbury Hospital Building Fund
Maloney
Walnut St
Winsted
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's New Cemetery
Hlaugatuck
Law Service
New Haven Road
Naugatuck
Connecticut Water Company Naugatuck Division
Evergreen Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
al B
Mrs. Wallace P. Traver dies after illness in Waterbury
Mrs Hos Minkwitz Traver widow of Wallace P. Traver of 40 Buckingham Drive Beacon Falls died at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Naugatuck September 3 1881 she was a Bristol Company retiree and longtime church and fraternal member. Survived by two sons Theodore and Chik. Two daughters Barbara Valentine and Blanche Passureau and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A
Ballrastd Houlihan
Platts Mi
Mobert W. Houlihan
Waterbury Hospital
Waterbury
Anthony and
Domecla (Markus) Baltrush
Naugatuck
North American Phillips Control Co
Cheshire
Winsted
John E. Donovan
Main St
Winsted Memorial Hospital
Donovan
St. Andrews Lodge No. 64
A.M
Emelia
Hart) Donovan
George and
Gilbert
Torrington
John Donovan Jr
Woodside
Patricia Pfeffer
New Hartford
Linda Fecte
Celia Scharappi
Bristol
Agnes Baldziewics
Sarah Kensy
Oldsmar
Fla
Theresa
Beacon Falls
Hos (Minkwitz) Traver
Buckingham Drive
Wallace P. Traver
Traver
Paul Hfann Harbara
Minkwitz
Prospect
Chik A
Tui
Barbara Valentine
Blanche Passureau
Page
William Rade
Bam
Kenneth
Mr. Weissman
Sophie Feldman
Hartford
Aaron
Miami
Teach
Simeon
Solomon
Morris
Stamford
Harry Milkawile
New Britain
Gallagher Funeral Home
Suburban Ave
Independent Lodge
Sperry
Farrway Drive
Olive
Department of Human Resources
Richard Daley
Neil
Company Road Battalion
Airborne
Third Infantry
Jimmy Stanford
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Mill
2.6 Million Served In Vietnam, Each Had His Own Experience
A Chicago story collection profiles nine veterans and their postwar lives after Vietnam. Milton Olive Jr. earned the Medal of Honor. his father and friends reflect on heroism, memory, and the quiet impact of war on families and communities. Other profiles include a Seattle veteran who questioned the war and its meaning, and a Naugatuck resident reflecting on loss and closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
America
Sonelung
Barbara Lem
Chicago
UPD
Lake Michigan
Ron
Milton Olive Jr
Pte
Milton Olive
Olive
Eva
Hoth
Skipper Jef
Ebenezer
Saints Industrial High School
Lexington
Miss
Tor
Ty Sangin
Milton
Lee
Sweden
Javobson
Marine Corps
Cambodia
Seattle
Nixon
George McGovern
Jacobson
Edmonds Community College
Carol
Viet
Bellevue Community College
2Nd Batallion
1St Infantry Division
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Robert Houlihan
Ides
Robert Jr
Gary
Thomas
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Syrillo Funeral Home
North Main St
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
First United Methodist Church
Kenneth Rodgers
Hillside Cemetery
Walter Hahn
THE
Connecticut Water Company
Iran Marcella
New York
Join Marcela Baorgos
Pitzgerald - Zembruski - Spritle
North St
St. James
Nauatuck
Maryanna Orlowski
Maryanna Kopolawski
Orlowski
Silver St
Zanobruski ~ Syrilla Funeral Home
East Far St. Fy St. Stanislay
Boral Na Kostka
Margaret Sullivan
Margaret W Griffind Sullivan
City
Hi St
Union City
Athan Am
Buckwyiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
St Jones
David Lawsky
Rettew Jacobson
Jone
Nam
Lawrence
Pacific
Mon Aowner
Patricia
North Vietnam
Carson City
Nev
UPI
Capital Women’s Political Caucus
Robert Carri¢re
9 Brothers
Seymour
Rt. 8
Rt. 42
Edward Newman
Carlson's
Carlson
Church St
Naugatuck Daily News
W.O.W.W
of Woww and the Naugatuck Daily News the
Church Street
Mountingw
Naugatuck Savings Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!