There is a City of Providence, Rhode Island, USA, "Return of Death" certificate for Annie Mulgrew Farrell dated 1883-age 69 at 28 Howard Street (though most of the census activity around this family lists North Providence, Pawtucket, and MA. North Providence and Pawtucket can be the same area prior to late 1870s).
Parents named for Annie are "Terrence and Isobella" (using the alternate spellings) Mulgrew, rather than the possible first wife Ann as listed above. Though the timing woud be right for a first wife as mother? Perhaps Loree has already shared this document.
Ann Mulgrew Farrell is my great-great grandmother on my maternal grandfather's line. Ann Farrel's daughter Mary Ann Farrell, my great grandmother, married William Henry Whitehead the born-in-RI son of an immigrant to Rhode Island from Yorkshire, James Whitehead. Both Ann, Edward, and daughter Mary Ann are listed as buried in St. Francis Cemetery, Pawtucket, RI.
I have not found a grave/stone for Edward and Ann, yet. But a lovely stone is set for Mary Ann (Farrell) Whitehead with her family. The stone may have been provided by Mary Elizabeth Whitehead Lister known to us as "Dolly" Lister. The Listers were a woolen mill-owning family in RI.
My mother's family kept good track of these folks across generations, so I am lucky to understand who is related to whom and how. But it is a joy to be able to connect the immigrant generation to their home region in Tyrone.
I am also looking to trace Barlow origins in Tyrone. Patrick Barlow (son of John and Mary) arrived in NY in May of 1846 on the Ship Elizabeth. He listed Tyrone as his last place of residence. He made his way to Providence and eventually married Bridget Kelley (or Reilly). Thanks! -MLP
