The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Feb. 2, 1892, Tues - page 6
Death of James McCullough
James McCullough, the last surviving son of the dead tragedian, died yesterday of pneumonia, at the old homestead, 219 East Thompson street. Mr. McCullough was about forty years of age. His brother, William, died in 1886, and his mother in 1888.
The only surviving descendant of the tragedian is Letitia, daughter of James McCullough. The young lady, now about eighteen years of age, will inherit the entire estate, which is appraised at $60,000.
Contributor: LS (48401390)∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 pg 644
bu: Feb 27, 1892; 41 yrs old
interment# 54684
Death of James McCullough
James McCullough, the last surviving son of the dead tragedian, died yesterday of pneumonia, at the old homestead, 219 East Thompson street. Mr. McCullough was about forty years of age. His brother, William, died in 1886, and his mother in 1888.
The only surviving descendant of the tragedian is Letitia, daughter of James McCullough. The young lady, now about eighteen years of age, will inherit the entire estate, which is appraised at $60,000.
Contributor: LS (48401390)∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 pg 644
bu: Feb 27, 1892; 41 yrs old
interment# 54684
The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Feb. 2, 1892, Tues - page 6
Death of James McCullough
James McCullough, the last surviving son of the dead tragedian, died yesterday of pneumonia, at the old homestead, 219 East Thompson street. Mr. McCullough was about forty years of age. His brother, William, died in 1886, and his mother in 1888.
The only surviving descendant of the tragedian is Letitia, daughter of James McCullough. The young lady, now about eighteen years of age, will inherit the entire estate, which is appraised at $60,000.
Contributor: LS (48401390)∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 pg 644
bu: Feb 27, 1892; 41 yrs old
interment# 54684
Death of James McCullough
James McCullough, the last surviving son of the dead tragedian, died yesterday of pneumonia, at the old homestead, 219 East Thompson street. Mr. McCullough was about forty years of age. His brother, William, died in 1886, and his mother in 1888.
The only surviving descendant of the tragedian is Letitia, daughter of James McCullough. The young lady, now about eighteen years of age, will inherit the entire estate, which is appraised at $60,000.
Contributor: LS (48401390)∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 pg 644
bu: Feb 27, 1892; 41 yrs old
interment# 54684
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