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Hidden Truths: Catholic Cemetery Anthony O'Regan replaced Bishop Van de Velde, when the latter applied to leave Chicago ... During the Chicago real estate collapse of 1857, O'Regan had been ... 2.
Hidden Truths: Catholic Cemetery The Catholic cemetery grounds later spread one block east to the lake (today's ... to the Catholic bishop. William Odgen was Chicago's first mayor in 1837. ... 3.
Hidden Truths: Mapping the Cemeteries The Catholic Archdiocese in Chicago has that original plat of this earliest section of the cemetery in its Archives. I was able to photograph a copy of the ... 4.
Hidden Truths: Jon N. Austin Conversation Jon N. Austin is the Executive Director of the Museum of Funeral Customs in Springfield, Illinois. We met at the iron coffin display in the museum, ... 5.
Hidden Truths: Pamela Bannos I give and bequeath to my wife, Caroline Elizabeth Couch, for the support of .... By 1882, Caroline Couch Johnson had not received her share of her father's ... 6.
Hidden Truths: David Kennison This silly story about David Keniston and four wives and zillions of children has been repeated over and over ever since Mrs. Byrd E. Miles managed to roll ... 7.
Hidden Truths: Dawn Cobb Conversation Dawn Cobb is a Biological Archaeologist, and Archaeological Research Associate at the Illinois State Museum. We met at the ISM's Research and Collections ... 8.
Hidden Truths: Catholic Cemetery In January 1882, construction began on his mansion that remains today in the Gold Coast neighborhood, overlooking Lincoln Park. The Catholic Church-owned ... 9.
Hidden Truths: Catholic Cemetery Speaking of O'Regan on page 128 in The Catholic Church in Chicago, ... By this time, the City Cemetery grounds were transitioning to become Lincoln Park. ... 10.
Hidden Truths: Acknowledgements For her phenomenal endurance and thoroughness, I am indebted to Lisa Talamantez, who proofread every single page on this Web Site. ... |
