[S2571] The Pittsfield Sun, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Thu., 4 Jun 1903, p. 3.Mrs. John Tyne, 62 years of age, died suddenly Friday afternoon of heart failure, at her home, "Willow Dale" farm. Eighteen years ago she was left a widow with a family of four children, the oldest but 12 years old, and it is greatly to her credit that she was able to keep her little family together until they were old enough to care for themselves. She is survived by two daughters, Agnes, a teacher in the public schools of Chicopee; Minnie, who has been caring for her mother at home, and one son, John J., also at home. The funeral was held from St. Mary's church in Lee on Sunday at 2 p. m. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery in that town. The bearers were William H. Young and Thomas Burke of New York city, J. J. Dunning of Hartford Conn., F. F. Young of Dalton, M. E. Hoy of Becket and Henry F. Phelon of Lee. A large number of people from New York, Hartford, Springfield, Winsted and Becket and surrounding towns attended the funeral, among whom were: P. H. and William H Young. Edward Dougherty, Thomas Burke, Misses Mary Tyne, Helen Young, Helen Burke, Mae Dougherty of New York city; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Barnes, George A. Barnes of Springfield, Miss Anna Wall of Huntington, Anna Kelliher and Pierce Daley of Ansonia, Conn., John J. Dunning of Hartford. Conn., Mrs. James Ferry of Mill River, Misses Kittie Ferry and Jennie Kelly of Winsted. Conn., Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Young, F. F. Young, E. J. Young. Misses Margaret, Mary and Katharine Young, E. T. Killian. Misses Margaret and Agnes Killian, Dalton; Mr. and Mrs. James Carey of Pittsfield, Lewellyn Roberts and Miss Elisabeth Morrissey of Hinsdale.
[S2571] The Pittsfield Sun, Thu., 4 Jun 1903, p. 3.Mrs. John Tyne, 62 years of age, died suddenly Friday afternoon of heart failure, at her home, "Willow Dale" farm. Eighteen years ago she was left a widow with a family of four children, the oldest but 12 years old, and it is greatly to her credit that she was able to keep her little family together until they were old enough to care for themselves. She is survived by two daughters, Agnes, a teacher in the public schools of Chicopee; Minnie, who has been caring for her mother at home, and one son, John J., also at home. The funeral was held from St. Mary's church in Lee on Sunday at 2 p. m. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery in that town. The bearers were William H. Young and Thomas Burke of New York city, J. J. Dunning of Hartford Conn., F. F. Young of Dalton, M. E. Hoy of Becket and Henry F. Phelon of Lee. A large number of people from New York, Hartford, Springfield, Winsted and Becket and surrounding towns attended the funeral, among whom were: P. H. and William H Young. Edward Dougherty, Thomas Burke, Misses Mary Tyne, Helen Young, Helen Burke, Mae Dougherty of New York city; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Barnes, George A. Barnes of Springfield, Miss Anna Wall of Huntington, Anna Kelliher and Pierce Daley of Ansonia, Conn., John J. Dunning of Hartford. Conn., Mrs. James Ferry of Mill River, Misses Kittie Ferry and Jennie Kelly of Winsted. Conn., Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Young, F. F. Young, E. J. Young. Misses Margaret, Mary and Katharine Young, E. T. Killian. Misses Margaret and Agnes Killian, Dalton; Mr. and Mrs. James Carey of Pittsfield, Lewellyn Roberts and Miss Elisabeth Morrissey of Hinsdale.
