March 16-31, 1649 - 1966

File — Box: 1, Folder: 6

Scope and Contents

Jesuit obituaries: Francix X. Carvalho (1905), Charles Alsberge (1876), John Breboeuf (1649), Thomas McDonough (1879), Gabriel Lallemant (1649), Hermann J. Werner (1920), Michael Haugherty (1892), Constantine J. Lagae (1925), John Perrilliat (1939), Thomas F. X. Whiteman (1871), Anthony Maraschi (1897), Blasius Schiffini (1913), John J. O'Connor (1950), John Jutz (1924), John J. Bernard (1966), Peter Schnitzler (1900), Edward V. Boursaud (1902), James Fitzgerald (1906), George Howse (1865), Charles King (1870), Andrew Cornette (1872), Eugene McSwyney (1893), Charles Bahan (1882), Urban Grassi (1890), Nicholas Greisch (1901), Thomas O'Neil (1899), James Wellworth (1890), Emile Perrig (1909), George H. Worpenberg (1920), John Baptist Pianciani (1862), John Basil Mcauley (1920), William J. Kelly (1955), Charles Portis (1893), Stanislaus Lalumiere (1895), William J. Scanlan (1914), Martin Bischoff (1909), Patrick Muldoon (1891), John Lewis (1788), Matthew McMenamy (1927), Gabriel Gruber (1805), John Rodock (1911), Sanctus Traverso (1907), Anthony Senat (1736), Robert W. Brady (1891), Richard Ryan (1900), Camillus Mazzella (1900), Antony Boven,(1912), Martin H. Zillig (1964), Peter O. Racicot (1891), Peter C. Bougis (1920), Aloysius Varsi (1900), Valentine Gebhard (1904), William G. Griffith (1964), Paul Viboux (1894), John Stephens (1893), Paul M. Ponziglione (1900), Peter Spicher (1874), Joseph M. Marra (1915), George de la Motte (1918), Richard A. Fleming (1929), Nicholas Lancisius (1652), Joseph M. Kroeger (1925), Paul de Rhu (1741), Raphael Vezza (1889), Francis Bausenwein (1912), William F. Rigge (1927)

Dates

1649 - 1966

Conditions Governing Access

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