1928
CONNORS- Passed peacefully away at Placentia, 1 O'Clock this morning, Hugh, son of Michael & Mary Connors. Left to mourn are three
brothers and two sisters.
1934 October 31.
CONNORS - At Placentia on Wednesday morning, Michael Connors;
leaving to
mourn, a wife, three sons, Father Connors at Mount Carmel,
Captain Connors,
Newfoundland Railway, and Lewis* in New York; two daughters,
Mrs Johnson,
Washington, DC and Alicia at home. Evening Newspaper of
November 1st, 1934
*Our grandfather Lewis/Louis mentioned in obit of our
great grandfather Michael
1998 May 12
CONNORS - Agatha K. in her 93rd year on May 12, 1998. Beloved wife of the late
Louis (retired NYPD). Devoted mother of Robert, Jean Tomitz, L. Joseph, James
and John. Dear sister of Isabelle Quelch, John Kennedy and Richard Kennedy. Also
survived by 20 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Family will receive
friends at the Leo F. Kearns Funeral Home, 61-40 Woodhaven Blvd, Rego Park
Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral Mass Saturday 9:45 AM
Resurrection-Ascension Church. Interment St. Charles Cemetery. [Copyright
Newsday Inc., 1998) - Part of PAID DEATH NOTICES ]
CONNORS, John
KENNEDY. Of Deerfield Beach,
Flordia departed this life
Thursday November 7, 2002, age 72, born in Brooklyn, New York June
19,
1931 to Louis Joseph Connors and Agatha Kennedy both Irish
Newfoundlanders of Placentia Bay and Harbor Grace, respectively. He died
the youngest of five siblings who survive him. His twin James J., oldest
brother Robert (Terry), and twin siblings sister Jean (Walter Tomitz)
and Louis Joe (Margie). He leaves behind his wife Margaret M.
(O'Gorman) of nearly 50 years, and five children Laurie (Glenn Wootton),
John Kennedy, Daniel Louis, Louis Joseph (Judy), and Joanne (Peter
Parandjuk). Six grandchildren Aimee, Garett, and Alyssa Wootton and
Connor, Kira, and Caitlin Parandjuk. He came from a long line of Newfoundland mariners most of which emigrated to Brooklyn and Boston to
work as Master Mariners in those harbors. He served on the ship
"Yosemite" as a sailor in the US Navy alongside his twin Jim. A
graduate of Seton Hall University, "Jack" worked for nearly three
decades as a Social Welfare worker in the Department of Social Services,
Suffolk County, Long Island. The Connors family resided at 10 Express
Drive S. in Holbrook for more than 25 years. He was a man of few words
and passed on to his children a love of reading and history. A legacy
which is to be both admired and respected. Sevices were held at the
Kraeer Funeral Home, Pompano Beach, Florida.
2002 November 27
Related Obituaries to the Connors of Newfoundland
Source Most if not all Connors Obituaries from Newfoundland newspapers were given to me by Jack Connors of St. John's*. US obits were collected by family members.
*I defer to him entirely on the Newfoundland Connors as he undoubtedly has done the most digging on all the branches there. Whether we can connect our groups will not depend upon the amount of work or collaboration involved for if it were, the puzzle would surely have been solved by now.