Frank Warren 10 BIGELOW
Saint Joseph Cemetery; Atkinson, Holt County, Nebraska,
16313.31422 Frank Warren 10
BIGELOW, son of Dana Newell 9 (
Asahel
Arnold 8 , Asahel Freeman 7 , Timothy 6 , Amasa 5 , David 4 , Lt. John 3 , Joshua 2, John 1), and Sarah
(WARREN) BIGELOW, was born 05 November 1869 Kankakee,
Kankakee County, IL. He married 29 December 1891 (1892?) Margaret
Julia “Maggie” Carberry. She was born 14 Jan 1873, the dau of John
J. and Mary (Stuart) Carberry. Margaret died 14 August 1937 (aged
64), and Frank died d 05 February 1965 (aged 95) Atkinson, Holt
County, Nebraska.
Children of Frank and Margaret (Canberry) Bigelow:
16313.31422.1 Helen Margaret. b __ 1892;
d Jan 1893 (aged 0–1);
16313.31422.2 Francis Dana, b 05 Nov 1894; d 18 Feb
1983 (aged 88); m _ 1935 Marcella Margaret Kunz (1909-2002); 6
children known;
16313.31422.3 John Norman, b 29 Aug
1905; d 12 Mar 1973 (aged 67); m Theresa Margaret Collins
1904-2000); 2 daughters known
16313.31422.4 Margaret Theresa, b 16 Jun 1909; d 17
Apr 1984 (aged 74); m Francis Thomas “Frank” Kennelly (1901-1978);
16313.31422.5 Blanche Ann “Pat”. b 04 Nov 1910
Stuart, Holt County, NE; d 30 Apr 1964 (aged 53) Atkinson, Holt
County, NE; m 29 June 1932 Leo Francis “Red” Seger (1907-1962); 4
children known;
16313.31422.6 Marion Genevieve, b 16 June 1913; d
16 Nov 1974 (aged 61); m ____ Sack; 2 children known;
Sources:
The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Volume II, ;
vital records VT;
1850 census, Worcester, Washington co, VT;
Find a Grave
Feb 1965 Atkinson Graphic
BIGELOW RITES CONDUCTED BY FATHER SPENNER
Funeral services for the late Frank Bigelow, 95 year old
Stuart Atkinson pioneer who died Feb 3, were conducted by the Rev
Conrad J Spenner at 10 am Sat at St Joseph Catholic Church in
Atkinson.
Burial was in St Joseph's Cem and the pallbearers were John Shald,
Frank Wewel, Geo McTaggert, all of Stuart, and Francis D Lee, Jos R
Matousek and A P Wewel of Atkinson.
Mr Bigelow, a native of Ill, had been a resident of the Stuart and
Atkinson communities for 84 years.
Relatives who came to attend the funeral were Mr and Mrs F T
Kennelly of Denver, Colo; Mrs Marion Sack of Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs
Roger Conant of Mountain Home, Idaho; Mr and Mrs Edwin Callahan, Mrs
Dominic Tripp, Tom Bigelow and George Bigelow, and Miss Marge Seger,
all of Omaha.
Margaret Julia “Maggie” (Carberry) Bigelow.
Excerpt from "FAMILY DATA, PERSONALITIES, IMPRESSIONS AND
RECOLLECTIONS" by Edward Carberry Francis Caddy written in April
1991
Aunt Maggie was the most strict in her demands on her family
as to their conduct and her interpretation of her religion. Her
devotion to the church and to her family always seemed to solve any
doubts that may have occurred to her. Among her sons, Dana was the
eldest (he, and my brothers-in-law Dee Williams and Mike Allman were
of the same age) and was the only one to stay in Stuart and rear a
large family; John, who was about my age, was a lawyer and lived in
Los Angeles where we saw he and his family fairly often; Maurice who
was very talented and intelligent but who followed somewhat in Uncle
Johnny's footsteps in that he wasted those attributes. However he
stayed married to one woman all his life and always worked more or
less steadily first selling religious items and later as a
chiropractor. He had one daughter, Micky, who lives in the Los
Angeles area. Maurice, even more than Uncle Johnny, could have
accomplished most anything except for his inability to give up
liquor. He loved to talk and to write and had a command of the
language to do both in a way to fascinate us all. His fantasy and
imagination were boundless especially when he was drinking. I was
told that one time he was staying at the Henning Hotel in Casper and
suddenly got the idea to corner the city lamb chop market. He called
every butcher shop in town, bought all their lamb chops and had them
delivered to his hotel room. And charged them all to Aunt Tess.
Before someone became suspicious he had packaged lamb chops piled
from floor to ceiling in his room with only narrow corridor from
door to bed. Once again Aunt Tess had to extricate him. Aunt
Maggie's daughters were Margaret, Pat and Marion none of whom are
still living. Margaret had a daughter, Kathi, who lives in Denver;
Pat, I believe, had four children who live in Nebraska; Marion has a
son, John, who is in the police department in Los Angeles. One other
Carberry sister that I never met was Aunt Minnie McNulty who lived
in Milwaukee and had two daughters, Jean and Maureen, neither of
whom is now living. I never met Jean and don't know about her family
but did know Maureen who has a son who I believe is living in Chico
California. Evidently Aunt Minnie died quite young and the two girls
were reared by their maternal Grandmother, who Aunt Tess called Aunt
Mary, and who Aunt Tess admired and adored very much.
Clipping from Atkinson Graphic newspaper Atkinson, NE Aug 20 1937
Modified - 02/11/2025
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