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Myles McNally Jr.

Birth	:	13 May 1842 Newport, County Mayo, Ireland
Death	:	16 Jan 1929 Emmetsburg, Palo Alto County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Fern Hill Cemetery, Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, USA
Coordinate	:	46.9944000, -123.7968979
Description	:	Obituary Palo Alto County, Iowa January 24, 1929 Citizen Soldier Takes His Leave at Age of 87 Myles McNally Now Numbered With Those of Great Beyond. Died Wednesday. Myles McNally died at his home in the Fourth ward Wednesday evening , January 16, after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Assumption church at 9:30 Saturday morning. Very Rev. J.G. Murtagh conducted the service and celebrated a solemn requiem high mass assisted by Father McNerney and Father Dunn. It was a military funeral. Rev. William Veit of Estherville, a chaplain in the World war, preached the sermon. The... Read More	Obituary Palo Alto County, Iowa January 24, 1929 Citizen Soldier Takes His Leave at Age of 87 Myles McNally Now Numbered With Those of Great Beyond. Died Wednesday. Myles McNally died at his home in the Fourth ward Wednesday evening , January 16, after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Assumption church at 9:30 Saturday morning. Very Rev. J.G. Murtagh conducted the service and celebrated a solemn requiem high mass assisted by Father McNerney and Father Dunn. It was a military funeral. Rev. William Veit of Estherville, a chaplain in the World war, preached the sermon. The regular pall bearers were Clem and Maurice McNally, Robert and William McNally and Charles and Edward Kane, all nephews of Mr. McNally. The honorary pallbearers were Legion boys-Sarsfield and Joe Deneen, Jack Higley, Phil Bough, Glenn Brown and Melvin Hand. Myles McNally was born in the County Mayo, Ireland in 1842. He came to America in 1861, when only a lad of 19 years. He enlisted in the Union army shortly after coming to the United States and served until the Civil War closed. His record as a soldier was that of a man unafraid-brave, true, and patriotic, ready and willing to suffer hardship and danger and to die, if need be, for the cause which he believed to be worth the sacrifice. After the war closed he established his home in Wisconsin. On January 27, 1868, he united in marriage with Miss Maria Kane at Mapleton, in that state. Mr. McNally came to Palo Alto county in 1871 and settled in Emmetsburg township. His wife came in 1873. Eight children, three sons and five daughters were born to them. Two sons and one daughter preceded their father in death. The family grew up in Emmetsburg township. Mr. McNally was one of the public spirited citizens of the county. He was interested in the schools and in all public affairs. He served as a member of the Board of Supervisors for nine years and was regarded as one of the alert businessmen on the board. The writer remembers one time when Mr. McNally was the only democrat in the county to withstand the ravages of the political battle put up by the republicans. He won, was elected, and qualified-one lone democrat among his friends- the enemies (politically). He was successful and was able to provide his home with all necessities and many luxuries. He was a reader and kept himself well informed upon all public matters. There was probably no man in the county better known than he. His name was familiar to almost everyone. He was a member of the Henry Dillon Post, G.A.R., and the last member of the post to survive. To have lived four score and seven years; to have raised a family of children to honest and honorable manhood and womanhood; to have served his country on the battlefield and in peaceful pursuits; to have borne the burdens of a pioneer; to have, through it all, acquired a goodly share of wealth; to have provided the best things for the home; to have enjoyed these with his family, and withal never to have wavered in the Christian faith or to have doubted the integrity of his adopted country, is a record of which few men can boast. Yet it is a record made by Myles McNally and one that he has left in the memory of his family and of his friends.

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Where is Myles McNally Jr.'s memorial?
Myles McNally Jr.'s memorial is located at: Fern Hill Cemetery, Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, USA.
When did Myles McNally Jr. death?
Myles McNally Jr. death on 16 Jan 1929 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Myles McNally Jr.'s memorial?
Latitude: 46.9944000
Longitude: -123.7968979

Family Members:

Parent

Myles McNally Sr.

(1805 - 1891)

Spouse

Maria Kane McNally

(1843 - 1935)

Siblings

Alexander McNally Sr.

(1847 - 1936)

Rose Ann McNally Joynt

(1850 - 1918)

Sarah Jane McNally Kane

(1852 - 1924)

John McNally

(1853 - 1926)

Patrick McNally

(1855 - 1923)

Edward McNally

(1864 - 1950)

Children

Annie McNally Murphy

(1874 - 1961)

John McNally

(1876 - 1879)

Edward Myles McNally

(1881 - 1908)

Sarah Ellen “Sadie” McNally McNally

(1883 - 1955)

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Coordinate: 46.9944000, -123.7968979

2. Petland Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.9932500, -123.8034370

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7. Compton Family Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.1212200, -123.7764790

9. Johns River Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.8933830, -123.9788500

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Coordinate: 46.8885890, -124.0291860

11. Satsop Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.0040840, -123.4943270

12. Vesta Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.8301850, -123.5900460

13. Elma Catholic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.0035095, -123.4563293

14. Saint Paul Catholic Church
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Coordinate: 46.8583670, -124.0963540

15. Masonic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.0016670, -123.4358368

16. Native and Pioneer Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.0563889, -124.1605530

17. Grove Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.1293983, -123.4772034

18. Humptulips Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.2356100, -123.9476200

19. Elma IOOF Cemetery
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Coordinate: 47.0104500, -123.3825200

20. Washington Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.7005997, -123.7319031

21. F O E 1631 Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.7006000, -123.7319000

22. Baumgartner Gravesite
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Coordinate: 47.2954700, -123.8405700

23. Riddell Street Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.6945200, -123.7358600

24. North River Cemetery
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