Tombstone Tuesday - Gerrity

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The above tombstone is in Cathedral Cemetery in Scranton, PA.  The picture was taken about a year ago when my parents when on a genealogy expedition for me in the Scranton area.  I am not sure who these folks are of course.  I believe they may be related to my Gerrity Sisters (Anna, Bridget, and Winifred).  I have yet to confirm any of this right now.

As you can see there is a Michael Gerrity, born in 1918, and his wife Mary.  I am going to take a guess and state that Charles must be a brother of Michael due to the close age between the two of them.  If anyone has any information in relation to this tombstone please leave a comment.

Sorry I am not able to provide any more information in reference to this photo.


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David has been an avid home genealogist for 15 years, researching surnames: DECKER, KONDRC, MACZEK, HOPFENGARTNER, PERUTZ, LEDERER, and more.

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  1. GiniAugust 11, 2009 at 9:06 PM

    Hi David,

    It's good to see a fellow San Diegan here and genealogist! I look forward to following your blog.

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