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'''Married: '''[[Eugene Keough|Eugene Keough]] | '''Married: '''[[Eugene Keough|Eugene Keough]] | ||
'''Children: '''[[ | '''Children: '''[[Ronald_B._Keough|Ronald B. Keough]], Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Estes, Mrs. Stephen (Jeanne) Callaghan | ||
'''Mildred Sweeney Keough''' was a member of the [[Women's Civic Chamber|Women's Civic Chamber]] and the principal editor of their book, ''[[A Past to Remember | '''Mildred Sweeney Keough''' was a member of the [[Women's Civic Chamber|Women's Civic Chamber]] and the principal editor of their book, ''[[A Past to Remember, A Future to Mold|A Past to Remember, A Future to Mold]]''. A scholarship honoring her was created by the WCC. | ||
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[ | She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[William_D._Sweeney|William D. Sweeney]] of [[17_St._Bernard_Street|17 St. Bernard Street]], originally of Troy. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:11, 24 December 2025
Born: c. 1914
Died: October 2008
Married: Eugene Keough
Children: Ronald B. Keough, Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Estes, Mrs. Stephen (Jeanne) Callaghan
Mildred Sweeney Keough was a member of the Women's Civic Chamber and the principal editor of their book, A Past to Remember, A Future to Mold. A scholarship honoring her was created by the WCC.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sweeney of 17 St. Bernard Street, originally of Troy.
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