Mildred Keough: Difference between revisions

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Born: c. 1914

Died: October 2008

Children: [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. [D. Sweeney] of [St. Bernard Street], originally of Troy.

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 '''Died:''' October 2008
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 '''Children: '''[[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ronald_B._Keough|Ronald B. Keough]], Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Estes, Mrs. Stephen (Jeanne) Callaghan
-'''Mildred Sweeney Keough''' was a member of the [[Women's%20Civic%20Chamber|Women's Civic Chamber]] and the principal editor of their book, ''[[A%20Past%20to%20Remember%2C%20A%20Future%20to%20Mold|A Past to Remember, A Future to Mold]]''.  A scholarship honoring her was created by the WCC.
+'''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%2C 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. [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/William_D._Sweeney|William D. Sweeney]] of [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/17_St._Bernard_Street|17 St. Bernard Street]], originally of Troy.