Person:Teresa McElgunn (1)

(1) birth date recorded on Irish Passport issued March 23, 1927: 4/1/1905 which is probably Jan. 4, 1905. Quota Immigration Visa No. 10431 issued July 18, 1927. (2) baptismal date recorded on Baptismal Certificate issued August 1, 1931: 7 Dec., 1907 (3) birth date recorded on Baptismal Certificate issued Jan. 12, 1966: 6 Dec., 1904 and baptismal date 7 Dec., 1904

burried:St. Charles Cemetery, Farmingdale, NY [Sec. 32, Range Q, Plot #81]

(Research):SRDEÈNÌ BLAHOPØÁNI K SÒATKU

          «i»na emu milému synovi a bratru, panu    
   «/i»Jaroslavu Albrechtovi

«i» se sleènou «/i»

    Teresa McElgunn

slavenému dnes v sobotu 16. srpna 1941 v 9 hod. ráno v

  kostele St. Pau1 the Apostle. 60. ul. a 9. Avu, N. Y. «i»C«/i»ity«i»

«/i»Do pøístavu manželského, Zlé i dobré spolu sneste,«i» «/i» v nìmž dne š�astnì stanete, svornì spolu jdìte vpøed,«i» «/i» pøání naše neste sebou: ne b kde mír a láska vládne

všeho dobra na svìtì,             tam též štìstí doma jest.«i» 

Ze srdce pøej«/i» RODIÈE, SESTRY A BRATØ congratulations on your marriage

            our dear son and brother, mister

Jaroslav Albrecht

           And miss

Teresa McElgunn Celebrated today, Saturday, August 16, 1941 at St. Paul the Apostle Church, 60«sup»th«/sup» Street and 9«sup»th«/sup» Ave., N.Y. City

In the port of marriage Good and bad you bear together, you happily stand today, united walk forward, And our wish is with you: where peace and love rules All the best in the world happiness also has a home.

                   Wishing you with all the heart, your
                            parents, sisters and brothers 

(«i»translated by Jan Bastl, Cincinnati OH)«/i»

(Medical):Heart disease, High blood pressure, Stroke

1. ↑ Newsday©
   February 13, 1978.

   Teresa M. Albrecht, 70, Retired Cook
   Massapequa -- Services are to be held tomorrow morning Teresa M. Albrecht, 70, a retired cook and a resident of Hempstead who died Friday at Nassau Hospital, Mineola, after a short illness.
   Mrs. Albrecht, born Teresa McElgunn, came to New York 50 years ago from Ireland, and worked as a cook in many private homes in the metroplitan area for 20 years.
   She was a cook at the rectory of St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church, Franklin Square, for 11 years, retiring two years ago. She then went to live with her daughter, Marie Ann Hardman of 4 Chicago Ave. She was a member of the senior citizens' club of St. William the Abbott Church, Seaford. Other survivors include a son, the Rev. Gerald R. Keith of Dayton, Ohio, and a brother, Thomas McElgunn of Ireland. Mass at 11 AM tomarrow at Our Lady of Loretto Catholic Church, 93 Greenwich St., Hempstead; burial in St. Charles Cemetery, Pinelawn. _TAG3: YES _TAG4: YES

2. ↑ Ancestry.com. New York Passenger List 1820-1957.

   Name: Teresa McElgunn
   Arrival Date: 19 Sep 1927
   Estimated birth year: abt 1905
   Age: 22
   Gender: Female
   Port of Departure: Cobh, Ireland
   Ethnicity/Race-/Nationality: Irish
   Ship Name: Cedric
   Search Ship Database: «u»View the Cedric in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database <http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&h=69&db=passengerships>«/u»
   Port of Arrival: New York, New York
   Nativity: Ireland
   Line: 11
   Microfilm Serial: T715
   Microfilm Roll: T715_4132
   Birth Location: Ireland
   Birth Location Other: belturber co cayan {sic - belturbet, co. cavan}
   Page Number: 50 _TAG3: YES