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Anna Berryhill McCaffrey - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Madison Journal July 21, 1933

FINAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. M'CAFFREY TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Deceased Had Resided in Madison Parish on Hermione Plantation

Mrs. Frank McCaffrey, who died at a Shreveport hospital Monday, was buried here Tuesday afternoon following 
funeral services at Trinity Episcopal church, of which she was a member. The Rev. David E. Holt officiated.

Mrs. McCaffrey was a native of Davenport, Iowa, and before her marriage was Miss Anna Berryhill. She had resided 
in Madison parish for many years on the Hermione plantation before making her home in Shreveport. She is well 
known and had a large circle of friends.

Saturday she was carried in an ambulance to a hospital in Shreveport where she was operated on. At the time 
she took sick she was in Tallulah visiting friends.

The deceased is survived by her husband, Frank McCaffrey, of Shreveport, three sisters, Mrs. Charles Davidson, 
of New Jersey, Mrs. Frederick White, of Philadelphia,  and Mrs. Mrs. Isaac Deutche, of Davenport, Iowa, and a 
brother, John Berryhill, of New Jersey.