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Patrick HEDIGAN
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
Helene HEDIGAN
John Joseph HEDIGAN ( - 1941)
Patrick HEDIGAN

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Margaret (HEDIGAN)





























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Self Patrick HEDIGAN

Spouse/Partner Margaret (HEDIGAN)

Daughter Helene HEDIGAN
Son John Joseph HEDIGAN 1941 Victoria, Australia

Daughter in Law Violet Josine GRIFFITH 1899 Beechworth, Victoria, Australia 1968 Victoria, Australia 69

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Events in Patrick HEDIGAN's life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1941 Death of son John Joseph HEDIGAN Victoria, Australia Note 1 60
Note 1: Burial info

Advocate (Melbourne) 13 March 1941
HEDIGAN-—On March 2, John Joseph, dearly
beloved and only son of the late Margaret
and Patrick Hedigan, and loving brother
of Helene, St. Kilda.
Rest in peace.

The Age (Melbourne) 4 March 1941
HEDIGAN.— On- March 2, at a private hospi
tal, John Joseph Hedigan, of 30 Narong-road.
Caulfield, the dearly beloved husband of Violet
.Josephine, and loving father of. Margaret, Shiela,
Maureen, Joan, Patricia, Marie and John.
Requiescat in pace.

Advocate (Melbourne) 20 March 1941
MR. JOHN JOSEPH HEDIGAN
The death occurred, suddenly, at a
private hospital in East Melbourne, on
March 2, of John Joseph Hedigan, of
Narong-road, Caulfield. He was the
only son of the late Patrick
Hedigan and the late Margaret
Hedigan. of Preston. He was
educated at the Christian Brothers' College,
East Melbourne, and was a member
of the Old Paradians' Association.
Many of his earlier years were spent
at Preston, where he was associated
with St. Vincent de Paul and other
societies at the Sacred Heart Church,
and of late years he was a member
of the Holy Name Society of Caulfield.
The late Mr. Hedigan was well known
and highly respected in city business
circles. He will be sadly missed by
his widow, six daughters and one son,
and his only sister. Requiem Mass
for the repose of his 'soul was celebrated
at St. Aloysius' Church, Caulfield,
by the Rev. J. O'Brien, and after
prayers the funeral left for the New
Cheltenham Cemetery. Pall-bearers
were Messrs. Cyril Hoy, Esmond
Downey, Bernard Nolan, M. Chamberlin,
Tom McCarthy, W. Sullivan, J.
O'Keefe and E. J. Lewis. Present at
the graveside was Very Rev. Dr.
Lyons, Vicar-General, who responded
to the prayers recited by the chaplain.
The funeral arrangements were in the
hands of Alfred Allison.
R.I.P.