1848 - 1892

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• Birth	19 Feb 1848	New York, USA   [1,2]
  Sex	Male
  Occupation	1880	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
  	laborer
  Residence	1892	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA (507 Lyell Ave.)
  Died	29 Jan 1892	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA (497 Lyell Ave.)
  Buried	1 Feb 1892	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA (Holy Seplelchre Cem.)   [3,4]
  Person ID	I110	Laragy, Cook - Rochester, NY, USA
  Last Modified	26 Apr 2005
  Father	James LARAGY, b. 1807, Ireland
  Mother	Elizabeth DALY, b. 1810, Ireland
  Family ID	F19	Group Sheet
  Family	Maria H. QUINN, b. 1850, Ireland
  Children	1. James LARAGY, b. 15 Aug 1879, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA > 2. Robert W. LARAGY, b. 16 Nov 1881, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA   3. Maria Elizabeth LARAGY, b. 19 Oct 1883, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
  Family ID	F39	Group Sheet

• Histories	Patrick Laragy obit. (30 Jan. 1892)
  	1850 U.S. Census, Gates, Monroe, New York Includes James Laragy and family

• Notes	Newspaper Articles listed in Rochester Public library (Rundell) card catolag Laragy, Partick Died. UA Jan 30 1892, 5-1 Patrick Laragy died last evening at his home, 507 Lyell avenue. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral will be held from the home at 8:30 o'clock Monday morning and from Holy Apostles' Church at 9 o'clock.

• Sources

  1. [S1]   1880 United States Census, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (Copyright (c) 2000, 2002 FamilySearch (TM) Internet Genealogy Service, December 2, 2002), FHL Film 1254864; National Archives Film T9-0864; Page 172A 2. [S39]   Early Vital Records from Gates, NY (1848-1850), Richard T. Halsey, (1997) "Date: Feb. 19, 1848 Child: Patrick Lariga Parents: James & Elizabeth" "These records were part of an early attempt to collect vital records in New York State. It was the responsiblity of each Town to collect their own records. It is not known why, but hardly any Towns in New York continued to collect any records after 1850. It wasn't until 1880 that New York began again to keep vital records. A lot of these early vital records have been lost. That is possibly the reason that there are only birth records for part of the year 1848 and no known deaths." 3. [S25]   email from Robert Moore robert@holyseplchre.org, 3 Feb 2003 4. [S19]   Rochester, Holy Seplelchre Cemetery Record Book of Burials 1871-1910, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Film #1430999., Page 32/33, Internment No. 14771 "Page: 32/33 Date of Interment: 1 Feb 1892 Name: Patrick Laragy No. of Interment: 14771 Age: 43 Station: Place of Death: 497 Lyell Ave. Parish: Holy Apostle Nativity: O'Reilly (funeral director) Date of Decease: 29 Jan 1892 Cause of Death: Consuption No. of Lot.: Sec.: Free Grave - Tier. 5 / No.: 84 Location of Grave: II (roman numeral 2) Single Grave - No./Tier./Sec.: Remarks: Consumption - A wasting away of the body; formerly applied especially to pulmonary tuberculosis. The disorder is now known to be an infectious disease caused by the bacterial species Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Synonyms: marasmus (in the mid 19th century), phthisis.  "