1810 - 1888

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• Birth	1810	Ireland   [1]
  Sex	Female
  Died	21 Feb 1888	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA   [2]
  Buried	24 Feb 1888	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA (Holy Seplelchre Cem.)   [3]
  Person ID	I56	Laragy, Cook - Rochester, NY, USA
  Last Modified	29 Jun 2005
  Family	James LARAGY, b. 1807, Ireland
  Children	> 1. Bridget LARAGY, b. 1836, Ireland   2. Mary A. LARAGY, b. 25 Sep 1838, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA   3. Elizabeth LARAGY, b. 1839, New York, USA   4. Sarah E. LARAGY, b. 1842, New York, USA   5. James S. LARAGY, b. 16 Nov 1843, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA > 6. William Jerome LARAGY, b. 1845, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA > 7. Patrick A. LARAGY, b. 19 Feb 1848, New York, USA   8. John LARAGY, b. 1 Apr 1850, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA   9. Emma T. LARAGY, b. 1854, New York, USA
  Family ID	F19	Group Sheet

• Histories	Elizabeth (Daly) Laragy - obit. (21 Feb. 1888)

• Notes	Rochester Public Library (Rundell) Newspaper articles card catolog obit. - Laragy, Elizabeth. Died. UA Feb 21, 1888, 2-3.

• 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 411A 2. [S13]   Rochester Public Library - newspaper index - obit card 3. [S19]   Rochester, Holy Seplelchre Cemetery Record Book of Burials 1871-1910, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Film #1430999., Page 122, Internment No. 11127 "Page: 122 Date of Interment: 24 Feb 1888 Name: Elizabeth Laragy No. of Interment: 11127 Age: 70 Station: Place of Death: 494 Lyell Ave. Parish: Holy Apostle Nativity: B o Reilly Date of Decease: 21 Feb 1888 Cause of Death: Lemo [illegible] Apoplexy No. of Lot.: 22 Sec.: 3 Free Grave - Tier./No.: Location of Grave: Single Grave - No./Tier./Sec.: Remarks: Apoplexy: paralysis due to stroke Uncontrolled bleeding into an organ; for example, adrenal apoplexy is bleeding into the adrenal glands, pituitary apoplexy is bleeding into the pituitary gland, and so on. The term apoplexy (with no organ specified) often refers to bleeding into the brain. Conditions such as subarachnoid hemorrhage or stroke are sometimes called apoplexy. * A sudden loss of sensation and movement due to a disturbance of blood supply to the brain; a stroke * With specifying word: a haemorrhage or failure of blood supply in another organ * Any sudden rapidly fatal disease "