SHEEHAN, Patrick H.

Weekly Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona
Wednesday, January 26, 1916, page 3, column 7

Consumption Proves Fatal To Sheehan

(From Friday's Daily)

Patrick Sheehan, a well known mine owner of Hassayampa district, who 
had been in the city the past three weeks under medical treatment, 
passed away on Tuesday, from what his attending physician stated was 
miner's consumption.

An operation was performed a few days before death for abscess of the 
face, which appeared to relieve his intense suffering, and the day 
following his death unexpected followed.

Mr. Sheehan had been in this section for over 15 years, and enjoyed a 
splendid name for industry as well as his upright dealings with all.  
He was aged about 54 years, and a native of Ireland.  He has no 
relatives in this country,

The remains will be buried later by Lester Ruffner.


Transcriber's note: Mr. Sheehan is buried in an unmarked grave at the 
Citizens Cemetery in Prescott, Arizona.

Posted by Judy Wight Branson on March 06, 2017

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