Report on the death of an American citizen American foreign service (Form no. 192)
Patrick McAleese age 71 Naturalized
Date of death: December 29 4.30 am 1937
Place of death: Corkey, Cloughmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Cause of death: Stated by sister, Helena McAleese, to have been spinla tuberculosis.
Official death certificate obtainable only on payment of 3s. 7d.
Disposition of the remains: Interred in family burying ground, Loughguile
Roman Catholic Cemetery, Loughguile, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
Local law as to disinterring remains: Remains my be disinterred at any time with
the permissions of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Northern Ireland,
and the respective cemetery authority.
Disposition of the effects: No effects for disposal
Person responsible for custordy of effects and accounting therefor: Helena McAleese, sister
Accompanied by relatives or friends as follows:
Helena McAleese Corkey, Cloughmills, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland sister
Address of relatives (so far as known):
1. Francis McShane Corkey, Cloughmills, Co. Antrim nephew
2. Mabel A. Weber 140 West St., New Yorm, N.Y. niece by marriage
Notification sent to:
Francis McShane by mail on March 11, 1938
Helena McAleese by mail on do.
Mabel A. Weber by mail on March 11, 1938
This information has been placed
under File 330 in the correspondence of this office.
Remarks: Department of State Passport No. 168409, issued February 6,
1920 to Patrick McAleese, destroyed, Certificate of naturalization
not obtainable. See attached despatch
Roswell C. Beverstock [signed]
Vice Consul of the United States of America
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