Miss Mary McDermott
                                            
  Miss Mary U. McDermott, 66, died at 12:10 a.m. this morning in the home 
  of her sister, Mrs. C. T. Hanrahan, following a lingering illness.
  
  The funeral service will  be held Saturday at  9:00 a.m. at Assumption  
  church,  the  Rev.  James  Quinlan  officiating.  Burial  will  be  in  
  Assumption cemetery, Charlotte.
  
  Miss McDermott was born in Charlotte, Iowa, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
  James McDermott. She attended public school here and Our Lady of Angels 
  Academy in Clinton.
  
  Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.  Gertrude Brinkman of Austin, Minn.,  
  Mrs. C. T. Hanrahan, Charlotte, and Mrs. Florence Fullan, Chicago; five 
  brothers, Luke and Cleo of Charlotte, John of De Witt, James of Delmar, 
  and Leo of Montreal, Canada. Her parents preceded her in death. The body 
  is in the Hanrahan  funeral home in De  Witt and was  to be taken this  
  afternoon to the home of a sister, Mrs. C. T. Hanrahan in Charlotte.
  Clinton Herald, June 8, 1944
  
                           Mrs. Florence Fullan
                                            
  Mrs. Florence Fullan 65, of San  Francisco., Calif. former resident of  
  Delmar  and  Charlotte,  died  Saturday   evening  at  Crescent  City,   
  Calif.after a brief illness. the requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 
  a.m. Thursday in St. Patrick's church, Delmar, with Rev James Jansen the 
  celebrant. Burial will be in Assumption parish cemetery, Charlotte.
  
  The body reposes in the Hanrahan funeral home in De Witt where friends  
  may call after 1 p.m, Wednesday. The rosary will be recited at 8:00 p.m. 
  Wednesday in the funeral home.
  
  Florence McDermott,  daughter  of  the  late  James  and  Mary Shannon  
  McDermott, was born  March 25,  1894 at  Charlotte. She  married James  
  Fullan at Charlotte, and they lived in Delmar until his death in 1927.  
  She moved to California a number of years ago.
  
  Surviving are three daughters; Doris of  Chicago, Mrs. Ruth Sleeper of  
  San Francisco and Mrs. Florence Greer of Mountain View, Calif.; 4 sons, 
  Leonard of Sacramento, Calif., William of Crescent City, Calif., Cyril 
  of San Bruno, Calif. and John of Clinton; 20 grandchildren; one sister 
  Mrs. Gertrude Brinkman of  Blooming Prairie, Minn.;  4 brothers, James  
  McDermott of Delmar Delmar, Luke of Charlotte, Cleo of De Witt and Leo  
  of Omaha, Neb.
  
  Clinton Herald 
  June 1, 1959
  
  
                             Leonard J. Fullan
                                            
  The funeral was Saturday  for Leonard J. Fullan,  62, of Sutter Creek,  
  California, formerly of Delmar, who died in Sacramento.
  
  The Rev. Brendon O'Doud officiated, Burial  was in Mt. Vernon Military  
  cemetery with full military honors.
  
  Mr. Fullan was born April 24, 1918 in McLaughlin, South Dakota to James 
  and Florence McDermott Fullan. He was raised in Delmar and enlisted in 
  the United States Navy in  1937. He rose through  the ranks to command  
  several vessels  of  the fleet  during  World  War II  and  the Korean  
  conflict. He retired from the Navy in  1956 with the rank of commander  
  and recently retired from a post with the California Department of Motor 
  Vehicles.
  
  Survivors include his wife, Rita; two sisters, Mrs. Ray (Ruth) Sleeper  
  and Mrs. Joe (Florence) Greer, both of San Francisco, Calif.; and three 
  brothers, William of Crescent City, Calif., Cyril of San Bruno, Calif., 
  and John of Clinton, Ia. He was preceded in death by a sister.

  Died January 1, 1981 [Date Corrected 1996 by Dennis Nicklaus from records
			of Leonard's brother John.]
  
  Clinton Herald
  January 7, 1981  [Corrected to 1981 by Dennis Nicklaus. Lyman had 1980]
                                            
                           James Earl McDermott
                                            
  James Earl  McDermott,  79,  formerly  of  Delmar,  died  Thursday  in  
  Crestridge Nursing Home. Arrangements are pending at Haylock- O'Hara & 
  Lahey Funeral Home.
  Cedar Rapids Gazette
  Friday, October 30, 1992


			      MAQUOKETA
		       James Earl McDermott,79

  MAQUOKETA. James Earl McDermott,79, formerly of Delmar, died
  Thursday in Crestridge Nursing Home, Maquoketa. Services: 10
  a.m. Monday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Delmar. Burial: church
  cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today at Haylock-O'Hara &
  Lahey Funeral Home, Maquoketa, where a Scripture service begins at 7.

  Survivors include a son, Paul of Petersville; and three brothers, Pat
  of Petersville, Joe of Maquoketa and Charles of Grand Junction, Colo.

  Gazette, The (Cedar Rapids-Iowa City, IA)
  Date: November 1, 1992
  Edition: Final
  Page: 16       
          
  
                           Elaine K. McDermott
                                            
  Elaine K. McDermott, 69, died  Monday evening in University Hospitals,  
  Iowa City,  after  a  long  illness.  Services:  10  a.m.  Friday, St.  
  Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial: St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may  
  call from 3 to 8 p.m., Thursday at Haylock-O'Hara & Lahey Funeral Home, 
  Maquoketa, where a prayer service will begin at 7.
  Survivors include her husband,  Earl; a son,  Paul of Petersville; her  
  mother; Kathryn Witt of DeWitt; and a brother, Eugene Witt of Clinton.
  
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		 Jean F. M'Dermott Dies Near De Witt

DeWitt  -- Jean Frances McDermott, 15,  died at 5 o'clock this morning
in her home north of here, a victim of pneumonia.

The body has been removed to the Hanrahan and Fitzpatrick Funeral home
here, where  it will remain until the  services Monday morning  in the
Immaculate Conception church   in Petersville. The  Rev.  Thomas Lynch
will officiate.

She was born Feb. 2, 1923 in Welton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
McDermott.  She was a sophomore in the Welton high school and a member
of the Young Ladies Sodality.

Surviving are her parents; two brothers,  Leonard and William; and six
sisters, Mary, Theresea, Ann, Lois, Helene and Josephine at home.


   Newspaper clipping in Mary  (McDermott) Ryan's scrapbook. Newspaper
   unknown, but it has the date 3-18-38 written on it.

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