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Lillian Badger (King) was born on
2/11/1867 in Brasher, NY. The Badgers
came from Ireland. They were
protestant back in Ireland but left during the Potato Famine (1846-48) and changed
to Roman Catholic "since the priests influenced who got the jobs in
Lowell". Lillian married John
King. She moved to Lowell in 1902 and
was a member of the First United Baptist Church. She died on 5/18/35 in Lowell
Massachusetts. |
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