Family Card - Person Sheet
NameFlorence G. McHugh 
Birth6 Jan 1901, Boston, Massachusetts
Death18 Jan 1982, Hyde Park, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
BurialOld Calvary Cemetery, Roslindale, Boston, Massachusetts
EducationSouth Boston High School
FatherMichael Aloyousses McHugh (1856-1911)
MotherMary Agnes Barry (1859-1912)
Spouses
Birth21 Feb 1903, Massachusetts
DeathJun 1977
FatherFrank P. Crawford (1865-)
MotherAgnes M. Coffey (1870-)
Marriage1918
ChildrenGeorge Francis (1920-2005)
Marriage30 Jul 1940
ChildrenWilliam J. (Adopted) (1928-1951)
Notes for Florence G. McHugh
McHugh, Florence - Boston - 1901 - Vol.511, Page 16 - Birth
1930 Census has Florence Crawford, age 28, and son, George F., age 9, living on Shawmut Avenue in Boston. She was married at age 17. Working as a waitress.
1940 Census has her as divorced, age 37, with son George age 19, living with her sister Catherine Carr, age 50, a widow, at 5 Worcester Square. both women working as waitresses.
"I do remember visiting my grandmother "Florence" with the whole family on Sundays quite often. We'd have lunch at their house in Boston at 2031 Commonwealth Ave. Usually it included our immediate family of 5, Grammy, her second husband William O'Connor whom we called Grampy, her sister Katherine "Kitty" whom we called Nana, and William's sister Eileen O'Connor called 'Sis'. It was always an occasion and it was well known that the "sisters" Florence, Nana, Bea did not get along very well. Grammy and Nana were always getting into it at the dinner table. We never saw Bea. In summers we would go up to grammy's house and rental cottages at Old Orchard Beach in Maine."
FLORENCE O'CONNOR
WORKED FOR BOSTON SCHOOL DEPT.
Author: Date: 01/20/1982
OBITUARY
A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Roslindale, for Florence G. (McHugh) O'Connor of Roslindale, a former clerical worker for the Boston School Department. She died Monday in a Hyde Park nursing home after a long illness. She was 81.
Born in Boston, Mrs. O'Connor was graduated from South Boston High School. She worked for the Boston School Department for 11 years, retiring in 1963. She had lived in Brighton for 20 years before moving to Roslindale in 1968.
Mrs. O'Connor was a member of Milton Chapter No. 4 of the Gold Star Mothers and was a past member and president of the Brighton-Allston Chapter No. 40 of the Gold Star Mothers. She was a volunteer worker at several veterans hospitals in the Boston area for many years.
She leaves her husband, William O'Connor; a son, George Crawford of Tewksbury; four grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren.
Burial will be in Old Calvary Cemetery in Roslindale.
1930 Census has Florence Crawford, age 28, and son, George F., age 9, living on Shawmut Avenue in Boston. She was married at age 17. Working as a waitress.
1940 Census has her as divorced, age 37, with son George age 19, living with her sister Catherine Carr, age 50, a widow, at 5 Worcester Square. both women working as waitresses.
"I do remember visiting my grandmother "Florence" with the whole family on Sundays quite often. We'd have lunch at their house in Boston at 2031 Commonwealth Ave. Usually it included our immediate family of 5, Grammy, her second husband William O'Connor whom we called Grampy, her sister Katherine "Kitty" whom we called Nana, and William's sister Eileen O'Connor called 'Sis'. It was always an occasion and it was well known that the "sisters" Florence, Nana, Bea did not get along very well. Grammy and Nana were always getting into it at the dinner table. We never saw Bea. In summers we would go up to grammy's house and rental cottages at Old Orchard Beach in Maine."
FLORENCE O'CONNOR
WORKED FOR BOSTON SCHOOL DEPT.
Author: Date: 01/20/1982
OBITUARY
A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Roslindale, for Florence G. (McHugh) O'Connor of Roslindale, a former clerical worker for the Boston School Department. She died Monday in a Hyde Park nursing home after a long illness. She was 81.
Born in Boston, Mrs. O'Connor was graduated from South Boston High School. She worked for the Boston School Department for 11 years, retiring in 1963. She had lived in Brighton for 20 years before moving to Roslindale in 1968.
Mrs. O'Connor was a member of Milton Chapter No. 4 of the Gold Star Mothers and was a past member and president of the Brighton-Allston Chapter No. 40 of the Gold Star Mothers. She was a volunteer worker at several veterans hospitals in the Boston area for many years.
She leaves her husband, William O'Connor; a son, George Crawford of Tewksbury; four grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren.
Burial will be in Old Calvary Cemetery in Roslindale.