Bridget Catherine Murphy
Lifespan: 1858 - 1889
Birth: 10 Oct 1858 in Dubuque, Iowa, USA
Occupation: Homemaker (assumed based on historical context)
Marriage: John Jay (James) Guthrie
Children: Helen, James William, John Henry, Winifred, Catherine, Mary, Ramah
Parents: James Murphy & Ellen Maddock
Death: 26 Aug 1889 in Aurora, Steele County, Minnesota, USA
Burial: (Not specified)
Chapter 1: Birth and Early Life of Bridget Catherine Murphy
Introduction
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