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Charles Connor
Charles E. Connor, 92, of Darlington, formerly of Chippewa Township and New Kensington, died Monday, July 30, , in the Beaver Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, South Beaver Township.
Born March 28, , in Braeburn, Pa., he was a son of the late Thomas and Nancy McClinton Connor. He was a member of the Chippewa United Methodist Church and had been a volunteer fireman and was a former assistant chief with the Chippewa Volunteer Fire Dept. He began his career in at the former Babcock & Wilcox Tubular Products Company, where he was a melt shop foreman at the Wallace Run Steel Mill Dept. retiring in He was an avid hunter and fisherman and had belonged to the West Mayfield Beagle Club and had a hunting camp with his brothers near Renovo, Clinton County, for many years. He was also an avid gardener.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death in by his first wife, Florence Smith Connor; five brothers, Joseph, Paul, Arthur, Robert and Kenneth Co
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Catholic history of Civil War era blends scholarship, storytelling
&#;Faith and Fury: The Rise of Catholicism During the Civil War&#; by Father Charles P. Connor. EWTN Publishing (Irondale, Alabama, ). pp., $
&#;Faith and Fury&#; aptly describes the atmosphere that 19th-century American Catholics must have experienced. Then, waves of Irish and German Catholic immigrants invigorated the church and also encountered nativist rage and violence from the Protestant majority.
Debates about slavery&#;s morality swirled everywhere, not only in the halls of government but also in the churches. There was no respite from sharply divisive conflicts and moral soul-searching. When war finally came in , Catholics on both sides, convinced of their righteousness, implored God
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Charles E. Connor
PEABODY- Mr. Charles E. Connor Jr., 60 of Peabody, died unexpectedly Thursday, May 24, at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Born in Lynn, he was the son of the late Charles Connor Sr. and Nancy McCarthy. He was raised and educated in Lynnfield and was a graduate of St. John's Preparatory School in Danvers, class of He continued his education at Villanova University where he earned his grad as a member of the Class of
Mr. Connor had a very long and successful career in the Development and Contracting Industry. He worked for many firms throughout the North Shore and Boston including Caruso Construction, Bond Brothers, Berry Construction and most recently was the Director of Operations/Civil Utility Division for J.F. White Contracting and G. Green Construction of Allston. As a master planerat arbete manager, Charlie completed projects with noggrannhet. During a project if it needed to get done Charlie made sure it did and wasn't afraid to get his hands smutsig eller oordnad if nec