WIRock--St. Thomas the Apostle Burials

St. Thomas the Apostle Burials

City of Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin

Located at 822 E. Grand Avenue

In 1854, Mrs. Lucy POWER donated land for the church with the provision that her husband, Capt. Thomas A. POWER (Beloit's first village board president in 1946), be interred within the church. Capt. POWER's body was moved to the church after its completion. Mrs. POWER was interred next to her husband in 1886. Supposedly, the church was named after the Captain. [Source: ComPortOne]*

Name

Born

Died

Notes

POWER, Lucy A. (LITTLE) ----- 1886 Wife of Capt. Thomas POWER; Married 1819

POWER, Thomas A. (Capt.) ----- ----- Married 1819


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St. Thomas the Apostle Burials City of Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin
Located at 822 E. Grand Avenue
In 1854, Mrs. Lucy POWER donated land for the church with the provision that her husband, Capt. Thomas A. POWER (Beloit's first village board president in 1946), be interred within the church. Capt. POWER's body was moved to the church after its completion. Mrs. POWER was interred next to her husband in 1886. Supposedly, the church was named after the Captain. [Source: ComPortOne]*
Name	Born	Died	Notes
POWER, Lucy A. (LITTLE)	-----	1886	Wife of Capt. Thomas POWER; Married 1819
POWER, Thomas A. (Capt.)	-----	-----	Married 1819