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    Pamphlet for the Installation Ceremony of the 69th Regiment of New York, in which Father. F. Duffy served as chaplain during WWI. Ceremony in honor of the regiments chaplains and notes Father Duffy a

    An article about the War Time Chaplains of the Sixty-Ninth Regiment of New York. Source: Program Book for the 235th St. Patrick’s Day Parade of New York Sat. March 16, 1996 pg. 23 Acquired: August 19

    Titled “The Sixty-Ninth Regiment of New York it’s History, Heraldry, Traditions, and Customs” Source: Lieut. Colonel Kenneth H. Powers Acquired: August 1996

    Program for the Blessing and Unveiling of Plaque Regimental Armory, which was dedicated to the Chaplains who served the 69th Regiment of New York. Contains stories about the more notable chaplains in

    The story of the Church of Our Saviour that is also the story of Father Duffy who was the first pastor and founder of the church. Tells about Father Duffy’s time at Our Saviour and his time as a Chap

    Recount of the Funeral service for Father Francis P. Duffy. Source: Cobourg World, Thursday, July 7, 1932 Acquired: Unknown

    Published a letter by Judge Frank M. Field that speaks fondly of Father Duffy in response to his passing. Source: Cobourg Sentinel-Star, Thursday, July 7, 1932 Acquired: Unknown

    A recount of the events of the ceremony for the unveiling of Father Duffy’s statue in Times Square. Source: New York Herald Tribune, Monday, May 3, 1937 Acquired: August 1996

    Description of Father Duffy’s statue, and a brief synopsis of the ceremonies events and speakers. Source: The New York Sun, Monday, May 3, 1937 Acquired: August 1996

    Article about the 50th anniversary of the Cobourg Knights of Columbus whose full name is in fact the Father Francis P. Duffy Council 1970. Source: Cobourg Star, January 29, 1969 p.5 Acquired: Unknown

    Letter found in the house of 4th Street, Cobourg where it is believed Father Duffy was born. Source: Unknown Acquired: Unknown

    A letter printed in the newspaper from a son to his mother about a conversation that was triggered by the statue of Father Duffy in New York. During the conversation he recounts the interaction his f

    Obituary for Father Duffy. Source: Cobourg Sentinel-Star, Thursday, June 20, 1932 Acquired: Unknown