At the Shore, New Jersey.  Cousin Ernestine Clarke on left, Dorothy on right.  

Dorothy with Cecil.

At The Fair

 Boonville Fair

Uncle Ned

Here is some information about Edward Cavanagh's unit from WWI - the 78th Division. Took training at Camp Dix, then sailed to France in June, 1918.  The "Lightning Division" served in the Meuse-Argonne.  As a division, the 78th spent 21 days in active sectors and 17 days in quiet sectors.  It captured 432 prisoners and advanced 21 kilometers against the enemy while sustaining 1,384 battle deaths and 5,861 wounded.  

By: Paul J. Schulz, Hayes Otoupalik and Dennis Gordon; World War One, Collectors Handbook (vol. 1 & 2); Gos. Pub.; reprint edition (1988). 

Uncle Reg

Reg & Ned 

                                            Dorothy with friends at the Capron camp, Otter Lake, NY.

Dorothy at home.

Friends Kathryn Capron & Dorothy Cavanagh. 

St. Joseph's Church, Boonville, NY

Grandchildren of John & Catherine Cavanagh

Dorothy with her brothers and Cavanagh cousins.  Pictured left to right are Dorothy, Ardra Wentworth & Frances Noreen Cavanagh (daughters of Charles G. Cavanagh), brother Reg.  Back row brother Ned, Harold & Stuart (sons of Austin Cavanagh).