Dr John James O'Brien
1846 - 1889 (42 years)-
Name John James O'Brien Title Dr Birth 9 Mar 1846 Christening Killaloe 
Gender Male Census 7 Jun 1880 Central, St Louis, MO
; age 35, born IRE, physician, parents born IRE/IREDeath 3 Feb 1889 St Louis, St Louis, MO
Burial 6 Feb 1889 Calvary Cemetery, St Louis, MO
Person ID I12958 Family Tree Last Modified 1 Feb 2016
Father Timothy O'Brien, b. 1809, Tipperary Co., IRE d. 1888, Temple Hollow, Ballina, Killaloe, Tipperary, IRE (Age 79 years) Mother 
Anastasia Watson, b. 1820 Family ID F1269 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Mary “Lizzie” Fitzwilliam, b. 16 Sep 1851, Milliken's Bend, Madison, LA d. 16 Jul 1941, St Louis, St Louis, MO (Age 89 years) Marriage 9 Apr 1872 Children + 1. Mary Elizabeth “May” O'Brien, b. 25 Oct 1874, Central, St Louis, MO d. 12 Dec 1919, Brooklyn, Kings, NY (Age 45 years)+ 2. John Watson O'Brien, b. 6 Jun 1877, Central, St Louis, MO d. 6 Jul 1951, St Charles, St Charles, MO (Age 74 years)+ 3. Dorothy Emily “Dora” O'Brien, b. 27 Jan 1880, St Louis, St Louis, MO d. 10 Jul 1957, St Louis, St Louis, MO (Age 77 years)4. Laura Anastasia O'Brien, b. 17 Jul 1882, St Louis, St Louis, MO d. 25 May 1960, St Louis, St Louis, MO (Age 77 years)5. James Butler Jackson O'Brien, b. 8 Jan 1885, St Louis, St Louis, MO d. 27 Feb 1918, St Louis, St Louis, MO (Age 33 years)6. Frederick Aylmer O'Brien, b. 16 Nov 1886, St Louis, St Louis, MO d. 31 May 1912, Colorado Springs, El Paso, CO (Age 25 years)7. Rosaline O'Brien, b. 24 May 1889, St Louis, St Louis, MO d. May 1950, St Louis, St Louis, MO (Age 60 years)Family ID F4761 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Feb 2016
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Notes - from "Missouri, Death Records, 1834-1910" (ancestry.com)
John J O'Brien, a physician, aged 42y 10m 22d, died on 3 Feb 1889 on Sutter Av, St Louis Co, MO of a thoracic hemorrhage. Burial at Calvery Cemetery. - from "The St. Louis Post-Dispatch", 4 Feb 1889, pg 3 (newspapers.com)
SUDDEN DEATH OF DR. JOHN J. O'BRIEN
Dr. John J. O'Brien for twenty years a resident of St. Louis County died suddenly about 11 o'clock last night at his home on Sutter avenue of a hemorrhage of the lungs. In the practice of his profession Dr. O'Brien was very conscentious and in the most inclement weather and at the most unseasonable hours would order out his conveyance to answer the call of the poorest of his patients. Though of robust health on one of these calls of professional duty last winter he contracted a cold which resulted in a chronic irritation of the lungs. In the spring he went to Europe to rest and recuperate, and though he improved he did not recover his former good health. He was contemplating an extended trip to Southern California, when the unexpected end came to his illness. Dr. O'Brien leaves a wife and six children. the eldest daughter being in attendance at school at St. Charles.
- from "Missouri, Death Records, 1834-1910" (ancestry.com)