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Google News: New insights on North Brother Island where notorious Irish immigrant 'Typhoid ...
[Irish Central] - It was the home of Typhoid Mary, Mary Mallon the woman from Tyrone, who became the most notorious carrier in New York history of the disease. The location, now mostly overgrown by plants and inhabited only by protected animals, used to serve as a
S&S pre-empts Typhoid Mary title
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[The Bookseller] - An Irish immigrant to the US, Mary Mallon was a cook in 1900s New York. She was forced to live in isolation after being identified as an asymptomatic carrier of the typhoid fever virus, unwittingly infecting those she cooked for.
There’s Something about Typhoid Mary
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Who was Typhoid Mary? Was she a villain or a victim? Mary Beth Keane wrote a novel,
Quarantine History: Who Was Typhoid Mary and What Happened to Her? |...
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Nov. 11, 1938: Mary Mallon dies in isolation on a New York island after being blamed for giving 51 people typhoid fever
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