Mrs Fitler Dominates Monmouth County Horse Show
Mrs. C. Cecil Fitler of Riverton led with multiple blue ribbons at the Monmouth County Horse Show in Hollywood West End Long Branch. Her entries Florham King Pink Lady and Pandoria Queen captured top prizes in harness and saddle classes as theri rivals showcased well bred roadsters and polo ponies amid sun and crowd on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cecil Fitler
Riverton
Philadelphia
Hollywood
West End
Long Branch
Florhamixing
Pink Lady
Lerentries
Florhem King
Emil Seelig
Mrs. Fitler
Mortimer L. Schiff
de Witt C. Flanagan
Prince Charming
Rataplan
Lorna Doone
Norcata
Robert A. Fairbairn
Jay F. Carlisle
John R. Townsend
G. Howard Davison
S. Taber Willets
Charles T. Hurcamp
Joseph Laroque, Jr
R. Lawrence Smith
Frederick Lewisohn
R. Penn Smith, Jr
Wells Clarke
Sir Gate
Sol Zed
Fair Sex
Monmouth Beach
Elberon
Seabright
Red Bank
Deal
Rumson Road Society
Claire A. Knapp
Zulal
Miss Knapp
Elsinore Farm
Cardiff
Florham Baby
F. E. Small
Texas
Blenheim Fuarm
W. R. Abell
Baltimore
Algomah
Thomas J. Regan
Mahli
Emil Antoni
Antoni
Mayo
Miss Chip
Florham Sweetest
Frances Webster
W. A. McGibbon
Florham Charm
Miss Rasmussen
Chicago
Jefferson Seligman
Benjamin Guggenheim
Frank KE. Vogel
Harry Content
Murry Guggenheim
Morton L. Schwartz
Daniel O’day
B. Lissberger
Henry Seligman
Charles A. Baudouine
James T. Hyde
Joseph J. O’donohue, Jr
Robert W. Gimms
Alfred N. Beadleston
Benedict J
Samuel W. Hassel
George Ehret
Frank T. Clarke
M. C.ehlin
A. Kimball
B. J. Barry
Dougherty
Eli Joseph
M. J. Drum
R. M. Dorsey
Harry M. Stevens
Robert L. Washington
Moses Schwartz
Corinne Schwartz
Henry Staton
George G. Montgomery
Plaut
Einstein
A. M. Wittenberg
Celeste Rhinehart
W. L. Anderson
Rennie Wasserman
B. J. Greenhut
Clara Greenhut
Paris
Emil Seplig
R. Penn Smith
Merry Laks
Florham
Climax
M. F. McDonald
Countess
Kentucky
David M. Neuberger
Lord Selby
Mahll
Cotewola Farm
Thomas J. Ryan
Florham Hackney Stud
Royal Victoria
Henry Martyn Alexander
Ham
Edward C. Leeds
E. T. Stotesbury
Novata
E. C. Leeds
Divinity
F. I. Small
Peter Hauck, Jr
Happy Jack
Peter Hauck
Hernecker
W. E. Conner, Jr
Mrs. George
Lehman Strauss
Myron H. Oppenheim
Durham
Iverbrook ‘Farm
Peter Pai
John Doyle
George D. King
King Corneil
MISS HIGGINS A BRIDE IN OLEAN WEDDING
Emile Lucien Hovelaque inspector general of public instruction in France married Miss Josephine Higgins in St Stephen's Church Olean New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev James W Ashton with a reception at the Higgins home. The couple will live in Paris after six months of travel and are whose families connected to prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Olean
N. Y
Emile Lucien Hovelaque
France
St. Stephen’s Church
Josephine Higgins
Frank Wayland Higgins
James W. Ashton
Miss Higgins
Higgins
South Street
Katherine
Lucia Higgins
Elizabeth Averill
Rochester
BE. H. Harriman
New York
Harrison Higgins
Monsieur Hovelaque
Paris
Cushing-Dodge Wedding in New London
Miss Mary Eleanor Vernon Dodge wed William Strong Cushing in Pequot Chapel New London. The ceremony was led by Rev A Jadson Arnold with a reception at Fareham Washington home. they plan to reside in Simsbury in a new house gifted by the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New London
Conn
Mary Eleanor Vernon Dodge
Harrison Howell Dodge
Washington, D. C
William Strong Cushing
New York City
Pequot Chapel
A. Jadson Arnold
Fareham
E. Francis Riggs
Washington
Murray Cobb
Charles Cyprian Cushing
Lawrence Riggs
Harry Lippitt
Stephen Filpin
Mark Mitchell
Karl Percy
Douglas Dodge
Simsbury
William Lee Cushing
Miss Agnes Rooney Weds John O Brien in Lourdes Church
Miss Agnes M Rooney daughter of Mrs Christopher Rooney of 452 West 149th Street and John Edward OBrien were married at 11 yesterday morning at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes by Rev James Vest. The bride wore white satin with lace and a tulle veil, carrying roses and lilies of the valley. Attendant Miss Albina Fransioli in pink satin attended the bride. best man was Thomas F Brennan. A breakfast followed at the Hotel Marie Antoinette for about sixty relatives and friends. The couple sail today for Europe on the Touraine for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Rooney
Christopher Rooney
West 149Th Street
John Edward O’brien
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
James Vest
Albina Fransioli
Thomas F. Brennan
Marie Antoinette
Europe
Touraine
Architect Donn Barber sails for Europe to study law libraries
Donn Barber, winner of the design competition for the new Department of Justice Building in Washington, sailed yesterday aboard the White Star liner Olympic. He will be abroad until mid September to study English and French law libraries for ideas to aid the project. construction on the building begins in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Barber
Department of Justice
Washington
Europe
Olympic
Barber
England
France
Kate
New York
John Drew
East Hampton
L. I
Empire Theatre
Richard G. Hollaman
Eden Musée Company
Hollaman
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Budapest
St. Petersburg
Engagement announced for Miss Maude Daniels and A Rutledge Schmidt
Miss Maude Daniels of Larchmont and Rye is engaged to A Rutledge Schmidt of Larchmont. Daniels is adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniels. Schmidt serves on the Regatta Committee of the Larchmont Yacht Club. Wedding likely in January.
Morristown Couple Wed at St. Peter’s Church
Miss Sarah Chandler Boswell daughter of Mrs John Boswell of 16 Elm Street Morristown New Jersey and Morgan Inmouth Smith were married yesterday in St Peter's Church Morristown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Philemon F Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Chandler Boswell
John Boswell
Elm Street
Morristown
N. J
Morgan Iinmouth Smith
St. Peter’s Church
Philemon F. Sturgis
Roofside Shakespeare on a crowded NYC roof
Julius N. Hopp and the Wage Earners Theater League staged a free performance atop Public School 64 on Ninth Street. The crowd of about 1,500 on the roof and 3,000 nearby jammed the scene as voices fought background street noise while actors recited fragments from Romeo and Juliet and other works. Some audience members enjoyed the quartet and portions of Gunga Din, but the overall event suffered from acoustics, safety concerns, and inaudible announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius N. Hopp
Theatre League
Upper West Side
Public School 64
Ninth Street
Avenue B
Eva Tanguay
Hopp
Gilbert Murray
Eric Blind
P. J. Kelly
Sothern-Marlowe Company
Romeo
Mr. Blind
Mr. Kelly
Sydney Greenstreet
Murphy
Kipling
Mr. Greenstreet
Clara Knott
Julius Hopp
Hop
White Rats Adopt Morality Resolutions Against Notorious Actors
At a late meeting of the White Rats of America, resolutions were passed opposing vaudeville employment of individuals attractive due to notoriety and against hiring people under indictment. The group aims to influence managers toward ethical standards and to oppose entertainment featuring indicted or crime-related figures. Secretary W. W. Waters emphasized the stance is not against managers, but against exploiting those charged with sensational crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rats of America
Association
W. W. Waters
New Amsterdam to Celebrate Pink Lady’s 200th Showing
The Pink Lady marks its 200th performance at New Amsterdam Theatre next Saturday afternoon with pink parasols for attendees. Other theater notes include rehearsals for The Kiss Waltz and The Moral Code at Manhattan venues, Ruth St Denis plans, and casting updates from Klaw & Erlanger, Beban, Dresser, Davies, and Hollaman’s European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam Theatre
Shuberts
New York
Ruth St. Denis
Radha
Hammerstein's
Roof Garden
Social Notes Highlight Summer Stays and Travel Plans
Mrs Warren E Dennis and Miss Mildred Dennis spend July at Meadow Club Southampton L I. Mrs De Lancey Nicoll at Savoy Hotel Carlsbad arrives Aug 23. Miss Osborn to West Rocky Mountains camping with parents Prof and Mrs H Fairfield Osborn. Hobart College president and Mrs Stewardson spend summer at Washington Conn. War Secretary Stimson and Mrs Stimson hosted by Porto Rico governor and Miss Margery Colton return Aug 10. George R Sheldon returned from Lenox to town. Mr and Mrs Howard Page abroad since May plan late summer Southampton. Mr and Mrs George Dilwyn Cross at Bernardsville Barncross season. Mr and Mrs James Harper North to Kerwick Penn for summer with Misses Marjories North and Helen S North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Dennis
Mildred Dennis
Meadow Club
Southampton
L. I
de Lancey Nicoll
Savoy Hotel
Carlsbad
Miss Osborn
H. Fairfield Osborn
Rocky Mountains
Hobart College
Stimson
Porto Rico
Margery Colton
New York
George R. Sheldon
Samuel Stevens Sands
Lenox
Howard Page
George Dilwyn Cross
Barncross
Bernardsville
James Harper North
Kerwick
Penn
Harcourt M P Weds Miss Cunard at Beaconsfield Church
London July 26 The wedding of Robert Vernon Harcourt M P second son of the late Sir William Harcourt and Marjorie Cunard eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cunard was held at Beaconsfield Parish Church. The bride wore ivory satin with Valenciennes lace and Brussels veil. Best man Dudley Ward M P. Honeymoon at Nuneham Park Oxon before a abroad tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Beaconsfield
Robert Vernon Harcourt
M. P
Sir William Harcourt
Marjorie Cunard
William Cunard
Steamship Line
Miss Cunard
Barbara Harcourt
Barbara Cunard
Dudley Ward
Nuneham Park
Oxon
Lewis Harcourt
Passengers for Europe on transatlantic steamships listed
The notice lists passengers booked for the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and Touraine sailing to Europe, including Raymond K. Albright and Mrs. W. B. Austin, several couples, and named individuals. It also lists arrivals on the Caronia and Berlin with numerous travelers, families, and officials aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Raymond K. Albright
W. B. Austin
Herbert M. Baer
Caroline Jenkins Buckingham
Leslie C. Cornish
R. L. Ganter
Alexander P. Humphrey
Lawrence Jones
Seymour Myers
Samuel M. Nicholson
Edwin Outwater
E. G. Read
Lee Robinson
E. C. Stewart
J. P. Thrill
Z. Buckingham Wadsworth
Touraine
Havre
M. W. Beacon
Maurice Charvet
George A. Cunningham
James R. English
H. M. Hubbard
Thomas F. McCran
Andrew F. McBride
Benjamin Chase
Leeds
F. Crowthers
Whyte Howard
M. S. Inglis
M. A. MacArthur
Thomas Meredith
Samuel Newman
George B. Peck
Warren F. Rollins
William Austen Wadsworth
Layman A. Walton
Berlin
Naples
Aristides Agremonte
Henry Bacon
R. Peale Bent
James O. Davenport
E. D. Durand
Arthur Hill
Leonard St. John
Charles Laight
Joshua Reynolds
A. Heaton Robertson
George B. Sheppard
Marguerite Dana Weds Denison Dana in Quiet Mass Wedding
Miss Marguerite Watson Dana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Nelson Dana of New York, married Denison D. Dana in Great Barrington Massachusetts on July 22. The ceremony was quiet due to mourning. The groom is son of Mrs. William Hall Walker of New York and has business interests in Toronto. they will reside there after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Nelson Dana
Graham Court
Seventh Avenue
116Th Street
Marguerite Watson Dana
Denison D. Dana
Great Barrington
Mass
Miss Dana
William Hall Walker
West Fifty-fourth Street
Toronto
Notable 1911 Wills Include Large Bequests to Family and Institutions
Charles F. Southmayd leaves over 10 000 in realty and 10 000 in personalty plus 75 weekly to his sister in a private sanitarium and smaller gifts to his law partner and associations. Mary Ann Walsh and LeonI Gille receive specific sums, Patrick Hussey and Agnes Havemeyer Todd also specify legacies, with varied bequests to relatives, institutions, and household staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Southmayd
William M. Evarts
Julia C. Southmayd
Bar Association of New York
New York Law Institution
Children’s Aid Society of New York
William L. Walsh
Leoni Gille
George Louis Lamelle
West Thirty-sixth Street
Patrick Hussey
James Perman
East 179Th Street
Bronx
Agnes Havemeyer Todd
T. Gillis Todd
James Havemeyer
J. Cary Havemeyer
Viola P. Conklin
Laura A. Chursley
Katie Mundy
Annie Kelley
Today's Music in the Parks Madison Square Park and Three Bands
Frank W. Mc Kee's Band performs Part I and II selections including Star Spangled Banner, La Jolie, Masenvello, The Dreamer, Lucia Sextette, Naughty Marietta, and Maritana. William S. Putisch's Band at Carl Schurz Park offers Wagner Paraphrase Nibelungen, Blue Danube, Traviata excerpts, and America. A. Watman's Band at Hamilton Fish Park closes with La Maritana and Musical Scenes from Spain, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Park
Frank W. McKee
Masenvello
Aubert
the Dreamer
McKee
von Blon
Donizetti
Naughty Marietta
Herbert
Wagner
Nicolai
Strauss
Militaire
Chopin
Scharwenka
Eilenberg
von Tilzer
America
Hamilton Fish Park
A. Watman
Samuel
Spain
Langey Grand Selection
Hosmer
Fire rips Narragansett Pier churches and cottages
A brush fire on Narragansett Pier land owned by John Coppen destroyed the American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and damaged the Presbyterian Church belfry and several cottages. Firefighters from Narragansett, Wakefield, and Peacedale fought the blaze two hours. total loss under 5,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Frovidence
R. I
American Methodist Episcopal Zion
Presbyterian Church
Narragansett Pier
John Coopen
George Shaeffer
Zion Church
Presbyterian
Solomon Fairweather
W. A. Brady
Wakefield
Peacedale
Coppen
Caswell
Revere
American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Channing P. Wylie
Warrenton
Penn
A. Curtis Tingley
Sydney Nordlinger
Boon Street
Ambassador Cassini
Legation
Seafield
Imperial Hotel
William C. Marrow
Washington
D. C
C. F. M. Lei
Pioneer minors and notable deaths across states
Edward Gidden 70 pioneer Colorado miner and Grover Cleveland cousin dies in Cripple Creek Apoplexy. Robert Miller longtime Ponce Puerto Rico postmaster dies in Chautauqua New York attending Chautauqua Assembly. funeral planned in Akron. Col James F. Brown Connecticut agriculture secretary dies in North Stamford born 1866 Yale grad and war veteran. James D. Simons NYSE veteran dies aged 69 in Jersey City. Rev H Martin Kellogg dies at Covertry Connecticut. Harry Alphonso Judd New Rochelle athlete dies of tuberculosis and brass poisoning. Henry Stuart Gillespie former Seventh Regiment dies in Hartford. Egerton Ames Bliss of 366 Fifth Avenue dies in Magnolia Massachusetts aged 63. William V. Curtis ex mayor of Wharton New Jersey dies aged 60. John Doran Chatham New Jersey longtime resident dies from injuries. Jeanette Stevens Pasadena author dies. daughter of Judge Henry Jurkins. John V. Radcliffe Philadelphia merchant dies in Ocean City age 63. George S. Smith London advertising pioneer dies aged 58. Charles Schneider founder National Association of Master Bakers dies in Washington aged 70. Carsten Wendt pioneer of Larchmont dies at 60 with wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gidden
Colorado
Grover Cleveland
Cripple Creek
Robert C. Milter
Ponce
Porto Rico
Chautaucua
N. Y
Chautauana Assembly
Akron
Ohio
Miller
Thomas A. Fedison
Pence
James F. Brown
State Board of Agriculture of
Connecticut
North Sternington
Yale
Twenty-first Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
Savannah
Col
Frown
Connecticut General Assembly
James D. Simons
New York Stock Exchange
Simons & Chew
James D. Simons & Co
Jersey City
New York
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Simons
Grolier Club
Church Club
Huguenot Society
Sons of the Revolution
H. Martin Kellogg
Covertry
Conn
Europe
Nitram
Kellogg
Ekonk Hill
Harry Alphonso Jtidd
Walnut Athletic Club
New Rochelle
C. F.munroe
Bierton Avenue
Henry Stuart Gillespie
Company B
Seventh Regiment
Hartford
James Stuart Gillespie
Egerton Ames Bliss
E. A. Bliss Company
Fifth Avenue
Meriden
William V. Curtis
Wharton
N. J
Cornwall
England
Curtis
John Doran
Chatham
Dean
Ireland
St. Patrick's Church
Jeanette Stevens
South
Pasadena
Cal
Stevens
Christiansburg
Henry Jurkins
John V. Radcliffe
Philadelphia
Ocean City
Radcliffe
Yacht Club
George S. Smith
G. S. Smith
London
The
Post
Gresham House
Old Broad Street
Mr. Smith
Charles Schneider
National Association of Master Bakers of
United States
Washington
Schneider
Germany
Carsten Wendt
Larchmont
Wendt
Baden
Wesley Academy
Larchmont Village
Mamaroneck
William Ackerman
Cornelia Wendt
Italy
Death from septic pneumonia linked to scratched pimple
James L. Reynolds, a prominent New Rochelle merchant aged 55, died of septic pneumonia after scratching a pimple behind his left ear last Saturday. A native of Stanwich, Conn, he built meat and provision markets in Mount Vernon and expanded to New Rochelle and White Plains. His Bonnie Brae home became a hotel, Bonnie Brae Inn, and he owned substantial property. He is survived by his widow, a son Herbert Reynolds, and a daughter Andrew C. Scott of New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lyon Reynolds
New Rochelle
Mr. Reynolds
Stanwich
Conn
Mount Vernon
White Plains
Bonnie Brae
Main Street
Westchester County
Reynolds
Herbert Reynolds
Andrew C. Scott
New Roce
John M. Moser dies at 71 in Far Rockaway summer home
John M. Moser of 222 Hancock Street Brooklyn died yesterday at his Bayswater Far Rockaway summer home of general debility at age 71. Born December 1 1840 in Würtemberg Germany he rose from a New York Newsboy to head of Frank Brewing Company Evergreen L I. He organized Moser & Heiternheimer and later Frank Brewing. Survived by his wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Moser
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Bayswater
Far Rockaway
Moser
Frank Brewing Company
Evergreen
L. I
Mr. Moser
Wurtemberg
Germany
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Moser & Heiternheimer
Foertsch
Hanover Club
Brooklyn Anion Society
Dean of Broadway Bartenders Dies Suddenly
Dick Walsh known as the dean of Broadway bartenders died of heart disease at his Bronx home 2343 Davison Avenue. He had worked on Broadway for over forty years, with previous stints at the Fifth Avenue and Bartholdi Hotel and fifteen years at the Hotel Albemarle before moving to the Flat Iron Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Walsh
Broadway
Davison Avenue
The
Bronx
Tve
Mr. Walsh
Fifth Avenue
Bartholdi
Albemarne
Walsh
Flat Iron
Widow Elizabeth A D Townsend 80 dies in New York
Mrs Elizabeth A Delano Townsend widow of John D Townsend dies at 343 West Thirty fourth Street after a life rooted in New York society. She traced Mayflower ancestry and contributed to education serving as Trustee of public schools during Mayor Strong’s term. Survived by three daughters Mrs Frank Thomas Woodbury Mrs Francis A Carr and Mrs Townsend Tagliapietra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Delano Swan Townsend
John D. Townsend
West Thirty-fourth Street
Townsend Tagliapietra
Townsend
Marriage and death notices telephoned for Times insert
Notices describe marriages and deaths intended for insertion in The New York Times via telephone to 1000 Bryant Avenue, outlining submission process and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Born. Warner Daughter At Morris Apartments
A daughter was born July 23 at Morris Apartments on Boston Road and 166th Street to Mr. and Mrs. E Warner.
Weddings in New York and New Jersey July 1911
A series of marriages listed with dates and partner names including Hovelaque Higgins at St. Stephen's Olean New York Boswell Smith at St. Peter Morristown New Jersey Stothoff Lasher in New York City and others in New Haven Connecticut and Plainfield New Jersey These notices provide names of brides grooms and their cities with ceremony dates from July 22 to July 26 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Roderick—Toohey
New Haven
Elizabeth Toohey
Francis J. Roderick
New Jersey
Anekstein — Dembitzer
Long
Ruth Dembitzer
Jacob Anekstein
Gerow Smith
Plainfield
Ethel B. Smith
Charlies B. Gerow
Mulligan-Winters
Loretta E. Winters
Thomas F. Mulligan
Funeral notices from a New York City area paper
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated July 25 1911 for residents and visitors in New York City and surrounding areas. Entries include Simon Bernheimer Isadora Hallett John Bernard Cole Albert Elsberg Henry Gillespie and many others with death dates, burial locations, funeral times and places such as Temple Emmanu El Washington Heights Woodlawn Cemetery and Saint Agnes Chapel.
Masses Listed For Local Parishes In New Jersey And Brooklyn
In Wemnoham and surrounding areas services are noted for Mary Byrne and Mollie Quinn among others. Masses are scheduled at St Bridgets Newark St Johns Newark St Francis Xavier Brooklyn St James Newark and St Paul the Apostle to-day with varying times in the morning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florham King
New Jersey Coast Society
Squires
Emile L. Hovelaque
Wm. S. Cushing
Mary E. W. Dodge
Agnes Rooney
John
O’brien
Frank Daniels
Smith—Booswrell
Theodore A Kohn & Son Jewellers
Bifth Avenue
32Nd Street
White Rats
Social Notes
R. V. Harcourt
WEDS
Dana
Ore Wallace
Dalbey
Carl
Fart
Tivanovici
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Perlet
Watman
Dixie
Peluso
Villa Solony
Narragansett
James L. Reynolds
Stathoff—Lasher
Broadway Tabernacle
Flora Constance
William McGill Lasher
William Stewart Stothoff
High Bridge
Bernheimer
Simon E. Bernheimer
Emmanu-El
Temple Emanu-El
Simon Bernheimer
James Seligman
BLISS
Magnolia
Varis
Cole
John Bernard
Austria
John Bernard Cole
Amy Davis Cole
Montreal
Elsberg
East Gith St
Albert Marion Elsberg
Gillespie
Hannah Maria Webb
Woodland Cemetery
Stamford
Quebec
Hallett
West 119Th St
Isadora Hallett
George H. Hallett
Woodlawn
Hechinger
Joseph
Bertha
Laura
Samuel Marks
Atlantic Av
Cedarhurst
U. S
Washington Cemetery
Horn
Peter Horn
West 23d
Frank Campbell
Kelly
Helen E. Kelly
William H. Kelly
John J. Althouse
W. L. Gardiner
Elliott Place
East Orange
Brick Church Station
Barclay St
Morgan
Newport
William Rogers Morgan
Maria Louisa Selden
Nolan
Tremont Av
Concourse
James Nolan
Mary Smith
Albany
N.Y
Church of the Holy Spirit
Aqueduct
Troy
O’connor
Christ's Mission
West Fifty-seventh St
James A. O'Connor
Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-seventh _ St
Porter
Robert Porter
Hudson,n. x
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Hudson
Salzer
Elizabeth
Florence
Hammels Station
Rockaway Beach
Keehee
Charleston
S. C
Les Wolff
Amelia Wolf
Gertrude (Wolff) Oppenheimer
Samuel L. Wolff
Armstrong
Jessie
West 68Th St
Louise
Canal St
Budde
George W
Courtlandt
Cook
Stephen L
Daly
James
East 18Th St
William
Hart
Andrew
Ana
Hayman
Sarah
Helfere
Rev
Charles
Hogan
Stapleton
Mary
Smith
John J
Nate
West
Stude
Fred
9Th St
Richard
Davidson Av
Ward
Harriet E
East 87Th St
Baumel
Morris
Central Av
S. M
Ryerson St
Bulcher
Thomas
Bleecker St
P. M. Caulfield
Martin
Vine St
Bedford
Gray
Deborah
Throop
Haynes
Carrie R
Jefferson
Daniel
A. Merz
Suydam
Ormond
Jouseph J
Wyckoff St
Pettinato
Anna
M. Wack
Henry
Bancroft St
Weber
Louis Pes
St. Av
Wildner
Blackwell
Walter
Waterbury
Brown
James F
North Stonington
Comstock
Lydia L
Hu.ls
Barbara S
Burnside
Hutt
Frederica
Glastonbury
Lee
Michael H
Lowf
William G
Bikeotsee M
Danbury
Polowitzer
Taylor
Frances A
Toomer
Mary E
Dudney P
New Milford
Long Island
Ellen P
Graystone Park
McDonald
Patrick J
Mercer St
Jeresey City
Mecbugh
William VV
Pennington St
Newark
Macdonnell
Randel J
Millet
Jotm
Farvaen
S A. M. Quackenbush
Edwin
Siggins
Francis
Warren
Annee van Derpey
Imma J
Hackensack
Te-Cay
van Tassei
Sarah F
WILD
Agnes M
Arlington
Jonn
Peskine Av
New York State
Wemnoham
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsey
John W. Lyon
Harlem
Durgeons
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
N. Y. City
R. Simpson & CO
West 42d St
Cor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!