Rainbow wedding for Miss Ashmore in Stuyvesant Square church
The marriage of Ruth Ashmore to Henry Varnum Poor took place at St. George's Church Stuyvesant Square with rainbow colored gowns and parasols for bridesmaids. Attendants included Elizabeth Delafield Nina Delafield Gladys Endicott May Terry Susan Ellis Louise Jackson Pamela Poor and Mildred Townsend maid of honor. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Hugh Birckhead and Rev George Norton. A small reception followed at the Townsend home on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Varnum Poor
Henry W. Poor
Ruth Ashmore
Townsend Ashmore
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
Herman Kupfer
Rubinstein
F. Elsa
Wagner
Dubois
Handel
George J. Corbett
Duncan Harris
Henry T. Ashmore
Maid of Honor
Misses Elizabeth
Nina Delafield
Gladys Endicott
May Terry
Susan Ellis
Louise Jackson
Pamela Poor
Miss Ellis
Miss Poor
Miss Endicott
Miss Delafield
Miss Terry
Teir Legorn
Mildred Gibert Townsend
Miss Emily Cregin and Montague Heigham wed in Toronto
Miss Emily Cregin married Montague H. B. Heigham yesterday at noon in the Church of the Transfiguration with Rev. George C. Houghton officiating. Heigham, grandson of Hon. Beverly Latimer of Kent, England, resides in Toronto. A Holland House breakfast followed the ceremony as the couple began a Canadian honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jane Cregin
Montague H. B. Heigham
Church of the Transfiguration
George C. Houghton
Heigham
Beverly Latimer
Kent
England
Toronto
Canada
John Cornell Bogardus
Pauline K. Heigham
Marie L. Hilbert
Ethel G. Weston
Henry R. Heigham
John C. Bogardus
Charles R. Carrington
Wiliam McDon
Quiet Chantry Wedding Unites Nicoll and Simmons in New York
The wedding of Mrs. Alice B. Nicoll and E de Forest Simmons took place at 4 o clock yesterday in the chantry of the Church of Zion and St Timothys West Fifty seventh Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Henry Imbeck with the bride unattended due to her father Francis A Bachmanns recent death. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and reside in New York after return. Witnesses included Dr and Mrs Charles E B Simmons the groom s parents Miss Ruby Gould Simmons his sister and Mr and Mrs Charles R Flint among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Nicoll
E. de Forest Simmons
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy's
West Fifty-seventh Street
Francis A. Bachmann
Henry Imbeck
Canada
New York
Charles EB. Simmons
Ruby Gould Simmons
Charles R. Flint
Frank M. Peck
Henry T. Dowing
B. Carson Pennal
Social Notes On Weddings and Summer Visits In New York
Mrs. De Stevens and family take a Easthampton cottage for July hosting Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Schroeder and children. Mrs. John de Koven Bowen arrives in New York to attend Alexandra Stevens wedding to Steward Slosson tomorrow. Miss Leverich hosts dinner for bridal party before her June 29 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Stevens
Easthampton
G. G. Schroeder
John de Koven Bowen
New York
Chi
Stevens
Hawthorne
Alexandra Stevens
Steward Slosson
Miss Hollins Drives Four-in-Hand Coach to Brighton Beach
Miss Marion Hollins daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry B Hollins drove Morris E Howletts four in hand coach Meteor from Times Square to the Brighton Beach Casino and return yesterday with guests including Mrs Oliver W Bird Miss Bird Miss Leonie Burrill Mrs George Whitney Leaston Pyne Frank Appleton and R W Waterbury The start at 6 15 drew a crowd and the coach completed the round trip on schedule stopping at Union League Club Park Plaza Prospect Park Ocean Avenue and Kings Highway before arriving at the Brighton Beach Casino at 7 o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hollins
Harry B. Hollins
Morris E. Howlett
Times Square
Brighton Beach
Oliver W. Bird
Miss Bird
Leonie Burrill
George Whitney
Leaston Pyne
Frank Appleton
R. W. Waterbury
Hollins
Hotel Astor
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Washington Arch
Williamsburg Bridge
Miss Hollins
Park Plaza
Prospect Park
Ocean Ageney
King’s Highway
MISS MARIE GOOD WEDS AUSTEN SACKETT AT DELMONICO S
Miss Marie Good daughter of Mrs John Good of Brooklyn wed Austen Townsend Sackett son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Sackett of 863 Park Avenue New York and New London Conn yesterday at Delmonico s red rooms The ceremony was by Rev Father Appo The bride wore duchesse lace veil orange blossom chaplet and carried lilies of the valley and orchids. Best man was Stewart Waller and bridesmaid Mrs Arthur B Maillefert wore pink marquisette with pink roses The couple left for their honeymoon Sackett will summer at Montreaux or Mont? at Larchmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Good
John Good
Brooklyn
Austen Townsend Sackett
Charles A. Sackett
Park Avenue
Arthur B. Maillefert
Stewart Waller
Miss Mary Treat Weds H B Lang at Washington Heights Church
Miss Mary Treat daughter of Erastus Buck Treat married Harold B Lang last evening at Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev J E Price officiated. Bridesmaids Frances Wellwood Edith MacGrath Flora Draper Treat served as maid of honor. Best man Eugene Palmer Ushers included Edwin Treat Carl Fowler Price William Soper Malcolm MacGrath. Reception followed at 42 St Nicholas Avenue home of the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Treat
H. B. Lang
Mary Sumner Treat
Erastus Buck Treat
Harold B. Lang
Joseph Lang
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Price
Flora Draper Treat
Frances Wellwood
Edith MacGrath
Eugene Palmer
Edwin C. Treat
Carl Fowler Price
William H. Soper
Malcolm MacGrath
St. Nicholas Avenue
Miss Winifred Knowlton Engaged to Lieut Spofford
Mrs. Henry Todd Knowlton of 101 West Eighty-fifth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Winifred Knowlton to Lieut. Robert Wiltsie Spofford U S N retired. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Knowlton
Spofford
Henry Todd Knowlton
West Eighty-fifth Street
Winifred Knowlton
Robert Wiltsie Spofford
Million-Dollar Blaze Destroys St Louis Sash Yard
A fire in the shipping department of Huttig Sash and Door Co in St Louis on June 15 caused about 1 million dollars in damage. The Huttig Company suffered the heaviest loss, with others including Fathman Miller Planing Mills Mound City Box and Missouri Stair wiped out. Koken Iron Works also incurred 25000 dollars in damage. Fire spread from a lumber pile to piles of dressed pine as trains stalled. Insurance covered much of the loss but orders will be hindered. rebuilding to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Huttig Sash and Door Company
Huttig Company
Fathman Miller Planing Mills Company
Mound City Box Company
Missouri Stair Company
Koken Iron Works
American Bridge Company
Missouri
Southwest
Koken
Theatrical Notes on Summer and Fall Openings
Trixie Friganza returns to vaudeville at Hammerstein's Roof Garden on June 25 in The Sweetest Girl in Paris. Henrietta Crosman stars in The Real Thee at Maxine Elliott's Theatre this fall, following a road version The Peacock and the Goose. The Follies of 1911 cast departs for Atlantic City with a Monday Apollo Theatre premiere, Jardin de Paris New York on June 26. Blanche Yurka stars in a Charles J. Ross Company production slated for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie Friganza
Paris
Hammerstein's
Roof Garden
Henrietta Crosman
Cat Chisholm Cushing
Thee
Maxine Fliott
Miss Crosman
Peacock and the Goose
Ziegfeld
Workingman's co operative alliance to cut living costs in Britain
William Maxwell head of the International Co operative Alliance spoke at Greenwich House in New York about a British model that lowers prices for members. He described profits, charity, education distributions, and a 2 percent margin scheme. The alliance operates mills, plantations, and stores with unsalaried directors and offers building loans from member dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Greenwich House
Jones, Street
Greenwich Village
William Maxwell
International Co-operative Alliance
Maxwell
Co-operative League of
New York City
United States
Great Co-Operative Union of Workers
Co-Operative Union
Great
Alliance
Great Alliance
Cooperative Alliance
Workingmen's Trust
England
Ceylon
Brazil
Greece
Montreal
Edinburgh
Manchester
London
Newcastle
War looming in Vaudeville as White Rats sue managers
The White Rats Actors Union and the Vaudeville Managers Protective Association face libel suits in New York Supreme Court. Larry Mountford seeks about 250000 and United Booking Offices 390000 over articles in The Player. The long dispute foreshadows a potential strike and a move to hire only union actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudeville Managers’ Protective Association
White Rats’ Actors’ Union
Supreme Court of
New York County
Arry Mountford
The
White Rats
Protective Association
Protective Association and Bearing On Mr. Mountford
United Booking Offices
Player
White Rats Organization
Associated Actresses of America
Chicago
Mississippi
Henry P Schmitt Chosen Concertmeister of New York Philharmonic
Henry P Schmitt has been chosen for the post of concertmeister of the New York Philharmonic Society for the coming season succeeding Theodore Speiring. A New York City native, he began as a choir boy at St. Augustine Chapel and later served as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Schmitt
New York Philharmonic Society
Theodore Speiring
Mr. Schmitt
New York City
St. Augustine Chapel
Leipsic Conservatory
Woman perishes saving her husband in Schoharie fire
In Albany on June 15, Mrs. Lucian Vrooman 78 of Schoharie died after smoke suffocation while waking her 78 year old husband in a burning home. Four boys used a ladder to rescue Mr. Vrooman from a second floor window as flames spread through the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lucian Vrooman
Schoharie
Nate
Ody
Actresses Flee as Rialto Blaze Destroys Parisian Shop
A massive fire in Times Square gutted the Parisian Shop showroom on Seventh Avenue between Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Streets. Spectators swarmed the area as firemen battled flames that burst through second floor windows. The blaze, fueled by late rains, overwhelmed hydrants and left debris and burned dresses strewn along the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Square
Rialto
Inspector McClusky
West Forty-seventh Street
Kenton
Jones Street
Water Department
TIMES
Parker Addresses New York Law School Graduates at Carnegie Hall
Alton B. Parker spoke to 156 graduates at New York Law School commencement in Carnegie Hall. He urged adherence to ideals beyond money and praised judges, citing Judge Church, as the crowd filled the hall. The ceremony conferred Bachelor of Laws on 156 seniors and Master of Laws on 12, with prizes awarded for scholarship and property law proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton B. Parker
New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
Church
George T. Anderson, Jr
J. Randolph Appleby, Jr
Herman S. Axelrod
Joseph P. Barbieri
John F. Bargfrede
Henry D. Barmore
George Murray Beal
Philip Becker, Jr
Pincus Behrens
Frederick W. Bellamy
Henry F. Blessing
Abram I. Bluestein
Edgar R. Bonsail
Carlton F. Bown
Sydney
Braunbers
J. Irving Brewer
George T. Brokaw
Philip Brown
Emilio J. Buchaca
Charles H. Burnett
Thomas J. Byrnes
George Caranicholas
Raphdel A. Carretta
Ralph C. Carroll
Jack Charlop
Sherwood O. Chichester
Julius Chopak
Herbert
Louis R. Eaton
Philip D. Elliot
Carl A. Feick, Jr
John M. Ferguson
Louis J. Finkelstein
Chester E. Frankel
William W. Frankel
Henry M. Friedman
Herman D. Goldberg
Charles EF. Gostenhofer
Arthur Gunther
Henry T. Hackett
James T. Hallinan
Louis G. Hamburger
Francis B. Hamlin
Samuel Y. Hampton
John ™. Hancock
John J. Hanrahan
Lloyd Hatch
Robest
Frank A. Morrison
Orson D. Munn
Arthr M. Murray
Matthew T. Murray, Jr
Ralph A. Nicholson
Walter FP. Norris
John J. O'Hara
Julius F. Ohlmand
Daniel O'Regan
Horace W. Palmer
James A. Palmer
J. Raymond Pennefather
Andrew A. Peterson
Henry M. Phoenix
Herman H. F. Plate
Stuart D. Preston
Charles E. Rampirez
Rufus
Randall
Allen H. Remsen
Romulus Rimo
Frederick W. Ritter
Schoonmaker
William Schroeder
Edward Schwartz
Gerald G. Schwartz
Herman A. Schwieker
Henri Schwab
Edwin L. Scofield, Jr
William P. Seddon
Gandolfo A. Sellaro
Thomas A. Shaw
Samuel Simon
F. Campbell Jeffery
Charles H. Lane
Abraham I. Miller
David H. Miller
Charles E. Robinson
Jacob Scholer
Reginald F. Isaacs
Lloyd O. Wilson
Outerbridge Horsey
Edwin F. Aaren
Townsend Wandell
Wages Increase For Seamen Amid General Shipping Strike
London June 15. White Star and Canadian Pacific Lines grant seamen a $2.50 monthly wage rise, followed by Holt and others at Liverpool. Shipowners likely to follow. Cunard may concede next week. Olympic sails on maiden voyage despite strike threats. port delays caused by coal porters' walkout force schedule changes at IMMC ships. Marquette sails from Antwerp with crew replaced after walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
White Star
Canadian Pacific
Holt
Liverpool
Cunard Company
Canadian Pacific Lines
Teutonic
Queenstown
White Star Line
Olympic
Southampton
New York
Ueenstown
International Mercantile Marine Company
Eer
Majestic
St. Paul
German sailors bar engagements with British, Belgian or Dutch ships
Hamburg dispatch reports the seamen's union notifying Antwerp strikers that Germans will not join an international strike since their demands are met. The German organization will still block German sailors from sailing on British, Belgian, or Dutch vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Antwerp
Sailors Union Plans International Strike With Home Port Action
Matthew Tearle, secretary of the American Sailors and Firemen’s Union, says dispatches from the International Executive Committee order an international strike. He notes seamen will complete current voyages and strike only upon returning to home ports. Steamship firms deny serious strike threats while committees push for companies to request sailors through the union rather than boarding masters, signaling a push for a closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Tearle
The
Sailors’ and Firemen's Union
London
Tearle
Great Britain
Old Dominion
Morgan
Fund Reaches Target for Grover Cleveland Memorial Tower
Cleveland Memorial Association reports $106,915 in funds raised toward a $100,000 goal to build the Grover Cleveland Memorial Tower at Princeton New Jersey. Executive Committee authorizes bids and a three member construction oversight group to work with Princeton University on the Graduate Building attachment. Next trustees meeting set for Wednesday at 3 PM to act on committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland Monument Association
Senator Dryden
Association
Mr. Dryden
James Smith, Jr
Richard V. Lindabury
Haley Fiske
Paul Morton
Moses Taylor Pyne
Andrew F. West
Princeton University
Monument Association
Cleveland Memorial
George W. Rouzer
Princeton Sree
Dryden
Wills and Bequests From Early 1900s Obituaries
A list of probate dispositions shows William Reeuffel dying April 4 1911 with under $100 to Charlotte Buch 1670 Second Avenue Julia L Rapp died May 29 1911 leaving 1250 cash 5 to her father August Rapp and remainder to Caroline Spaeth Jane Murray Livingston Crosby leaves all to four children Cornelia Pell Robert Crosby Livingston Crosby and Edward Crosby Maria Hanitsch died June 7 1911 leaving 2500 to husband Julius Borger died March 18 1902 leaving widow Margaretha Borger not more than 200 Eliza Neville leaves 100 to Townley de Jn Hanlon 200 to Lucy McCormick and equal shares to Joseph Charles H Bennett and Mye Neville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reuffel
Charlotte Buch
Second Avenue
Julia L. Rapp
August Rapp
Caroline Spaeth
Jane Murray Livingston Crosby
Cornelia Livingston Pell
Robert Ralston Crosby
Livingston Crosby
Edward Nicoll Crosby
Maria Hanitsch
Julius Hanitsch
Jacob Borger
Margaretha Borger
Shoe McMoore
Iy Townley de Jn Hanlon
Lucy McCormick
Joseph
Charles H Bennett
Mye
Eliza Neville
Prof Hiram Corson Dies at 82 in Ithaca
Prof Hiram Corson a longtime Cornell English professor and author died at his Ithaca home aged 82. Born in Philadelphia he taught literature at Girard and St. John's Colleges before joining Cornell in 1870 and becoming Emeritus in 1903. He published Chaucer works and writings on literary study and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Hiram Corson
Cornell
Corson
Philadelphia
Smithsonian Institution
Girard
St. John’s Colleges
Chaucer
Chaucér
John Milton
Marriages and Obituaries From New York and New Jersey Notices
The page lists multiple June 1911 nuptials across New Jersey and New York including Drake- Fox in East Orange and La Moureux-House in Brooklyn. It also records numerous funeral notices and longtime residents’ deaths across Brooklyn Manhattan and surrounding areas with dates and locations for services and interments.
Theophilus A Brouwer Dies at 85 In New York City
Theophilus A Brouwer treasurer emeritus of the Collegiate Reformed Church died at his home 320 St Nicholas Avenue yesterday afternoon in the eighty fifth year of his age. Born February 28 1827 in the city he was a leading figure in religious and charitable circles. He served as president of the New York Bible Society and was active in the New York Sunday School Union and the Society for Promoting the Gospel Among Seamen. He also held positions with the North River Insurance Company and the St Nicholas and Holland Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus A. Brouwer
Collegiate Reformed Church
St. Nicholas Avenue
Mr. Brouwer
Jacob Brouwer
Jane Maria (de Riemer) Brouwer
New York Bible Society
New York Sunday School Union
Brouwer
Society For Promoting
Port
New York
National Temperance Socie
American Tract Society
North River Insuranceompany
St. Nicholas and Holland Societies
Not Jules Lefebvre but His Son Dead
Paris readers were informed that Maurice Lefebvre a sculptor and son of the noted painter Jules Joseph Lefebvre died not Jules Lefebvre. The error arose from a misstatement in last night’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Lefebvre
Paris
Jules Joseph Lefebvre
Maurice Lefebvre
Notable Obituaries Highlight Public Figures and Leaders
Multiple obituaries note prominent figures from politics business and society dying across cities. George H. Harris former Mississippi attorney general and congressman dies at 89 in Washington D C. Minnie A Bellows alumna of Wells College dies on a train in Ithaca. Titus Benjamin Meigs longtime lumber merchant dies at 70 near Norfolk Conn. Charles Spooner Shaw New Haven merchant dies at 79. Josette O Neill wife of Brooklyn official dies in Argyle Park. Ezra Keeler Yonkers merchant dies at 92. William H Boardman son of Joel Boardman dies in Buffalo. Harry T Arnold Los Angeles real estate operator dies at 39. Alice Maud Kellogg editor and author dies in New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harris
Mississippi
Washington, D. C
Minnie A. Bellows
Rochester
Ithaca
N. Y
Wells College
Aurora
Miss Bellows
Wells
Titus Benjamin Meigs
Fairlawn
Norfolk
Dodge & Meigs
Rector Street
Charles Spooner Shaw
New Haven
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Josette O'Neill
James T. O'Neill
Brooklyn
Argyle Park
Babylon
Ezra B. Keeler
Yonkers
William H. Boardman
Joel Boardman
Flushing
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Harry T. Arnold
Arnold, Byrne & Bauman
Liberty Street
Los Angeles
Fordham College
Arnold & Byrne
Miss Kellogg
Livingston
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned for NYT Insertion
Notices indicate marriage and death notices are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times. The brief notice emphasizes the process and contact method without detailing individual names or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Martinsen engage Margaret to George W. Johnson
Mrs Emma Martinsen of Holmdel New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Margaret Martinsen of Red Bank to George W Johnson of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson—Martinsen
Emma Martinsen
Holmdel, N. J
Margaret Martinsen
Red Bank
N. J
George W. Johnson
New York
Adams Freeman Adams Funeral Services in Brooklyn
Francis Freeman Adams aged will be arranged for a funeral at 2 30 P M Saturday at the residence of Mrs J H Haslin Montrose 64 Hoyt Street Brooklyn N Y He was the eldest son of Rev Henry Francis Adams and Frances Elizabeth Adams and died in Albany New York on Tuesday June 13 1911.
Mass St Patrick A. Churely Newark Announcement
Fragmentary notice from Wemorfam in Newark New Jersey mentions Patrick Mackin mass at St Charles Church today. Details are incomplete with missing time and location specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick, Mass
St. Aes Churely
Newark
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow
Miss Ashmore
H. W. Poor
James B. Townsend
Lexington Avenue
Andover
James Bliss Townsend
Harry Ashmore
Constance Poor
Agnes Poor
Lacey Poor
Elizabeth Chandler
Charles J.von Chandler
Brookline
Masq
Reeve Merritt
Edwin A. Stevens
J. Henry Lacombe
J. Rufus Tryon
Stephen Peabody
Herbert Satterlee
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Peabody
Anita Peabody
Courtlandt Nicoll
August Belmont
John T. Jerry, Jr
Allan Marquand
Anson Blake Moran
Charles A. Moran
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles D. Freeman
Irving Cox
Theodore Ee
J. Frederic Tams
Lewis P. Child
Ruth Child
Albert Rathbone
Lewis H. Freedman
Heigham—Cregin
Social Notes
Carl von Mayhoff
Bar Harbor
Gertrude Riker Leverich
Charles D. Leverich
Corona, L.I
John Triplett Harrison
Baltimore
John L. Riker
Miss Leverich
A. Schuyler Clark
St. Bartholomew's Church
Delmonico’s
Josephine Osborne
Europe
Garrison-on-Hudson
Arthur T. Hadley
Elford P. Trowbridge
New Haven, Conn
Gotham
Brighton
Miss Marie Good
Austen T. Sackett
CHASE
Matthews Commercial Furniture
Canal Street
Co-operative Alliance
British Union
Mountford
Union
Philharmonic Society
H. P. Schmitt
Blaze
Parker
Ie Guarantee Trust
Boston
Red Star Line
Cleveland Fund Complete
Mary Muir
Edmund M. Dill
Rydin
Wyant
Danbury
Edna FE
Frank H. Rydin
Trezevant
New Jersey
Blakeslee
Morton
Trenton
Helen A. Morton
Edward L. Blakeslee
Collins — Wallis
Montclair
Katherine Wallis
Stephen J. Collins
Docker
Frome
Oxford
Beulah Frome
Henry F. Docker
Finn—Cook
South Sheiness
Edna A. Cook
Frank H. Finn
Graham—Hoban
Nellie Hoban
Charles Graham
McCloskey
Morrissey
West Orange
Mae Morrissey
William J. McCloskey
Miers— Reed
Edyth H. Reed
Edward D. Miers
Osborne—Scheer
Elizabeth
Emma Scheer
Andrew Osborne
Parrout
Weeden
Anna C. Weeden
Oscar Parrout
Scharrer
Rbarton
Olive M. Barton
William Scharrer
Smith
Wilderotter
Louise C. Cane
Charles J. Smith
Stone—Mutchler
Delaware Park
Margaret Mutchler
Walter K. Stone
Story—Molloy
Jane C
Molloy
Arthur A. Story
Trimmer
Hoffman
Morristown
Agnes R. Hoffman
Montgomery R. Trimmer
New York State
Johnson
Ernest
Newburg
Mary C. Ernest
Thomas H. Johnson
Moriarty
Halloran
Ossining
Elizabeth Halloran
Philip A. Moriarty
Ann
Nathan Cox
West 178Th St
Church of the Incarnation
175Th
Audubon
St. Raymond's Cemetery
DE Albornoz
Carrillo de Albornoz
West 144Th St
Dolores de Aldama
Isaac Carrillo de Albornoz
Hitchcock
Homer Hitchcock
West
Campa Building
South Amerigal
Kellogg
Alice M
Amos M
Lavinia Steele Kellogg
Robert W. Barrington
Davis Av
New Rochelle
Lang
Carra N. Lang
W. Lang
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
San Francisco
Meigs
Conn
Madison Avenue Presbyte
Delhi
Quinn
Helen W. Quinn
Stephen Merritt Company
West 126Th St
Riblet
East 68Th St
Albert
William H. Riblet
Florence Garretson
Arthur Lockwood Smith
Degraw Av
Warner
Garden City
L. I
Adelaide C. Warner
Leonard Warner
Jacob F
Margaret Oaleley
Creed May
van Nest Place
Brong
Daly
James H
West 90Th St
Doty
Thomas H
Throge’s Neck
Westchester
Gallagher
Mary
West 100Th St
Tae —Edward B
Hogan
Hanneh
Ostet
Bertha
Jofens
Christian W
Koumpass
Wanda HH
Hewitt Place
Bronx
Lennon
Marguerite
P. McCarthy
Charles
West 22d
A. M. McCue
Denis
West 184Th St
Meen
Julia
Audubon Av
A. M. Warren
Stephen
East 127Th St
Brenzel
Crescent St
Campbell
Robert J
Franklin Av
McAvoy
Ryerson St
McClean
Margaret
Feegiiner St
Murphy
Keethy
Rintoul
Walter
Long Island College Hospital
Werner
Anna B
Connecticut
Colbert
Maurice W
Hartford
Augusta
Shrapeport
Long Island
Adamovsky
Frank
Long Isl City
Saan
James A
Jamaica
Butler
Carrie
Ridgewood
Kreitz
Merritt
Eliza F
Richmond Hill
O'Neill
Brown
Sarah A
Mulberry St
Burke
Michael Orange
A. M. Carson
Addie M
William M
Hilton
Aaa
DE Geus
Seabeck
Decker
Dougherty
Bordentown
Fitzsimmons
Matthew
Hardiman
Catharine
Jordan
Jersey City
Hedges
W. M
New Brunswick
Hollinger
Jessie
Walnut St
Newnchan
Kelly
Aeine M
Webster Av
Kennedy
Annie M
A. M. McConville
Mary A
A. M McLaughlin
Paterson
Whalen
Thomas
Wright
William H
Longworth St
Alsdorf
George H
Anderson
Goshen
Dietrich
John
Saugerties
O’donohue
Mary L
Harrison
Seifts
Poughkeepsie
Taft
Mary F
Osborne
Elmer E
Wemorfam
Undertakere
Frank E. Campell
Chelsea
Durgeons
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
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