Miss Pauline French Weds Samuel J Wagstaff in Newport
Miss Pauline Le Roy French daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Tuck French married Samuel Jones Wagstaff son of Col and Mrs Alfred Wagstaff at St Johns Church Newport The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music and a pink rose canopy reception at Harbourview gifts included jewelry and a large silver chest The couple left by auto for Bermuda honeymoon expected.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Pauline le Roy French
Amos Tuck -French
Samuel Jones Wagstaff
Alfred Wagstaff
New York
St. John’s Church
Amos
Tuck French
Stuyvesant le Roy
Joseph G. Ramsay
William Watts Sherman
Lorillard Spencer
Amos Tuck French
Harbourview
Carl Berger
Mrs. Wagstaff
Oslyn. L. T
Elsie French
Vanderbilt
William Henry Vanderbilt
Treorze Wagstaff
A. Wagstaff, Jr
David Wagstaff
Seth ‘Barton French
Walker Earn
George G. Ramsay
George Ramsay
Blanchard Rand
Miss North
Ezinald I. Ward
John C. Barpera
C.D
Ae Blots
William Ridge
Frank Seabury
Boston
Francis Bb. Motley
F. B. Motley
Overley
Mass
Perry Belmont
Washington
Mildred Sherman
L. A. Biddle
Philadelphia
Oliver Tarriman
W. E. Greenleaf
Charles B. Alexander
Grenville Kane
Louis L. Lorillard, Jr
Whitney Warren
George Pomeroy
E. Clarkson Potter
Potter
Henry Mone
Edward C. Cushman
Edward Abbott
Jancis Bacon,Jr
And
Russell Cod- Man
William Lyman
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Fred P. Sands
Julia Sands
Theodore Ay Phinney
In Fulton Cutting
Elizebeth Cutting
John N. A. Griswold
Sidney Webster
Roderick Terry
Richard C. Derby
Zabriskie
Thomas Dunn
Dunn
de Lancey Astor Kane
E. Blatchford
A. Livingston Mason
Mason
Henry Lawrence
Walter Eldridge
Neill
William McCarthy Little
Theodore K.gibbs
Lyman C. Josephs
Josephs
la Farge
Willing Spencer
Worthington
Whitehouse
Julia French
Elsie French Vanfierbilt
Robert Fulton Cutting
Eaton
C. L. F. Robinson
Lewis Morris
Rosa Grosvenor
H. Casimir Deerham
Nana Morgan
Lorllard Spencer, Jr
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Irene Sherman
George Barnard
Amos .Tuck
Samuel Jones
Miss Willis Weds Walter Hewlett in St. Mary the Virgin
Walter Jones Hewlett, eldest son of Mrs Walter Restored Hewlett, married Miss Caroline Skidmore Willis at St Mary the Virgin West Forty sixth Street. Rev Andrew C Wilson officiated due to illness of the rector. The couple will sail for Europe aboard the Lusitania and reside at Cold Spring Harbor. Both families trace Quaker roots in Long Island with Willis founders of Williston and Westbury and Hewletts of Hewletts Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones Hewlett
Walter Restored Hewlett
Caroline Skidmore Willis
John Townsend Willis
St. Mary the Virgin
West Forty-sixth Street
George M. Christian
Andrew Ci. Wilson
Miss Willis
William Townsend Willis
Henrietta A. Hewlett
Louis Hewlett
Frederick Floyd-Jones
Stephen Wood Livingston
Charles J. Stewart
Oliver Livingston Jones, Jr
T. Bache Bleecker
William Wilton Wood, Jr
Robert
Rudolph Hewlett
Sherry’s
Walter
Hewlett
John D. Hewlett
Joseph Willets
Oliver Livingston Jones
Townsend Jones
Abby Estelle Jones
Stephen D. Tucker
Tucker
Holley Fiske
Europe
Lusitania
Cold Spring Har
Long Island
Williston
Westbury
Mr. Hewlett
Hew
Havemeyer Wedding in Chicago at Herrick Home
Miss Clara Martha Herrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Herrick and Arthur Havemeyer son of William F Havemeyer of New York were married this afternoon at the Herrick residence 1806 Schiller Street Chicago Bishop Charles Edward Cheng performed the service Bride attended by sister Margaret Herrick maid of honor and six bridesmaids The couple will live at Grand C Valley Col Havemeyer Yale graduate and son of the late William F Havemeyer thrice Mayor of New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Clara Martha Herrick
John J. Herrick
Arthur Havemeyer
William F. Havemeyer
New York City
Herrick
Schiller Street
Charles Edward Cheng
Margaret Herrick
Katharine Winterbotham
Mabel Linn
Louise Nevins
Mildred Wells
Nathalie Fairbanks
Louise Marshall
Raymond. Havemeyer
New York
Francis J. Johnson
Ogden Mills Reid
Ralph §. Chattillon
Francis P. Dodge
Bradford Brinton
Dixon, Ill
Edward C. Ely
Norwich
Conn
Grand C Valley
Col
Mr. Havemeyer
Yale
Surprise Chicago marriage license for Ralph Chatillon and Meta Lefens
A license was issued in Chicago for Ralph F. Chatillon of New York and Meta K. Lefens daughter of Thies J. Lefens. The couple had not announced plans and rumors suggested a possible elopement amid expected June nuptials. Lefens is a wealthy real estate figure active in Chicago civic work.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ralph F. Chatillon
New York
Meta K. Lefens
Thies J. Lefens
Chatillon
Clara Herrick
Arthur Havemeyer
Lefens
Miss Lefens
Miss Lefoens
Chicago Club
Wedding Plans for June 3 at St. Thomas Church
The couple will wed at 4 30 o clock on June 3 in St Thomas Church. Miss May A Parker acts as maid of honor and Genevieve R Parker, the bride's niece, is the flower girl. Best man is Theodore A Swah with ushers Dr A H Travis William Todd Frederick A Seaman James A Coffin Howard E Crall and De Witt H Parker. A small reception follows at 797 Madison Avenue. Todd is Princeton graduate and connected with Princeton and University clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas's Church
May A. Parker
Genevieve R. Parker
Fannie Todd
Eveline P. Weeks
Theodore A. Swah
A. H. Travis
William §. Todd
Frederick A. Seaman
James A. Coffin
Howard E. Crall
de Witt H. Parker
Madison Avenue
Mr. Todd
Princeton University
Princeton
University
Prospect Club Breakfast Celebrates Founders Day in Brooklyn
The Prospect Club of Brooklyn hosted a Founders Day breakfast in Delmonico's ballroom featuring a speech by Mrs. Victor A. Robertson. Performances included Marguerite Liotard singing songs by Chaminade and others, a cello solo by Carrie Steinhardt, and John Kendrick Bangs memoir readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Club of
Brooklyn
Delmonico's
Victor A. Robertson
Marguerite Liotard
Chaminade
Wekerlin
Clutsam
H. D. King
Carrie Steinhardt
John Kendrick Bangs
Victor A Robertson
Charles K. Buckley
Frederick J. Griswold
Havens Brewster Bayles
John J. Roberts
Harry B. Sheen
Theodore Courow
SAILING FOR EUROPE PASSENGERS LISTED FOR LUSITANIA OCEANIC RYNDAM AND ARRIVALS
Passengers sailing today on the Cunard liner Lusitania to Liverpool via Queenstown include Gen. I. E. Jones Sir Weetman Pearson Capt. Milbank D S Macken Charles Dillingham and several society names The Oceanic sails to Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg with Bayard Cutting Olivia Cutting and other notable travelers The Ryndam sails to Rotterdam via Boulogne with Townsend and other passengers Also arrivals yesterday from Antwerp on the Finland include Countess Beroldinger and several others Also listed are arrivals on the Minneapolis from London with Sholto Douglas Spencer Wyatt and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Lusitania
Liverpool
Queenstown
I. E. Jones
Weetman Pearson
Thomas J. Milbank
Macken
Charles Dillingham
Alexander M. Ewing
S. R. Guggenheim
James Heath
Bart
Frank W.W. Jones
Reginald Walker
A.W. Dingwall
Oceanic
Sthampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
William Bayard Cutting
Olivia Cutting
William. Faversham
Mary S. Kernochan
David H. King, Jr
Ruth King
Forbes Morgan
W. Lawrence
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Meta Birdseye
E. K. Clarke
B. C. Dyer
Charles H. Townsend
Sanderson
Valentine Marsh
George Kidd
Wolcott H. Johnson
Georgina L. Wells
Antwerp
Dover
Finland
Countess Alexandria Beroldinger
Alexandria Beroldinger
James E. King
George S. Murray
Mary A. Williams
J. W. E Islebinge
J. F. Stone
Emma Stone
Count Emilie le Gralle
Minneapolis
London
Sholto Douglas
Spencer Wyatt
Clarence Smith
Josephine Greening
Margaret Henderson
Benefit performance raises funds for Chrystie House in Carnegie Lyceum
A charity rendition of The Little Minister by local amateurs last night netted nearly $1,000 for Chrystie House. Cast included Ethel C. Hamilton as Lady Bobbie and Margaret Curtis as Jean with Edward J. Redington and Howard S. F. Randolph in key roles. Chrystie House provides temporary housing for unemployed boys and young men seeking shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrystie House
the Little Minister
Carnegie Lyceum
Ethel C. Hamilton
Lady Bobbie
Margaret Curtis
Jean
Edward J. Redington
Gavin
Howard S. F. Randolph
Lord Rintoul
John H. Marsching
Victor H. McCutcheon
Ernest E. Wheeler
Peter B. Olney, Jr
Fleur de Lis Schooner Yacht Commissioned at Gloucester
The schooner yacht Fleur de Lis is put in commission under Capt. Thomas Bohlin and refurnished. He will sail to the Mediterranean to take on board owner Dr. Lewis A. Simpson of Brooklyn and guests for part of the Summer.
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New York Times
Gloucester
Mass
Thomas Bohlin
Bohlin
Mediterranean
Lewis A. &Simpson
Brooklyn
Garden Party on Governors Island Benefit for Army Relief
A garden party will be held on May 27 at Governors Island to benefit the Army Relief Society New York branch. Gen Frederick D Grant and Mrs Grant have long supported the event with society members. The program includes social drills music refreshments and other features typical of the annual garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors Island
Army Relief Society
New York
Frederick D. Grant
Notable guests honor Adams descendants at Fraunces luncheon
One hundred guests attended a lunch and reception given by the Washington Continental Guard in Fraunces's Tavern yesterday afternoon to honor the General Society Daughters of the Revolution. Among the attendees were John Quincy Adams and Miss Florence Adams, descendants of President John Quincy Adams.
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General Society Daughters of the Revolution
Washington Continental Guard
Fraunces’s Tavern
John Quincy Adams
Florence Adams
Social News and Visiting Notables At Gotham and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Elling S Warner Jr and Miss Ruth Eaton marry and sail for Europe today. Dining tonight are Mr and Mrs Gardner Wetherbee for their son in law and daughter Counts Rudolph Festetics de Tolna as guests. Secretary Elihu Root returns to Washington from Gotham. Various figures including Mrs S Cornell Walbridge and Miss Charlotte Pell at Buckingham. The list covers residents returning to town and upcoming travel plans with multiple social names and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elling S. Warner, Jr
Ruth N. Eaton
Europe
Gardner Wetherbee
Count
Countess Rudolph
Festetics de
S. Cornell Walbridge
Toledo
Ohio
Clarence Pell
Charlotte Pell
Buckingham
Hugh Cotton
Boston
Gotham
Richard Peters
Hot Springs
Carroll Bryce
Percy Douglas
Ontario
Axe Presented to Wild West Hero by Woodmen Camp
At Madison Square Garden last night several Modern Woodmen of America from Camp Prospect honored Col. William F Cody. Just before Buffalo Bill entered his famed congress of rough riders twelve Woodmen presented a large flower crafted axe to the old scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. F. Cody
Modern Woodmen of America
Camp Prospect
Madison Square Garden
Buffalo Bill
Congress of Rough Riders
Summer Run for The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam
Arrangements completed by cable between Henry W. Savage and Klaw and Erlanger extend The Merry Widow across the summer at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Last year’s contracts set May 9 as the closing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Henry W. Savage
Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam Theatre
Women Prepare National Labor Reform Meeting in Washington
New York Chapter of the National Woman's Committee advances six sub committees under Mrs. J B Harriman and Mrs. Julia K West to study workers needs and welfare for government employees. They plan a Monday Washington gathering at the New Willard to report findings and form a national auxiliary of the Civic Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Woman's Committee
J. Borden Harriman
Julia K. West
New York City
Central
Archibald Alexander
New Willard
Washington
National Civic Federation
Harriman
Navy Yard
Central Organization
Civic Federation
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chicago
Ruth Hanna
Mark Hanna
National Woman's Auxiliary
The
Seth Low
United States
Alexander
F. H. Cabot
Anne Morgan
West
Nicholas Murray Butler
John G. Milburn
President Law
Samuel Mather
Nicholas Longworth
Cornelius Stevenson
Talecott Williams
Philadelphia
William H. Crocker
San Francisco
C. P. Orr
Birmingham
Ala
J. K. Ottley
Atlanta
Sarah S. Platt Decker
Denver
S Thruston Ballard
Louisville
Richard Wainwright
William Corcoran Eustis
Roosevelt
White House
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel Gomners
Nahan J. Bachae
NEW PLAYS FOR H. B. HARRIS ON LUSITANIA VOYAGE
Henry B. Harris plans a New York season with James Forbes comedy opening in August. Hudson Theatre season begins August 24 with Robert Edeson in The Call of the North. Rose Stahl begins The Chorus Lady tour in September and Ruth St Denis East Indian dances to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Europe
Lusitania
New York
James Forbes
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
George Broadhurst
Marjorie Wood
Rose Stahl
Grand Opera House
Edgar Selwyn
Lion and the Mouse
Edmund Breese
Dorothy Donnelly
The
Nebraskan
Edith Ellis
Charles Kiein
Mr. Harris
Elmer B. Harris
Theatre Managers' Association Reaches 3-Year Pact With Union
The Theatre Managers Association met yesterday and resolved wage and condition disputes with the Mutual Musical Protective Union. Managers sign a three year agreement effective July 1, preserving the old wage scale while granting concessions on rehearsals and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Managers’ Association
Mutual Musical Protective Union
Engagement ends at Wallack’s Theatre for May Vokes and Slavin
After weeks at Wallack's Theatre May Vokes and John Slavin finish their run a week from Saturday. On May 18 New York will see The Gay Musician a musical comedy with score by Julian Edwards and book by Siedel and Campbell. Sophie Brandt Amelia Stone Joseph Miron head the cast.
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May Vokes
John Slavin
Wallack’s
New York
Julian Edwards
Messrs. Siedel and Campbell
Sophie Brandt
Amelia Stone
Joseph Miron
Theatrical Notes Preview Late Season Stage Changes
The article notes Fritzi Scheff ends Mlle. Modiste next week and a new piece by the same authors will replace it next season. William J. Kelly tours Richmond for ten weeks. Chauncey Olcott visits Grand Opera House May 18 for ONeill of Derry. Ziegfeld’s Follies of 1908 had its first rehearsal at Jardin de Paris, opening in June.
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Fritzi Scheff
Modiste
Miss Scheff
William J. Kelly
Harlem
Richmond
Chauncey Olcott
Grand Opera House
O'Neill
Derry
F. Ziegfeld
Paris
New York Theatre
Miss Parker Weds A G Todd In St Thomas’s
Ambrose Giddings Todd and Evelyn Parker announce their wedding planned for June 3 at St Thomas's. Evelyn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest H Parker. The couple have arranged details for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Giddings Todd
Evelyn T. Parker
Forrest H. Parker
Jewish Charity Conference Held in Richmond Va
The National Conference of Jewish Charities met in Richmond to discuss aiding Hebrews and coordinating charitable work. Speakers included Dr. Jacob H Hellander of Johns Hopkins and Emil Hirsch J L Maynes Leon Zoltkoff and Max Mitchell. About 600 attendees attended sessions and a Jefferson Hotel ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Richmond
National Conference of Jewish Charities
Jewish Conference
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Jefferson Hotel
Jacob H. Hellander
Johns Hopkins University
Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago
J. L. Maynes
New York
Leon Zoltkoff
Max Mitchell
Boston
Musicians Sail With Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
A North German Lloyd liner carried notable artists to Europe including Paderewski and his wife with a green and yellow parrot, Hofmann, Sembrich, Dip Pell, and Gorlitz. Paderewski plans summer in Bohemia and new concertos for Boston, while Hofmann heads to Berlin to visit family and return in 1911.
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Europe
Fiother
Oper
Paderewski
Hoboken
America
Bohemia
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Josef Hofmann
Berlin
Lucia was sung by Italian Opera Company at American Theatre
Mme Novelli and Mr Delli Pranci starred in the lead roles. An afternoon program La Traviata and tonight Il Trovatore feature Mme Desana and Mr Samroiley. The concert at Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow benefits Hope Farm, a Protestant children’s charity, with Henry Holden Huss's pupils, Geraldine Morgan, Eva May Campbell, and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia
American Theatre
Mme. Novelli
Mr. Delli Pranci
la Traviata
Il Trovatore
Mme. Desana
Mr. Samroiley
Henry Holden Huss
Geraldine Morgan
Eva May Campbell
Hope Farm
Mendelssohn Hall
Carl Pollak Dies Quietly in Berlin at 56
Carl Pollak a prominent Hungarian figure in New York dies in Berlin at age 56. Known as fur salesman and comedian, Pollak spent years alternating between Europe and America, earning fame in cafés on Houston Street and Second Avenue. Friends recall his wit, theatrical feats, and deep ties to the Little Hungary community. He was married, with his wife living in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
Carl Pollak
New York
Houston Street
Second Avenue
Café Liberty
Café
Pegs
Café Boulevard
Sam Rudner
Café Monopole
Gaja
Moravia
America
Europe
Orpheum ‘Theatre
Kalman Steinhardt
Little
Hungary
Pollak
Mrs Gertrude Cheever Cowdin Dies in Paris
Mrs John E Cowdin born Gertrude Cheever died in Paris Sunday after traveling from Europe where she spent spring and summer. A former society music patron and hostess at 13 Gramercy Park she was a renowned horsewoman and connected to polo circles on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Cowdin
Europe
Paris
Chicago Priest Dies on Rhodes Island in Med Sea
The Rev. John M. Schaefers pastor of St. Martin's German Roman Catholic Church Chicago died Monday on the island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean. He was ordained in Chicago twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schaefers
St. Martin's
Chicago
Rhodes
Mediterranean Sea
Notable Obituaries Across New York Area 57 to 81
A string of notable deaths reported includes GEORGE L. KEACH engineer on Lackawanna and New York Central Railroads, EDWARD H. AVERY prominent in legal and banking circles, and ALBERT AUGUSTE COCHON DE LAP PARENT the French geologist. Also listed are JACOB C. BOWERS of Washington New Jersey, ARNOLD KIRALFY famed spectacle producer, GEORGE MASON MILLER a Nyack resident and Columbia graduate, MRS ALFRED K. HILLS a society member, THOMAS R. PEACOCK senior insurance broker, and THEODORE F. TONE coal dealer aged 81 with his firm Tone Coal Co. in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Keach
Lackawannac
New York Central
Levens Ils
Empire State Express
Edward H. Avery
Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Water Works Company
National Bank of Auburn
ALBERT AUGUSTE COCHON DE_LAPPARENT
Efe
Academy of Sciences
Jacob. C. Bowers
Washington, N. J
É Arnold Kiralfy
Bolossy
Imre Kiralfy
Columbia University
St. Michael's Church
Ninety-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Alfred K. Hills
West End Avenue
Theodore F. Tone Coal Company
North River
134Th Street
Goulds Not Reconciled Amid Mansion Rumors Denied
Rumors of Frank J. Gould returning to his wife at 834 Fifth Avenue were denied by Mrs. Gould’s counsel Henry L. Sprague who said such rumors annoy the wife. Gould is expected to return to Hot Springs soon. Greenwich Conn May 5 Mrs. Frank J. Gould leased the Stanley Tyler cottage at Belhaven for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Henry L. Sprague
Greenwich, Conn
J. P. Laflin
Bellhaven Rere
Stanley Tyler
Belhaven
Funeral Held For Henry Clinton Backus At Home
The funeral for Henry Clinton Backus was held at his residence 489 West Twenty second Street last night at eight o clock. The service was conducted by Reverend Dr. R S Mac Arthur and Reverend Dr Leighton Will-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clinton Backus
West Twenty-second Street
R. S. MacArthur
Leighton Will
Marriages Notice List from May 1908
Multiple wedding notices dated May 1908 listing pairings and venues. Maud Whitman and Jared Baldwin Jr wed at 165 West 58th Street. Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff wed at St Johns Newport. Ger aldine Gebbie and Earl Bellinger. Theresa Harriman and Charles Smith. Mary Ernest and Frederick Reinecke at Bayonne New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin—Whitman
West 58Th St
W. T. Crocker
Maud
George L. Whitman
Jared G. Baldwin, Jr
Wagstaff—French
St. John’s Church
Newport
R. I
Charles F. Beattie
Pauline le Roy
Amos Tuck French
Samuel Jones Wagstaff
Bellinger
Gebbie
Geraldine H. Gebbie
Earl J. Bellinger
Harriman—Smith
Theresa C. Harriman
Charles H. Smith
Reinecke
Ernest
Bayonne
N. J
Mary F. Ernest
Frederick J. Reinecke
Multiple 1908 Obituaries and Funeral Notices Range
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from May 1908 across New York area, detailing individuals such as William Halsted Caswell, Le Roy Edgar, Abner Ely, Joseph Oakley Farrington, Caroline W Fitz Gostenhofer, Martha A Hart, Ida Virginia Hills, James R Hogg, Mary Stockwell Hull, and others. Notices include church services, private interments, and addresses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and New Jersey with dates May 4–7 and locations like Trinity Chapel, Holy Trinity Church, Memorial M E Church, Grace Church, St. Michael's Church, and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner L. Ely
New York
Veteran Association
Seventh Regiment
Memorial M. E. Church
Nepperhan Heights
155Th St
Farrington
Joseph Oakley Farrington
Madison Av
New York City
Holy Trinity Church
Lenox Av
M. Gostenhofer
Geneva
Switzerland
Caroline W. Fitz
Frederic Co. Gostenhofer
Edwin B
Christ Church
Greenwich
M. George Thompson
Hills
Ida Virginia Hills
Alfred K. Hills
West End Av
Hogg
James R. Hogg
Asbury Park
West
Hull
Mary Stockwell
Irving Hull
St. John's Church
Bridgeport
Conn
London
Lawson
Daniel Lawson
Greenwood Cemetery
Marks
Ww. T. Hyde
Marie Ballaré
Henry Marks
Christ's Church
Miller
West 78Th St
George Mason Miller
West Nyack
St. Michael's Church
9Th St
Amoe Av
Moore
Sarah MJ Moore
Fast Orange
N. J
Halsey Moore
Riverside Conn
Nichols
George Dana Nichols
Indian Hill Chapel
Middletown
General Society OF Mechanics & Tradesmen OF the City
West 44Th
St. Brothers
George Dana
Frederick R. Usher
Richard T. Davies
Peacock
Thomas R. Peacock
Hancock St
Brooklyn
Stickney
Albert Stickney
Grace Church
Association OF the Bar of the City of New York
West 44Th St
Broadway
Tone
West 126Th St
Theodore F. Tone
Berkeley Av
Orange
Willmer
Montclair
Charles Knight Willmer
In Memoriam and Mass Notices
In loving memory of W Edward Harvey who departed this life May 6 1907 from loving parents. Mass for James Hopkins at Nat Church Jersey City today morning. Mass for Rose Riley at Nativity Brooklyn today at 9 AM.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss French
Samuel J. Wagstaff
Griswold Lorillard
James Park
Warren Robbins
Oliver Harriman
Albert Hoffman
Taylor Pyne
Francis O. French
Edith Kane
Isses Margaret, Steward
Lisa Cutting
Orothy Keane
Caroline Grosvenor
Marion Clark
Gladys Pell
Eleanor Mortimer
George Wagstaff
Charles F.beattie
St. John's
Mendelssohn
Br. John’s Church
Tristan and Isolde
Wagner
Cocss
Schumann
Feramos
Rubinstein
W. F. Whitehouse, Jr
Warren Perkins
Stephen B. Luce
Boutelle Noyes
Howard Walters
Munson Morris
French E. Chadwick
Roland King
Henry Krapp
James Andrews Swan
Wiliam H. Mayer
William Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Woodbury
W. J. Hewlett
Ermanent
Empire State
William St
Miss Herrick
Ralph Chatillon
Havemeyer
Prospect Club
Sailing For
Mrs. Jones
Sir Weetman Pearson
Dr. Stimpson
Fraunces
Social Notes
Elihu Root
Marcell Steinbrugge
Atlantic City
George Raymond
Viola Raymond
Town
Birches
Michael Gavin
Memphis
Tenn
Col. ‘Cody
Meipp
H. B. Harris
Miss Parker
A. G. Todd
St. Thomas’s
Jewish Charity Conference
Musical Stars
SAIL
Bex
Goulps
Frank J
Tyler
Bellhaven
H. c. Backus
Oppenheimer Institute
W. 34Th Street
Iams
James W. Hawes
George M. van Hoesen
Bar Association
Theodore Wilson
George H. Tremain
Republican Club
Henery Townsend
Harvard Club
Frederick L. Lamb
Citizens’ Union
Robert Murray
Charles T. Rabelle
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Ges
Addison
Orange St
Newark
Cora A. Addison
Applegate
Hampton Court Terrace
Jersey City
Lydia Applegate
Ball
Hast
Kate Ball
Baskerville
Anna Baskerville
M. Bassford
West 128Th St
Sarah L. Bassford
Beck
Charlies R. Beck
Black
Fulton St
James Black
Carter
Guttenberg
Richard Carter
Clausen
East 60Th St
Auguste C. Clausen
M. Conklin
Fordham
James J. Conklin
Connaughton
Bergen St
Mary Connaughton
Corwith
Lakemont
D. H. Corwith
Cowen
Bedford Av
Margaret Cowen
Coyle
Michael Coyle
le Crean
Snediker
Brook May
Rose Crean
Ialdereen
Daly
24 &T
Frank Daly
Peter J. Fifer
Finke
Atlantic St
Hackensack
John Finke
Foley
Lincoln Place
Matthias G. Foley
Gerlach
West 36Th St
Jean R. Gerlach
Grafmueller
South 9Th St
Theresa Grafmueller
Guertz
East Sth St
Isabella Guertz
Halstead
Poundridge
May
N. Halstead
Hanify
Broome St
Patrick FF
Hart
Clermont Av
Jane C. Hart
York St
Martin B. Hills
Hefner
Hoboken St
West Heeboken
Louisa Hefner
Hollister
Arlington Av
Carolline Hollister
Hughes
Franklin Av
Elizabeth Hughes
Jones
13Th
Thomas B. Jones
Kelly
East 11Th St
William Kelly
Remeda
West 145Th St
Ketch
M. Ley
North 6Th
Lena Ley
McGrath
West 110Th St
Annie McGrath
McKeever
Christopher E. McKeever
Maguire
Madison
Michael B.maguire
Mahoney
Chauncey St
Broooklyn
Jeremiah Mahoney
Manion
Pavonita
Maud M. Wielson
el Schack
Foe
Schubarth
Lincoln Av
Casper D. Schubarth
Beely
Quincy St
Eliza Seely
Bgier
Joseph
East 720 St
Emanus
Richmond -Hil
Sgier
Jane M. Simmonds
Space
Washington Av
Elizabeth Space
Stickel
Conserver St
Joseph Stickel
Stoecker
Central Av
Jersey City Heights
Anna Stoecker
Strobel
East Lith St
Carl Strobel
van Antwerp
Margaret S
van Vanneteck
West 10Th St
Neah New Rochelle
Ann Vanderbeek
Volener
Springfield Ae Ee
Christian
F. Wild
Stockton St
Katherine A. Wisely
OUN Vgs
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Eapele Ambulance Service
Chelsem
Wm. E. Wilmerding
Columbia Bang Building
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!