King Edward Agnes? Engagement Dinner at Dudleys Drove Event
A dinner party by the Earl and Countess of Dudley celebrated the engagement of John Hubert Ward to Miss Jean Reid, with King and Queen present. Two hundred fifty guests attended the court function and ensuing ball attended by American notables including Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Duchess of Roxburghe. An exhibition by dancer Maud Allan was featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Earl and Countess of Dudley
John Hubert Ward
Earl
Jean Reid
Ambassador Reid
Miss Reid
Lady Essex
John Jacob Astor
Duchess of Roxburghe
Alastair Innes- Ker
Willoughby de Eresby
Maud Allan
Miss Murray A Bride Frank Parsons Weds Hannah Murray
Miss Hannah Easter Murray daughter of Mrs James Irvin Murray married Frank Parsons Axtell last night at the bride’s West Eighty fifth Street home The Rev Dr Anson P Atterbury officiated The bridal party included Agnes Murray maid of honor and M Jeanette Heacock bridesmaid with several other attendants The reception followed and the couple plan a bridal trip through New England then a summer at Bellport and a New York residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons -Axtell
Hannah Easter Murray
James Irvin Murray
West Eighty-fifth Street
Anson P. Atterbury
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
Agnes Murray
M. Jeanette Heacock
Gloversville
N. Y
Ruth Taylor
Morriston
N. J
Elsie Vivian Pratt
Bernardsville
Elizabeth and
Sara Simonton
Jamesport
L. I
Anna May Callan
Eugenie Helmstreeter
Jessie Viva Lyon
Ruth Madeline Holden
New York
Irvin Ludgate Murray
Willard J. Heacock
E N. Y
Raeburn W. Jenkins
J. Cameron Jenkins
Edward Stanley
Edward C. Simpson
Thomas M. Lane
Alvin Ira-McNabb
M. J. Wright
Murray G. Jenkins
Ralph Tousey
William D. Wheeler
C. Frank Reynolds
New England
Mrs. Axtell
Bellyort
Miss Clara Cross Weds Rev John Moment in East Orange Church
Miss Clara L Cross daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Cross of East Orange New Jersey married Rev John J Moment pastor of St Johns Reformed Church Jersey City last night at Munn Avenue Presbyterian Church East Orange The Rev Dr James M Judlow officiated with a large wedding party including maid of honor Miss Margaret Fleming of Harrisburg Penn and bridesmaids from several cities and towns. The best man was Nicholas Stahl of Pittsburg with ushers J F Cross Jr Henry B Cross and others from East Orange Princeton and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Cross
James F. Cross
East Orange
John J. Moment
St. John’s Reformed Church
Jersey City
Munn. Avenue Presbyterian Church
James M. Judlow
Margaret Fleming
Harrisburg
Penn
Madeline Moment
Oronoko
Canada
Josephine Hufford
Reading
Lida Ross
Little Silver
Helen Freeland
Fanny Jaynes
Alice Jaynes
Nicholas Stahl
Pittsburg
James F. Cross, Jr
Henry B. Cross
William Orr Ludlow
Fred. McDonald
Princeton
Lewis Perry
Williamstown
Mass
Howard Bruce
Lawrenceville
Charles Wisner
Baltimore
Davis-Muser Rites Tie Local Bride to New York Groom
Miss Annie Elizabeth Davis daughter of Dr and Mrs Thomas S Davis of Plainfield New Jersey married Richard René Muser of New York at Grace Episcopal Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Vickars Stevenson with Helen R Davis as maid of honor and several bridesmaids and ushers named from New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Annie Elizabeth Davis
Thomas S. Davis
Cit
Richard René Muser
New York
Grace Episcopal Church
Vickars Stevenson
Helen R. Davis
Lillian M. Emerson
Ansonia
Miss Edith Taylor Engaged to Mansfield Patterson
Philadelphia society announces the engagement of Edith Moore Taylor to Mansfield Patterson of Geneva New York. Miss Taylor is daughter of Dr and Mrs John Madison Taylor of 1504 Pine Street, a former debutante popular in Philadelphia and Bar Harbor. Patterson comes from a longtime Geneva family and spends winters in New York. the couple will reside in New York after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
New York
Edith Moore. Taylor
Mansfield Patterson
Geneva
Miss Taylor
John Madison Taylor
Pine Street
Bar Harbor
Mabel Heyward Taylor
Gifford Alexander Cochran
Taylor
Henry E. Drayton
Patterson
Miss Tierney Engaged to Roland J Sheridan
Miss Bernadette L Tierney of Bedford Park is engaged to Roland Jerome Sheridan. The wedding is planned for Saturday June 27 at the Church of St Philip Neri Bedford Park with Rev Daniel Le officiating. Lillian Farmer will be flower girl and John V Sheridan is best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette L. Tierney
Owen Tierney
Bedford Park
Roland Jerome Sheridan
Church of St. Philip Neri
Danielle
Bryan Burgess wedding set for June at Madison Avenue home
Edgar Bryan son of Mrs Samuel M Bryan of Baltimore will wed Miss Helen Burgess daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hi Burgess at 4 pm June 15 at the bride's parents home 507 Madison Avenue Miss Elsa Burgess sister of the bride will be maid of honor and her omy attendant Charles E Bryan will be best man There will be no ushers The Rev Walbone Birckhead will officiate After the ceremony the couple will sail for Europe on July 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Bryan
Samuel M. Bryan
Baltimore
Helen Burgess
William Hi. Burgess
Madison Avenue
Elsa Burgess
Charles E. Bryan
Walbone Birckhead
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Tarrytown Hospital Bazaar Opens For Endowment Drive
Wealthy women from Tarrytown Irvington and Dobbs Ferry gather at Music Hall to raise 50 000 endowment from John D Rockefeller and similar amount locally. Notables include Mrs Archbold Mrs Rockefeller Jr Miss Nichols and others. Evening entertainments draw large crowds with high price sales by husbands of the affluent bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Irvington
Dobis Ferry
Mustc Hall
Tarrytown Hospital
John BD. Rockefeller
Hospital
John D. Archbold
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Gertrude Nichols
Henry Villard
Arthur King Wood
John F. Plummer
W. Usher Parsons
John Brisber Walker, Jr
H. V. D. Black
W. N. Jane
Charles Eddison
Holgate
Jayne
Two Coaching Parties Out for Road Coach Runs
J Henry Alexandre Jr led the road coach Squadron from Savoy to Van Cortlandt Park with guests including Mrs Chauncey Jr Mrs Wright Miss Hardenberg Rens La Montagne Aymar Johnson and Newton Rae. John Mck E Bowman chartered the Magnet for Holland House to Arrowhead Inn with guests William T Taylor W R Mygatt R L Schofield Alexander S Greig E F J Gayner and Dr J M Green. S E Judson plans a Magnet journey to Arrow Head Inn today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Alexandre, Jr
The
Savoy
van Cortlandt Park Polo Grounds
Lafayette Boulevard
van Cortlandt Park
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
William Wright
Sarah Hardenberg
Rens la. Montagne
Aymar Johnson
Newton Rae
John Mck. E
Mayflower Society Holds Semiannual Meeting at Plaza
The Mayflower Society convened a semiannual gathering with a reception at the Plaza yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Sage and Mrs. Charles Hil Terry of Brooklyn are the only women on the governing board. About 700 members are split evenly between men and women, with 10 in attendance yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Society
Plaza
Russell Sage
Sage
Charles Hil Terry
Brooklyn
Henry ‘Talvin
Brewster
Society Gossipy Notices of Distinctive New York Families
A string of social notes lists relocations and travel of prominent New York and neighboring families. Mr. and Mrs. J Allen Townsend move to Ardsley after closing their Madison Avenue home. Henry Walcott Warner relocates to Harkaway House in Locust Valley. Mrs. Colin S Carter visits Albany while Edith Holt plans a September marriage to Dr Joseph C Bloodgood. Several couples announce country places, summer plans, or engagements including Florence Louise Coleston to Cornelius H Norwood, with many other families visiting cities or returning from travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Townsend
Madison Avenue
Ardsley
Henry Walcott Warner
East Sixtyseventh Street
Harkaway House
Locust Valley
Colin S. Carter
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Albany
Stephen Millett
England
France
Irvington
Edith Holt
Mrs. Mortimer
Baltimore
Joseph C. Bloodgood
John H. Cole
Broadwater
Southport
Conn
Lucy May Cole
Henry Norris Russell
Princeton
University
E. Coleston
West Eighty-first Street
Florence Louise
Cornelius H. Norwood
East Orange
N. J
Eddy Works Sell High at Andersons Auction
Christian Scientists attended last evening's Anderson sale where rare works by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy fetched high prices. Sol Lichtenstein bought the manuscript poem Woman's Rights for 43 dollars, while J. W. Dittemore paid 114 for a first edition of Science and Health. Dittemore also secured the 1878 Lynn edition for 97. R Walker purchased an 8.75 two-leaf Historical Sketch, with another two-leaf Private Directions for Meta physical Healing going to the same bidder for 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson's
Mary Baker Grover Eddy
Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Sol Lichtenstein
J. W. Dittemore
Annie Russell to star in Paid in Full in London
The Times reports Annie Russell returns to the stage as Emma Brooks in Wagenhall and Kemper's London production of Paid in Full. She will debut in the role in London next October with an entirely American cast, and the production will be billed in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Annie Russell
Emma Brooks
Wagenhall & Kemper
London
Miss Russell
Shubert Plans Trial Runs With New Haven Stock Company
The Shubert organization will test new and foreign plays with the Hyperion Summer Stock Company in New Haven under Oscar Eagle. The plan aims to gauge which pieces are valuable for Autumn production, with a first French piece opening Monday and a total of three foreign and eight American works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
Hyperion Theatre
New Haven
Conn
Oscar Eagle
Liebler & Co
J. J. Shubert
Mr. Shubert
Miss Wynne Joins Miller Associate Players In The Servant In The House
Gladys Wynne, niece of Edith Wynne Matthison, arrives from England to temporarily replace Mabel Moore in The Servant in the House at the Miller Associate Players. She will join the Chicago company around June 7 and will permanently play Mary when Mabel Moore returns. Wynne has acted in England for three years and trained by Matthison and Rann Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wynne
Edith Wynne Matthison
Miller
Mabel Moore
Miss Wynne
England
Robert Wynne
Matthison
Rann Kennedy
Hl. B. Irving
Dorothea Baird
Savoy Theatre
Chicago
Mary
Merry Widow Hats Arrive for New Amsterdam Theatres 275th
A consignment of 1000 Merry Widow hats arrived from Paris for the New Amsterdam Theatre. One hat will be given to each lady entering the audience on June 18 to celebrate the show's 275th performance, with hatboxes distributed at exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New Amsterdam Theatre
Novelty at Daly's Theatre Next Friday Afternoon
The Daly's Theatre audience may enjoy a rare chance to act in a performance when the New York company now touring Clyde Fitch's Girls will exchange places with the newly organized Chicago company for a public show. Members of the New York troupe will observe from the boxes as their play is staged from the audience perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly's Theatre
New York
Clyde Fitch
Chicago
Hackett Presents Daughter to President Roosevelt at White House
Actor K. Hackett called at the White House by appointment and introduced his little daughter to President Roosevelt. The President gave the child an autograph photograph. The event marked the second White House visit for Miss Hackett and showed the President’s gratification with Mr Mackett's Washington success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eer. K. Hackett
White House
Roosevelt
Miss Hackett
Mr. Mackett
Musicale No 1 at Strollers Clubhouse entertains crowd
The Strollers held a musicale at their clubhouse last night. Musicale No. 1, the first in a series, was arranged by baritone Clifford Wiley. The program featured cello solos by James Liebling, contralto Adah Campbell Hussey, with Max Liebling and Elizabeth Ruggles at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strollers
Clifford Wiley
Mr. Wiley
James Liebling
Adahampbell Hussey
Max Liebling
Elizabeth Ruggles
Harvard Senior Creates Play For Mrs. Fiske at Belasco Season
Edward Brewster Sheldon, a Harvard senior, is writing a new American play for Mrs. Fiske who will open her New York season at the Belasco Theatre next September under Harrison Grey Fiske’s management. Mr. Fiske said no announcement is yet advisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brewster Sheldon
Harvard University
Fiske
New York
Belasco Theatre
Harrison Grey Fiske
Broadway Notes and Open Air Shakespeare in New York
William Rock and Maude Fulton join Charles B. Dillingham for a musical comedy with a Can-Can number. The one hundredth performance of Eugene Walter's Paid in Full ran last night at the Astor under Wagenhals & Kemper. Paul McAllister opens a stock company June 1 at Hurtig & Seamon’s Harlem Music Hall with Prince Karl. Ben Greet’s Woodland Lovers present three outdoor plays at the Ardsley Club next week. Felice Morris appears in The Old Old Story. Company E of the Twelfth Regiment hosted a theatre party at the Hippodrome. Maurice Morrison sails May 28 for Europe after a Shakespearian run at Adler’s. Rose Stahl closes The Chorus Lady in Boston Saturday then sails June 11 for Europe with her brother, returning in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Walter
Wagenhals & Kemper
the Astor
Paul McAllister
Keith & Proctor
Harlem Stock Company
Vipla Allen
Hurtig & Seamson
Harlem Lirsis Hall
Firat
Prince Karl
Ben Greet
Woodland Lovers
Ardsley Club
Plaza
Felice Morris
Felix Morris
Twelft Regiment
Hippodrome
Maurice Morrison
Adler's Theatre
Europe
Rose Stahl
Boston
Baltic
Hammerstein Plans Grand Opera House in Philadelphia
Special to The New York Times reports Oscar Hammerstein files plans for a Philadelphia Grand Opera House at Bread and Poplar Streets. The three story French Renaissance structure features a 160 foot wide lobby, a 65 foot deep stage, and seating for about 1 400 on the floor plus 2 100 in balcony gallery and boxes, with approval sought from W H McKhatrick of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Grand Opera T House
Bread and Poplar Streets
Oscar, Hammerstein
Bureau of Building Inspection
W. H. Mckhatrick
New York
Hammerstein
Paris
Marion Weed Injured In Rochester Carriage Accident
Marion Weed the opera singer was thrown from a carriage in Rochester New York on May 21 after a dirt wagon collided with the carriage. She suffered bruises and shock and is under a physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Marion Weed
Miss Weed
John A Hamlin Dies at 71 in Chicago
John A Hamlin owner of the Grand Opéra House died suddenly in his Virginia Hotel apartment. He is survived by his widow three sons and a daughter. Son Harry L Hamlin manages the Grand Opera House. Born in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio he had worked in theater since 1873. Death followed grip complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Hamlin
Grand Opéra House
Virginia Hotel
Harry L. Hamlin
Grand Opera House
Hamlin
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Death of De Witt Clinton High School founder and principal
Joan P. Buchanan longtime head of De Witt Clinton High School died at home after illness. He organized the school and served eleven years as its first principal. He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter. Funeral set for tomorrow at Washington Heights Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan P. Buchanan
De.Witt Clinton High School
Hamiltion Terrace
Buchanan
de Witt Clinton High School
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Notable New York Clergymen and Citizens Pass Away
The Rev George W Hervey a veteran Baptist clergyman dies at home 807 West 188th Street aged 87. Frances Gertrude Pardee widow of Dr Charles I Pardee dies at 165 West Fifty sixth Street aged 85. Charles W Otis dies at 247 Fifty fifth Street Brooklyn aged 47 former Municipal Building Department official. Rev John J Roberts retired minister dies at 1200 Madison Avenue aged 75. William H Long dies in Somerville New Jersey after months of illness leaving a widow and two children. His son William H Long Jr a physician and daughter Mrs Henry Crouch of New York survive.
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George W.hervey
West 188Th Street
Frances Gertrude Parder
Charles Inslee Pardee
New York Medical College
West Vifty-eishth Street
George M. Snow
Charles W
Otts
Got
Charles G. Otis
Brooklyn
Municipal Building Department
John J. Roberts
Madison Avenue
William H. Long
Somerville
N. J
Bright
William H.long, Jr
Henry Crouch
New York
Clendening
Iity
Margaret Stewart
Lachman
Samuel Lachman
Temple Rodeph
Sholom
Zion Lodge
I. O. B. B. Humboldt Lodge
A. M
Chevra Bikar Cholim
West 166Th St
Liberman
Sophie Liberman
Pincus Liberman
Isaac
Jacob
Julius
Charles Liberman
Jacob Werner
Madison Av
Kindy
Martin
Paris
James E. Martin
Florence Brokaw Martin
Nelson
Orange
Maude Lillian
Henry
Emma
Smith
Sonder
Ltst St
Charles S. Sonder
Euphemia Simpson
St. Ignatius Loyola
Park Av
Kingston
N. Y
Sterry
George E. Sterry
George E. Sterry, Jr
Sturges
Wilton
Wonn
Herbert L. ‘Sturges
Grand Central Depot
Wilton Station
Vogt
Frederick Vest
Marie Vogt
Charles R.yandell
Frances E. Yandell
48Th St
London
England
Dublin
Ireland
Yandell
Kane Lodge
Charles R. Yandell
West 48Th St
New York City
Harold E. Lifpincott
Henry W. Penoyar
Liners In Dead Heat After Five Day Race
The White Star liner Majestic and the Carmania from Southampton raced to port, both delayed by fog and reaching yesterday. Alexis Smirnoff a St. Petersburg journalist aboard the Carmania spoke of exile in Russia claiming 500000 in exile and 142000 imprisoned, while criticizing the Duma as capitalistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Southampton
Alexis Smirnoff
St. Petersburg
Carmania
J. P. Black
Bertram Balguy
W. S. Archer
J. A.brewster
R. H. Gregory
C. T. Haré
Christina’ Miller
C. C. Murray
Marjorie Murray
F. J. Murray
Alice M. Newell
Stephen O'Mara
F. M. Palmer
Charles H. Parker
J. A. Patten
B.lemberton Phillippe
E. D. Phillippe
W. M. Pryor
R. Raymond
W. M. Ritter
T. W. Salton
J. Fo Schurch
W. B. Skinner
William Tattersall
R. J. Tighe
Peter. Verga
H. J. Walduck
E. Chandler Walker
Prof. Wallace
F. D. Wanning
Curtis West
The
Boston financier Francis Blackmore Forbes dies at 68
Francis Blackmore Forbes died at his home in Boston on May 21 at age 68. He went to China as a young man representing Russell & Co and lived there for 25 years, later overseeing Sweden's interests in China. He moved to Paris in 1882 and resided there until 1886, and was made a fellow of the Linnean Society London for his Chinese flora collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Francis Blackmore Forbes
China
Russell & Co
Sweden
Paris
The
Linnean Society
London
Marriages listed from May 19 20 in New Jersey notices
On May 19 and 20 1908 several marriage notices appear from Greenville Hoboken and nearby towns. Names include Estella Wilson Bruna Honmann Marie Fallon George Jungerman Marie Mehl Werner Merz and Dora Rosenberg with various grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohmann-Jwilson
Greenville
N. J
Estella Wilson
Bruna Honmann
Jungermann—Fallon
Marie Fallon
George Jungermanan
Merz—Mehl
Hoboken
Marie Theresa Mehl
Werner J. Merz
Menitore-Posenberg
Dora Rosenberg
J.menito
Funeral notices from New York area May 1908 list many deaths
Obituary column records numerous May 1908 funerals across New York City Newark Jersey City and nearby towns. Entries name deceased individuals with ages and burial or service details at private residences churches and cemeteries, listing relatives and addresses and sometimes requests to omit flowers.
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King Edward Agnes
Miss Murray
Frank Parsons Axtel
Muser—Davis
Edith Taylor
Miss Tierney
Far
Bryan-Burgess
Tarrrytown Hospital
Rockefeller
J. Henry Alexander, Jr
Mr. Bowman
Magnet
Social Notes
Augustus H.goodwin
North Carolina Mountains
Ridgelawn
Vernon Hill
Asheville
Leon Marié
J. J. Mason
Ernest Wiltsee
Tuxedo Park
David Gardiner
West Islip
L.J
F. P. Garettson
Newport
Harrison Culver
Violet Culver
Melbourne
Australia
Gotham
H. G. Lippincott, Jr
Providence
R. J
Michael Jenkins
N. Wit James
Helland House
Meacham
Ll. B. Otis
Holland House
Connecticut
Alfred Walters
Buckingham
Cazenovia
Sol. Lichtenstein
Icelestins
Shubert
Merry Widow
William Rock
Maude Fulton
Charles B. Dillingham
Philadelphia Opera House
Chicago ‘Grand Opera House
John P. Buchanan
Smirnoff
Charles E. Akers
Jacques de Boisset
Auguste Bourrat
A. A. Emil
F. . Cashel Brown
Walter H. Byron
Gabriel Joamin
Adrian H. Larkin
Mary J. Newland
J. E. Percival
James Tolman Pyle
E. R. Rich, Jr
Mary C. Rogers
Samuel Ryder
Comte Robert, Desvernay
Edward Trueman Freeman
Samuel L. Irving
Carl Schefer
Alexander KB. Scntt
L.A. Servatius
Baron de la Serve
Baronne de la Serve
E. G. Thurber
W. R Thompson
Altice G. Esry
Lester Wallace
W. N. Watson
F.R. Welles
Carlotta ‘Welles
Deutschland
Hamburg
Otto Axt
W. H. Alston
Charles E. Benkley
Harriet Benkley
John M. Burke
Ulrich KB. Busch
Walter Clark
Frances de F. Curtis
Jule C. Duran
Cameron Rodgers
Reineke
A. ©. Saunders
Paul Villendorff
Franco de Verastegni
Mexico
William W. Barbour
C.keitch
Frank E. Flanders
Robert Talcott Francis
Robert J. Hayssen
Louis Heinrich
Ernest Kaufmann
J. M. Perry
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Thousand Islands
Rideau Lakes
Saguenay
Ottawa
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
America
St. John
N. B
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Catskill Mountains
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Columbus Avenue
West 125Th Street
Fulton Street
Sanuienne Lines
Advertising Department
Grand Central Station
Morrow
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Times Saturday Review
A. Gee
Ashley
van de Water
Gladys FE
Eugene
New
Bradford
John Henry Bradford
Lexington Av
Patrick Byrne
Carlisle
James Carlisle
Cassidy
Reid Av
Annie T. Cassidy
Cobb
Decatur St
Ben
DE Sanez
Anna_G. De Sanez
West
Cottage St
Newark
Robert Ha Peitling
Pennessey
Maurice Fennessey
Ferdinand
Thisside Park
N.J
Edward Ferdinand
Ifflannery
Frances BR
Flannery
My Foster
St. Mark's
Emma Foster
Fitzgerald
West Kinney
St. Newsark
Ned
Max
Thomas Fitzgeral Frank
East
Prank
Gallacher
Thermas Ballacher
Ganigan
Montgomery
James Ganigan
Gray
Brookllyn
Maria Gray
Haase
Jefferson Av
Brocktyn
Besa- TR
Sie Haase
Puneral
Dod Handy
Fannie
Handy
Harrington
Baldwin Av
Daniel PF. Harrington
Hillic
Henderson St
Robert W. Flilis
Wee
Hodge
Flatbush
John Hodge
Hoar
Sillburn
Dz Masten
Frances H. Masten
Mullin
Brooklin
Eliza Mullin
Nayler
Hillside Av
Joseph R. Nayler
O'Connor
Lafayette St
Catherine O'Connor
O'Hara
East 135Th St
Mary _ A. O'Hara
Odell
George C.odell
Sth
Palmer
Fairview
Carl Palmer
Perry
Luther H. “Perry
Pitz
Stebbins Av
Bronx
Daisy Pitz
Potbury
Grant Square
Mary A. Peatbury
Prigr
Bergen
Jasper Prior
Riley
84Th St
Amanda Riley
Richter
Runyon St
Carl Richter
Robinson
Bushwick Hospital
Louisa Robinson
Ruf
Camden St
Catherine Ruf
Ryan
St. John's Hospital
Frank Ryan
Salmon
John H. Salmon
Schaf
West 57Th St
Thomas Schaf
Somerindyke
Houston St
Amelia Somerindyke
Shearer
East 115Th St
Mary W. Shearer
Stout
South 14Th &T
Tompkins
Lucinda C. Tompkins
Troll
Boulevard
Charles Troll
Turk
Charles W. Turk
Westcott
West 41Th St
JoHn W. Westcott
Woehlke
Sanford Place
Clara E. Woenhlke
Wolken
Jacob Wolken
Yates
Fairmount Av
Ann Yates
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Avenly
T. M. Stewart
West Bist ST
Vuu
Columbus
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand, Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Caclaem
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