Tillotson Fortune Largely For Charitable Bequests
Emma A Tillotson widow of Luther G Tillotson dies leaving a will dated June 23 1895 valued over 19090 in real and personal property. Met Museum gets a 10000 and 5 000 to finance journalism bed at St Luke's Hospital. Public bequests total about 150000 to numerous societies and hospitals including 4000 to Rev J D Parker Morgan and 1000 to each servant. The executor is United States Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma. A. ‘Tillotson
East Forty- Ninth Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fillotson
Tillotson
Luther
G. Tillotson
United States Trust Company
St. Luke's Hospital
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Turners
Orange County
Fillotson Grove
Association For
American Master Mechanics’ Association
Howard Mission
St.ary' S Free Hospital
New York
Society For the Relief of
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
Woman's Hospital
Barnard College
J. D. Parker Morgan
Luther Griffith
East Fortyninth Street
Colored Woman Bequest Brings Flushing Hospital $1146
After three years of litigation over Mary A. Shaw s bequest, the Flushing Hospital received a $1 146 payment including interest from the estate of Mrs Shaw. The will granted funds to the hospital and library while most of the estate went to Tuskegee Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing Hospital
Mary A. Shaw
Anna Ten Eyck
Flushing
Ten Eyck
Flushing Library
Tuskegee Institute
Marriage of Herbert Knox Smith to Gertrude Dietrich
Herbert Knox Smith, Federal Commissioner of Corporations, wed Gertrude Dietrich daughter of ex Sen Charles H Dietrich of Nebraska in Farmington Connecticut Congregational Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Quincy Blakely with Miss Susan Holdrege of Omaha as maid of honor. Guests included Ethel Roosevelt Mrs W S Cowles and Gif Ford Pinchot as well as a reception at Westwood Mrs E A Smith’s country place. President and Mrs Roosevelt sent roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington, Conn
Herbert Knox Smith
Gertrude Dietrich
Charles. H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Quincy Blakely
Ernest Walker Smith
Susan Holdrege
Omaha
Neb
Miss Holdrege
Ethel Roosevelt
W. S. Cowles
Gifford Pinchot
Westwood
E. A. Smith
Commissioner Smith
WEDDINGS PLANNED FOR MISS BAKER AND BRADY RUTTENCUTTER
Miss Mildred Armisted Baker to wed Lieut. Brady Green Ruttencutter of the First Infantry US Army at Ascension Church New Brighton St. I Oct date TBA. Matron of honor Mrs Warry s Church. maid of honor Mimi Kolff Emerson Hill. bridesmaids Margaret Hughes Armstrong Lela Gandy. best man Lieut. L S Derver. Ushers to be named. Ruttencutter recently returned from the Philippines stationed at Vancouver. Gollan Norris-Wedding Oct 7 at 180 West Fifty-minth St. Col Gollan and Miss Norris wed in Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Armisted Baker
George Livingston Baker
Brady Green Ruttencutter
First Infantry
Ascension Church
New Brighton
S. I
Miss Saker
Mrs. Warry
Mimi Kolff
Emerson
Hill
Gollan-Norris
Treimarridge
Marie Louise Norris
James Nelson Norris
St. Louis
Weary Comper Collan
Bermud
Alexander
Lad
Gollan
G. Howard Martin
West Fifty-minth Street
J. J. Patten
Princeton University
Grand Rapids Girl to Wed Count
An engagement announcement from Grand Rapids reveals Miss Fannie Dickinson Hazeltine of Grand Rapids, daughter of Dr C Hazeltine, former Consul at Milan, will wed Count Adolph Montgelas of Munich. The notice names both families and specifies the betrothal as announced today in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fannie Dickinson
Hazeltine
German envoy secretary meets Hazeltine at embassy
Count Montgellas of the German Embassy in Tokio met Miss Hazeltine when she was two at the Ambassador’s residence. The wedding will be solemnized in Grand Rapids in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Count Montgellas
Enmbassy
Tokio
Hazeltine
O’brien
Grand Rapids
Gardiner Fry Returns After Dory Victory in Holland
George Gardiner Fry arrived in New York aboard the Statendam after sailing his eighteen foot dory Tautog to Holland last August and winning all races there. The dory and the international trophy, a large silver ship, had preceded him on the Nieuw Amsterdam last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardiner Fry
Holland
Europe
Statendam
New York
Nieuw Amsterdam
SAILING TO WARMER CLIMES FOR EUROPEAN PORTS
Three liners depart New York today carrying tourists bound for Europe and India and the Far East to escape winter. Vessels Farmania Teutonic Taormina sail with lists of named passengers including families and clergymen. voyage notes include Earl of Winterton Bromwell Ide and Powers Orbison Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Far East
New York
Farmania
Liverpool
Earl of Winterton
Charles Duncan
F.J. Spilman
Thomas Ashworth
A. S. Watkins
John J. Wilson
Johnson
M. Fergnson
G. B. Pennington
V. Clark
Bonetic Teutonic
Southampton
S. Bromwell
Bromwell
Henry C. Ide
Marjorie M. Ide
S. S. Gunther
Edith S. Gunther
B. Haworth
Social Notes of Travelers and Visitors From the East Coast
The column lists many residents and guests returning from abroad and travel plans. Rev Dr Howard Duffield reports from Europe via Egypt. The Berry and Donaldson couples motor through the Berkshires and White Mountains. Weatherbee and Weatherbee arrive at Mount Washington. Sandford returns from the Crater Club Essex and stays at the Walcott. Mackay travels to England for winter. Wilson family due in New York mid October. Mrs. Oliver visits in Washington and Albany. Hering family moved to East Fifty-sixth Street. Keech family returns from Bar Harbor to Westbury and occupies Fox hall Keene's place for autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald K. Mackay
Lenox
England
R. T. Wilson, Jr
New York
Genée Back to Lead Soul Kiss in New York
Adeline Genée, the Anglo-Danish dancer, arrived from Europe aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm to resume the lead in The Soul Kiss at the Grand Opera House on Monday. She plans to marry in about three years, but will not reveal the suitor, saying he is neither prince nor millionaire. She begins rehearsals with nine English dancers and notes the London send off at the Empire Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Genée
Europe
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Grand Opera House
Miss Genée
Times
Mile
Genée
Miss Peters
London
Empire Theatre
New York
The
Empire
Beerbohm Tree
Forbes-Robertson
Sir Charles Wyndham
Ellen Terry
George Grossmith
George Edwardes
Mrs. . Kendal
Elialine. Terriss
Bernstein's New Play Israel Heads to Paris Premiere
Charles Frohman received Henri Bernstein's four act satire Israel a one woman and sixteen men piece to debut at the Rejane Theatre Paris on Oct 15 Mme Rejane to portray the female lead in Paris and American casting rights are not yet settled Frohman holds the American and English rights for the production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Henri Bernstein
Samson
Israel
Paris
Mme
Rejane
America
Mr. Frohman
Actor McIntyre Invents Odorless Gasoline Product
Frank McIntyre, star of The Traveling Salesman, works on a new fuel additive named Novelline to remove gasoline odor. He claims eighteen advantages over regular gasoline and says several French car firms seek the patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McIntyre
Central Park
McIntyre
Fatima Miris Arrives in New York for Lincoln Square Debut
Fatima Miris, known in Italy as the female Fregoli, landed in New York aboard the Roma yesterday with ten assistants and sixty two trunks containing 200 costume changes. Her Lincoln Square Theatre debut is scheduled for Monday and her repertoire includes The Geisha Gran Via Notte di Baci Le Regiment qui passe and The Café Concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatima Miris
Italy
Fregoli
New York
Roma
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mondex
Ide Wolf Hopper Musical Tour Postponed Indefinitely
The new musical comedy by Austin Strong and Edward Corliss will not reach New York soon. Ide Wolf Hopper, slated for Tyrone next week, remains on tour after Lulu Glaser’s success in Mies Mischief leads to indefinite postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide Wolf Hopper
Austin Strong
Edward Corliss
New York
Soen
Hopper
the Tyrie
Lulu Gidaser
Mischief
Shubert
Theatrical Notes from New York Theatre Scene
Baron von Dewits hosted a Garden Theatre box party. The Follies of 1907 ends at the New York Theatre next Saturday and then tours to Philadelphia. Stella Hammerstein and Oscar Hammerstein heir joins George M Celia n's The American Idea at the New York Theatre on Oct 5. Charles Frohman presents The Dollar Princess with an all American cast, premiering in New York as London producer George Edwardes backs a rival to The Merry Widow. The 250th performance of Girls ends Saturday before the company tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Dewits
International Society of Authors
Garden Theatre
New York Theatre
New York
Philadelphia
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
George M. Celian
Charles Frohman
London
George Edwardes
Clyde Fitch
A Gentleman from Mississippi at Bijou Theatre
The new four act comedy stars Tom Wise as the Junior Senator and Douglas Fairbanks as his private secretary in a tale of political bluffing and land deals. The International Hotel setting and Washington color provide lively supporting scenes with Harriet Worthington Lola May and Henry Bender in key roles. The play fuses humor with a gentle critique of ambition and old friendships, delivering wholesome entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Messrs. Harrison
Thomas A. Wise
Bijou Theatre
William H. Langdon
Mr. Wied
Horatio Peahbody
Georgia Langdon
Lola May Amelia Butterworth
Agnes de Lane
Madame Des Aretins
Karen Nielsen Aedes
Sallie Livingston
Bud’ Haines
Eeeseesesses MP
Fairbanks
PMC
Icmnoi
Harry Stubbs
Beverly Stoneman
Frederick Bock
International Hotel
E. H. Bender
J. D. Telfer
al Dei Charles
Chappelle Signor Caraciol
I.cccescesseeee
M. W. Bale
Seeees
Donald Mackintire
Ceeseess
Henry Gibson
Charles Johnson
Spengler
Sue van Duzer
New York
Washington Star
Vicksburg
North
Tom Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
East
Wiarrison Rhodes
Mr. Wise
Washington
Mr. Fairbanks
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Harriet Worthington
Lola May
Charles Chappelle
May Irwin in Mrs Peckham's Carouse at Garrick Theatre
May Irwin stars in George Ade farce Mrs Peckham's Carouse a cur- tain raiser to The Mollusc at the Garrick Theatre The piece satirizes temperance with a bottle of forty year old whiskey and the Abstinence League set amid domestic comedy The audience enjoyed Miss Irwin's comic bravura and curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ade
Mrs. Peckham
May Irwin
Peckhamn
Barrett
New Military Play Tomorrow Night at Irving Place Theatre
A comedy of military life titled Tie Dancing Hussars by Kadelburg and Show ronnek will premiere at Irving Place Theatre tomorrow night. The press agent claims the German Emperor is responsible for the play according to his historical belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadelburg
Showronnek
Irving Place Theatre
Boston Symphony Plans Ten Carnegie Hall Concerts This Season
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Max Fiedler will present ten concerts at Carnegie Hall this season nine standard and one newly announced program. Season tickets go on sale October 12 with renewals in progress. Notable new works include Bruckner Eighth Paderewski symphony and a first American performance of a Max Reger overture. Distinguished soloists include Emmy Destinn Paderewski Gabrilowitsch and Elman among others. Five Thursday evenings and five Saturday matinees comprise the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fiedier
Hamburg
Carnegie Hall
Max Fiedler
Bruckner
Paderewski
Boston
Fiedler
Nicodé
Gloria
Max Schillings
Emmy Destinn
Berta Morena
Metropolitan Opera House
Jeanne Gerville-Réacne
Manhattan Opera House
Sauer
Gabrilowitsch
Lhévinne
Germaine Schnitzer
Germaine Arnaud
Mischa Elman
Willy Hess
Soma Pick Steiner
Alwyn
Mr. Noack
Germany
Concert- Gebouw
Amsterdam
Méngelberg
Aachen
Paderewski Planned Twenty Concerts in United States
Paderewski will undertake twenty concerts in the United States after the new year. He will appear with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and with the Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis orchestras. His trip aims to have his new symphony produced by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The Chopin centennial will be celebrated in Brooklyn on March 1 with Paderewski as soloist, offering a Chopin program in the afternoon and another performance in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chopin
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Damrosch Reveals Seasonal NY Symphony Lineup
Walter Damrosch has completed the personnel for the New York Symphony Orchestra for the coming season. Most players remain from the prior three years with two changes, a new first violin and new cello entrants joining ten newcomers in the strings. solo flutist George Louarrére and solo clarinet Léon Joy remain, as does Herman Hand on horn. Rehearsals begin Oct 4 with a Pennsylvanian tour starting Oct 12 ending in New York for the season opener on Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
George Louarrére
Léon Joy
Herman Hand
David Mannes
Alexander Saslavsky
Damrosch
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Detroit
Saginaw
Rochester
New York
Henry Miller Sails for London to Arrange Spring Season
Actor-manager Henry Miller sailed on the Kronprinzessin Cecilia for London with Charles Rann Kennedy. He will stage a Spring season featuring The Great Divide The Servant in the House The Winter Feast Mater and The Faith-Healer by Moody. Miller plans to return November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
London
Charles Rann Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
William Vaughn Moody
Mr. Miller
Margaret Anglin
Edith Wynne Matthison
America
Adele Verne to Open American Tour at Carnegie Hall
English pianist Adele Verne arrives in New York aboard the Lucinia after touring to Vermont. she begins a schedule of recitals and orchestra concerts across October November and December with multiple performances planned in New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Verne
Carargie Hall
New York
Vermont
Travus Ross Former Postmasters General Aide Dies
Travus Ross a Kentucky African American who served in the Civil War as a body servant to Col. Roberts and Gen. Sherman and later as a longtime Post Office Department employee died at his Washington home. He began under Postmaster General Key and rose through promotions, becoming a trusted messenger and clerical staffer with a $1,000 salary by 1901 under Postmaster General Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Travus Ross
Ross
Col. Roberts
Sherman
Constellation
Post Office Department
Key
Gary
Notable Deaths and Obituaries in New York Area
A roundup notes the deaths of Alexander Mecclaire a 96 year old frontier preacher who left the Catholic Church for Methodist service in Canada then Henry Baxter Hoover a 70 year naval constructor who helped oversee ships at Nixon shipyard and the Maine battle ship inquiry. Gregg N. Catlin secretary to Controller Metz and a former New York World writer. Jacob Rubino retired broker and Wall Street figure connected to James Speyer. Dr William J. Eckoff Newark public school principal and Hamburg born author. brief notices of these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mecclaire
Masonic Fraternity
Iynden
Wash
Yesterdy
Canada
Baxter Hoover
Elizabeth
N. J
United States
The
New York World
Catlin
Benjamin F. Tracy
Isaac 8. Catlin
Avery D. Catlin
Jacob Rubino
West Seventy-third Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Botanical Gardens Society
James Speyer
Wall Street
William J. Eckoff
Oliver Street
Newark
Hamburg
Germany
Lehrerseminar
Jerome Takes Up Cleveland Dispute of Large Public Import
District Attorney Jerome announced an inquiry at the New York Times request into the authenticity of a Grover Cleveland article published here on August 30. He warned that if the signature is forged, the offender should be punished and that the matter has significant criminal and public implications. He will examine all sources to compare the article with Cleveland's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
F. S. Hastings
Cleveland
Times
D Ogden Mills Wins Painting Valuation Dispute
Judge Waite of the Board of General Appraisers ruled in favor of D Ogden Mills over a Government duty dispute on a Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait invoiced at 10000 dollars. The collector sought higher duty after a London catalogue valued the work above the invoice, but the appraisal upheld the invoice price and Mills will owe a 6000 dollar duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ogden Mills
Joshua Reynolds
Waite
Board of
United States General
Mils
Mills
Virginia Earl Quits After Salome Meets the Devil
Virginia Earl quit after a Maryland Theatre performance of When Salome Meets the Devil, saying manager Ker nan demanded she cut the act. She left for New York in an angry mood and announced plans to sue for this week and the full forty weeks of her season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Virginia Earl
Salome
Maryland Theatre
Keith
Kernan
Engagement of Florence Friedman to Morris Friedman
Mr and Mrs Ja cob Friedman announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Mr Morris Friedman. At home Sunday Oct 11 1908 from 3 to 6 at 350 West 5th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman—Friedman
Jacob Friedman
Florence
Morris Friedman
5Th St
Multiple September 1908 Marriages List
A list of marriage notices shows brides and grooms with dates from September 23 to September 29, including Adams and Hardy in Langdon Adams with Dr Arthur ilugill Hardy, Auching Newlands, Gray Hopkins, Bergil Smith, Drake Askew, Haeffner Kiene, Hopke Kha ker, Perry Bensel, Smith Trengove, Wright Betz, and other pairs. Locations include Jersey City Groton Kingston and Madison Avenue church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newlands
Kingston
Canada
Hugh ,Uchincloss
New York City
Gray—Hoopkins
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Henry Sioane Coffin
Richardson Gray
Mary Bruce Hopkins
John Henry Gray
Isaac Bell Brennan Dies at 37
Isaac Bell Brennan of New York City died September 28 1908 at his residence 145 West 75th Street He was aged 37 Funeral services will be held October 1 1908 at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Broadway and 71st Street Interment is private The Manhattan Club Fordham University Alumni Association and The Friendly Sons of St Patrick announce condolences and request attendance at the funeral for their late associate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Fordham University Alumni Association
Isaac Bell Brennan
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Broadway
Tist St
New York City
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Louslie
Multi-fatal Funeral Notices From New York Area
A dense obituary column lists numerous death notices and funeral arrangements across New York and New Jersey from late September 1908. Entries name individuals such as Eliza Bird, Elizabeth Ogden Breck, Lucy Buhler, Thomas Gilbert, Ruth Gillaspie, Katharine Lichtenstein, and Hannah Preston, with funeral details, residences, and venues including Flatbush Avenue, 21 Bank Street, and St Bernard’s Church, along with private interments and times.
Obituaries of Brooklyn and New Jersey Residents
An obituary list with numerous Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths from late September. Names include Robert Kirkland aged 96 in Bayonne. Catherine Howard of Brooklyn. Marie Luhrs of Jersey City. Katherine Lange of Brooklyn. Henry McEneiry of Jersey City. Edna Mattoon of Brooklyn. Edna Smyth of South Orange. Allan Towson of Sea Gate. Eben Young of Watchung. Funeral details and ages accompany many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartnett
Grand St
Brooklyn
William Kartnett
Hays
Millburn
N. J
Mary Heyes
Hoey
East
Eliza Hoey
Hogan
Bedford AY
James Hogan
Howard
Douglass St
Catherine Howard
Kalupmanx
Quincy, St
Charles H. Kapiman
Kelly
James Kelly
Keouane
Sree Keohane
Kiely
Weet Hotoken
John J. Kiely
Kirkland
Exust
Bayentia
Robert Kirkland
Koener
39Th St
Anna M. Koener
Kuhdlmann
Bloomfield St
Hotoken
Margaret Kuhlmann
Laemmle
Rogers Av
Lucie Lacmaile
Lange
Hancock
Katherine Lange
Leach
Jackson
Jersey City
George T. Leach
T. Leistner
Hisomfield
Newark
W. J
Christine Leistner
Luhrs
Marie Luhrs
Lyon
Irvington
N. 1
Charles Il
McClure
Tarrytown
Sarah A. McClure
MM. McDevitt
Oakwood
Orange
Rose McDevitt
McEneiry
Central Av
Henry McEneiry
McNish
Marie McNish
Mahler
Hoboken
Lila Louise Mahler
M. Matthias
M. Matthias.— At Is Macon St, Brooklyn, Sept. 28, Ruolf Matthias
Mattoon
Park Place
Edna Mattoon
Merritt
Horatio St
Mary Merritt
M. O'Mealia
Fairview Av
Mae P. O' Mealia
Philburn
Dickerson
Mary E. Philburn
Pinkman
Cottage St
Ann Pinkman
Summit
Theresa Ringerknecht
Ruoff
Macon St
Matth Ruoff
Marphing Rowlatt
Ci Hfor
Lissie Rowlatt
Schwartz
East Fairmount
Wilhelmina Schwartz
Spasth
Big Barber’ St
Croc
Charles J. Spaath
Strandberg
Port? Amboy
William P. Strandberg
Sullivan
Pike St
So Sutton
East 46Th It
Jordanna Sutton
Susan
Weber
Tompkins Ave
Christina Weber
Congress St
In Memoriam Mass for John Kerwin
Mass for John Kerwin at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Newark New Jersey today at eight o clock in the evening. The notice notes a memorial service with local parish congregation and solemn rites.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metropol
Itan Art Museum
H. Knox Smith
Miss Baker
Ruttencutter
Hoyt-Van Nostrand
John Robertson
Hazen L. Hoyt
Katherine Rapelye van- Nostrand
John M. van Nostrand
West End Avenue
Wmelen van Nostrand
Norman Hoyt
George ©. Meyer
J. Edward Meyer
Hazen. L. Hort, Jr
Wiliam Williams
James Ward Alker
Louis John de G. de Milkan
Social Notes
Howard Duffield
Old
el Ge Presbyterian Church
Egypt
John H. Berry
Lawrence, L. I
Starr Donaldson
Berkshires
White Mountains
Edwin TH. Weatherbee
May Weatherbee
Mount Washington
Percy Sandford
Crater Club
Essex
Walcott
Robert Shaw
Oliver
Francis K. Stevens
Marion Oliver
Joseph Choate, Jr
Albany
Oswald C. Hering
Pelham Manor
East Fifty-sixth Street
Frank Brown Keech
Bar Harbor
Westbury
L. Ly
Foxhall Keene
Genee
Franc
Bernstein
Honzer
Boston Orchestra
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Booth
Tarkington
Quesnay
Morsieur Beaucaire
Canaan
Indiana
Booth Tarkington
Normandy
Walter J. Duncan
the McClure Company, Publishers
Eliza
R. M. Birdwall
Archibald U
Mary R.‘ Montgoery
Ausburn ‘Birdsall
Binghamton
N. 2
Gildert
Flatbush Av
Thomas Stevenson Gilbert
Agnes Gilbert
Edith Haines
William Gilbert
East 15Th St
Flatbush
Heidenheim
Bertha
Jacob
Caroline Heidenheim
Hewes St
Corner Lee AV
Preston
Poughkeepsie
Hannah
Eodore Preston
Wingdale
N Y
Silkman
Eliza Silkman
John and
Eliza Donahue
Washington St
Mount Vernon
Woodlawn
Washington Post
William J. Byrne
Gregg N. Catlinee
Springnets
Mary Coad
Nolan
Lorillard Place
Fordham
John J. Coyne
Bloomfield Av
Nutley
Rachel Ann Cueman
DE Witt
Hurley
N. Y
Sarah L. de Witt
Donovan
Cutler St
Johanna Donovan
Dougherty
Washington Av
Maria A. Dougherty
Ehlich
Meserole St
Margaretta Ehlich
Fine
134Th St
Walter E. Fine
Bee Gaa
Bergen St
Newar
Philippine Gabelmann
Griffin
Sir Griffin
John Hammond
Putnam Avy
Samuel Hammond
Oo Ampson
Joy
Harry Hampson
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Sth AV
D9th ST
Chelsea
MR. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbell
West
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