Obituary: William Riehle Cock of Plainfield
William Riehle Cock of Plainfield died last Saturday after long illness. He helped Muhlenberg Hospital as a founder and longtime governor and served Grace Church’s choir and parish boards. He was a Philadelphia native, 1841 era, moved to Plainfield over four decades ago and worked with Righter Brothers of New York. Funeral services were held at his East Pilgrim home with interment in Hillside cemetery.
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Gracy Frovnstant Hylacojal
Variou
Millard & Company
New York
Friends
H. J
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William Riehle Cock
Hotehkisa
James C. Adama
Newark
William Cannon
John D. Sherman
Bers
Frederick Smith
Hillside Cemetery
George W. Endicott
Howard Fleming
W. T. Gough
D. C. Ivans
George J. Goddard
John M. Whiton
0. T. Waring
City
Wilbur Brown
Mc. Cook
Pintsfield
New York City
Philadelphia
Metropolis
Righter Brothers
Cokfirst
Maninfield
Muhlenbere
West Third
Jatrdet
Muhlenbere Place
Jangmen
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Muhlenbote
Ireland
Grace Church
Cork
King
Duruke
Fost
Byes
Seventh
Sycamore Streets
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Namong
Piten Etteanets Cock
Mr. Coe
Mise Markwerite Valentine
Chicago
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Plainfield
East Ninth Street
H. St. George Burrill
Holy Cross Church
Anchor Lodge
No. 149
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Brooklyn
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Lavinia C. Cannif
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Henry Clews
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Charles Pratt Company
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Yonkers
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Thin City
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Henry G Adams Dies After Long Illness At 116 Church Street
Henry G Adams longtime resident of Rainfield died after nearly four years of illness. He had been treated at the Institution for Alien Treatment and will be buried in the nearby cemetery after a funeral at the Friends meeting house on Avenue tomorrow afternoon.
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Henry G. Adams
Church Street
Institution
Friends’ Meeting-House
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Mallinson Held at Jersey City Home
Mrs. Mary Mallinson widow of Alex Mallinson died after visiting her son Lawrence Mallinson in Jersey City. She had long lived in Plainfield and Westfield, was 63, and burial will follow in Hillside cemetery beside her husband.
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William R. Emmons
Friis Place
North Plainfield
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary Mallinson
Alex Mallinson
Lawrence Mallinson
Warner Avenue
Jersey City
Plainfield
E. Viola Lawrence
Monrovia
Cal
Westfield
Cie
Hillside Cemetery
Mallinson
Watchang Avvenue
East Second Stret
Hull
Charles H. Hand
Mr. Want
North Avenue
Sf Fourth and
Liberte
Mr& McMineen
Fourth and
Wiberty Streets
Sa Oe
Lawrence
West Fourth Street
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