The New York herald., 1875-10-17
HERALD SUNDAY 1875-QUADRUPLE SHEET

sULLvAN-on Saturday, October I6 1875, CArHA.
KNE SULLIVAN, beloved daughter Of Dennis and Mary
sullivan, aged 20 years and IL days
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, No 40 Clarkson street. on Monday, October
IS at two r. M.
TRAsK.-ELMRA TRAsK only child Of Mary and the
late Franklin Trask, aged years and 10 months.
Funeral TO be held Sunday, October IT. 1875 at
o'clock r. NJ, al the Methodist Episcopal church.
SiNty-drst street. between Second and Third avenues
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
TRIMBIK-on Saturday, October 10, WILLIAM FUI-
LERToN, only son Of James A. and Estella H. Trlmble
aged years and months
Funeral service at the residence OF his grandmother
Mrs X J. Noe 236 East Twenty street. Mon
day, October Is, al two o'clock.
VALLEAU.-On Thursday, October IA, 1875, MARIA
LOUISA wife Of Samuel Valeau in the 39th year Of her
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the fune
raj from the Third Universas church. Bleecker
and Downing streets, on Sunday October ~, at half
vnLE-0n Friday, October IS, 1875, PAUL vnIa,
eldest son of Caroline and Paul vile, aged 81 years and
10 months.
Funeral win take place on Monday morning, at
A. NJ, from the residence OF his parents, No 227 South
Fifth street. Williamsburg Relatives and friends are
WALcorT.-Suddenly October 10 at her residence in
Newark, N. j. ELIZABETH WALcorr, widow Of John T.
Jackson and daughter of the late Frederick Waco OF
Litchfeld, Conn.
Friends Of her family are invited to attend the funeral
services at No GAG High street Newark N j., on Tues
day 10th inst at two NJ Carriages will be In attend
ance Market station the arrival Of the p
NJ train from Desbrosses street ferry.
WALLACE-0n Saturday October 16, FRANCES PRIs-
cLLA WALLACE only daughter Of Joseph and Mary Ann
Wallace, aged years and 10 months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of the parents,
No Clinton place, on Monday, October Is, ut two
O'Clock r. M.
WALLIs-In BROOKLYN, October IA 1875, ALrRED
WALLIS, aged So years. IL months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF
his soninaw, Thomas D. Hudson, 467 Bedford avenue,
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Halifax papers please copy
WML-on Wednesday, October lS, 1875, JOSEPH
We'll, aged 80 years.
Funeral viii take place on Sunday October IL 1875
at ten A NJ, from his late residence, 729 Fifth street
WEsT.-on Saturday morning, October 16 MARY
WEST the widow OF James West native Of the parish
OF Amats county OF Monaghan, Ireland, in the 10th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of tho family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence, 300 avenue G, on Monday, October Is, at one
O'Clock p NJ.
Washington Saturday afternoon, October 16 at five
O'Clock, GEORGE FREDERICK WEsT1NG aged 81 years.
Notice of funeral on Monday October 18
WHKRs.-At two A. NJ, Saturday, October TO, after
life of beautiful excellence, HELEN, the widow OF George
Wilkes, aged s4-
The funeral will take place from No 500 Lexington
avenue at eleven O'Clock on Monday morning October
Is Mrs Helen Wilkes is the mother of George Wilkes,
the well known editor Of the Spirit of the Times. She
was OF one of the old Knickerbocker families of New
York, her mother being Vandevoort and her father
German physician of considerable emnence, who came
to this country from Hesse Casse, Germany, and
known among ola residents as Ut. herman Ap-
pei. Mrs. Wilkes born in Park place, in
this city, and her earliest recollection OF having
been lost while under the charge of servant GIRL at
the funeral of General Washington. She married
George Wilkes, who in the cabinet furniture and
looking glass frame manufacture and who in the
ceeding progress OF his business built three extensive
workshops covering the property OF 55 and the of
81 Elm street. 1t at SIS Elm street, when it
covered only by handsome cottage ornee and
spreading ornamental front garden, that the pres
George Wilkes born. George Wilkes, Sr,
OF English descent through his grandfather and
this branch of the family trace their ancestry to John
Wilkes, editor of the famous North Briton, whose po
ical fortunes had the support OF the pen OF Junius,
and who successfully batled George Ill in the Mid
dlesex election. George and Helen Wilkes
red by the Rev. Dr. Patton in 1872 in what known
the Brick church, in Broome street. where the wife
a communicate she remained communicant of
that church under the Rev DR.. Adams from that she
passed 10 the flock Of the Rev. DR.. Hastings,
next to the Plymouth church. during a long
residence in Brooklyn, never being without such
afiliaton until declining strength denied her the
privilege Of attendance at church. In all the congrega-
tons to which She attached she was always promi
nent among the ladies who devoted themselves to
charitable objects. Mrs. Helen Wilke the mother
of nine children, two of whom she leaves behind.
George Wilkes the father, served in the War Of 1872
for which the widow drew pension) and died in this
city in 1891