The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-29
Obituary Notes.

The Rev. Cornelius Winter Bolton, rector Of
Christ Church in North Pelham, the Oldest
active Clergyman In Westchester county,
died yesterday. aged 81. He came of a family
which Is famous In the Church OF England
for its clergymen and writer's. His father
was an Episcopal clergyman, born In Savan-
nah. Ga, and his mother was Miss Jay OF
Bath. England, daughter Of an Episcopal
clergyman. DR.. Bolton was born in Bath
and came to America with his pare nts In
1893. The family settled in Bronxville. West
chester county, where the father bought q
farm. As a boy DR.. Bolton used to take
produce to New York city In a cart. Ia 1914
Dr.; Bo ot %,I wfs sent A e ane b aine9'S osFdaine sf% he
frSStuirned to the old Pelham priory. remaining
a year to help hts father preach: In 1873 he
T prioay IN Isl isss and married Miss. Corneiis
Van Rensselaer,. At the outbreak Of the civil
tihiiss city. In the draft riots. when the mob
o'Brien, an Irlshmaa and E Catholic, faced
not touch that church: That clergyman
The mob went away. After theawar Dr; Bolton
s sn Ts' 4 q, e e'o s'Ss str Sesns'. p q 70 9oF 10 \ and =, {; con- :.
s ssSra hs w Il a aina nsse an dfss 9 sts ls1s' t. salss sls;
who VIII i" we're poorer than himself. One Of
his savings was; Ut y H. hf. 9egsas w Eltn
6 bssY Rid The On 0f FRAY. awe! Wen ths s ssasFs sf T SIs
Se yenteenth tinted states Infantry, viii
arrive In Pelham Tor military Iay burial IAea W;
Philippines.
Eusen Gura: one S e the xs. tsmoys IN Man1e ss
p RFsss Isnns l befa aShSse e Rsn sn 70 i ISalsh q esi ssads
Il tn. the sGst at sSe Ma thsds' opera 5a if aou he a Spi
German singers q his day, He SANG IN Le!pslc
and Hamburg and h Great tSa ' triiosv w Soet aTst
per%mesa"f at Bayrepth thirty, years ago.
Hans R!eh sS,d sele Stssen hi% e tse sing SE,b with The
music dramas TO, London audiences II 1889.
After that time he returned to the MUNICH
Opera l MSHs9b i sn Tet Ie%aenea from e me the STAGE 9, ' is
lsST. Sachs, but had Won renown in ali Of the
MSgaeft o ss An,,o Hs i MaTfe AND a saess. TS ss
usual : oellenee for q German singer Re was
tone at the Royal Opera House in Munich.
Capt. Samuel Gordon Martin died to-day
t a. his v aSme H hssT was nIa a SON Of Samuel S M eisaay.
and was born at South River. MiddleseI
county. n; J. ke was In i 60 san Of the he
n ists. Later he TOOK the first, steamboat to
San Francisco from New York Ia sections
aboard the sailing vessel Cornelia. Capt.
t shs P fISn stfaT REX and RRaa3ll;. from fro 't NsSa
Ss ao to sns drSn the her ST. {. j joRn r and Re h Masr
mouth on the Sandy. Hook route. He was
in command Of the, Monmouth up to May /,
when through To- Vas III a heailsh; TO TO I'VE t MntIf the &c
middle Of November to celebrate the golden
anniversary Of ot,} his ms snd fso s hs ,say Mr a
Sarah Martin. aged 50. and Mrs. Elizabeth
homestead at South River.
dry yui Toods s'a metioSants, died on Monday tHp' at
his home, 2T Carlton avenue. He was born
In Brandenburs, Prussia, In 1917 and came
sso relf in 90 arand street.. Manhattan. 'i In 1855 is5S
he moved his business to Fulton street, OPP
RSSslss g Clark s1i. Bs9ot Il. ',s and e .ss,1ed bI ln,,ss:.
Mr.. Flato was a charter member Of the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum Society. q mepber Of the
Sensyes9assto9 society Sssn Of f'H srooily me and e SsSsr
charitable organizations. He is survived BY
a wife. three married daughters and two
sons.
as the Double q, King Edward 81. England.
died suddenly at his home in Catskill yester.
day day .o Of 81 spG sRs fstte BED b.. K & yes of Ro as xs.
from fTa an an eis New York family. Besides ss 8 Sis
J. N. Kelsey OF New York. '
uG Charles oo J, tsolXyom VICE iPresidsn' e the
s sSSssa eG IN Sls home e. At i SO i AoiboAsssnd sfse. e.
West Hoboken, yesterday. He was wideiy
known 10 HUDSON county. lie was teilsir
and had served several terms as Counciimsn
LR West Hoboken. He was es years Of age.
IA laavea q widow.