The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-01-04
Obituary

NJ no, III AttkFAtfhI RNAC hEN y gs7ld-
died near Englishtown. Friday, Dec.
Goth. 1929 Of paralysis, She was born
Nov. 4th. 1889 where her father Peter
Erickson, was also born, and where
she lived until her death Her hus-
band John A. Quackenbush died IN
1915. They were married in 1857. Her
only surviving child, Mrs James Up
dixie resides with her husband on the
old homestead, having always made
their home there. The funeral was on
Monday at her late home, Rev. w. T.
Hawthorne officiating, assisted by
Rev F. r. Symmes. Interment was at
Tennent.
ABE DAYIDoFsKY.
who conducted the Mems store IN the
Democrat building, died on Center
street, Freehold, w dnesday morning.
Jan. 3rd at A. NJ, aged 21ysars, after
an illness of A days Of pneumonia. His
funeral was "Wednesday, Rabbi Raph-
Ael Riemsr officiating, His parents
and four brothers survive, Isad0rs,
Philip, Herman and Morris. He was
born at Jetle, Kovo, Russia.
ELEANOR GRIFFIN CLANCY
wife of Constantine Clancy, died sud
denly Tuesday night, Jan End, 1928.
aged So years. She was born on the
old Stockton Bell farRs at Manasauan
May 9Th, 1859 Besides her husband !,
three daughters survive: Mrs. Fred
Dunn, Misses Mamie. and Loretta
Clancy and two sons, Joseph and
Constantine Clancy -Four brothers and
three sisters also survive. The funer-
al will be Friday morning at 10 A. NJ,
at st. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Interment will be in the Catholic GEM
etery.
GEORGE M. FOSTER.
Funeral services of George f. Foster
of Atlantic Highlands, were held
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
Mr.. Foster died Christmas morning
at O'Clock from an Infected gland in
the neck He was a carpenter and a
NJ. and of the Masonic lodge of
Atlantic Highlands.
Surviving him are his wife. two sons,
George. jr of Highlands and John of
Newport, and one daughter, Mrs.
Norman Walling of Port Monmouth.
REV. FRED L. JEwETT.
Funeral services for Rev. Fred l..
Jewett, pastor of the NJ E. church at
Woodstown. n. j.. was held at o'clock
Friday afternoon from the church OF
which he was pastor Among those
who participated in the service was
District superintendent J. ID. Bills
of Ocean Grove. Mr.. Jewett died Wed
nesday night He Is survived by q wife
and son.
MARGARET woOLLRY.
Margaret WoolIey, 9-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis H. Woolley
of Glendola, died Thursday from pneu-
monia. Funeral services We're held
at the Woolley homestead, New Bed
ford, Sat urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Rev. II. d. Stratton, pastor OF the
Wall M. E. church officiating. Inter
ment was made in the Allenwooc
cemetery.
WILLIAM B. MOUNT.
William B. Mount, funeral director
at Red Bank for the past forty years,
having been associated with his father,
the late Robert r. Mount, died Thurday
at his home. Red Bank, from
ieuro-pneumonia. He was stricken q
week ago and sank rapidly despite the
aid ofseveral specialists
Mr.. Mount was born at Red Bank 81
wears ago next February and had
always lived there. He became as
sociated with his father when you'll
and had conducted the business 10
several years. A new establishment
for the firm is just being completed a
West Front and Pearl streets and wa
to have been occupied for the first mex
week.
Mr.. Mount was member ct Mystic
brotherhood lodge, No 81, Free ana
Accepted Masons; Of Nayesink lodgs
and Of Neptune Eneampment OF Odd
Fellows. and was a member OF the
Rotary club. Mr.. Mounts father died
in January Of last year and his mother
law, Mrs. Wood, passed away last
November
Mr.. Mount is survived by his aged
| mother, Mrs. AImira Mount; his wife
Jennie; a daughter, Miss Marien; amt
two sisters; Misses Alnirs and Flora
Mount, ali Of Red Bank.