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

late Benjamin and AdeIine Terry. He
was ". He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Liddie g. Terryand one son, d. Les
ter Terry. also a brother, Samuel Terry.
THE deceased was member Of Bay
side lodge, i. o. ID. r., Lady Colfax
Kebecca lodge, charter member of
the Newport Hook and Ladder COM
pauv and o director of the KeFp0rk
building aud Loan association Tor 20
lyy4ars.
MRS. MARY A. HUGHES.
Word has been received OF tbs
ldeatI, last Thursday in Philadelphia,
Iof Mrs Harry A. Hughes, wife Of
/ Rev. ]. S. Hughes pastor OF st. d
4 Georges Dc. Il. church, and the oldest
active minister ia the Philadelphia
conference. Mrs Hughes died at her
home. 1916 North Twelfth street. IS
the age OF rs. With Mr.. Hughes. saa
had been a summer visitor IN 0eean
Grove for many years always Locating
at the Arlington hotel Besides tue nus
band, q daughter, Miss Bessie Hughes
q Philadelphia school teacher, sur
wives.
MRS, LAURA BOLLEs MILLER
Mrs. Laura Bolles Miller, aged IS
wife az Charles e. Miller, died early
Friday morning at her home. 342 Ocean
avanne. Lakewood. She is survived
nv q husband. one daughter. Gertruue
and = sister Mrs. Alice BOlles Dawson
Of Higltstown. Private funeral services
was held at the house Sunday Mrs
MiIler for many years was q resident
Of Asbury Park. was an active inelnD5r
81 the First al. e. church and tsunday
school and was enrolled in the city
high school. She was daughter Of the
lafe Mr.. and Mrs Edward Boiles o.
SewaH avenue, Asbury Park.
JOSEPH j. FOSTER
.Iaserf ] Foster. Sc, died from
heart attack Wednesday at his home.
+ He il survived bv the following child
lren. I,onis Foster Of Bradley Beach,
Mrs. Henry Nav and Mrs. Romeo shl-
lbla az New York Mrs. Daniel Gonvery
| of New Brunswick Mrs. Arthur Gros-
son Of Bradley Beach and Misses May
Josephine and Elizabeth. all iiSfag
at home.
DAVID ARTHUR vANDERYEER.
The friends and neighbors who were
accustomed daily to lneeEaEd cnas with
/ David Arthur Vanderveer In the streets
Eof Freehold, in places Of business And
( At their homes were surprised 70 hear
/ Of bis death. Apparently without any
suffering he passed away at II r. NJ
ION Dec. 29. 1922. He was born on june
Ez5. 1874 the last birth in the old VAN
lderveer home built by his grand faeher
4 Grandfather, which stood about two
feet back OF the present building. iocat-
ed about two miles from FreehoId On
| the Andrew Perrine road. He was she
18th child and srd and youngest sou e
| David L Y andarveerand n aryt ConoyeF(
Vanderveer. He attended the District
| School and afterward Went 20 Doard
| ing st,iassol at Ridgefsld. Conn, but u
1sa1 whNn his mother died, he left
school to assist bis father IN farming
| On Novsuber Second, 1865. at Gha
age of 81 beniarried EIean3rG Sehanck
the Youngest daughter oil Tunis Van
Ideryeer Sehanek and Mary Ann Harris
horne Schanck After the death 0s
his father he continued farming
until he was able to lease his farm,
when he removed 60 Freehold to his
present home, Broadway
Fl q was very .coinpanionnble and was
Er1ad to talk over every day matters
| with his acuuaifltances. He had sold
| his home in Freehold and was residing
with his son, Tnnis, at Belmar, and was
planning for the sale OF his household
goods IN his Broadway home, when ne
suddenly became seriously III wnAcn
ended in his death. His wife. and tw0
sons. Tunis S. Vanderveer and Arthur
Perrine yanderyeer and his grandson,
/ Theodore Wells Vanderveer, survive
him. His funeral was at his torner
residence. on Broadway, Freehold, on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
/ q. 6. Horn officiating lntermenT
was in the family plot at Tennsns
cemetery. !.
The yANDERVEER GESEALOax
David Arthur Vanderveer WIS =
descendant on his mothers side 81
Aaron Davis. who was relative OF the
ancestor Of Jefferson Davis and on has
4 fathers side Of Joseph Bovine, who was
a relative Of an ancestor Of Abraham
i Lincoln. He was a great grandson Of
4 Tunis Vanderveer, who was a Lieu
Tenant in Ctpt. John Forman'a
Company at the Battle Of Long Island
land great great grandson Of Tunis
Vanderveer, who with his brother,
lCornelius, from Flatbash. L. l., pur-
Ichased the farm now owned by d. NJ
lPerrine. q descendant. The farm
Joined the farm of John Baird. who
twas one of the first white settlers IN
1.-The Topanemus neigh borhood. He was
Ia descendant in the 18th generation, of
lF1oris VIII. Lord of Borsslen 9
place in the Island OF South cleveland
lin Seeland, received in 11G1 from his
lcousin. Floris, Count Of Holland aad
! Seeland. They were Friesians and
can be traced back several years pre-
ceding 4. ID. 2S. 1t was Wolfcrt this
! great great grandson OF Elorls, th9
lVIII, who became the first Lord Van
lderveer. He reclaimed the land and
ldyked it OFF the north east coast q
Il Walchen about 1880 A, D., About 1895
yeere had developed into village
The 2nd Wolfert FanD erN eere became
4 president at the Assembly Of the Sses
land mobiles and married Alefda ~
lHeinault. sister Of the Count Of Hot~a
laRd William Ill.
MRS. GEORGE n. DAWSON,
The funeral Of Mrs. George NJ Davis
sson. who died Monday, Dec 25th, 1922
was held at her home Vt PerrinevsfLS
Inn Friday nee % &c II, A. NJ with in