The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-02-22
Obituary

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WILLIAM MCKNIGHT RECKLESS
died al his late residence. on wv.
Main street Freehold Sunday Feb.
1S. 1928, Ill his 18th year Rev A II.
Voerman conducted the funeral ct his
late residence. 30 p NJ. on Wednes-
day Internent was il Maplewood. Be
sides his widow he is survived by TWO
brothers. Charles S.. and Gilbert. Of
Red Bank, and two sisters Mrs Joee-
phine R. Hawkins and Mrs. Jednis s.
Harriott Of Pittsfeld. Mass.
HIRAM TAETuM,
well known and highly respected
citizen OF Milestone township. died at
Ciarksburg, on Tuesday night Of the
fiu. aged IS years H q was the son Of
the late Hartshorne .Tantuin. who for
many years kept the Willow Tree taV
ern at Clarsburg. He is survived bv
widow who is daughter 81 the
late Rev. David Bowman Of Clarke
burg; and a sister, Miss Lena Tan
tom. aged So years, who resides at the
home. Funeral will be at tie Ciarks
burg III. E. church, r. NJ Saturday,
Rev Herbert n. Smith, of Little Sil
yer, formerly Of Clarksburg. ofi1ciating
infermsntin the CLARK sburg e4anreh-
yard.
MRS. WILSON HAvENs
Mrs. Annie Ravens, wife Of Wilson
Ravens of 1873 Embury avenue. Ocean
Grove, died at the Ann May hospital.
She had been In poor health FOR
some time. Last Thursday she
underwent an operation for the re-
moval Of tumor She was the daugh-
ter of the late Nathan Canpbe II Of
Glendola and had been a resident of
Ocean Grove for nearly II years. Be
sides her husband she Is survived by
q son. Wilson, aged 10; her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Campbell Of 112 Webb
avenue, Ocean Grove, and & sister,
Mrs. Elihu Brown Of 1924 Webb avenue.
Mrs. Ravens was q member Of st.
Paul III E. church. Funeral services
will be held from her late home
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, ia
charge OF Rev George s. johnson.
Interment will be made in the family
plot at Giendola
SAMUEL SHERMAN
Funeral servicei for S. Sherman. "a
who died OF a complication Of diseases
at the home Of his granddaugh Mrs
Fred Ferrette OF Como saturday, was
held at the Ferrette home Monday
afternoon at o'clock and an hour
later ia the Methodist church in West
Long Branch. Interment will be
ID the West Long Branch camstsry.
MRS MARGARET VOORHEES,.
Mrs Margaret Voorhees,, widow OF
Jacob Voorhees,, 70. died Saturday of
complication of diseases at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Norman Grant
at 5l5 Princeton avenue. Lakewood
She is survived by another daughter,
Mrs. John B. Barkalow of Adelphia
and two sons, Edward Voorhees, OF
Pine Chapel and Walter Voorhees, OF
Hyson. Funeral services were held
lat the daughters home Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock Tnterment
was made IN the Harmony cemetery.
cHARLKS W. APPLICABLE,
Charles W. Applegate, ~. farmer
of Adelphia, dropped dead at the
home of his son Lester Applegate near
Hightstown Sunday A heart attack
was declared the cause of death he
was life long resident of this vfcini-
ty. Surviving are a widow, Mrs.
Sarah Applegate, two sons, Lester at
whose home he died and William
Apologize OF Adelphia. daughter,
Mrs. William L. johnson Of Adei-
phia. a sister, Mrs Ella Emmons OF
Asbury Park and two brothers, Rev.
Steadman Apologize of Penn's Grove.
He is member of The K g. &.
lodge of Freehold and OF the Junior
Mechanics of Adelphia.
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock st the late homs,
Rev. E. T. Weeks, pastor OF the local
church officiating. Intsrmsnt viii oe
made IN Adelphia.
MRS REBEcCA MEGILIa
Rebecca L. Megill wife OF Gilbert
CLARK Megill died at her home on
Main street Farming1ale, Sunday
morning of pneumonia. ages SO years.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence and In the Methodist
church at o'clock Thursday af
ternoon, Rev. Linwood Miller pastor
OF the local Methodist church and Rev
Dewitt C. Cobb Of Long Branch on
eiating. Interment will be made II
Farmingdale.
Deceased is survived by her husband
Gilbert G. Megill and a daughter. Mrs.
Frank Emmons of Academy street.
Mrs. Megill was q member OF Pride
of Howell Council Sons and daughters
OF Liberty and manifested much inter
in the organization.
MRS. MARY NJ. WILSON.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Wilson, widow Of
Elisha Wilson. died at midnight
Thursday night at her home, 40 Spring
street, Red Bank, from a complication
Of diseases. She had been in poor
health since last July, when she was
operated on at the Monmouth hospi
tai, Long Branch, for knee trouble.
Mrs. Wilson was born at Colts Neck,
the daughter Of the late Margaret
White and George Stanhope. For
about IS years she resided at Little
Silver Point. moving to Red Bank 10
wears ago. She is survived by brother
Asher Stanhope. who lived with his