The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-01-17
Obituary.


an illness Of only few hours Of acufs
kidney disease, being taken sick in the
morning and passing away ia the after
noon. She was the daughter Of the late
Charles ID. Clayton Of Cassyille. and
Mrs Elizabeth Conoyer Clsvton OF
GlaFksburg, who on last THANKSGIVING
Gay celebrated her Goth birthday. Mrs.
an = iSe was born at Coyell's hin near
harrisburg, on January 90. 1863 and
apoh ner marriage to MIR. YanHise
ABOUT "a years ago removed TO the Pal
lner homestead near the Old Yellow
Meeting House. which farm was mr.
chased by her husband and where fhrv
continued to reside until three xaars
ago, when they removed to their nrAs-
ent home in Allentown. Besides her
husband she leaves the following child
rem: Leonard and Harry Of Allentown
X. d.; Byron Of Cream Ridge. Albert
Dr., Allentown r. D.; Mrs. Dr. Law.
renee OF Jersey City; and Miss Marjorie
who lives home. Also her mother. Mrs.
Clayton, and the following brof hers and
sisters; Mrs. K. A. Hyers, IInlavstown:
Mrs Holmes Pullen, Clarksburg: b. X.
clayton, Clarksburg; Mrs. Annie Pal
mer, Freehold; S. A. d. CLAYTON.
Chicago; Joseph J. Clayton, Lake
wood. 9. Harry Clayton, Trenton. and
MIS-. Cnaries Nelson, Inlaystown. Also
Thea following grandchildren: Harry's-
VIVIAN. Victor, Vincent. Beatrice. Yer
non, Katherine and Jeanette. Leon
ara 5 T Russell, Marion. Pearl. Leon
ard, Jr., and Marvin.
Rev. ID. u. 5. Coates, Of the Allen
town Baptist church, her pastor, con-
aucteq the funeral, which was held on
SATURDAY, go P. NJ, at her late home,
corner OF Main and High streets. Allan
town. being attended bv q large humber
OF sorrowIng relatives and friends. Rev.
J. A. Matheson of the Allentown Press
byterlan church, made the PRAYER.
The flower tokens OF affection were
beautiful. Interment was in the Pres
byterian cemetery at Allentown. Van
Hise d Poulson Of Trenton, were the
funeral directors.
WILLARD DERocHE.
son Of lateJ. L. and Prud ancaD ne Roche
of acute bronchitis, aged 10 He was
born in Freehold. A widow and thras
children, Alma and Willard Jr and
step-son, Theodore survive with tha
following brothers and sisters: Cant q
A. DeRoche, Freehold: E. g. De-
Roche, Bslm&r; Mrs. S. A. Lockwood.
Erseh,Id Mrs. John Hunt, West New
YORK, n. j., Mrs. Allen Osborne Of
". n. T.; and Mrs. Annie Dixon at
Brooklyn. The funeral was Saturday
st II A. A., at Freemgn's funeral par
Tors, Rev. W. 4. Atkinson officiating.
lntsrInent was at Maplewood.
MRS. LEAH EsTEILE.
widow Of Joseph Estelle, died At her
home, Fairfield Station Friday. night
Fuueral servics was held at the late
nome Tuesday morning at Il with
internent IN Ardena cemetery.
JONATHAN L. HOLMES.
J. 1. Holmes Of Holmdel township died
Of cancer following long illness jar
9, 1924, at his home He was one Of the
largest landowners IN the HoIndaI
district and WAS regarded az wealthy
He was active in politics, and served
several terInes as member of the
Holndel township committee. II was
a Democrat
Service. was held Friday, at the home
at $50, the Rev. T. B. vassar of
Dunellen, former pastor Of the BaD-
list church st Holmdel, officiatine.
Burial was st H olmdel cemetery.
Mr.. Holmes issurvived by = wifa
and a daughter, Mrs. William j
Duncan. Mrs. Holmes was formerly
Miss Flora Taylor.
Mr.: Holmes was q son Of the late
Chimney Holmes
MRS. ADELAIDE APPLEGATx
Mrs. Adelaide Ely Applegate. widow
OF the late AblJah Applegate, died Fri
GAY 81 tne nome OF her son and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Apologize of English
town OF complications, heart and kidney
trouble after an illness of tbrea rnonfhS
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FIv
lived at Manalapan where She was hor1,.
Feb. IL 1S49. After har MARRIAGE t1
Abijah Apologize she lived on : farm,
at Freehold and later moved to Mounts
Mills. near Englishtown. where har
husband died IN june, 1918. The child
rem who mourn the loss Of their mother
are Q. Applesate of Englishtown. Wall
ace Apologize of New York CITY. Mrs.
o. w. Holman of Newark. Mrs. E. X.
Emmons Of Hlghtstown, Harry Apple-
gate and wilson Apologize Of English
town, Mrs. Lester Van Dervser of Free-
hold, and Mrs. Howard Lee Of Newark.
two sisters also survive hsr. Mrs.
Rebeeca Schanek of Freehoid and
Mrs. Louise Cottrell of Asburv park-
The funeral services was held in the
Englishtown Presbyterian church sc
which. she was member on Tues
day afternoon at ? o'clock. the Raw.
William Bullock of Harrison n "
officiating, Mrs. Bullock being the former
pastor of the Presbyterian chrpehr
Interment was made at the Hightstowu
cemetery.
MRS. MARY GRAyATT
81, OF $40 Asbury avenue. died follow
ing an operation for appendicitis AZ
the Monmouth Memorial HOSPITAL
Long Branch, Saturday. She leavs~
la daughter, Miss Doris Gravatt- ~
the following brothers and sister.
George w. Woodruff Of West G~ve.
Josephine, Adelaide, T.iAian and
Cathsrine Woodruff and Ma James
Hskes, all Of Asbury Park.
Mass was said Wednesday morning
a sc the Holy Spirit church. ths
Rev. Father p. A. Roche offiaIatina.
1nfsrment was st Mt. Calvary
cemetery