The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-07-17
Obituary
go. ELIzBRFrH cLAYroN

MRS. ELIZABETH CLAYTON
widow Of Chrles H. Clayton, sr., died
on Sunday, July 18th, 1924, at A. NJ,
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs Kate,
! wife of Charles Nelson, at lmlaystoWn.
in her DIST year, after serious
1 illness of about two weeks WITH grip.
Her husband died at Cassyllle. ocean
/ Comfy. Dec, End, 1890, being formerly
farmer and hotel keeper at CIarks-
huro and Morrisville, Penn,
Mrs Elizabeth Clayton was the daugh-
fer of the late Charles Wesley and
Keziab Apologize Conover of New
Sharon, and the last to survive OF
/ large family Of brothers and sisters.
! Her mother was the daughter Of
Ezekiel App!egate, and Hannah Perrlne
/ Tsister az Aaron1 Of Wyckoff's Mills,
Mrs. Keziah Conover survived her
/ husband many years and died about
/ % wears ago. at the Clayton home-
stead Clarksburg, aged 30 years Mrs.
Charles n. CLAYTON was long member
/ Of tha perrIneviIle Presbyterian church
/ Int ewing to the closer proximity OF
| the CIarkgburg NJ. E. church Tor many
wears attended there. She was wonder
| mi woman faithful to her duties as
! a wife and mother and greatly below
ed nv them and relatives and large
! circle If aeauaintances. She was happy
/ IN the home and in doing household
lduties and her long life Of pieSy and
usefulness will linger in loving reInem-
brance until those who knew ner
have passed away.
She Il survived by eight children,
/ all but one who lives IN chicago, IL,
being present at her funeral Inc
names of the children are: MIS- AriAls'
wife of Edward A. Hyres, OF imiays-
town: Benjamin K. Clayton ol heu
Valley; Mrs. Mamie, wife OF nolInss
PuIlen Of Clark sburgs Mrs. Annie raj
mer of Englishtown; :. a: ". 1ls1ssO %
of Chicago; Joseph =. Ciaylonn, -
Lakewood. G. Harry Clayton OF .- ITen-
81 ~ T,nlavstown. a daughter, Mrs
T.onal1a wife Of Albert N. VanHlses
| lied Ian q. 1924, at Allentown
last thanksgiving day Mrs. Ellzabeth
| CLAYTON celebrated her Goth birthday,
at the Homestead residence OF her son,
r K CLAYTON. near Clarksburg, when
was attended by q large gathering OF
lchildren. and grand children and SINCE
lone grand child has been oorn.
The funeral took place yesterday
Wednesday. at the home Of her daugh-
t y ~ Nj Kate Nelson, at Imlaystown
ana was largely attended by relatives
snd friands. Rev. MIR. Kidd, pastor OF
tbe TmIavstown Baptist church, ofilel
eted The funeral directors were
ponison & YanHise of Trenton. Tne
floral emblems of affection were beantl-
I n The nall bearers were B. x. Clay
ton T 7. CLAYTON, G.. 81. Clayton
Holmes Pullen, Maxcy Apologize, ST.,
and Charles Nelson.
Internent was beside her husband az
Hightstown.
JACOB NJ. QUAcKEEBUsH
If First avenue. Atlantic Highlands
who several months ago while on duty
for the Central railroad as hagman az
the Miller street crossing at Highlands,
was hit BY an automobile tire which
some children were playing with On the
hin. is dead of his injury. bis foot
was injured and he was compelled TO
ouit his position. He went to the Mon
mouth Memorial hospital about three
weeks ago where he died on Saturday
at blood poisoning, aged 81 Tne
deceased was well known In that VI
cinity. He was one Of the leaders IN
building the Presbyterian church, OF
which he was an elder. He belonged
to the Knights of Pythias and was
also q former fire chief and also at one
time was president of the councilmanic
board. He was at the time of his death
3. member of the election board IN
district No. /. The deceased Is survived
bv two sons, Archibald, Of Valley
drive, and Edward, OF Somervills.
The funeral will be held In the Pres
byterian church. Interment will be IN
the Old Tennent cemetery at Tennent,
Rev. ], H, Sehaeffer, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will oficiats.
WILLIAM f. WARN
Funeral services for the Iate VIII
liam q. Warn were conducted Mon
dav at 3. atthe Warn home on First ST..
Kevport Rev. f. Z. B. Reynolds
nastor Of the Reformed church, con-
dueted the services F'ayorite hymns
| DO YOU Hear Those Beautiful Bells
Ringing For You and Me2" and Tenny-
SON s ssCrossing the Bar were given.
The pail bearers were John j. Wiley,
John w. Keough, Anthony ID. Bedle,
Horace S. Burrows, S. p. DEFY and DR..
Henry I. Hopkins and services at the
cemetery were conducted by Caeserea
lodge No. "a. f. and A. NJ, OF which
the deceased had long been member.
The services were conducted by
lChaplainC Charles H. Miller. ST., and Rev.
Frank S. Harwood. The floral pieces
were numerous. The deceased Ia surviv-
ed by..his widow, Mrs. Laura Warn
and a sister, Mrs. E. E. Cline.
WILLIAM p. ET0KEYs
aged so. died Saturday afternoon at his
home on Washington avenue. Spring
Lake. Of heart trouble. He is survived
| by his wife, four brothers, and six sie-
ters, Funeral services were held at the
late residence Tuesday at ?. Intermenr
at Manasquans