The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-01-14
]. Obituary
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GARRRT VI NA7LoR. 4q A 39xglf
/ died Friday Jan 9Th, 1926, at his. home
+ on Manalapan awerue, 5of apoplexy,
/ aged rs years. He leaves widow sur
viving. For many years'heibas baeDah
insurance agent in Freehold The
funeral service was at his late residence
on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Horn officiating.
de was a member of the Freehold
lodge of Free Masons and interment was
with Masonic rites at the grave il
Mapiewood cemetery.
JOSEPH MURPHY,
died of apoplexy at his home on Manala-
pan avenue on Tuesday, Jsn 18th, aged
70'years. saaitnoN xi2
s. JAMES l. ERR1cKsoN qeN ss1aI
70 died at his home Oh CLARK street.
Point Pheasant. Monday morning Be
sides his wife, he is survived by a SON.
WINS of Newark and four brothers.
Richards of Smiihburg and Peter. Ed
ward and William of Point Pleasant,
also sister, Mrs, Willard Hankinson of ~
Bro klyn. Funeral Services were Con y ~
Quoted froEn the residence sat Point
Pleasant on Wednesday at and in
Herment. was in White Lawn cemetefygl
Point Pleasant 9ai oisegA q 9Utsta 8 al
We JONATHAN q AcKEkMAN liars
70, Of Main street. Farmingd ale, died m
Suddenly of heart trouble at his home
Monday morning. He is survived by e
his wife. five sisters, Mrs Anna Con- ~
over Of Freehold and Mrs WilIiamsg0
Craig and Mrs. CT johnson, both Of9os
Asbury Park, and q brother, Williarnlqs
4. Alderman Of Freehold. aThuEsdaYsns
morning at 10 in ST. GATHERINGS church 30
Farmlngdale. High requiem mass Wall
be said by Father John HeaJy Of q fam
asquan. Interrnent win be made IN
the Freehold Catholic cemetery, sitsa9a
For AZ years Mr. Alderman was a9iF
co ,rt officer at the courthouse ii Free-Flw
hold and constable and town9GnaF-Ti8
shall of Fafmingdale for the, same
period He was q member 9Qf iAmrea
erican Mechanics and Red Men Of
Farmin gdalei Also sisters, Mrs. Ben
jamin Freeman OF Atlantic Highlands
and Miss Mary Ack erfnan Of New X ofk! -
? 5epd CstALBERRi JoBNsoNlsio9 Ak 4gftt
brother Of the late DIR. Samuel dohnsdi
son, died early Saturday evening" atui
Woodley hospital Little Silver. of
complications, aged 4 76 He lived
on Grand avenue, Asbury Park. Mr..
. Johnson was an uhcleof Mrs. w. W,eq
Beveridge and IL also survived BY
Louis johnson Of Asbury Park and DfgJ
w. Il johnson of Philadelphia. Fu-
neral services were conducted from the
Fairy FpneraI pafIofss AEburyS R2gl
Tuesday at II Interment. were made at
Adeiphia. - IS 1905 gAsA
u Hltq MARTHA BRADER3 18tadW
Funeral service for Asbury parkasg5
Oldest woman, Martha Bradley! fa fulFa
blooded Indian who died SaturdAyioat5
the Truax farm in Wayside,o wasac6n19
dFTnA cd or n from he. f.w.4
neraigparlorsof Fred En- FAIRY Main
street. ) Rey, M, e.. Ferris will charge
of the serY vices and interInent were made
in Mt. Prospect cemetry: Fs2sonD ga gain
.s.'la HENRY sas BEsiN IN baTs d ,g7onIA
aged 81, one Of the Oldest and best
known residents b, Red Bank and
veteran Of the CiviItwar Il died w ednesa
day Of last week following q tw61 idayso
illness atIhisghomel Willis fplAce Meaw
RiRe side drive, Red Bank, of az nonlEo
picatfenof a1iseasess He is survived
by hiswife, three. SONS, HI Wallace and
Charles H. Of Red Bank, and illiap
H. of Caldwell, and two sisters, Mrs:
Is. Hart Ravens Of Allenhufst and
Miss Margaret Bennetto Of Asbury Park2
Funeral service was held at the house
Sunday, at2, Rev William Es Rraisted
of the Baptistlch urch officiating Inter-
naent was made ins FairFiew geeineteFy,
The q eceased for q b number 4 of years
had been q blacksmith, conducting bus.
mess under the name Of Bennett and
McDonough. He volunteered with the
goth regiment, New Jeesey v6lhhtsgfs
in the Civil war, and was engaged
in several important battles. He was
a-member of NJ onm6tith Star q hodge,
No.nf31s Shepherds bf9BethleheRn cdr
q 2la afLDREB PArTEKsoN ,do3Rw
II, daughter Of Mrs Irene Patterson
Of F ariningdale, died at theg h6Aaeefof
her aunt Mrs Edward Rose of SO Cog
les avenue, w est aGfoueI She, leaves
besideosher moTherss three brotheFs
Vernon and Harry, Of Farmingdsle , and
Fred of West Grove, and three sisters
Miss Pearl Patterson of Farminpsiale.
Mrs. Clarence Briggs Of Freehold ana
Mrs. Alanson Allen Of FAflnin9dsIe.
Funeral a service was held YnT Tuesday
IN osnings at 1920 O'Clock at her homie
in Farmingdaless Interment was made
IN Fafml ngale cemetery rsefto adt ~
09ott MISS IDA W. SAMPSON say4
OF Neptune City, died ola complication
OF diseases t9the Long Branch hospital
Saturday. She is survived by q. brother
crank s ampsQn of Ocean Grove and
sister Mrs. Ella Wright Of Bradley
Beach. Funeral service ives Held
Tuesday afternoon at $50
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