The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-04-01
Obituary
MRS. MARY o'HARA.

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died Saturday morning at her home OF
pneumonia. She leaves a son and two
daughters. High requiem 'nsas was
celebrated at the st. Rose Of Lima r.
C. Church Freehold, at 1890 Tuesday
morning. by Monsignor Kivelitz.
Interment was made IN the st. Rose
cemetery.
MRS. FANNIE sCHANCK MORRIS.
Fannie Schanck Morris, wife OF
Theodore WilsonM orris, died at herhome
Sunday, March 81. 1926 Funeral services
were held on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
at the Central Presbyterian Church.
Madison Avenue and 81 street. New
York. Interment was In Woodlswn
cemetery, Westchsster county.
Mrs. Morris had been in i'll health
for several months Besides Mr..
Morris, she is survived by tha following
children Theodore W. Morris, q Pres.
byterian Missionary in China; who is
now home on a furIough, James Edgar
Morris of New York and Mclean For
man Morris of Pelham, N T.. and one
brother, George e. Schanck, OF New
rork, Mrs. Morris was born in August.
1S43, the daughter Of Daniel s. Schanck
and Mary Ann Smock and has been
prominently identified with Freehold
for many years She and MIR. Morris
nected home at Monument Park
where they resided. A few years ago
they acquired the beautiful old home OF
her mother, adjoining, which they have
since occupied during the summer.
spending their winters in New York.
MISS LYDIA GULICK
aged SO years, formerly resident Of
Freehold, died of pneumonia, Monday,
22nd, at the Christian Sanitoriun, Mid
land Park, N. j., to which institution
she was taken about year ago follow
ing stroke of paralysis. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday in the chapel
of the Freehold Presbyterian Church,
Interment was in Maplewood cemetery.
She is survived by nieces and nepheWs.
the children of her brother Charles
Gulick Miss Gulick was born near
Adelphia the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gulick. She lived in Free
hold number of years with her
brother William Gulick. She was )
mem Der Of the Presbyterian Church.
WILLIAM HANCE
William Hance. former owner of the
Scobeyville stock farm, and well known
breeder OF horses, died OF pneumonia.
at his home,. 1852 Broad street, Red
Bank, Friday, March 10. He had been
ill about two weeks. He would
have been 10 years old n May. He was
born in Atlantic township and was son
of the late Alice Smith and Henry
Hance. He owned the ScobeyvilTe stock
farm for 25 years about eight years ago
sold it to Harold Mccormick. He then
moved to Red Bank. Survivors include
hiswife, Catherine Grant Hance, two
Miss Guy L. Belcher and
Mrs. II AIRY Malchow; of Red Bank, and
a brother, Edward, of Freehold. His
only son William died last year.
6RA@ HOPE CRAWFORD.
Grace Hope Crawford, the 2 year
and months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William N. Crawford of Conover
street, died at the home Of her parents
Sunday, March 81, 1925, Of peritonitis
which followed pneumonia. Funeral
services were held from her late home
on Wednesday conducted by Rev.
Marshall Owens, pastor of the Free
hold NJ. e. Church. Interment was
in Greenlawn cemetery. Besides her
parents she leaves sister, Elizabeth
Crawford.
STELLA DAWSON
The funeral Of Stella, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davi-
ents. at Pleasant Grove, Monday
at 2 o'clock with Rev. Hayer, former
pastor officiating, Burial was made
in the adjoining cemetery Pneumonia
was the cause Of death. Stella was one
ne NINA ara3 ithaca months
HRRBEKT W. HEYER.
died at the home of his daughter in
Brooklyn Sunday, March 81. MIR.
Heyer was q native of Marlboro and
q leader in church work. Besides his
wife and daughter he is survived by
four sisters, Mrs. j. B. Ely Of MARI
boro Mrs. Joseph Buck Of Freehold,
the Misses Florence and Mabel Heyer
of Brooklyn and q brother, Arthur
Heyer of Montclair.
MRS. ELEANoR s. HANKINsoN
wife of Charles HI. Hankinson and de-
scended from Revolutionary ancestry,
died in her ninetieth year on Friday,
March 10, 1926, at her home 81 Seventh
Avanue. Brooklyn. During the Revo-
lutionary War forty-nine of her rela-
tives were IN one company OF infantry
and the Battle of Monmouth was part
" fought on her grandfarher's farm in
Monmouth County, N. j. Besides her
husband she leaves two sons. DR.. Mar
Gus G.. Hankinson, President of the
Brooklyn Association for Improving
the Condition of the Poor, and Walter
Hankinson.
JAMES BAGGoTT,
Of n Parker avenue, aged "a, died Sat-
urday morning at his home of general
debility. Two daughters survive. High
Requiem mass was sung at st. Rose r.
G. church, Freehold, by Monseignor
Kevilitz, Tuesday morning, at 0
o'clock. Interment was made in the
st. Rose cemetery.
MRS. nMIEY HARTMANs
wife of Garret Hartman, died at her
home, Broadway. on Thursday Of hard-
ening of the arteries. Funeral service