Milford chronicle., 1934-03-30
Obituary
MURPHY

MURPHY
Mrs Sara f.. Murphy. wife of Cap
tain William Murphy, died at her
late residence on Clarke avenue on
Wednesday morning, March 2S, 1884.
following a long illness. Mrs. Muir
ply was g. years and days of age.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence on Clarke avenue, this af-
ternOOn, at O'Clock. Burial will be at
Odd Fellows cemetery. She is sur
vived by her husband and six chill
dren: Mrs. Genevieve O'Brien, of
Easton, Md; Mrs. A. D. DickersOn,
of Milford; Postmaster William r.
Murphy. of Milford; Edward Muir
ply. manager of the Diamond State
Telephone Company. Wilmington;
Eugene Murphy. Milford. and Her
bert Murphy. OF Washington. ID. c.
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HURLEY u. MATTHEW'S
Hurley ID. Matthews. 45 years old.
OF 250O Market street, Wilmington.
died in the L. s. Veterans Hospital,
New York. where he had been
patient for the past four weeks. He
had been in failing health since jan
uary lst and was confined to his
home until his removal TO the hos
pital.
He served overseas with the 59th
Pioneers and was the only son of
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Deakyne and for sew
eral years was associated with her
in the restaurant business, in Will
mingtOn, where he was born and
educated. He was "A member OF
Eureka Lodge of the A. F. and A. NJ.
the Odd Fellows. the American Le-
eion and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. and is survived by his mother,
his wife and three children, Mary
Jane and twin boys. Willis and VIM
vert Matthews.
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NAPLES
Mrs. Sarah Ellen NAPLES. widow
of Cornelius VI. NAPLES. died at her
home in Milton. Tuesday. March |
21th. She was the daughter of John |
r. and Susan Morris COnwell, and |
was born on the COnwell farm in |
two and One-half miles |
from Milton. where she lived until |
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band moved to Milton. Mrs. NAPLES /
would have been SS years old in
April. She was member OF the |
Methodist Episcopal Church of Mil
ton. and of the New Century Club.
Mrs. NAPLES had been active until
last September when she fell and |
broke her arm. She recovered from
This however. and died after an ILL
ness of two weeks. Mrs. NAPLES is
the last of her immediate family.
She is survived by six nieces. Susan
'Onwell. Mary. George and Sadie
Russell, of Wilmington, Mrs. Her
bert II. Tunnel of Butte. Mont, and
Mrs. +. Merritt Norris of COnda.
IDAHO. also Herbent r. Tunnel, Jr..
Ind Laura Hannah Tunnel great
iephew and niece.
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JEFFERSON !
James II. Jefferson died at his
arm home between Milton and
Georgetown, Monday, March &c. 1884
Iged 40 years. Funeral services I
we're held at the Beaver Dam NJ. p.
'hurch, Harbeson. Thursday. Rev. ,
Peter Schauer officiating and inter-
nent made in the adjoining ceme- {
cry. He was a son of Asey Jeffer- |
on and Elizabeth Butler, and is
by three sons. Clarence NJ, S
I. Herman and Walter B. Jefferson: i
me daughter, Miss Lore Jefferson, {
nd two sisters. Mrs. Fred Hamblin q
nd Mrs. Sue Danish of Georgetown.
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CHANDLER )
James p. Chandler, age 25 years, G
led in the Milford Emergency Hos I
ital. Wednesday. March 81, 1884,
fter a few days illness of pneumo- 4
ia. He was employed with the Vic
lr Lynn Transportation Company. J
lis body was sent to the home OF '
is parents in Sanford, Florida, Sat- c
rday morning for interment. g
PAYNTER
Mary c. Paynter, colored, died at
er home, 422 North street. Wednes-
ay, March 2S, 1884. Funeral SER
ices will be held in the Bethel NJ. =
. Church with interment in John y
lesley cemetery. Rev. o'Niel will =
ficiate. ~ =,
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