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MANUAL
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ORTH
EFORMED
HURCH,
In the City of Newark, N. J.
No. 2.
NEWARK, N. J. : AMZI PIERSON & BRO., STATIONERS & PRINTERS, 186 MARKET ST.
1873.
MANUAL
OF THE
North Reformed Church,
NEWARK, N. J.
No. 2.
Prepared by the Pastor, December, 1872.
NEWARK, N. J .: AMZI PIERSON & BRO., STATIONERS AND STEAM PRINTERS, 186 MARKET ST.
1873.
Allen County Public Libran 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270
HISTORICAL STATISTICS.
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The North Reformed Dutch Church of Newark, N. J., was organized by the Classis of Bergen, at the house of Hon. J. P. Bradley, December 17, 1856, and embraced at its foundation, thirty-five members. The congregation worshiped in Oraton Hall from the time of its organiza- tion until Sunday, April 17th, 1859, when its present edifice in Broad street was dedicated. The first minister, the Rev. ABRAHAM POLHEMUS, D. D., of Hopewell, N. Y. called six days after the organization of the church, was installed the third day of May, 1857, in the First Dutch church in Market street, and continued in charge of the church until the 28th of October, of the same year, when he died.
He was succeeded, after the lapse of a year and a half by the Rev. HASBROUCK DUBOIS, who was installed the sixteenth of June, 1859, and resigned the twenty-sixth of November, 1861, after a pastorate of a little over two years and five months.
The Rev. Mr. Dubois was succeeded, after the lapse of two years, by the Rev. JAMES DEMAREST, Jr., of Hacken-
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sack, N. J., who was installed in October, 1863, and resigned January, 1866, to take charge of the Second Reformed Church of Chicago, after a pastorate of two years and a quarter. He was succeeded by the present pastor Rev. CHARLES E. HART, of New York, who was installed the third day of June, (1866.)
The tenth anniversary of the church, was held Decem- ber 30th, 1866, at which an historical sketch was prepared and read by Hon. Joseph P. Bradley, and a financial report by Peter S. Duryee, Esq. Addresses were made by Hon. F. T. Frelinghuysen and Rev. Dr. Wm. H. Campbell.
The following abstract from the decennial addresses exhibits the summary :-
No. of members at the organization of the church, 35
Members May 1866,
252
Persons unknown, . 14
Total in full communion May 1866, 238
Cost of land, building, (without the spire,) furniture, repairs, &c , ..... $71,384
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Congregational objects,
$27,250
Benevolent
9,000
$36,250
Endowment Rutgers College,
7,000
Total, .$43.250
The spire was added and the edifice completed in the year 1868, at a cost of $10,000.
The General Synod convened in the North church, in regular session, June 1870.
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The entire indebtedness of the church, amounting to $11,000, was liquidated in 1872.
The pastor in a sermon upon the occasion of declaring the church finished and free of all indebtedness, presented the follow- ing summary of his ministry :
Total in communion, May 1866,.
.238
Addition to the members of the church from June 1866 to December 1872, 243
Losses by death and dismission 130
Leaving an increase, 113
Total in communion December 1872, (according to a thorough revision,). 351
It will be seen from the above that, during a period marked by a great and unfavorable change of the population of the older parts of the city and by no extensive and deep religious awaken- ing, our church has grown at as rapid and regular a rate as the most flourishing city churches of our denomination, and has reached a high numerical rank. From 35 it has grown to 351. And it should be noted that during the two vacancies in its pastorate, which amounted to three years and eight months, it received but forty-eight members, whereas, during the period it has enjoyed pastoral care, the average yearly additions have been over forty.
CONTRIBUTIONS (FROM JUNE 1866 TO APRIL 1872.)
CONGREGATIONAL OBJEOTS.
BENEVOLENT OBJECTS. TOTAL.
(1866-$1,816 00)
1867
$ 5,144 58
3,461 47
$ 8,606 05
1868
12,503 68
4,048 42
16,552 10
1869
5,287 91
5,032 17
10,320 08
1870
6.533 45
8,805 85
15,339 30
1871
5,609 78
7,922 69
13,532 47
1872
14,755 47
6,681 64
21,437 11
$49,834 87
$35,952 24
$85,787 11
(Exclusive of contributions to Rut- gers college amounting to over $11,000.) .
Yearly average, $8,305 80
$5,992 03
$14,297 85
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It will be seen from the above that the benevolent contribu- tions for the last six years have been four times as much as during the entire previous ten years, whether we include or not the gifts to the college, and for congregational objects nearly twice as much. Almost as much is contributed each year for foreign missions as was contributed during the whole of the period previous. A parish mission has been instituted, and is in a very flourishing condition.
Abstract of the report of the treasurer, for the year ending December 1872 :-
For 1872.
Estimated for 1873.
EXPENSES.
Pastor's salary,
$2,500. .
ditto.
Music,
1,500
1250
Sexton,
250
ditto.
Coal,
100
Gas,
132,88
Insurance,
55,50
Cleaning church,
82,88
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Repairing organ,
45,00
Supply of pulpit,
100,00
$120
(vacation,)
Bill of Classis,
33,80
Sundry expenses,
90,53
$4,890 59
$4,660 59
RESOURORS.
Exclusive of moneys not yet collected, Jan. 1873.)
Annuities for 1873, .
$4.380.88
Sunday collections, (for 1872,).
$245 33
needed for 1873,
280 71
$4.660 59
It will be seen from the above that the greatest economy is exercised in the expenditure, and that the expenses are much lighter than those of sister churches by at least $1500 a year in one item alone. It's own self support has absorbed the smallest share of the contributions, and is met by the annuities and collections, which but partially exhibit its resources. The average of $14,292 85 for the past six years exhibits the power of the church.
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The contribution of an average of $1 a week per member would result in an annual income of $18,720; or if an average of 10 cents a Sunday per member were contributed in the Sunday collec- tion, we should receive instead of $250 a year, i. e. $5 a Sunday, the sum of $1,872 a year, i. e. $36 a Sunday, i. e. with the pew rents $6,078 a year, for the support of the church alone.
Some gentlemen have already agreed to increase their Sunday contribution to the rate of $1 a Sunday, and some to the rate of 50 cents a Sunday, and some to the rate of 25 cents a Sunday. If this increase should extend through the whole congregation a sum sufficient for all reasonable contingent expenses would be raised.
The church is able to sustain the best appointed service, and to meet all the reasonable demands of good taste.
The pastor congratulates the church on the completion of the structure, its absolute freedom from debt, and the efficient organi- zation and harmony of the congregation.
If the work of the church is properly distributed, and faithfully and efficiently done-if the burdens are equitably proportioned, and the rich will give of their abundance as well as the poor of their poverty-if each member will seek the edification of the church in the choice of officers and the consistory will strive to carry out the mind of the people they represent, according to the will of God, and the people will yield a hearty obedience to the officers they elect, the prosperity of the church will be assured.
CHURCH NOTICES.
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SUNDAY .- Church Services-10} A. M., 72 P. M. Schools .- Mission, 9 A. M. ; Church, 3 P. M. (Quarterly S. S. Prayer Meeting .- Com- munion Sabbath.)
WEEK NIGHT DEVOTIONAL SERVICES .- Church Tuesday evening, 7} o'clock.
Mission .- Thursday evening, 7} o'clock. MONTHLY CONCERT .- First Tuesday evening of the month, 72 o'clock.
BAPTISM .- The Sacrament of BAPTISM is administered in the church on the first Sunday of each month.
Private baptism is allowed only in extreme cases.
Parents are earnestly requested to read the form of baptism in the liturgy of the Reformed Church before the baptism of their children.
THE NAME OF EACH CHILD PRESENTED FOR BAPTISM, THE DATE OF ITS BIRTH, AND THE NAMES OF ITS PARENTS SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THE PASTOR IN WRITING.
THE LORD'S SUPPER .- First Sunday of March, June, De- cember and last Sunday of September. Preparatory Lecture, previous Friday evening.
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Applications for admission to the full communion of the church should be made at the meeting of the elders, held at the close of the preparatory lecture. A PREVIOUS INTERVIEW WITH THE PASTOR ON THE SUBJECT SHOULD BE SOUGHT.
CHANGES OF RESIDENCE SHOULD BE COMMUNICATED TO THE PASTOR IN WRITING.
The pastor holds three or four public receptions of the congregation during the year in the upper room of the chapel, to which all in the congregation are cordially in vited.
MEETINGS OF CONSISTORY .- Monthly - After Monthly Concert.
Quarterly .- After Preparatory Lecture.
There is an annual meeting of the congregation in January, to receive the report of the consistory on the affairs of the church.
PARISH MISSION.
The Ladies' Parochial Missionary Society employs a lady missionary for the parish. Her work embraces a visitation of the needy, and the direction of neighborhood prayer meetings, one of which is sustained by the Young People's Missionary Association.
A mission school is held Sunday morning at 9 o'clock in the Sunday school room of the chapel, and the indus trial school at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at 37 Belleville avenue, and the mission prayer meeting Thursday evening at the mission room.
OFFICERS:
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Pastor,
REV. CHARLES E. HART. Consistory.
ELDERS.
DANIEL HOLLOWAY, (Jan. 1872.)
CALVIN H. MERRY,
ARTHUR WARD, M. D., 66
F. T. FRELINGHUYSEN, (Jan. 1873.)
PETER S. DURYEA, 66
JOHN DUNCAN,
ROBERT MATCHES,
DEACONS.
JOHN A. MILLER, (Jan. 1872.) GEORGE BROWN,
CHARLES B. SMITH, 66
JOHN C. WOODRUFF, (Jan. 1873.)
E. D. SMITH, M. D.,
WILLIAM CLARK, .. FRED'K FRELINGHUYSEN, "
Great Consistory.
ELDERS. JOSEPH P. BRADLEY, PETER DEMAREST.
DEACONS.
PETER VANDERHOOF, JOSEPH PIENOVI, JOHN P. WAKEMAN, CHARLES K. WAGNER, M. D., C. GIBSON CRANE.
Secretary, CHARLES B. SMITH.
Treasurer, CALVIN H. MERRY, 7 Centre Street.
Music Committee. J. DUNCAN, C. B. SMITH, F. FRELINGHUYSEN.
Sunday Schools,
F. T. FRELINGHUYSEN, President.
OHUROH SCHOOL.
MISSION SCHOOL.
MRS. CHARLES B. SMITH, Assistant.
ARTHUR WARD, M.D., Superintendent. 1 C. GIBSON CRANE, Superintendent. F. FRELINGHUYSON, Assistant.
Sexton, PETER RANKIN, 65 Washington Street.
LIST OF MEMBERS IN FULL COMMUNION.
) Include the husband's name.
Include the husband and wife.
" Be kindly affectioned one toward another."
Abeel, Mary V. (Rev. Gustavus) 22 Park Cadmus, Tamar S. [wid.] 45 State street street,
Abeel, Cornelia R., 22 Park street,
Abeel, Joanna W. .6
Abeel, Helen
Adams, Helen (James) 42 Mill street, Ammerman, Dow D. }
Ammerman, Jane Garside avenue,
Ammerman, Aletta (Married) "
Austen, Mary J. (-) 45 State street, Austen, Florence
Andrews, Neil 213 Nesbit street,
Aitken, Margaret Connecticut,
Arlington, Maggie (-) 26 Bridge street,
Baldwin, Cath. A. [wid.] 35 Taylor street Cook, Mary M. (Robt.) 23 Bridge street, Baldwin, Elbert H.
Baldwin, Abbie E.
Baird, John)
Baird, 289 Bank street,
Ballantine, Robert F. 68 Front street, Crawford, James) Corner Quarry street Ballantine, Anna E. Crawford. Mary S and Summer ave., Custer, Cath. Squier (-) Sheffield, near Nesbit,
Baum, Philip } 72 Spring street, Baum, Helena
Bailey, Maggie (-) Boston, Mass.
Bontgen, Caroline (-) 96 Plane street,
Booram, Sarah A. (Henry S.) 55 Railr'd Davis, Abraham V. - 168 E. Kinney st., avenue, Davis, Phebe Staats
Bowler Anna (Robt. H.) 58 John street, Davis, Peter Staats, East Newark,
Boyd. John Woodside,
Bradley, Joseph P.
Bradley, Mary Washington, D. C.,
Bishop, Jennie (Roger) Oneck Long Depue, Eliza S. İsiand.
Brown, George 67 Clinton street, Brown, Susan F.
Brown, John K.
Burtis, S. W. [wid.] 18 Bridge street, Burtis, Fannie
Burgess, Mary Passaic,
Cadmus, Emma
Campbell, Margaret (-) New York, Carver, Mary Ann (Jessie) 47 Second street, East Newark,
Cherry, Walter Cherry, 90 Quarry street,
Clark, William ¿ Mt. Prospect
Clark, Maggie R. McA. S. S avenue,
Clark, Frank H. 121 Halsey street,
Clearman, S. A. (-) Minnesota,
Cleveland, Cath. (Jas. R.) 31 Orleans st., Cobb. Caroline G. Commos (C. E.) Rose- ville,
Colquhoun, - (-) Hanover place,
Crane, Eliza A. (Aaron) 32 Bridge street, Crane, C. Gibson (
Crane, Mary J. Mandarin, Florida, Crane, Ella =
Crowell, Mary A. (Jas.) 29 Lombardy st.,
Deas, Sarah [wid. ] 44 Mulberry street, Deas, Ellina Debaun. Jacob A. 28 Arch street,
Depue, Delia (David A.) 21 Park street,
Deforrest, Isaac Decker, Barney 24 Nassau street, Decker, Edna F. Demarest, Anna M. (Rev. James) Peeks- kill,
Demarest, Peter
Demarest, Sarah 7 Orange place,
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Demarest, Ellen J. (Nich. J.) 33 Centre Hammill, Lewis 121 Halsey street, street,
Demarest, Margaret J. (William) 156 Or- ange street,
Devor, Lena (George) 104 Nesbit street, Hart, Joseph) 132 Fourth avenue,
Dewitt, Christiana [wid ] 106 Halsey st., Hart, Mary
Dunbrack, John
Dunbrack, 83 Burnett street,
Duguid, James
Duguid, Cath. J.S Woodside,
Duncan, John
Duncan, Maria D. S
31 Park street,
Duncan, Cath. P.
Duncan, John W.
Duncklee, George O.
Duncklee, Mary L
33 State street,
Duncklee, Ada E.
Duncklee. Henry H.
Duryee, Peter S.
Daryee, Susan R.S 40 Park place,
Duryee, Anna B.
Duryee, Mary W.
Duryee, Charlotte R.
Duryec, George S. ..
Duryee, Joseph R.
Duryee, John L., M. D., Champlain, N. Y.,
Eagles, Mary Ann, (I. C.) Roseville, Earl, John
Earl, ¿51 Stone street,
Fair, Samuel Sr., Atlantic street,
Ford, Mary A, 25 Lombardy street, Ford, Jane E.
Foster, Charlotte A. (Wm.) 16 Clinton Jacobus, T. O.
street,
Jacobus,
41 Nassau street, near Sheffield,
Francisco, Margaret,
Frelinghuysen, Frederick T. ) 18 Park Kanouse, Hesther M. (-) Boston,
Frelinghuysen, Matilda E. street, Kidney, - - (-) Roseville,
Frelinghuysen, Matilda G.
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King, Mary (-) 86 Spring street,
Frelinghuysen, Frederick
Frelinghuysen, George G.
Frelinghuysen, Sarah Helen
Frelinghuysen, Theodore Jr., Raritan, Gardiner. George
Gardiner, 227 Passaic avenue, Lawrence, Eliza A. [wid.] 277 Broad st.,
Gardner, Agnes, State street,
Garigus, Deborah Ann (John A.) 91 Boy- den street,
Gorden, Jane [wid. ] 33 Lombardy street, Greenhalgh, Catharine 219 High street, Leverich, Eva D.
Greenhalgh, Solomon Greenhalgh, Sarah Caroline "
Grover, Irene D. [wid. ] Montclair,
Guysenhuysen, Emma, Old Ladies' H'me
Hall, Annie (Jno. A.) Trenton, Hall, Helen A. (-) New York,
Hanson, Abby L. [wid. 124 Washington street,
Hanson, Francis .. ..
Hartwick, Anna M. (Cyrus M.) 106 Hal- sey street,
Hawkins, Josephine (William) 85 Spring street,
Hesenthaler, Louisa 77 Mercer street,
Higgins, Henrietta (-) Oneida
Holden, Edgar, M. D., Nesbit street, Hoagland, Martin L. Bank, above High, Hoagland, Annie H. (-) 41 Nassau street,
Holloway, Henriettel
Holloway, Daniel 32 State street,
Holloway, Mary Ann
Holloway, Edward P. 25 State street,
Holloway, Eleanor V.
Hopper, Margaret J. (Abr. J.) 16 Crane street,
Howard, Nancy
Howe, Mary Ann Roceville,
Hutchison (-) East Newark,
Imminck, W. W. Maria Prospect ave.,
Jagger, Paul Jackson, Thomas? Jackson, Sarah
84 Cutler street,
Jacobus, Nancy K. (Jacob B.) 187 Or- ange street,
Jacobus, Ralph? 34 State street,
Jacobus, Sarah
Kirkpatrick, Mary M. (-) 60 High st.,
Laine, Sarah (W. H.) 145 Bank street, Landells, Agnes (Charles) Hanover pl., La Pere, Ann 98 Sheffield street,
Layton, William F. \
Layton, Emma 85 Halsey street, Laumond, Jane [wid. ] Hanover place, Leverich, Laura D. (John T.) 25 Halsey street,
Leverich, Laura L.
Leigh, Catharine P. 79 Bleecker street, Love, Ella 26 Cedar street, Low, Caroline (Henry) 601 Broad street, Lyon, Francis L. (Daniel M.) 17 Wash- ington street,
Kinniburgh, Eliza (-) 75 Clay streeet,
Frelinghuysen, Charlotte L.
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Lyon, Sarah 17 Washington street. Lyon, Cath. A. (D. W.) 174 Orange street. Plume, Eliza Ann
Matches, Robert? 100 Bloomfield ave., Matches, Agnes
Matches, Jane Agnes
Mattox, Mary Ann [wid.] -
McBryde, John 4 Hanover court, McBryde, Jane §
McGonigle, Rebecca 95 Nesbit street. McHugh, Catharine 80 Nassau street, McLaggan, - - (Peter) Woodside,
McLaggan, John F.
Mckinney, Charles A. Roseville.
Mckay, William 47 Stone street,
Mckay, Mary Ann,
McGeary, Theodore E. \ Webster street, McGearey, Hesther G. near Mill.
McKee, E. D. W. [wid] (Rev. Jos.) Ox- * Reeye, William F. ford, Ohio.
Merry, Calvin H. 7 Centre street. Merry, Julia M. 66 "
Merry, Harriet C. 66
Merry, Annie Y.
Merry, Edith
Merry, Isabella 66 66
Merry, Norman H., 50 Warren street.
Miller, Emma J .. [A. W.] 172 Orange-st. Roll, Mary C. (C. W.) 18 Wright street.
Mills, Caroline [wid. ] 127 Sheffield-st.
Miller, Jno. A., Mt. Prospect Avenue.
Miller, Jno. A., Jr., .6
Miller, Amelia Newell
66
Miller, Eleanor E.,
Mitchell, Rob't State Street.
Mitchell, Margaret S.S
Montgomery, Mary Spring (-) --
Morrison, Eleanor, Orphan Asylum. Morrill, Catharine R., --- Muller, Agnes E. (-)
Norwood, John Cor. Pulaski & Sussex Scharff, Wessel, Broad street.
Norwood, Helen Avenue, Roseville.
Negles, Anna D. ) 21 Orleans street.
Negles, Ella D.
Oakes, Jno. Bloomfield Turnpike Schack, Cath.
Oakes, Mary JaneS
Parker, E. S. [wid.] Kearney.
Parker, Thomas ?
Parker, Sarah
Parker, Ruth, 84 Mt. Pleasant Avenue. Parks, Margaret, (-) N. Y.
Pienovi, Joseph J. } . 79 Burnet street. Pienovi, Catharines
Pierson, Amanda, [Wm. H.] 44 Belleville Spring, Jacob C. 7 Boyden street. Avenue.
Pierson, Joseph R. ?. Staten Island. Pierson, Susan B.
Platt, Mary H. [wid. ] 18 Bridge street.
Plume, William 28 Bridge street. Polhemus, Eliza B. [wid.] (Rev. Abraham) 65 Washington street.
Polhemus, Jennie 65 Washington street. Polhemus, Eliza H.
Polhemus, Mary W. 66
Polhemus, Isaac H. 66
Polhemus, James S.
Polhemus, Abraham Jr.,
Potter, Mary E. (Sering, Jr.) 69 Sheffield street.
Presby, Lizzie A. [wid.] 23 State street. Presby, Frank H. 23 State street.
Rankin, Peter 65 Washington street.
Rankin, Rob't ? Bloomfield Avenue near
Rankin, Summer Avenue.
Reeve, 284 Broad street.
Ridler, Sarah P. (Wm.) 64 High street. Ridler, Fanny 64 High street.
Ridler, Rhoda Ann (-) 62 High street.
Ridler, Hannah Elizabeth 64 High street. Riker, Ellen V. (-) 109 Quarrey street.
Riker, Caroline (-) 73 State street. Robison, Violet, North Belleville.
Romeyn, Jemima (Thos. H.) 98 Shef- field street.
Rose, Rebecca Commos (-) Roseville.
Sayre, Annie E. (-) 86 Spring street. Sayles, Mary Ann, New York.
Sammons, Margaret C. [wid.] 55 New street.
Sanford, Squier, East Newark.
Scharff, Adrian, Mt. Prospect Avenue. Scharff, Cath. S.
Scharff, Fannie A. [wid.] “
Seabold, Jno. A.
Sherman, Julia [wid. ] 54 Park Place.
Sherrard, Isabella E., Mechanic street. Schack, Adam) 48 Walnut street.
Simers, - - [wid. ] Hanover Place. Silvey, William
Silvey, Jane M. 61 High street.
Simpson, Elizabeth [wid.] 22 Nassau street.
Sloan, Sarah J., 36 Belleville avenue. Speer, Peter T. 193 Plane street. Speer, Caroline V. S
Stagg, Margaret F. (-) Montclair. Staniar, Hannah [wid.] Hebden street, East Newark.
Steele, Wm. H. (Rev.) } 16 Park street.
Provost, Maria (Wm.) 44 Belleville ave. - Steele, Fanny
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Steele, Harriet King, 16 Park Place. *Steele, William H., Jr.
Squier, Katy, (Albert) 225 Nesbit street. Smith, E. D. G., M. D. } Smith, Margaret V. N.S 296 Broad street Smith, Charles B. 290 High street.
Smith, Anna E.
Smith, John W.
Bmith, Juliette
Smith, Jennie ..
Smith, Sally W.[wid. ]“
Soden, Lavinia Ferris (-) 39 Burnet st.
Tannahill, James
Tannahill, Margaret 11 Hanover Place.
Taylor, James S. 109 Mt. Pleasant ave. Taylor, Mary (James Jr.) ..
Terhune, - [wid.] Jersey street, E. Weeks, Edith M. (Wm.) Albany.
Newark.
Thomson, Jno. 162 Quarry st. Thomson, Helen Smith
Thorpe, Eliza, 22 Nassau street. Tichenor, Harriet Augusta Tronson, Margaret, (-) 8 Cross st. Turner, James? 104 Eighth Avenue.
Turner, Nancy
Ure, E. (-) 238 Orange street.
Van Benthuysen. Margaret [wid.] 41 Nas- sau street.
Vanderhoff, Peter - 279 Broad street
Vanderhoff, Margaret
Van Dyne, Giles Fairfield, N. J.
Van Dyne, Harriet
Van Dyne, Ebenezer, 106 Sheffield-st.
Van Dyne, L. M. J. Van Dyne, Silas?
Van Dyne, EttieS 96 Sheffield street.
Van Dyne, Sarah [wid.] 45 Eighth ave. Van Nest, Frank R.
Van Nest, Elizabeth C.S
82 Park Place.
Van Houten, Mary F. (-) 134 Boyden st. Van Vleck, Susan M. [wid.] Orphan Asy- lum.
Vanness, Sarah (Sam'l) 67 Sheffield st. Vandervoort, Susan A. 29 Fulton st. Veever, Jane C. B. (-) -
Volderauer, Josephine, 104 Nesbit st. Voorhees, Sarah (-) 9 Reynold st., East Newark. Vreeland, Ann, 135 Academy st. Vreeland, Margaret
Wagner, Charles K., M. D. 23 Park st. Wagner, Eliza. C.
Waldron. Amanda [wid. ] Summit, N. J.
Waldron, Amanda, Summit, N. J. Waldron, Sarah 66
Wakeman, John P. ? 54 Park Place. Wakeman, Maria
Ward, Arthur M. D .? Ward, Anna Lee 11 Lombardy st.
Ward, Edward W. Elizabeth.
Ward, Samuel A. 42 Academy st.
Watkins, Mary Ella 316 New st.
Welcome, Sarah J. 250 Ogden st.
Williamson, Edwin Bleecker, 18 Bridge street,.
Wilde, Jennie D. (-) 426 Broad st.
Wilson, Elizabeth [wid. ] 132 4th avenue. Wilson, Janet M.
Wilson, Elizabeth M.
Wilson, Margaret
Wilson, Jno. B. 51 Eighth avenue.
*Wilson, Carolinef.
Windrom, Ann (-) East Newark.
Woodruff, John C.
Woodruff, Julia C. 26 Cedar st.
Wyckoff, Daniel M. } Garside avenue,
Wyckoff, *Deceased.
near 4th Ave.
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