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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE ..NEWS
1855
16 March 1855
Married:
Hawkshurst-Day Frederick Hawkshurst to L. Tivola Day, both of Brooklyn.
1869
23 October 1869
MARRIED.
KFILHOLZ - BRESSETT -On Wednesday, October 20th, at South Berne, N.Y., by the
Rev. Mr. THORN, Charles C. KFILHOLZ, of Brooklyn to Maggie W. BRESSETT, on
the South BERNE, N.Y.
NASH - FOSTER - On Wednesday, October 20th, at the State street
Congregational Church, by the Pastor, Rev. M.P. GADDIS, Edward NASH, Esq.,
and Ms. Julia E. FOSTER, all of Brooklyn.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
A Profound Verdict - Yesterday afternoon, Claus WEISCHEN, a Teutonic
saloon-keeper, who had previously been arraigned before Justice LYNCH for an
alleged violation of the Excise Law, by keeping his saloon open after twelve
o'clock, mid-night, when he plead "not guilty," and demanded a trial by jury,
duly appeared in Court before and august body of six good and lawful men.
The evidence elicited showed that the saloon was open twenty minutes past the
prescribed hour, but Claus pleaded that on the night in question his
customers had refused to leave the saloon at twelve o'clock, and had thus
compelled to violation of the law. The six good and lawful men, after
dignified deliberation rendered a verdict, that, notwithstanding the fact
that the saloon was open at the time alleged, the accused, having been unable
to disburse his customers, was entitled to a verdict of "not guilty" which
was duly recorded.
Disappointed. - Yesterday afternoon Detective FOLK of Police Headquarters,
espied two gorgeously attired women, whom he recognized as belonging to the
light-fingered sister-hood, passing through Johnson street, He followed the
suspicious duo, who turned into Fulton street, and occupied themselves in
gazing into shop windows, placing themselves in unwarrantable contiguity to
ladies and gentlemen there standing. Having satisfied himself that the two
females were on an expedition, the detective quietly took them into custody,
and escorted them to the Station, where they gave the names, ages, and
occupations, Mary CASSIDY, 27 housekeeper, and Emma JOHNSON, 25 milliner. No
stolen goods being found in their possession they were allowed to depart
after due warning.
Illegal Hack Ablutions. -Benjamin DAVIS, a hackman, was arrested by P.
REILLY, of the forty-eighth Precinct, yesterday for violating a city
ordinance in washing his hack at a public hydrant, and Justice DELMAR find
him $10.
An Operation In Wheat. - Michael A. MULCUM, a steersman on the canal boat
"Fred Hawkins," was taken before Police Justice Walsh, by the Atlantic Dock
Police, this morning, and convicted of having been caught in the act of
stealing for bags of wheat, of the value of twenty dollars, from the cargo of
the boat. Michael declared that he was simply moving the grain to a place of
safety, in consequence of a leak in the boat. But he failed to prove that
the boat was leaking except through the hatchway, and he was, therefore,
sentenced to pay a five of twenty-?ue dollars, or sojourn for thirty days and
the County Penitentiary.
A Useful Tool - The forty-third Sub-Precinct surrounded one last night. It
was William TOOL, whose trunk as a fool, who was placed in a cell until he
should cool, for what with hot gins and warm whiskeys and such
palate-tickling but stomach-teazing potions he was found in the cold and of
night with exceedingly "hot-coppers" but coppers, though bringing him in door
once will scarcely bring him out. But great will be his dolor when he's
multched of many a dollar, or taken by the collar to the cold and cheerless
jail, and his children they will "beller” and his gentle spouse will wail,
when the office they follow and repeat their piteous tale. Oh, alas, that
such a father should prove himself so frail.
Human Flag-Stones. - Patrict HENRY, age forty, and John DELANEY, age fifty,
two veteran flaggers. having imbibed too much "stone-fence," yesterday, were
discovered by Officer Robert BOYLE of the Forty-third Precinct, themselves
personating flag-stones, in Hicks street, and Justice DELMAR gave them five
days each to continue the hallucination, and compare durability with the
flag-stones of the Jail.
A Judge Brought To Judgment. - Margate JUDGE was this morning before Justice
DELMAR on complaint of Alice TRACY, who accused this jewel of a woman of
using language most derogatory to the matronly inmaculateness and the
legality of a tender offspring, which caused the trust indignation of the
amiable Alice to boil over again spends unjust JUDGE, and in order that the
matter might be properly adjudged between them, Policeman Edward REILLY, of
the forty-third Precinct was requested to trace Margaret to the haunts and
bring her fourth to shine before Justice DELMAR, and prove a charge, or
suffer the penalty of an outraged ordinance. She came. She failed to
substantiate her base allegations and was accordingly charged by the
judicious J.P. to give bonds in $250 to preserve a pacific state and
cessation of hostilities for the period of six months toward sweet Alice.
Margaret now thinks her conduct ill judged. She stated she was before a
JUDGE before and hope she'd never be again. So mote it be.
A We think Woodchopper - Frederich HOFFMANN, a Teutonic wheel-wright being in
need of the proper curve for the fabrication of the wheel, was casting his
eyes about for material to meet his requirements, when his gaze encountered a
defunct tree standing forninst(?) the Orphan Asylum on Congress street
presided over by Father RILEY, and he said in the words of scripture, "Why
cumbereth if the ground," for lo, this is what I need and it is of no use to
man, for its branches bring forth no verdure, neither does from emanate from
its boughs, nor cooling shade, and he laid the keen ax and the sharp-intended
saw at its roots, until it tottered and fell, and stretched its lordly length
supine upon the earth. And in like manner fared sundry of its late
companions, to whom life was no longer, nor had been for many a day. Now,
unknown to Frederick the hewer, this action seemingly innocent, was in
violation of a certain statute made and provided which forbids a leveling of
many-branched trees without the commission of the city fathers, and Officer
CAMPBELL, but the Forty-third Precinct who beheld the destruction of the last
other leafless monarchs, laid hands upon the trembling Teuton and brought him
to Court. But Frederick pleaded innocency of evil intent and wept, and
attend the heart of the Justice melted and though perforce finding Fred
guilty he bade him depart in peace and sin no more, while the sentence should
remain in suspense as a reminder.
1870
12 October 1870
Marriage
VREDENBURGH--FIELD
In this city, on Tuesday,
October 11, 1870, by the Rev.
D. P. Pattison, THEODORE V. VREDENBURGH to BLANCHE MAUD,
daughter of Richard P. Field, of Louisville, Ky.
(Louisville papers please copy)
14 October 1870
BUTTRICK--SPROTT
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Charles Hall Everest,
CHARLES A. BUTTRICK and MARY LOUISE, eldest daughter of William Sprott, all
of this cityl=.
DINGEE--MORRIS
On Thursday, October 13th, at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, by the
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage, COBERT C. DINGEE to MARY ST. JOHN MORRIS, all of Brooklyn.
15 October 1870
METTLER--HOWELL--On Thursday, October 13th, at the residence of the bride's
parents, New Brunswick, NJ, by the Rev. Mr. Jewitt, WILLIAM E> METTLER of
Brooklyn, L.I.to GERTRUDE, eldest daughter of Lewis T. Howell
17 October 1870
EARLE--AINSWORTH---October 13th, 1870, by the Rev. Dr. Talmage, at the
Tabernacle Church, Brooklyn, JAMES SYDNEY EARLE of New York, to Miss EMILY L.
AINSWORTH, of Watertown, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
(Utica and Watertown papers please copy)
KENT--WHALEY---On Wednesday, October 12th, 1870 at the residence of the
bride's parents, by the Rev. Charles Homer, WILLIAM KENT, of Paterson, N.J.,
to MARY E. eldest daughter of J. Thos. Whaley, of Brooklyn. No cards.
15 December 1870
BENNETT--GARRETT
Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1870, by Rev. M. Bedell, CORNELIUS
BENNETT, ESQ. of Flatbush, to Miss SARAH GARRETT, of Flatlands
BETTS--BISHOP.
On Wednesday, December 14, 1870, at the Hanson place M. E.
Church, by the Rev. Mr. A. S. Hunt, Mr. THOMAS J. BETTS, of Woodside, L. I.
to Miss EVELYN BISHOP, daughter of William G. Bishop, of Brooklyn.
LEAVITT--GARDINER
On Wednesday, December 14, at St. Ann's Church on the
Heights, by the Rev. Dr. Sch?nck, FRANK W. LEAVITT, of Bangor, Maine, to
HARRIET H. GARDINER, of Brooklyn, daughter of the late Nathaniel Gardiner.
PORTER--COLEY
At the residence of the bride's father on Wednesday, December
14, by the Rev.Z.D.Barr, CHAS. G. PORTER of Brooklyn, to CARRIE C. COLEY,
daughter of Levy D. Coley, of Weston, Conn.
17 December 1870
CLARKSON --SCHOONMAKER
At Brooklyn, on Thursday, Dec. 15, the the Rev. .
Eddy, CHARLES A. CLARKSON of Flatbush, L. I., to CATHERINE A. daughter of
John H. SCHOONMAKER.
SCRIPTURE --DeFOREST
On Thursday, December 15, 1870, at the Church of the
Pilgrims, by Rev. R. S. Storrs,Jr., D.D., FRANCIS E. SCRIPTURE to LOTTIE
DeFOREST, all of Brooklyn.
17 April 1871
17 April 1871
The contract to furnish artifical legs to mutilated Virginia Soldiers have
been awarded by the Govenor and other officers to an ex-conferate soldier,
who, it is said was the first Rebel soldier to lose a leg in the war. It was
shot away at the battle of Phillippi June 3,1861, and nine years ago he
invented the artificial limb to meet his own necessities. There are 200 or
300 persons in the state who will receive the benefit of the act under whicj
contract is made.
BARNUM's Great Show
This great enterprize gave it's first performance at the ground on Fulton
Avenue last evening. Although under a tent the Menagerie and Museum forcibly
called to mind the old barnum museum. There were all matter of rare wild
beast, a smaller dwarf then ever seen, a bearded girl, and girl without
arms, not to mention the giant and hundreds of other curiosities. Passing
through this you come to the immense hippodrome tent, where a splendid
circus enterainment was given.
IMPORTED SMALLPOX
A CAPT SENT TO THE HOSPITAL AND HIS VESSEL ORDERED BACK TO QUARANTINE
About noon today Mr. John S. Folk ex-Inspector of the Police, who is now
inspector of customs, stationed at Schenck's stores, at the foot of
Joralemon St, called upon Health Officer Cochran, and stated that Capt.
N.W.Johnson, of the brig Eva N. Johnson, from Matanzas, was lying sick from
smallpox, on board that vessel, which had just arrived at dock at that point.
The Jefferson Horse Guards held a reunion at Baumgartner's Military Hall,
Leonard and Scholes streets, and kept the ball rolling until near dawn of
the day with untiring zeal.
APROPRIATING THE PANTS
Eliza SMITH - who resides on the corner of Sands and Pearl streets, wa
brought before Justice Walsh this morning charged with stealing a pair of
pants and a vest, the property of James Cornell, one of her boarders. The
accused acknowledged the taking off, and justified it by the fact that he
was indebted to her for several weeks board, and held the pants in pledge
for the amount.
1874
28 December 1874
Married
Thomas Lawlor WALSH-
Katie A. GLEAVY
On Saturday, December 26, at the Church of the Assumption, by
Rev. Father Keegan THOMAS LAWLOR WALSH to KATIE A. GLEAVY, daughter of Thomas
Gleavy, all of this city. No cards.
1877
25 June 1877
PETHERS--OWENS - On Sunday, June 24, at Emanuel Church, by Rev.
H.B.Walbridge, HENRY J. PETHERS to PRUDENCE G. OWENS, all of Brooklyn.
26 June 1877
COOK---BLOOM On Wednesday, June 6, at Lafayette av. Presbyterian Church, by
Rev. T. L. Cuyler, EDWARD H. COOK to LOUISE GERTRUDE, daughter of H. P.
Bloom, all of Brooklyn.
25 July 1877
GENTLEMAN - VAN ROUK-------In Brooklyn, July 22, by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, JOHN R. GENTLEMAN, or New York, to LOUISE VAN ROUK, of Brooklyn. No Cards.
1878
27 March 1878
GENTLEMAN - VAN ROUK-------In Brooklyn, July 22, by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, JOHN R. GENTLEMAN, or New York, to LOUISE VAN ROUK, of Brooklyn. No Cards.
LONGMAN--WALSH On Monday, March 25, by the Rev. T.A.T.Hanne, of Plantsville,
Conn, JESSE J. LONGMAN to ELIZABETH WALSH, both of this city.
DeBEVOISE--CUTTER On Wednesday, March 26, at the Bedford Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, NY, by Rev. Hugh S. Carpenter, D.D., Rev. GABRIEL H>
DeBEVOISE, of North Brookfield, Mass. to MARGARET ELLEN, daughter of the late Wm. Cutter.
1879
6 February 1879
McMAHON-FARREN -- On Thursday, January 29, at the Church of St. Charles
Borromeo, by the Rev. T.F. Ward, PATRICK H. McMAHON to ANNIE A. FARREN.
OGDEN-JONES -- On Wednesday, February 4, at the Church of the Redeemer,
Brooklyn, by the Rev. Isaac C. Sturges, rector of St. Andrew's Church, Kent,
Conn., HERBERT S. OGDEN to MAY M. JONES, daughter of Charles Jones.
WALSH-EDWARDS
y the Rev. Father O'Callaghan, JOHN W. WALSH to EMILY F.
EDWARDS. Both of this city. No cards.
10 February 1879
CLARK---DE LAPIERRE
On Thursday, February 6, at St. John's P.E.Church, by
the Rev. T. S. Pycott, VAN BRUNT CLARK to BERTHA, youngest daughter of
Charles B. DeLapierre, Esq. All of Brooklyn. No Cards.
HASTINGS---LIENAN
On Wednesday evening, January 29, 1879, by the Rev.
Joseph Odell, LOUIS V. HASTINGS to Miss MARY LIENAN, both of Brooklyn.
JAMES---ROGERS
On Tuesday, January 28, by Rev. L. R. RFoote, T. SHELBY
JAMES, to LOUISE E. ROGERS, both of Brooklyn. No cards.
(Boston papers please copy)
KETCHAM---HARTT
On February 4, at the residence of the bride's parents by
the Rev. J. H. Stansbury, ALONZO S. KETCHAM to ROSA W. HARTT. All of
Brooklyn.
STEERS---DEMOREST
On Sunday, February 9, 1879, by Rev. Mr. Parker,
THOMAS C. STEERS to MARIA DEMOREST, all of this city.
18 June 1879
BOGERT--JONES
June 27, 1879, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. S.
M. Haskins, JAMES K. BOGERT to JOSIE A. JONES of Brooklyn.
(Long Island papers please copy)
CUNNINGHAM--KNAPP
At Newburgh, N. Y., Wednesday, June 4, by Rev. J.
Bearle, CHARLES E. CUNNINGHAM, of Brooklyn, to KITTIE M. KNAPP, only daughter
of David Knapp, of Newburgh. No cards.
HICKS--MOWLEM
On Sunday, 15th inst., at the Reformed Church, Gravesend, by
Rev. A. P. Stockwell, JOHN B. HICKS, of Gravesend, to FRANCES ALMEDA, eldest
daughter of G. Mowlem, of Flatbush, L. I.
8 July 1879
SMITH-DURYEA
On Thursday, July 3, by the Rev. J.H. Sandford, CHARLES SMITH,
to Miss ELIZA A. DURYEA, all of this city.
TOLAN-MacMAHON
On the 2nd of July, at the residence of the bride's parents,
by the Rev. J.J. Doherty, CLARENCE TOLAN and MAGGIE MacMAHON. All of this city.
1881
22 February 1881
PRATT--CANAVELLO------On Tuesday, February 15, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by the Rev. S. M. Haskins, D.D., CHARLES J. PRATT to ANNETTE
A. CANAVELLO, daughter of Benj. S. Canavello, all of this city.
1883
31 October 1883
HOLT--CANN....On Tuesday, October 23, at the residence of the bride, by the
Rev. James Thomas, D.D., ALFRED A. HOLT to FLORENCE E. CANN, all of Brooklyn.
HUNTINGTON--LOW...At "Wol-?ns" Newport, R.I. on the 30th of October 1883, by
the Rev. A. P. Putnam, D.D., of Brooklyn, assisted by the Rev. Charles W.
Wendte, of Newport, SAMUEL E. HUNTINGTON, of New York, to MARY, daughter of
Josiah O. Low, Esq. Brooklyn.
FERREROLF--MANGAM....At the Washington av. Baptist Church, Brooklyn, on
Octoter 30, by the Rev. Emory J. Haynes, ADAM H. FETTEROLF, of Philadelphia,
to LAURA M. MANGAN, daughter of the late William D. Mangam.
1885
24 may 1885
REDDY----WHEALEN On Thursday evening, May 21, in St. John's Church, by the
Rev. M. A. Naughton, ANNIE, daughter of Catharine and the late John Whealen,
to THOMAS REDDY, both of this city.
23 August 1885
BAUER-BAUER
On Thursday,August 20, 1885, WILLIAM BAUER to MARY, daughter
of Valentine and Kathrine Bauer, both of this city. No cards.
KREPS-CASEY
At Philadelphia, on March 21, Miss MARY E. CASEY to WILLIAM
S. KREPS, JR., both of Brooklyn.
SPARROW-SCHUYLER
On Tuesday, August 18, at the bride's home,
by the Rev. Parnell Le Bas Cross,
JENNIE ESTELL SCHUYLER to WILLIAM SPARROW, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.
29 November 1885
DODDS --JONES
On Thanksgiving evening, at the residence of the groom's mother,
328 Myrtle av, by Rev. S. B. Halliday, EDWARD WILLIAM DODDS to ELLA F.
JONES, all of Brooklyn.
KING --DODDS
On Thanksgiving evening, at the residence of the bride's mother,
328 Myrtle av, by Rev. S. B. Halliday, DANIEL R. KING to CLARA BELLE DODDS,
all of Brooklyn.
MILLER --MANSFIELD
In Brooklyn, N.Y., November 18 by Rev. W. A. Granger,
LEWIS H. MILLER, M.D., of Brewster, N.Y., and FLORENCE MANSFIELD, of
Brooklyn, N.Y.
MURPHY --HUGHES
On Wednesday morning, November 2, 1885, at St. Mary's
Reformed Catholic Church, Brooklyn, NELLIE E., daughter of John Hughes, to
JOSEPH H. MURPHY, both of Brooklyn.
O'CONNELL---O'MEARA
On Tuesday morning, November 24, 1885, at St.
Augustine's Church, by the Rev. E. W. McCarty, JOSEPH F. O'CONNELL, M.D., to
ELLA A. daughter of Maurice O'Meara, Esq. all of Brooklyn.
30 November 1885
CLARK--HARDY
In Brooklyn, November 25, EDWARD S.B.CLARK to HELENA M. HARDY
MASON--ROBUS
on Wednesday, November 25, at the residence of the bride's
sister, Mrs. George Oiley, by the Rev. Charles H. Buck, THEODORE L. MASON to
EMILY G. ROBUS.
1 December 1885
LITCHFIELD---EMERSON
On November 26, 1885, at Reading, Mass. by Rev.F. S.
Adams, J. MORTON LITCHFIELD, of Brooklyn, N.Y. to MINNIE F. EMERSON, of Reading.
MURPHY--HUGHES
On Wednesday morning, November 25, 1885, atSt. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Brooklyn, NELLIE E, daughter of John Hughes to JOSEPH H.
MURPHY, both of Brooklyn
1886
6 February 1886
ANGELL---LEWIS
On Wednesday, February 5, 1896, at St. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. E. A. Bradley, vicar of St Agnes',
New York, assisted by the Rev. H. C. Swentzel, rector of St. Luke's Church,
IDA LOUISE LEWIS to CHARLES ALBERT ANGELL, both of Brooklyn
BLISS---KIP
On Wednesday, February 5, 1896, by the Rev. John G. Bacchus,
D.D., at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. William H. Addoms, 762 St.
Marks av, GRACE LAWRENCE KIP to WILLIAM LORD BLISS.
THEEL---PELOT
On December 12, 1895, by Rev. Mr. Loche, Miss PEARL C. PELOT,
daughter of Mrs. H. H. Franklin, to Mr. MAX F. THEEL of Philadelphia
LETHBRIDGE---BUCKLEY
At the rectory, Christ's Church, Bay Ridge, February 5,
1896, by Rev. Bishop Falkner, GEORGE LETHBRIDGE, of Orange, N. J., and Mrs.
ETTA BUCKLEY, of Brooklyn.
JONES---MONIZ
On Wednesday, February 5, 1896, by the Rev. Dr. Twing.
RANDOLPH F. JONES to MAY C. MONIZ, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Moniz.
5 October 1886
MARTIN--WALKER
Monday, October 4, at the residence of the bride's parents,
by the Rev. William Hyde, ANNIE A. WALKER, of Brooklyn, to WILLIAM H. MARTIN
of Norfolk, Va. No cards.
STAFFORD--COGSWELL
On Monday, September 20, 1886, at St. John the
Evangelist Church, Boston, by the Rev. Father Osborne, the Rev. HARRY N. R.
STAFFORD, of Brooklyn, N. Y. to ALMA MARGARET, eldest daughter of Maria B.
and the late Theodore J. Cogswell, of Jamiaca, L. I. No cards.
WHITE--SPAULDING
On Wednesday, September 29, 1886, at the residence of Mr.
Thomas Stratten, the bride's grandfather, JOHN J. WHITE, Jr. to ALICE E.
SPAULDING, daughter of Charles W. Spaulding, all of Brooklyn.
6 October 1886
DELANY--GOING
On the 5th of October, by the Rev. Robert C. Booth, of
Philadelphia, CLARENCE DUNCAN DELANY and HELEN LUDLOW, daughter of Joseph
Going, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.
FOSTER--SYLVESTER
On Tuesday, October 5, 1886, by the Rev. James Otis
Denniston, at the Presbyterian Church, Cooperstown, N.Y., NELLIE MARILLA
SYLVESTER, daughter of I.E.Sylvestor, Esq. to FRANK ELLERSON FOSTER, of
Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS - THAYER
October 5, 1886, at the residence of the bride's parents,
by the Rev. H. J. Van Dyck, EMMA IRENE, daughter of John Williams, Esq., to
N. TOWNSEND THAYER, of Brooklyn. No cards.
28 July 1887
ROSS--MUMFORD
On Wednesday, July 27, 1887, at St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Classon av, by the Rev. Dr. Johnson, HENRY LeBRETON ROSS of Ottawa,
Canada, to MINNIE LOIS, daughter of W. C. Mumford, Brooklyn.
25 September 1887
FREDRICK COOPER & MARGARET ANNIE WELLS
GEORGE LEIBOLD & ELIZABETH LUGWIG
HARRY H. PAWSON & SATIE K. DEMEREST
THOMAS F. SCANLON & SARAH LEE
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND & MAE S. TURNER
ROBERT H. TAYLOR & EMMA H. LOVE
EDWARD V. VANDERVEER & HELEN V. B. PRINCE
30 January 1890
TODD-HOWARD -
On Wednesday, January 29, 1890, a the residence of the bride's
sister, Memphis, Tenn. MAY S. HOWARD to THEODORE S.TOPP of New York City.
31 January 1890
PEARCE - HUDSON
On Thursday, January 30, 1890, at the residence of the
bride's parents, Brooklyn, NY, ANNA AUGUSTA HUDSON to EDGAR O> PEARCE, both
of Brooklyn, NY
PORTER-DEAN
On Tuesday, January 28, at the Church of the Messiah, LILIAN,
daughter of James E. Dean to ALFRED HAYNES PORTER. JR.
SWAIN-MACDONALD
On Wednesday, January 29, at the residence of the bride's
mother, 129 Calter St., Greenpoint, by the Rev. Francis Mansfield, of Boston,
Mass.,Mr. JOSEPH R. SWAIN to FLORENCE ADELAIDE, daughter of the late Captain MacDonald, all of this city.
1 February 1890
GARRETSON--FOYE
On Thursday, January 30, 1890, Mr. W.N.Garretson of Tacoma,
Wash. to Miss FLORENCE E. FOYE of Brooklyn, NY , by the Rev. D.B.Pratt, at
residence of the bride, 2099 Dean St.
1893
28 January 1893
Birth
MUNRO - On January 26, 1893, at Bay Ridge, N. Y., the wife of Robert Frater
Munro of a son.
Marriage
BARRETT--CLARK
At Hibernia, N. Y., on Wednesday, January 25, 1893, by the
Rev. Mr. Lyall of Millbrook, E. LATHROP BARRETT of Coleman's Station to ALICE
N. CLARK, daughter of the late Phiip W. Clark of northeast New York.
BLAKE--BISHOP
On January 26, 1893, GEORGIANNA H. BISHOP of Brooklyn to
FRANK R. BLAKE of Harpersville, N. Y.
MERKLEE--PINK
On Wednesday evening, January 25, 1893, at the residence of
the bride, 382 South Third st., Brooklyn, by the Rev. John Brittan Clark,
FRANK C. MERKLEE to BERTHA A. PINK, both of Brooklyn, NY
September 1894
MACKENZIE - KING
Monday, July 23, 1894, at the Holy Name Church, by the
Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, ROSABELLA MADELEINE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas P.
King, to GEORGE HENRY MACKENZIE, both of Brooklyn.
(Augusta, Ga. papers please copy)
3 October 1894
BOND-McCRAKEN
On Tuesday, October 2, 1894 at the residence of the bride's
grandparents, by the Rev. Robert j. Kent, Florence M. McCRAKEN to F. Irving
BOND, all of Brooklyn
KIESER-FELTMAN
On Wednesday, September 26, at the residence of the bride's
parents, 422 Third St, by the Rev. Emil Roth, Minnie D. FELTMAN to Edward
V. KIESER, both of Brooklyn
KNOX-WESTIN
On Tuesday, October 2, 1894 by Rev. F. A. Nelson, D. D.,
William K. KNOX to Emma F. WESTIN, both of Brooklyn
SCOTT-RUSSELL
October 1, 1894, at 217 Dean St, by Rev. Dr. Kelsey; Grace,
daughter of Josiah RUSSELL to Charles W. SCOTT, both of Brooklyn
4 October 1894
BAILEY-CHEEVER
In Brooklyn, October 3, by Rev. Cortland MYERS, Miss Anna
CHEEVER, daughter of M. H. DORMAN, to George H. BAILEY, Jr.
GREGG-CROWELL
On Tuesday, October 2, at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
church, by Rev. David GREGG, D. D., Susan Vail CROWELL of Brooklyn, to
Robert Etheridge GREGG of Cambridge, Mass.
HATCHMAN-STERRITT
On Sunday, September 30, 1894, by Rev. Robert B Hull.
Lillian L. STERRITT to John E. HACHTMAN, both of Brooklyn.
PALMER-HOLDREDGE
On Wednesday, October 8, 1894, at the residence of Mr.
William A. THOMAS, Ione Elinore HOLDREDGE, of San Francisco, to Frank
Watson PALMER, of Brooklyn.
TAIT-DANA
On Wednesday, October 3, 1894, at Rahway, N.J., by the Rev. J. G.
MASON, D. D., Grace V., daughter of Edward B. and Anna E. DANA to Thorfin
TAIT, both of New Jersey.
5 October 1894
BAILEY-DORMAN
In Brooklyn, October 3, by Rev. Cortland MYERS, Miss Anna
CEEVER, daughter of M. H. DORMAN to George H. BAILEY, Jr.
BIRD-SEE
On Thursday, October 4, 1894 at the residence of the bride's
parents, by the Rev. Isaac M. SEE and the Rev. Edwin F. SEE, Mary Elizabeth
SEE to William Hoge BIRD, all of Brooklyn.
VANVALKENBURGH-WILLSDEN
On Wednesday, October 3, 1894, at the residence of
the bride's mother, by the Rev. William J. SEABURY, rector of the Church of
the Annunciation, New York, Legrand VANVALKENBURGH to Daisy Josephine WILLSDEN.
6 October 1894
PANGBORN-WOOD
At Newport, R. I., October 3, by Rev. Dr. E. H. PORTER,
Georgia Harriet WOOD, daughter of Professor George H. Wood and Candace
Prentice WOOD of Malone, N.Y., to Harry Leroy PANGBORN, of Newport
7 October 1894
COWPERTHWAIT-MACPHERSON
On Wednesday, October 3, at the South
Congregational Churc, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Albert J. LYMAN, D. D., Lillie
Belle MACPHERSON to Franklyn Morgan COWPERTHWAIT.
LOPEZ-LISTER
On Wednesday evening, September 26, 1894, at the residence of
the bride's parents, 29 Marion St, by the Rev. Wellesley W. BOWDISH,
Christina LISTER to Sandalia LOPEZ, both of Brooklyn.
PANGBORN-WOOD
At Newport, R. I., October 3, by Rev. Dr. E. H. Porter,
Georgia Harriet WOOD, daughter of Professor George H. Wood and Candace
Prentice WOOD of Malone, N.Y., to Harry Leroy PANGBORN of Newport.
WALKER-WOODROW
On Tuesday, October 2, at the Church of the New Jerusalem,
by the Rev. J. C. AGER, Virginia, daughter of Mr. S. Alonzo WOODROW to
Frederick Edgar WALKER, all of Brooklyn.
PALMER--HOLDREDGE (Large article)
8 October 1894
GARTNER-EASTLAKE
At the Church of the Transfiguration, on October 7, 1894,
by the Rev. Dr. HOUGHTON, Ella Daisy EASTLAKE of Washington, D.C., to
Frederick Lawrence BAUM GARTNER, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
ONDERDONK-DAY
On Sunday, September 16, at St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Jersey City, by the Rev. Frederic E. MORTIMER, Nellie DAY to Horace
K. A. ONDERDONK
SMITH-HAMMOND
On Tuesday, October 9, 1894, at the residence of the bride's
parents, 344 Seventh St, Brooklyn, by the Rev. William MORRISON, of All
Saints' Episcopal Church, Mamie E. HAMMOND to Mr. Jacob W. SMITH, of JerseyCity.
13 October 1894
ENGAGED
LEVY-LEVY
Miss Fannie LEVY, of Brooklyn, to Sol LEVY, of New York. At home
Sunday, October 14, *279 Adelphi St.No cards.
*(first digit not clear could be 379)
Marriage
HEITKAMP-GRIMSHAW
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Theodore L. CUYLER, the
marriage of Lillian B. GRIMSHAW to Mr. Howard Suydam HEITKAMP at the
Lafayette Av Presbyterian Church.
INSLEE-DICKSON
On Wednesday evening, October 10, 1894, at the Church of the
Messiah, Brooklyn, N.Y., by Rev. Charles R. BAKER, Margaret Louise DICKSON,
daughter of Walter DICKSON, Esq., to Charles Frederick INSLEE.
SHEARMAN-STILLMAN
Thursday night, October 11, at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
by the Rev. Dr. Lyman ABBOTT, Nellie HALL, daughter of Thomas and Emma T.
STILLMAN to the Rev. Thomas G. SHEARMAN.
14 October 1894
ENGAGED
LEVY-LEVY
Miss Fannie LEVY, of Brooklyn, to Sol LEVY, of New York. At home
Sunday, October 14, *279 Adelphi St.No cards.
Marriage
LEVERTY-MURPHY
On Wednesday, October 10, 1894, at St. Thomas Aquinas'
Church, by the Rev, James DONOHUE, D. D., Maria Adele MURPHY, daughter of
Jasper MURPHY, of Brooklyn, to J. Augustine LEVERTY, of Bridgeport, Conn.
NIEBER-BAHRENBURG
On October 11, 1894, at the residence of the bride's
mother, 1078 Bedford Av, Brooklyn, N.Y., by the Rev. J. J. HEISCHMANN,
D.D., M. Louise BAHRENBURG to Henry F. NIEBER.
TINKER-JEWELL
At Kirkwood, Mo., Wednesday, October 10, 1894, by the Rev.
Henry C. EVANS. Mr. Charles A. TINKER, of Brooklyn, to Mrs. Stella F.
JEWELL, of Chicago.
15 October 1894
GRANT-GLIDDEN
On Wednesday evening, October 3, 1894, at the residence of
the bride's brother, by the Rev. Charles W. HOMER, Helen, daughter of Mrs.
Martha and the late Captain Samuel G. GLIDDEN, to Mr. Frederic F. GRANT.
HUNTER-SMITH
On Thursday evening, October 11, 1894, at the Church of the
Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Edward Walpole WARREN, Irene SMITH, daughter of
the late Edmund A. SMITH, to William Taylor HUNTER. (Other papers please copy.)
16 October 1894
KEESLER-EARLE
On Monday, October 15, 1894, by the Rev. George F. BREED,
Elizabeth Edson EARLE to William Francis KEESLER.
17 October 1894
HAND-FINCKE
On Tuesday, evening, October 16, 1894, at the First
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Charles Cuthbert HALL, D. D.,
Anna HUTCHINSON, daughter of the late Charles Louis FINCKE, to Herbert
Titus HAND.
MEREDEITH-Mc CUTCHEN
In Boston, Thursday, August 23, 1894, by the Rev. Dr.
PARKER, Adele Mc CUTCHEN of Brooklyn, to Frank MEREDITH of Boston,(unreadable)
1 November 1894
ANDERSON-RATCLIFFE
On Wednesday evening, October 31, 1894, at the
Congregational Church, Woodhaven, L. I., by Rev. Mr. Frank WHEAT, Miss
Maude Eveline RATCLIFFE, of Brookln Hills, L. I., to Mr. Frank P. ANDERSON,
of Upper Montclair, N. J. (Additional info in another article)
BUTLER-CARTLEDGE
(Very Large article)
COBURN-HERRINGTON
(Large article-wedding took place Sea Cliff)
2 November 1894
FISCHER-OPHULS
On Thursday evening, November 1, 1894, at the residence of
the bride's parents, 1,177 Dean St, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Jacob W. LOCH,
Emmy OPHULS to George Edward FISCHER, all of Brooklyn.
MUNSON-WILLIAMS
On Wednesday, October 31, at 209 Halsey street, by the Rev.
Dr. W. C. P. RHOADES, Mabel, youngest daughter of the late David WILLIAMS,
to Carlos Walter MUNSON, all of Brooklyn.
16 November 1894
BIRDSEYE-UNDERWOOD
At Tolland, Conn., on November 14, 1894, by Rev. G. H.
SANBORNE assisted by Rev. A. H. POST, Henry E. BIRDSEYE, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., and Annie H., daughter of Mrs. Emily C. UNDERWOOD, of Tolland, Conn.
FOLGER-WADE
At Sag Harbor, N. Y., on November 15, at the residence of the
bride"s brother-in-law, Mr. R. E. RICHARDS, by the Rev. Clarence H. WILSON,
Mr William B. FOLGER, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Carrie WADE, of Sag
Harbor, N. Y.
19 November 1894
ENGAGED (This is the entire information)
HULEN-BRILL
The engagement is announced of Mr. Louis F. HULEN of this city
to Miss Bessie S. BRILL of Hempstead, L. I.
Marriage
SMITH-DENIKE-
At Peekskill, November 14, by the Rev. Angelo OSTRANDER, David
Howard SMITH of Brooklyn to Ida M. HALSTED DENIKE.
9 December 1894
Engaged:
A. EICHHORN, Jr.-Miss May F.CLARK
Emanuel G. WEIL-Minnie M. ROSE
Married:
Pomeroy BURTON to Mary Helen MAC CONNELL
Antonio DIEZ to Lavinia RICH
George W. VAIL to Lola Jean JACKSON
15 February 1895
DOWIE---THOMPSON
On Thursday, February 14, 1895, at the home of the bride,
11 Irving Place, by the Rev. E. W. Cook, LUCY ELLIS THOMPSON to LOUIS HOWARD
DOWIE, both of Brooklyn.
KEENEY----RUPPRECHT
On Thursday, February 14, 1894, by the Rev. J. O.
Wilson, at the residence of the bride's parents, 406 Madison st, Brooklyn,
Miss EVA W. RUPPRECHT to FRANK A. KEENEY.
24 February 1895
BOYD-COOPER
On Wednesday, February 20, at Sag Harbor, by the Rev. Dr.
WILSON,
Anna H., daughter of Mrs. William HUNTING COOPER, to William John BOYD, of
Brooklyn.
ENGLIS-PRATT
On Thursday, February 14, 1895, at Grace Church, New York by
the Rev. Dr. HUNTINGTON, Maude Louise PRATT of Minneapolis to Charles M.
ENGLIS, of this city.
FISHER-CARSON
On Wednesday, February 20, 1895, at the residence of the
bride's parents, Grace May, daughter of Joseph E. CARSON, by the Rev.
William HAMILTON of Andrews M. E. Church, to William L. FISHER of Wyoming,Del.
GURNEE-SAGE
On Monday, February ?, 1895, by the Rev, Herbert HUTCHINGS at
the residence of the bride's parents, Lorenso B. and Ophelia SAGE, 595
DeKalb av, Lottie J. SAGE to Vernon M GURNEE.
JIMMERSON-ARNOLD
On February 20, 1895, by Rev. W. C. P. RHOADES, Lillian,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. ARNOLD, to Frank A. JIMMERSON, all of Brooklyn.
LOVEAIRE-SMITH
United in marriage on the 18th of February, by the Rev.
Arthur H. GOODENOUGH of the Nostrand av Methodist Episcopal Church, Jessie
V., daughter of John Milton SMITH (veteran), to ENOCH A. LOVEAIRE, both of Brooklyn.
RICHES-MUNDY
On February 21, 1895, by the Rev. E. Homer WELLMAN, Frances
Elizabeth, daughter of John E. MUNDY, to George Robert RICHES, both of Brooklyn.
SMITH-RUGGLES
On Thursday, February 14, at the residence of the bride's
parents by the Rev. Ferrer MARTIN, Amiee, daughter of James H. and Susan
Ruggles to Wayland E. Smith, both of Brooklyn.
25 February 1895
MRS. KATE BOYLING MISSING
She Left Her Home Mysteriously on St. Valentine's Day
Long Island City, L. I., February 25 - Kate BOYLING, wife of Robert H.
BOYLING, a letter carrier residing at 155 Steinway avenue, has left her
home leaving four little children behind, the youngest being 7 months old.
Although Mrs. BOYLING disappeared on the night of the 14th inst., her
husband did not report the matter to the police until today, believing that
his wife would return. The last seen of Mrs. BOYLING was about 7 o'clock
on the night she left her home. She was seen to board a Steinway car and
since then her husband has spent nights and days trying to find her, but
without success. Mrs. BOYLING is 36 years old, 5 feet 4 inches in height
and weighs about 120 pounds. She wore a gray and black striped dress and
coat to match. On her fingers were two rings, one a chip diamond and the
other a wedding ring, on the inside of which was engraved, R. B. to K. F.,
October 2, 1884.
NEARING THE CENTURY MARK
East Moriches, L. I., February 25 - William R. HOWELL of this village will
soon celebrate his 99th birthday. He was born at Southampton and when a
young man came to this village and established a general store, which is
now in the hands of his sons. Mr. HOWELL is still able to attend to the
general work about the barn yard, such as splitting the kindling wood,
gathering the eggs and doing chores. He has good hearing and eyesight and
does considerable reading. He has two sons and three daughters.
BROWN-MITCHELL
On Wednesday, October 10, 1894, by Rev. Father WARD of St.
Charles Borromeo's (Unsure of spelling), Isabella J., daughter of George J.
MITCHELL to Daniel E. BROWN, both of Brooklyn, NY.
2 August 1895
CUDWORTH--FERRISS
Wednesday, July 31, 1895, at Christ Church, Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn, by the Rev. William Hyde, MARGARETTA, eldest daughter of Walter M.
Ferriss, of Bay Ridge, to FRANK GRANT CUDWORTH, of Burlington, Vt.
LUDLOW-FOLLETT
On August 1, 1895, at the residence of the bride's mother,
by the Rev. T. S. Henderson, Anna E., daughter of the late Dr. H. B. Follett,
to HERBERT LUDLOW, both of Brooklyn.
MORISON - NICKELS
On July 31, at New York City, Anna B. NICKELS,
Woodhaven, L. I., to JOHN A. MORISON, New York City.
1899
10 July 1899
McKENNEY--HENDLEY
At noon, Monday, 10th inst., at St Paul's Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn, KATHLEEN M. HENDLEY of Brooklyn to FREDERICK DUNCAN McKENNA
of Washington. D.C. by the Rev. T. G. Jackson.
12 August 1899
MILLARD--WRIGHT
On Monday, August 7, 1899, by the Rev. H. H. Beattys, Miss
MAEBELL L. WRIGHT, daughter of William Wright, Esq., to Mr. LEFFERTS L.
MILLARD. No Cards.
RICKARD--KANE
August 11, 1899, by the Rev. Chas. B. Johnes, Elizabeth M.
KANE to ALEXANDER RICKARD
YOUNIE----ANDERSON
On Thursday, August 3, at the residence of the
bride's mother, Gowan Brae, Ontario, MR. WILLIAM A. YOUNIE of New York to
Miss NELLIE ANDERSON.
14 August 1899
DAY--DAVIS
On Wednesday, August 2, by the Rev. Richard Meredith, MAMIE
A. DAVIS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Davis, to FREDERICK DAY, both of
Brooklyn, N.Y.
25 October 1899
BERRY - HASTINGS
On Wednesday , January 4, at the residence of the
bride. by the Rev. J. F. Carson, Mrs. Anna Louise HASTINGS to John H. BERRY
O'REILLY - NANN
On January 3, 1899 at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York,
by Rev. Father O'Brien, Elizabeth J. NANN to LUKE O'REILLY Jr.
1900
23 April 1900
BRENNER---SIMONSON
On Wednesday, April 18, 1900, by the Rev. Robert
MacDonald, Alice De FOREST SIMONSON to William N.J.BRENNER, both of Brooklyn.
MAC BRIDE----NAYLOR
At high noon on Easter Tuesday, at the Church of the
Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Edward M. McGuffey, Mrs. Mary Cecelia NAYLOR and
HUGH MAC BRIDE, both of this borough.
COWARD--BIGELOW
Miss Jessie L. Bigelow, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George W.
Bigelow of 18 Clifton place, was married to William M. Coward of England, on
Thursday evening last, at the Church of the Messiah, the Rev. St. Clair
Hester officiating. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Tenwarden. The
bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis Gilmour and Miss Daisy Croft, and the best man
was Horace L. Mann of Buffalo. A reception at the home of the bride's
parents followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Coward left for a tour through
the West Indies.
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