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Note for: Fannie Clark, 13 FEB 1899 - APR 1993
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Application for Membership the National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, Washington, D.C. was investigated and approved on
October 15, 1963 for:
Fannie Clark Mitchell
356 Dunellen Avenue
Dunellen, New Jersey
as a descendant of:
Thomas Terry
My ancestor's services in assisting in the establishment of American
Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows:
Soldier, Essex County Militia, Westfield Township, originally in
Essex County, New Jersey.
See Gazatteer, page 262
Westfield now in Union County, New Jersey
Union County, New Jersey was formed from Essex County 1857 (see
History of Union County, New Jersey, Volume 1, page 199)
FCLARK.
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Note for: Charlotte Hand, 19 JUN 1835 - 19 AUG 1917
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Cemetery, Scotch Plains, Union Co., New Jersey
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Note for: William Henry Harrison Marsh, 18 AUG 1815 -
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Note for: Philetta Marsh, 1825 - 7 OCT 1848
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Note for: Eliza Littell, 6 OCT 1806 - 6 FEB 1808
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Burial: Place: Westfield Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Westfield, New Jersey
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Note for: John Terry Woodruff, 1786 - 21 OCT 1793
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Burial: Place: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Westfield, New Jersey
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Note for: Samuel Woodruff, 1792 - 16 MAY 1793
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Burial: Place: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Westfield, New Jersey
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Note for: William Terry, 1716 - 4 JAN 1802
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Burial: Place: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Westfield, Nj
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Note for: Elizabeth Cleaves, 1722 - 1 MAR 1755
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Burial: Place: Old Burying Ground, Springfield, Union Co., New Jersey
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Note for: Susannah Frazee, ABT 1759 - 8 SEP 1778
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Burial: Place: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Westfield, New Jersey
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Note for: Emma Violet Terry, 10 JUL 1856 - 29 MAY 1933
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Burial: Date: 3 JUN 1933
Place: Elmwood Cemetery, Beloit, Mitchell Co., Kansas
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OBITUARY - EMMA V. WEISS - SEATTLE POST - June 1, 1933
Emma V. Weiss - 952 North 35th, died May 29, aged 76, beloved mother
of Mrs. Edna I. Ross, Mrs. A. McClary, Thomas R., Knowles and Carl
Weiss. Sister of Mrs. H. M. Winters and Mrs. C. A. Boyles.
Member of Elderbloom Club, Loyal Women's Club and First Christian
Church.
Services Saturday, 1 p.m. Home Undertaking Company
OBITUARY for EMMA WEISS, taken from THE DOWNEY LIVEWIRE, dated Thursday,
1 June 1933
MRS. EMMA V. WEISS PASSED AWAY MONDAY
A message bearing the news of the death of Mrs. Emma V. Weiss, at
Seattle, Washington was received here Monday by her son, Knowles C.
Weiss. The news of her death came as a distinct shock to Mr. Weiss and
other members of the family as she had not been ill.
A daughter Mrs. L. F. Ross, of Huntington Park, left upon receipt of
the death message, for Seattle and will accompany the body to Beloit,
Kansas for burial.
Mrs. Weiss was well known by many Downey people having resided here
with her son and family for a time. Carl Weiss another son, resides at
Lynwood and another daughter, Mrs. Alva McClary a resident of Santa Ana.
She has resided in Seattle for several years with her son, Thomas, a city
mail carrier of that city.
Beloit (Kansas) Call
Thursday, June 8, 1933, page 7
OBITUARY for EMMA WEISS - BELOIT DAILY CALL - Thursday Edition
McDonald & Son received word this morning that the remains of Mrs.
Emma Weiss of Seattle, Washington would be sent here for burial. The
body will arrive here Tuesday morning, and there will be short services
at the graveside at Elmwood at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, before the burial.
Mrs. Weiss died as a result of burns received when her clothing
caught fire when she was working over a gas stove on the afternoon of May
29th. The body will remain at the McDonald Funeral Home from Tuesday
morning until Wednesday morning.
The deceased had a great many friends here where the Weiss family
made its home for many years. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Cal
Boyles and four children, Thomas, Knowles, Carl and Mrs. Dolores McClary
all living in the far west.
Beloit (Kansas) Call
Thursday, June 8, 1933, page 10
OBITUARY for EMMA WEISS - BELOIT DAILY CALL - Wednesday Edition
Weiss - The remains of Mrs. Emma Weiss who died in Seattle,
Washington, Monday of last week as the result of burns, arrived in Beloit
last evening and the funeral services were conducted this morning at 9:30
at the McDonald Funeral Home with Rev. R.R. Kaiser in charge. Burial was
at Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Weiss is a well-known former resident of this city who has been
living in the west for a dozen or more years. She is survived by these
children: Mrs. L. F. Ross of Huntington Park, Calif., Tom of Seattle,
Wash., and Knowles C., Carl and Mrs. Dolores McClary of California. Mrs.
Ross accompanied the remains to Beloit.
Beloit (Kansas) Gazette
Wednesday, June 7, 1933, page 12
TOM WEISS VISITS - BELOIT DAILY CALL - Thursday Edition
We enjoyed a visit this morning from Tom Weiss, who came from
Seattle with the remains of his mother the late Mrs. Emma Weiss, which
were laid to rest in Elmwood cemetery yesterday. Mrs. Weiss lost her
life through burns inflicted when her dress caught on fire while she was
working in the kitchen. Mrs. Weiss was well and happy with her son, Tom,
who holds a position as mail carrier in Seattle.
Tom tells us that his brother, Knowles, lives at Downey, Calif.,
with his family and has just been relieved of his duties as postmaster
there. Carl Weiss is married, has two daughters and is doing well at
Lynwood, California. One sister, Mrs. "Posey" McClary, lives at Santa
Ana, California and another sister, Mrs. L. F. Ross lives in Huntington
Park, California.
Tom was much impressed with the improvements made in Beloit since he
left here in 1910 and had the occasion of his visit been for a different
reason he would have enjoyed his visit to the old home town.
Beloit (Kansas) Call
Thursday, June 8, 1933, page 1
1920 Census Fountain Township, Ottawa County, Kansas
1930 Census
EVTERRY.
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Note for: George Wallace Marsh, 22 JUL 1853 - 20 MAR 1924
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Baptist Cemetery, Scotch Plains, New Jersey
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Note for: Virginia Jimerson, 8 MAY 1859 - 7 JUL 1939
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Baptist Cemetery, Scotch Plains, New Jersey