Box 4
Contains 38 Results:
Adolph Dittmar was born in Germany and emigrated to the United States in 1870. He married Pauline S. Graeber in New York City, then soon after settled in Freehold, Monmouth County. Dittmar ran a bakery business for many years.
Julia A. Hance (1838–1926) was born in Rumson, Monmouth County, a daughter of Borden Hance (1801–1859) and Rebecca Woolley (1816–1891). A widow of Robert F. Parker (1831–1861), she married Bloomfield Drummond (1822–1900) as his second wife. They lived in Red Bank.
Peter Dubois was a son of Charles Dubois (1757–1804) and Anna Hendrickson (1761–1798). His sister, Eleanor Dubois (1792–1879), married William Hendrickson (1787–1831). See box 4, folder 1.
George W. Hamilton was a son of John and Catherine Hamilton. A saddler by trade, he married in 1851 to Catherine L. Disbrow at Middletown Point (now Matawan). Hamilton died in Middletown.
Williard Schanck was a son of Elisha S. C. Schanck (1838–1885) and Eliza Ann Jones (1842–1920). He married Almira Morgan Conover (1882–1973). The Schancks were interred in the yard of Old Brick Reformed Church in Marlboro.
Also includes the leather wallet in which these items were found.
John D. W. Stout was a farmer near Englishtown in Manalapan Township, Monmouth County.