COATES, Mrs. Janet TAYLOR , wife of Gilbert COATES, of Trinity street, Newton, died Wednesday at Newton Memorial Hospital. Born in Boonton sixty-seven years ago. Surviving also are four sons, Harold, George, and Gilbert Jr., of Newton, and Delmar, of Warwick; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes BARTHOLOMEW, of Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. Alice MILLER, of Dover, and Mrs. John MUNSON YOUNGS, of Mt. Tabor, and a brother, John TAYLOR, of Boonton. Funeral: At the home. Burial: Newton Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, 26 Aug 1937 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
COLE, Elias, a well-known resident of Goshen, died at his home in that town last Saturday. Mr. COLE was born in Montague on November 8, 1845. February 7, 1872, he was united in marriage to Naomi E. SPACE, who survives him with two daughters, Addie, wife of E. B. HARFORD, and Ada, at home. Last January Mr. and Mrs. COLE celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Funeral: At his late home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment: At Goshen.
Sussex Independent, 27 Oct 1922 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
COLE, Lansing J., died Saturday, Middletown, aged 60 yrs. Born: Montauge, s/o Mr. and Mrs. Isaac COLE. Married: 16 Jan 1878, Clara Belle VAN SICKLE, in Milford, PA. Survived by: His wife. Burial: Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY.
Sussex Independent, Friday, 11 Aug 1916 (Contributed byCathy DiPietro )
COLE, Wm
New Jersey Herald, 31 July 1890
COMPTON - In Sandyston township, on the 8th instant, Andrew COMPTON, aged about 40 years. Sussex Register, 16 October 1847 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
COMPTON – Edward R. COMPTON, Age: 81, of Lake Iliff Road, Andover. Born: Walpack Township. Wife was the former Ellen BENSON COMPTON Survived by: two sons, George E. and Nathan T; two daughters, Mrs. Everett SPANGENBURG and Mrs. Elmer DE GRAW, and a brother Fred. Service: Goble Funeral Home, Sparta Burial: Sparta Presbyterian Cemetery
New Jersey Herald, 2 June 1963 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
COMPTON – March 31, near Sussex Borough, John C. COMPTON, aged near 78 years.
New Jersey Herald, 8 April 1909 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
COMPTON, Mrs. Nora COYKENDALL, sixty-two, wife of Charles J. COMPTON, of Endwell, Endicott, N. Y., died Wednesday of last week. Dau/of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore COYKENDALL, was born in Sussex, and lived here until her marriage a number of years ago. She leaves also two daughters, Mrs. Helen ONEY and Mrs. Gladys VANETTEN; two sons, Raymond and Kenneth, all of Endicott, and three sisters, Mrs. George STRUBLE, of Ogdensburg; Mrs. Mazie COYKENDALL and Miss Loena COYKENDALL, both of Sussex. Funeral: At Endicott and burial took place there.
Sussex Independent,Thursday, August 25, 1938 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
COMPTON – Ramah C. COMPTON, Sr. died Tuesday (July 1, 1947) , at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Willis RUDE, Hyper-Humus Road, Lafayette. Mr. Compton would have been 70 yrs old on July 8. Survived by: two sons, R. Coley COMPTON, Charles COMPTON, four daughters: Mrs. Bertha GESELL, Mrs. Helen PRICE, Mrs. Martha DYER and Mrs. Bessie RUDE; two brothers Edward and Frederick. Service: Rude Home Burial: Branchville Cemetery
New Jersey Herald, 3 July 1947 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
COMPTON – Susan J. COMPTON, on the evening of the 14th inst. (May 14, 1899), at her home near Tuttles Corner. Survived by: husband, John C. Compton; three sons Fred, of Hainesville, Ramah, at home, and Edward of Walpack; one daughter, Lucy, wife of Wm. TERWILLIGER, of Washingtonville. Funeral: At her home. Burial: Mettler Cemetery.
No paper name or date – appears with heading of Sandyston – may have been in local column. (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
CONKLIN, Anna E.
Wantage Recorder, 10 Feb 1933
CONKLIN – Mrs. Elizabeth CONKLIN, widow of James CONKLIN , passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Philip ALBERTSON, near Swartswood. Age: 69 Funeral: at home Interment: Baleville Cemetery. Obituary states that Mr. CONKLIN had died the previous month.
No paper name. Paper dated 28 January 1910 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)
CONKLIN, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sussex Register, 27 Jan 1910
CONKLIN, Jacob, of Rudetown, died early Sunday morning in Linn Hospital, Sussex. Three children survive him as do one brother, Jack Conklin, of Franklin, and one sister, Mrs. Ella Card, of Franklin. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. H. J. Allsup, of Franklin, officiated. Interment was in North Church Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, Friday, February 15, 1929 (Contributed by Karen Wreden)
CONKLIN, On April 20, 1894, J. Gould, only son of Mr. and Mrs. James Conklin died aged 18 months.
Wantage Recorder (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro)
CONKLIN, Lafayette died Jun 17, near Tuttle's Corner, aged 42 yrs. Born in Hainseville, son of the late Jacob and Belle CONKLIN. Married Miss Lulu ABER, who survives him. Also survived by three sons and four daus, Lafayette, Jr., James and Thomas, Mrs. Mary HOLTEN of Morristown, Grace, Louise and Florence, at home; also his mother, fours sisters and two brothers. Funeral: At Tuttle's Corner. Burial: Hainesville Cem. Sussex Independent, 6 Jul 1934 (Contributed by Marian Wood)
CONKLIN, Mrs. Susanna (Jacob), died at her home in McAfee last Wednesday. She was in her twenty-seventh year and was born at Rudeville, the daughter of James and Mary Gunderman BABCOCK. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Ellsworth and James, and two daughters, Marion and Ruby. Funeral services were held at the Hamburg Baptist Church Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. R. F. Bresnahan officiating. Interment was in North Church Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, Friday, 8 Jun 1917 (Contributed by Karen Wreden)
CONNELL, Miss Margaret, aged 57 yrs, of Water street, Newton, died Tuesday in Morristown after a long illness. Funeral: Thursday from the home of Miss Ellen MCCONNELL, of Walker Street, with a mass at 9 a. m. in St. Joseph's R. C. Church.
Sussex Independent, 24 Feb 1938 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
COOK, Loretta, w/o Green C. Cook, died 25 Nov, aged 65.6.29. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 8 o'clock p.m.
Sussex Register, 27 Nov 1889 (Contributed by Ann Brown )
COOPER, Elmer E., died last Thursday at his home on FOSTER street (Newton.) He was a retired farmer and was born August 30, 1861, in Tranquility, the son of the late Caleb S. COOPER and Amanda BATLEY. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fred MARTIN, of Newton; a granddaughter, Miss Kathryn MARTIN, and great-granddaughter, Miss Virginia MARTIN. Funeral: At the home. Burial: Tranquility Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, 19 May 1938 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
COOPER, Mrs. Sarah Emaline (Sickles), wife of Zachariah Cooper, died Saturday at her home in Andover, age sixty four years (63.10.23). Mrs. Cooper was born in Warren county. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, William Cooper, of Germany Flats; John Cooper, of Greenville, Sussex County, and Dawson Cooper, of Andover township. Three sisters, Mrs James Quayle, of Port Lawrence; Mrs. Matilda Stout, of Washington, N.J. , and Mrs. Rosetta Main, of Andover, and one brother , George Sickles, in the West. The funeral was held Wednesday from the home. Rev. B. S. Crowcroft, pastor of the Andover M. E. Church, officiated. Burial was in the cemetery at Johnsonburg.
(Cemetery was Johnsonburg Methodist, DoD Feb 27, 1916, DoB April 4, 1852)
Sussex Independent, Friday, March 3, 1916 (Contributed by Karen Wreden)
CORNELL, Albert D., Sr., died early Monday at the home of his son, Albert D. Jr., in Newton at the age of 83 years. Mr. CORNELL was born in Cambridge, Vermont but had lived nearly all his life in New Jersey. Three sons survive: Albert Jr. and John R., both of Newton and Stephen of Franklin. Funeral: At his late home, 10 Foster street, Newton, by Rev. Dr. James R. DALLING, of Stillwater. Burial: Newton cemetery
Wantage Recorder, Sussex (Deckertown) NJ, Friday, Nov. 23, 1934 (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro ) View full text.
CORTRIGHT, George W.
Sussex Independent, Friday, October 18, 1918
CORTRIGHT, Ira W. died Thursday at Deerpark, aged 87. Born at Sussex, brother of the last Moses Wilson CORTRIGHT. Survived by three sons, Charles of Cornona, NY, Blake of Shenectady, NY and Seth, at home; one dau, Emma, also of Sparrowbush. Funeral: At his home. Burial: Pine Hill Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, 16 Nov 1934 (Contributed by Marian WOOD)
CORTRIGHT, Wilson, died at his home in Frankford, aged 77 yrs. Survived by: Three sons, William of Wantage and Fred and Charles of Sherrill, NY, and one dau, Eva, w/o Ray KEYSER of East Stroudsburg, PA. Funeral: Claude Pinkel's Funeral Chapel. Burial: Deckertown-Union Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, 19 Oct 1934
COURSEN, Miss Mary, died at the home of her bro, Jacob A. COURSEN (Branchville) last week, aged 68 yrs; dau/o William N. and Hannah (HUNT) COURSEN. Survived by: Another bro in the west and a sis in Honolulu. Funeral: At the home of J. A. COURSEN. Burial: Branchville Cem.
Sussex Independent, Friday, 1 Jul 1904 (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )
COURSEN, Mrs. Mary COMPTON, wid/o Isaac, died at home near Colesville, Sunday, aged 85 yrs. Survived by: Two sons, Raymond S. of Colesville, and J. Colt of Butler; two daus, Miss Minnie B. at home and Mrs. Joseph HAGGERTY of Wantage; two sisters, Miss Sarah COMPTON of Colesville and Mrs. Cornelius EMERY of Sussex, and one brother, Benjamin COMPTON of Swartswood. Burial: Branchville Cem.
Wantage Recorder - Friday, 17 Nov 1922 (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )
COUSE, Mrs. Catherine M., w/o Martin, died in Hampton Twp. Wednesday afternoon, age 63 yrs. Born: In Hampton, dau of George and Emma (SNOVER) MITTEN, lived in Hampton all her life. Survived by: Her husband; a sister, Mrs. George CARLISLE of Kearny, and two bros, Nelson and Dayton of Newton; two children, Mrs. Calvin FOUNTAIN, Jr. of Branchville and Martin, Jr. at home. Funeral: Luse and Smith Funeral Home. Burial: Newton Cemetery.
New Jersey Herald, Thurs., 21 Jul 1949 (Contributed byCathy DiPietro )
COUSE, Dr. Joseph D., He was a son of John & Jane (COLT) COUSE and was born, 9 Oct 1841, in Frankford township. He was 58 years, 7 months, 4 days old at the time of his death. He is survived by his widow who was Miss Hannah GIVEANS, dau/o John F. GIVEANS, of Deckertown, and by three children, Eva, a teacher in New York City, and Emma and Lizzie at home; also by one sister Miss Eva COUSE of Kansas. Funeral: Monday from his late home. Interment: North church cemetery.
Sussex Independent, April 20, 1900
Wantage Recorder, Friday, April 20, 1900 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
COX, Mrs. Caroline, for many years a well known and esteemed resident of Deckertown, had just departed this life at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph WILSON, near Quarryville, where she had been stopping for some time. She was 62 years, 3 months, and 14 days old. Her parents were the late John J. and Sarah ROE, of Wantage, where she was born. She was united in marriage when about 24 years of age to McCoy COX, of Wantage, a younger brother of James and William COX, of Deckertown, and Nicholas COX of Wantage. He died about 30 years ago. She is survived by two children. Mrs. Alice WILSON, of Quarryville; and Nicholas J. COX, of Deckertown, and by one brother, Jacob D. ROE, of Paterson; also by two sisters, Mrs. Simeon M. GARRISON and Miss Hattie ROE, of Deckertown. Funeral: At the house of Mrs. Wilson’s and at the Baptist church in Deckertown. Interment: Deckertown Union (Papakating) cemetery.
Wantage Recorder, Friday, May 20, 1898, p. 1 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
COX, Lewis J., Sr. died at the home of his son in Newton, on Wednesday, aged about 83 years. Born: S/o James and Sarah Jane COX, late of Wantage township, where the deceased resided until about thirty-eight years ago. Survived by: Two sons, Martin J. and Lewis J. COX, Jr., both of Newton, and a grand-daughter, Margaret COX, of Dover; a sister, Miss Meribah COX of Sussex. He married Margaret DEWITT, of Wantage, who died a number of years ago. Funeral: Saturday at his late home in Newton at 3 p.m. Burial: Newton cemetery. (Circa 1925 - Undated newspaper clipping in a scrapbook owned by Elizabeth Headley.) (Contributed by Carol Ann Hilton )
COX, Martin Bross, died in Vernon Monday (19 Jul 1912) aged 78.6.5,
s/o James Madison and Phebe (Bross) Cox. Born in Monroe, Sussex Co., NJ 24 Jan 1834. Married (1) Miss Sophia Penny, of Mount Hope, NY, (2) Mary C. Winans of Vernon. Three children, Mayor Roslyn M. Cox, and Franklin P. Cox of Middletown city (NY), and Mrs. Maurice H. Small of Oshkosh, WI (three children by first marriage). Funeral: Vernon Espiscopal Church. Burial: In the cemetery near there.
Middletown Daily Times-Press, Tuesday, July 30 1912, page 3
Middletown Daily Times-Press Thursday August 1, 1912, page 10:
Wantage Recorder, Friday 1 Aug 1912
New Jersey Herald, 1 Aug 1912 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
COX, Mrs. Martin Bross, died in Vernon Sunday night. Survived by: Three children, Mayor Rosslyn M. COX, and Frank P. COX of Middletown (NY), and Mrs. Daniel M. H. SMALL of Oshkosh, MI Funeral: Vernon Espiscopal Church. Burial: In the cemetery at that place.
Note: The two sons and daughter mentioned above were NOT children of Mrs. Cox; rather step children. hey were born to Martin B. Cox’s first wife, Sophia Penny. Mrs. Small, is in error—it is Maurice H. Small of Oshkosh, Wisconsin (not Michigan)!
Sussex Independent, Friday, 18 September 1914 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
COX, Mrs. Phoebe, died on Saturday evening in Newark, aged 84 (87) years. Survived by: Her children, M. B. COX of Vernon, Raymond COX of Peterson (Sic - Paterson?), Rennaelaer (sic) A. COX of Newark, and Mrs. D. CLARK and Mrs. J. GREGARY of Newark. Funeral: At her late residence, the residence of her dau, Mrs. GREGORY, in that city. Interment: Fairmount Cemetery
Newark Evening News, Monday, November 14, 1898
Wantage Recorder, Friday, November 18,1898 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
COX, William, died Tuesday, aged 85 yrs 1 mo 2 da. Married Miss MARTIN who survives him. Survived by: James of Tri-States, NY; Luther of Deckertown and Mrs. Emeline HAVENS of Wantage; one bro, Deacon James COX of this borough. Funeral: At his home and the Baptist Church. Burial: Deckertown Union Cem.
Wantage Recorder - Friday, 7 Aug 1903 (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )
CRABTREE, Anna in Newton, on the 26th ult., wife of Hartley CRABTREE and daughter of Benjamin COURSEN, aged 22 years, 4 months and 14 days
Sussex Register: 3 March 1870 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
CRABTREE—June 22d, in Vernon, Edwin, in the 22d year of his age, son of John and Eliza CRABTREE.
June 1875 Sussex Independent (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
CRABTREE, William, of Vernon, died Wednesday. Mr. Crabtree was probably 65 years of age. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, the wife of Mr. VEALY, son of the late John VEALY, of Vernon.
Sussex Independent, Friday, November 4, 1892 (Contributed by Mona Hylton )
CRAWLEY, Mrs. Catherine, formerly a resident of Franklin Furnace, died at the home of a relative, Mrs. Anna McEnery, in New York city, where she had resided for the last 20 years. Deceased had attained the great age of 96 years and died from the infirmities of age. Her remains were brought to Franklin on Monday, where the funeral was held at the Catholic church. Internment near by.
Wantage Recorder, 11 Sep 1903 (Contributed by Carol Ann Crowley)
CRAWLEY/CROWLEY, Patrick, died on Friday, last at his home in Franklin Furnace, aged 82 years. He was a long time resident of that place, and had worked in the zinc mines fifty years. He was born in County Cork, Ireland, and came to this country a young man. He married Mary Morris, of Franklin, who survives him with five daughters, Mrs. Catherine Rahaley, of Paterson; Mrs. Mary Van Iderstine, of Paterson; Mrs. Margaret Lynch, of Paterson; Ellen and Elizabeth at home. He is also survived by a brother, Timothy Crawley, of Paterson. The funeral was held on Monday at 10 a.m., in the R.C. Church in Franklin Furnace, Rev. Father McGuinness officiated. Interment in Ogdensburg.
Wantage Recorder, 14 Jul 1911 (Contributed by Carol Ann Crowley)
CRAWN, Mrs. Abram
Sussex Independent, Friday, October 25, 1918
CRAWN, Miss Lila
Sussex Independent, Friday, 25 Oct 1918
CROWELL, Clarence
New Jersey Herald, 7 Aug 1969
CUMMINGS, James
Sussex Independent, Friday, 16 May 1902
CURRENT, Esther
Sussex Independent, Friday, October 25, 1918
CURRY – January 7th, at Washingtonville, Hannah A. PETTIT, widow of the late Benjamin CURRY. Aged 60 yrs, 11ms and 7 days Funeral: Residence of Elmer Case Washingtonville. Interment: Baleville Cemetery Sussex Register, Thursday, 9 January 1879 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe )
CURTISS, Mrs. Lillian wid/o D. Mason CURTISS, formerly of Waseca, MN died Friday at Linn Hospital. Dau/o William EVERETT and Almira C. HATCH, and was b in MN. Lived w/aunt, Miss Fannie EVERETT on Clove Ave. Survived by two half-bros, Edward L. and Guy E(F). Everett of Waseca, MN. Funeral: At the home of Mrs. M. E. Elston, Clove Ave. Burial: Weseca, MN.
Sussex Independent of Friday, March 16, 1923
Wantage Recorder of Friday, March 16, 1923 (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )
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