Columbia Republican Obituaries, 1918
Hudson, Columbia County, New Yor
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1918 Obituaries from the Columbia Republican in Hudson, Columbia County New York.
BARRINGER, Thelma Elizabeth, Obituary
Mrs. Bridget Gintry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barringer, of 29 Fulton Street, aged four months, died Sunday morning, from menigitis. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at three o'clock. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
BREZINO, Thomas, Obituary
Thomas Brezino, of this city, died Wednesday, after an illness of but five days of pneumonia. He was thirty-two years of age. The deceased is surveyed by his wife and three children. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
CASEY, Daniel, Obituary
Daniel Casey, aged 24 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Casey, of Chatham, died at his home in that village on Saturday, death being caused by pneumonia. He was a well known and popular young man who had many friends in Chatham and also in Pittsfield where he had been employed. Besides his parents he is survived by three sisters and one brother. The funeral was held on Tuesday morning. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
CLAPPER, Uriah, Obituary
Uriah Clapper, Jr., a former resident of Nassau, died Sunday evening at is home in Brooklyn. He was 46 years old and was born and brought up in Nassau village, going to Brooklyn several years ago to enter business. His body will be brought to the home of his father for burial Thursday. He is survived by his parents of Nassau, one sister, his wife and two sons of Brooklyn.
One son is fighting in France. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
COON, Mrs. Anna, Obituary
Mrs. Anna Coon, died at her home in Madalin on Monday at the age of 29 years. Death was due to pneumonia. She was a well-known resident and was popular with her friends. Besides her husband, John Coon, she is survived by four children, her mother and two sisters. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
COSTA, Tito, Obituary
Tito Costa, aged thirty-four years, died at his home in this city yesterday, after a short illness of pneumonia. He is survived by one sister Mrs Samuel Sutty. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
DELANOY, Charles W., Obituary
Charles W. Delanoy, first pilot of the steamer B. B. Odell, died at his home in Sleightsburg, on Oct. 29th. The deceased had been employed by the Central Hudson Line for a number of years and was one of the company's youngest pilots. He was 29 years old and is survived by his wife and two children, also by his sister, Mrs. Geo. Puffs, of Catskill. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
DINGMAN, Dorothy, Obituary
Dorothy, aged 8 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dingman, died Oct. 29, at their home on Main Street. Valatie. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 31. Rev. Paris, of Valatie, officiated. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
DOWNS, Bertram M., Obituary
Bertram M. Downs, died on Oct. 29th at his home in Cincinnati. He married Miss Henrietta Ham, a former resident of this city, the daughter of Philip Ham, who survives him, as do two children, Mrs. W. S. Gray, of Scranton, Pa., and Mrs. Henry E. Poor, of Cincinnati. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
DUNN, Miss Mary, Obituary
Miss Mary Dunn, of Chatham, aged 37 years died Friday morning at the home of her aunt, Miss McCleavy at High Bridge, near Chatham, of pneumonia. She was the daughter of Mr. Ann Mrs. Michael Dunn, who reside in New York City. Miss Dunn was an invalid and was living here with her aunt. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
FOSTER, Myrtie M., Obituary
Myrtie M. Foster wife of John F. Foster, who was formerly a resident of Chatham, died at her home in Albany on Sunday Nov. 3. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
FRISS, Mrs. Norman, Obituary
The death of Idella L. Oster, wife of Norman Friss, of Hollowville, occurred on Saturday last after a lingering illness. Besides her husband, she is survived by several children. The funeral was held on yesterday afternoon, with prayer from her late home at Hollowville at 2 o'clock and church services from St. Thomas' church, Churchtown, at 3 o'clock. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
GEORGE, Jeremiah, Obituary
Jeremiah George died at the home of his brother, Byron George, in West Ghent, on Sunday. Mr. George was in his 65th year. He died in the house in which he was born and had devoted his life to agricultural work. The funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
GINTRY, Mrs. Bridget, Obituary
Mrs. Bridget Gintry passed away at Hudson City Hospital on Tuesday morning after an illness of a few days of pneumonia. The remains were taken to Albany for interment, where she formerly resided. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
HARNON, Clifford, Obituary
Clifford Harnon, a popular and well known resident of the village of Athens, passed away at his home in that village on Thursday night, after a week's illness of pneumonia. The deceased was twenty-nine years of age. He is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Fred Dederick, Mrs. G. Goesch, Mrs. Peter Wink and Mrs. Edward Hallenbeck; also two brothers, Fred, of Athens, and Charles, of New York. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
HENDRICK, William, Obituary
William Hendrick, a well known resident of this city, passed away at his home on Chapel street, late Tuesday evening. He had been ill but a few days with pneumonia. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
HOVER, Mrs. Edward, Obituary
Mrs. Edward Hover, of Chatham, passed away at her home in that village Wednesday, after an illness of about a week. The deceased was twenty-four years of age, and enjoyed a large circle of friends, who will mourn her death. The deceased is survived by her husband, one son and two daughters. The funeral was held on Friday. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
HUESTEAD, Frederick M., Obituary
Frederick M. Huestead, the two-year-old son of Fred Huestead, died at his home in Valatie Wednesday. Funeral Friday afternoon, Rev. Peterson, of Chatham, officiated. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
JACKSON, William, Obituary
William, the 15-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson, of Diamond street, passed away at his home early Tuesday afternoon. Death was due to pneumonia. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
LENT, Dr. Issac, Obituary
Word has been received in Valatie of the death at Middletown of Dr. Isaac Lent, who was for many years a practicing physician in former village. Dr. Lent made a host of friends while there and many will be grieved is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jennie Lent. A brother-in-law of the de-deceased, James E. Snyder, resides in Valatie. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
LEVY, Mrs. Caroline, Obituary
Mrs. Caroline Levy, aged about seventy-eight years died from shock Monday night, at her home in Philmont. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Duntz, with whom she made her home, and two sons, Edward and Jerry Levy, all of Philmont. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
LOFTUS, George, Obituary
The death of George Loftus, of Rensselaer, occurred at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Loftus, on Oct. 20. Death was caused by pneumonia. The young man was well known and popular in his home city. Besides his parents, he is survived by four brothers and two sisters. The body was brought to Philmont and interred in Sacred Heart cemetery. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
MANSMON, Gustav, Obituary
Gustav Mansmon, died in a Poughkeepsie hospital on Thursday of pneumonia. His home was in New York, but he had been living alone in rooms on the premises of Silas Miller in Germantown, where he picked fruit during the past season. He was in the hospital less than two days. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
MUNFORD, Mrs. J. C., Obituary
Mrs. J. C. Munford, aged thirty-five years died at her home in Athens on Friday morning, after an illness of several days of pneumonia. She was well known in that village and held a large circle of friends by her kindly traits of character and her kindly disposition. She is survived by her husband, one child, one brother, Daniel Dunn and her mother, Mrs. Dunn. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
PAINE, Michael, Obituary
Michael Paine, aged about 50, died suddenly at his bourding house on Columbia Street. He had been ill for several days with pneumonia. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
PENDERGAST, Alice, Obituary
Alice Pendergast, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pendergast, aged two years, passed away at her home, 25 Partition street, last evening, after an illness of several weeks. Besides her parents she is survived by three brothers and three sisters. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
PETSEL, John, Obituary
John Petsel, of Germantown, has received a telegram stating that his son, Stanley Petsel, had died of pneumonia at Camp McClellan, Alabama, after an illness of a few days. He was a private and left with a contingent of Columbia county men, last July. A wife and two children survive him. A reply by telegram requested the body to be shipped to Germantown for burial. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
PULVER, Irvin E., Obituary
Irving E. Pulver, of Chatham, aged 29, died this morning with pneumonia at his home near Ghent. He leaves a wife, they having been married only a few months, one brother and two sisters.
He was employed at the County Home and was a son of George Pulver. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
SIMMONS, Oscar, Obituary
Oscar Simmons died at his home in Philmont, Monday, Oct. 29, from pneumonia. He is survived by his widow, one daughter, Shirley, and two sons, Earl and Neil. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
SMITH, John, Obituary
Pneumonia claimed another victim in the village of Athens on Sunday morning, when John Smith, a former captain of a barge, who had purchased the former Wells property on the Catskill road and made his home there for over a year died. He was about 45 years old and is survived by his wife and three children. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
THOMPSON, Fred. J., Obituary
Fred. J. Thompson, in his 49th year, died at Chatham Center on Sunday, Nov. 3rd. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
TOBEY, Mrs. J. Girad, Obituary
Word was received in this Monday of the death in Brooklyn of Anna Tobey, wife of J. Girad Tobey, a former wll known Hudsonian. She leaves beside her husband, one son, 12 years old. Mr. Tobey formerly lived here and was one of Hudson's popular young men. His wife was a Brooklyn girl. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
VAN BUREN, Clifton T., Obituary
Clifton T. Van Buren, the 13 months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van Buren, of Valatie, died on Tuesday morning. The funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. John Peterson, of Chatham, will officiate. Interment will be at Kinderhook. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
WATSON, John, Obituary
John Watson, aged about seventy-five years, died suddenly Wednesday at Canaan Four Corners. Coroner Tripp of Chatham, was called and took charge of the remains. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Sarah Anderson, of that village, with who he had made his home. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
WILBUR, Thomas C., Obituary
Thomas C. Wilbur, of Chatham, aged 33 years, died this morning, after a brief illness from influenza and pneumonia. He is survived by a wife and three small children. Mr. Wilbur was a chauffeur for William Hoch's auto livery and many friends will be shocked to learn of his death. The funeral was held on Monday afternoon and was conducted by the American Mechanics lodge, of which he was an officer and member. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
WILL, Henry, Obituary
The death of Henry Will, 68 years old, occurred at his home near Martindale on Monday night, cancer of the stomach being the cause. He is survived by his wife and two sons. The funeral will be held from his late home at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, the Rev. William J. Vile officiating. Interment will be in Martindale cemetery. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]
WOMACK, Mandy, Obituary
Mandy Womack died at her home on Diamond street Monday. The funeral is to be held from the Shiloh Baptist church on Thursday at noon. [The Columbia Republican, (Hudson, NY), November 5, 1918, P.3.]