From 1902 through 1919 "The Paterson Morning Call" newspaper (Paterson, New Jersey) ran a special section at the end of those years aptly called "Roll Call of the Dead."

Following is an indexed listing of those individuals "The Call" identified as "prominent citizens 1902-1918.

Philip KATZ, Edgar P. WHEELER, Cornelius A. CADMUS, Carleton T. HERRICK, John T. PROBERT, David BOHM, and Samuel TASNEY are some of the well known citizens who have succumbed during the last twelve months.

In the long list published below will be found the names of men and women of Paterson who have died during the year. While in the aggregate, the list seems appalling, Paterson is to be congratulated as the death rate here is exceptionally low and for the past twelve months, all things considered, there have been few of our prominent citizens called hence. There have been no great calamities, such as the Lackawanna horror, or the Main Street explosion during the years and murders have been conspicuous by their absence. In fact, it have been Paterson’s best year. Everyone has been able to find employment; food supplies have been plentiful and even in the case of what (threatened to be a calamity, the rioting of last June, it was not as bad as it might have been. There were a number of person wounded, the none killed and the destruction to property was small. In the face of all these gifts of Providence, Paterson enters on the new year with confidence and hope for the future.

Many Main Street Merchants Gone to Their Last Home--Clergymen, Physicians, Lawyers, Artisans, and Manufacturers Summoned--Death Rate Below Normal in the City, But Truth of Adage About Shining Marks Borne Out.

Statistics show that the death rate in Paterson has been below normal during the past year, and local undertakers have said that never had business been so bad. It may be said that the general public is reconciled to poor business, so far as the undertakers are concerned, but in looking over the records for 1903, it would appear that death had gathered in many a shining mark. Not in many years, in fact, has the list of prominent and well known citizens cut down by the grim reaper been so large. In every profession and every trade, the loss of men notable in their vocations has been felt.

Commencing with city officials, three active participants in the city’s affairs have passed away during the year. Alderman William CROSS, Recorder George B. SENIOR, and James W. RAFFERTY, registrar of licenses are no more.

Among the former officials, ex-Alderman James BROWNLEE, former Sheriff William DOUGLAS, Sr., and former Freeholder Robert NORWOOD have succumbed.

Two well known physicians answered the last call, Dr. Sherburne R. MERRILL and Dr. C.F.W. MYERS.

John R. BEAM, prominent in military and legal circles passed away on July 4 last, while many of his friends in the military of Paterson were at the state camp at Sea Girt.

The Rev. F.E. OWENS, Rev. W.D.C. REDROCK, and Rev. W. LUBACH, among the clergy who went to their last home.

Julian RIX, artist and prince of good fellows, died so recently that his many friends still mourn their loss.

Israel BANNIGAN and Daniel J. SHEEHAN, known from one end of the country to the other wherever silk is manufactured, are no more.

Robert ATHERTON, a manufacturer of silk machinery, died recently.

The tale of Main Street businessmen is a long one: John T. MORRIS of Lockwood Bros. & Co.; James A. MORRISSEE, real estate, William D. LAVERACK, jeweler; Charles KEELER, hatter; Henry HABBEN, crockery merchant; Morton CLARK, hardware; Henry HARWOOD, groceries, and Morris CORINSKI, clothier, have gone and the places that knew them know them no more.

Then too, among the prominent merchants of the city were William H. KINMILLS, druggist; Uz V. MUNSON, grocer; Cappeietti ANTONI, shoe merchant, and Joseph MOSELY, auctioneer, who have all gone to that bourne from which no traveler returns.

Among the well known citizens were Michael J. MORRIS, John P. QUACKENBUSH, Andrew H. VAN WAGONER, John QUACKENBUSH, John YATES, Charles H.A. TIFFANY, Gilbert PIERSON, John YULE, and John H. ZABRISKIE.

Theodore LONSCHEN and John HARTMEIER were prominent manufacturers of this city.

George B. PULVER, an insurance agent; Peter ARNOT, former superintendent of Grant’s Locomotive Works; Philip H. MACE, boniface; John LAMOND and Colin T. ROBERTS, the last two names being partners in the same firm of rug manufacturers, died during the year.

1904
 

Jan	17	Arthur C. CHAFFEE, School Principal
	21	Hon. James F. STEWART, ex-congressman
Feb	01	John CASSON, oldest Erie engineer
	12	James B. DEAN, market inspector
	23	Joseph SEYER, retired silk dyer
Mar	04	Theodore Y. KINNE, M.D.
	19	Peter VAN BUSSUM, real estate
	21	John P. MORRIS, merchant
Apr	07	Patrick ST. LAWRENCE, contractor
	13	George F. WHITEHEAD, merchant
	17	Zebulon M. WARD, lawyer
	19	De Witt C. BOLTON, county counsel
May	07	James D. O’BRIEN, newspaperman
	21	James BLUNDELL, former sheriff
		Thomas J. FITZMAURICE, M.D.
June	06	James E. DEMPSEY, printer
	30	Max WOLLENBERG, merchant, murdered
July	08	George H. LONGBOTTOM, locomotive official
	11	John H. SMALLWOOD, silk manufacturer
Aug	01	Richard H. OPITZ, musician
	05	Louis A. GOODENOUGH, superintendent public schools
Sept	03	William H. HARMON, Sr., merchant
	23	Henry L. BUTLER, ex-state officer and clubman
	25	Judson L. MALES, real estate
Oct	02	James M. DENTON, freeholder
	04	Rev. Franklin E. MILLER, First Presbyterian church
	17	Rev. Eugene DIKOVICH, St. Boniface R.C. church
	20	Samuel CRAWFORD, contractor
Nov	08	George BROWN, real estate
	14	Benjamin ARMITAGE, silk machinery
	16	John MULLEN, blacksmith
	29	John H. RUPPERT, M.D.
Dec	02	James DIMOND, justice of the peace
	20	Daniel SAAL, boniface
	21	Mary E. RYLE, philanthropist
	23	Robert GLEDHILL, retired druggist.

1905
 

Jan	05	George J. HAINES, accountant
	17	Michael SMITH, retired business man
	26	William MILLS, liveryman
	31	Robert H. PAXTON, accountant
Feb	01	Henry P. SIMMONS, ice dealer
		John LISTER, retired boatman
	08	Eugene O. SHERRY, justice of the peace
	11	Thomas CROSSLEY, veteran cricketer
	14	Rev. Jas. H. ROBERTSON, supt. Rescue Mission
	17	O.V. GARNETT, M.D.
		Spencer VAN DALSEN, M.D.
Mar	04	Peter H. HOPPER, former sheriff
		John M’KIERNAN, former chief Fire Department
	07	H.C. VAN GEISON, M.D.
	08	Samuel G. HOPPER, liveryman
	18	Joseph H. MAFFET, tobacconist
Apr	07	John AGNEW, merchant
	16	Joseph C. TODD, manufacturer
May	01	Sarah A. COOKE, philanthropist
	04	Patrick GUILFOIL, former policeman
	13	Langley CLAXTON, machinist
	14	Alexander W. ROGERS, M.D.
	31	Charles B. HINDLE, undertaker
June	29	Wesley BUCKLEY, conveyanoer
July	31	John ALLEN, former sheriff
Aug	24	John A. STORY, merchant
		Joseph VILLA, fruit dealer
Sept	24	John WINTERBERGER, musician
	27	Thomas GREEN, merchant
Oct	23	James D. LOCKWOOD, retired citizen
	23	Jacob GEROE, freeholder
Nov	08	Robert GILLMOR, insurance agent
	09	James SHEPHARD, boniface
	10	John HICKMAN, plumber
	14	Mark SHACKLETON, grocer
	21	William R. HARDING, alderman
	29	J. Frederick BAER, silk manufacturer
Dec	07	Rev. Elbert VAN HET LOO, Sixth Holland Reformed
	08	Jacob S. KENT, merchant
	13	Cornelius SANDFORD, retired merchant
	14	Frederick G. GRAUL, chief of police
	20	William Walter EVANS, locomotive builder

1906
 

Jan	05	John R. DAGGERS, former lay judge
	06	William CLERIHEW, undertaker
	09	Daniel W. LEONARD, fireman
	16	John COSTELLO, policeman
	22	Charles H. NORWOOD, freeholder
	30	Joseph R. GRAHAM, former mayor
Feb	11	Jesse S. GILBERT, clergyman
	13	James DUNN, retired merchant
Mar	10	Patrick E. MERREY, retired grocer
	20	John Joseph BLAUVELT, business man
	21	Levi VAN BLARCOM, mason
	21	John NORWOOD, retired merchant
	26	Albert A. VAN VOORHIES, retired hotelkeeper
	29	William RYLE, banker
	29	James W. SMITH, physician
Apr	21	David SCHMUTZ, retired manufacturer
May	07	Wright SMITH, silk manufacturer
	12	John HARING, retired merchant
June	07	Fritz STURM, hotelkeeper
	22	Alexander PAWELSKI, carriage manufacturer
July	14	Hiram GOULD, undertaker
Aug	09	E.T. BELL, Jr.
	10	James CROOKS, real estate promoter
	11	Isaac A. LEWIS, accountant
	12	Albert SPEAR, retired merchant
	17	Joseph I. CUMMINGHAM, capitalist
	19	Robert M’CULLOUGH, retired coppersmith
Sept	05	Harmon B. GOODRIDGE, constable
	09	John A. VAN WINKLE, grain merchant
	25	Robert COLLINGE, silk manufacturer
Oct	10	Thomas FARNON, business man
	11	Angelo H. KNAPP, coat merchant
	19	James A. MAHER, collector
Nov	01	Charles FRASIER, locomotive engineer
	05	Cornelius I. PETRY, former almshouse keeper
	11	John HALL, letter carrier
	17	Edmund G. EDWARDS, manufacturer
	26	Jacob RYERSON, poormaster
Dec	11	James MACNAMARA, policeman
	12	Samuel NATHAN, retired merchant
	20	James M. HOLT, business manager of The Call
	20	James T. M’NAB, plumber
	28	Orrin VANDERHOVEN, veteran editor

1907
 

Jan	01	George J. KOCH, M.D.
	07	George F. VAN BEUREN, retired merchant
	15	Edward B. OATES, druggist
	24	William LOCKWOOD, retired furniture dealer
Feb	02	Adam HARGREAVES, police sergeant
		Frederick G. WARBURTON, cricketer
	05	James D. DONNELL, lawyer
		Richard LOCKMAN, retired ribbon manufacturer
	08	Robert CORTESE, justice of the peace
	20	Joseph O’SHEA, M.D.
Mar	04	William G. TOWNLEY, mill superintendent
	26	William SPICKERS, violin maker
Apr	06	John H. POST, architect
	07	George SPANGENMACHER, boniface
	14	George STORMS, retired grocer
May	06	Charles HAEBERLE, turkish bath proprietor
	15	Jacob A. LATUS, former assemblyman
June	28	A.M. WHITE, merchant
July	07	Christopher HORANDT, silk manufacturer
Aug	02	Gustav SPECHT, veteran fireman
	07	Geritt PLANTEN, former freeholder
	20	John H. BANTA, M.D.
	21	Theodore WOLFHEGEL, retired pork dealer
	26	Joshua MASON, inventor
	31	Frederick HARDING, paper box manufacturer
		James VAN EMBURGH, retired mason
Sept	13	Arthur P. MORGAN, M.D.
	21	Carleton C. SMITH, druggist
	24	John JOHNSON, mayor of Paterson
	28	Benjamin CARLESS, boniface
Oct	06	William PEARSON, musician
	17	Thomas BEVERIDGE, former mayor of Paterson
	24	Joseph BARNED, veteran painter
Nov	16	Edward G. FORD, veteran Odd Fellow
	27	Timothy J. DONOHUE, alderman
Dec	07	Edward W. ARCHER, retired machinist
	08	Austin GIBBONS, pugilist
	25	Albert C. HOPPER, politician
	29	Charles FISCHER, silk manufacturer

1908
 

Jan	05	Edo I. MERSELIS, banker
	06	George F. KUETT, silk manufacturer
	07	Harvey H. BALL, merchant
	22	Thomas HOBBIS, grocery agent
	25	Wellington SWIFT, former part commissioner
	26	Samuel SMITH, iron master
Feb	10	Thomas DWYER, restaurateur
	18	Gustave CURIE, mechanic
	19	Mathias PETTIGREW, county road inspector
	23	Rev. Leo HEINRICHS
	26	John BROWNE, tanner
	29	Leonard AKERSHOEK, retired merchant
Mar	04	Henry KIMBLE, former city building inspector
	08	George H. FISHER, silk manufacturer
	08	Louis D. MICHAELSON, merchant
	09	Robert H. CUNNINGHAM, silk salesman
	15	Isaac Ferris BOICE, insurance agent
	18	Adam B. JEFFREY, lawyer
May	09	Joseph E. TYNAN, silk throwster
	12	William G. FENNER, retired silk merchant
	13	Charles B. SATTERLEE, silk throwster
	19	Edward G. MORSE, former bank teller
	20	John H. MORROW, former freeholder
June	06	Alfred B. CRANE, merchant
Aug	01	Bernard E. NOLAN, policeman
	03	Elias J. MARSH, M.D.
	14	William C. COOK, captain fire department
	17	Leroy HARTLEY, newspaperman
Sept	02	R.C. HILL, confectioner
	02	John M’NEILL, constable
	16	John K. COOKE, iron master
	30	George ASHLEY, silk manufacturer
Oct	09	Charles KRUCHEN, boniface
	12	Bernard TAYLOR, retired silk worker
	22	Mrs. Mary E. CLERIHEW, undertaker
	26	William B. GRAY, merchant
	27	Richard J. KROWLEY, constable
	31	John ROYLE, retired iron master
Nov	18	Andrew M. TAYLOR, boniface
	26	Charles N. WILEY, fireman
Dec	02	Philip GEYER, wine manufacturer
	04	John HAMMOND, merchant
	06	Rev. Joseph R. ASH
	13	James M’ELHATTEN, policeman
	16	Rev. James A. KELLY
	18	John PARKINSON, policeman
	25	Adam FRITZ, plumber
	27	John BRIDGE, ice dealer
	28	John P. KERWIN, alderman

1909
 

Jan	03	Rev. James P. HALL
	06	John REYNOLDS, banker
	16	W.H.I. JONES, Former Department Store Proprietor
Mar	08	John R. HURLEY, Health Commissioner and Insurance Agent
	25	James A. GRAHAM, Brewster
Apr	02	Milton SEARS, Retired Citizen
	03	Joseph BAMFORD, Sr., Silk Manufacturer
	04	Frank CHARCOT, Silk Manufacturer
May	15	John F. DUNNING, tobacconist
	29	Edward BARLOW, Boniface
June	06	J. Frank LUDLUM, Former Express Agent
	28	Isaac BIBBY, Cigar Manufacturer
	28	Peter SEARS, Surveyor
July	15	William C. SMITH, Armorer of Second Regiment
	19	Herman GATJEN, Proprietor of Gatjen Hall
	31	Stephen COURTER, aged 97
Aug	10	Rev. Ludger BECK, G.F.M.
	27	Henry MARSHALL, Market Man
	31	Robert CLOSE, Veteran Silk Dyer
Sept	18	Edward I. WHEELER, Newspaper Man
	26	Thomas PALMER, Former Silk Throwster
	30	Oliver W. MERRILL, Advertising Solicitor
Oct	29	Samuel D. BRANDS, Former School Principal
Nov	06	Nickson CAMPBELL, Former Coroner
	07	John F. CLARK, Retired Broker
	11	George V. CADMUS, Boniface
	12	Rev. Charles D. SHAW, D.D. Pastor Second Presbyterian Church
	15	Stephen A. WALL, Insurance Agent and Merchant
	22	Stanley E. LEWIS, Newspaper Man
	29	Edward RILEY, Retired Silk Dyer and President of the Call P&P Co.
Dec	08	Pierre THONNERIEUX, Former Silk Dyer
	20	William G. GROTECLOSS, Retired Photographer
	20	William K. NEWTON, M.D.
	29	John O. BERDAN, Retired Citizen

1910
 

Jan	06	Robert A. HALEY, Silk Throwster
	29	Robert BEATTIE, Carpet manufacturer
Feb	08	James RADCLIFFE, Exempt Fireman and Iron Worker
	12	Charles A. HENKEL, Retired Chemical Manufacturer
	23	Raphael G. SEE, Retired Silk Dyer
Mar	06	Ernest FRANKE, Retired Beer Bottler
	07	Robert MOREHEAD, Merchant Tailor
	14	John M. KEMP, Photographer
	27	Thomas HOUGH, Musician
	29	John S. BARKALOW, Former Judge
Apr	02	George E. LAYTON, Dentist
	09	Harry BARCLAY, Sr., Former Police Sergeant
	11	William Henry MARSHALL, Veteran Marketman
	29	Charles F. KIREKER, War Veteran and Retired Manufacturer
May	09	Charles CURIE, Paterson’s Benefactor
	21	C.C. SHELBY, Humanitarian
Jun	01	William BUSCHMANN, Haledon Boniface
Aug	26	Albert FROELICH, Merchant Tailor
Sept	02-08	Fielder PALMER, County Librarian
	05	John MORGAN, Cigar Salesman
	17	George W. CUMMINGHAM, Bank Clerk
	25	H.B. CROSBY, Father of the Parks
	27	Samuel LOCKWOOD, Elk and Mineral Water Manufacturer
Oct	03	Rev. David MAGIE, D.D., Retired Clergyman
	08	Charles T. WOODWARD, Former Assemblyman
	28	Franklin HOLLAND, Justice of the Peace
Nov	06	Thomas RAWSON, Former Alderman
	07	John F. NOONAN, Electrician
	08	Frank ATHERTON, Grain Merchant
	15	John C. DOWELL, Silk Manufacturer
	25	Frank E. BARNES, Chemical Manufacturer
Dec	02	James WATSON, Retired Ironmaster
	04	Andre C. CARDINAL, Silk Manufacturer
	17	Samuel THORP, Silk Throwster

1911
 

Jan	01	Catherine BISHOP, Main Street Business Woman
	11	George REMIG, Musician
Feb	18	Henry KESSE, Hotel Proprietor
		Charles Theodore GAG, Former Boniface
	20	Dr. Oswell WARNER, War Veteran and Physician
	25	Patrick J. DRISCOLL, Opera House Attaché
Mar	23	Robert B. MOREHEAD, Salesman
	24	Rev. Joseph F. GIBB
Apr	07	John REID, War Veteran and Photographer
	09	John BEAUFOY, Boniface
	13	Robert GOODBODY, Broker
		Elizabeth G. KELLEY, High School Teacher
	17	William PARTINGTON, Electrician
	24	Samuel MURRAY, Lawyer
May	07	John H. HOPPER, Silk Throwster
	18	Charles L. SCHOEKLIN, Policeman
	19	Wilmer WILLIAMSON, Confectioner
	24	Frederick V. MOORE, Deputy Surrogate
June	11	Richard B. CROSBY, Veteran Letter Carrier
	25	Samuel WATSON, Former Bridge Builder
July	04	Jacob WEIDMANN, Retired Silk Dyer
	09	John E. FOALKS, Salesman
	16	Henry VAN RIPER, Retired Farmer
	20	Ralph SHAW, Assistant Prosecutor
Aug	01	Benjamin S. DORMINDA, Marble Worker
	10	Rev. M.D. DOLAN
	12	Henry TITUS, Retired Detective-Sergeant
	22	William BALL, Retired Silk Manufacturer
Sept	14	George TOMPKINS, Grocer
	18	Garret RAMSEY, Retired Merchant
	24	John S. HARTLEY, Prominent Mason
		Devereaux PENNINGTON, Prominent Lawyer
Oct	03	Elmer D. FORTUNE, Retired Grocer
	27	Jacob LEVI, Overall Manufacturer
Nov	26	George SCOTT, Retired Expressman and Thirty-third Degree Mason

1912
 

Jan	07	Philip PFANNEBECKER, Mineral Water Manufacturer
	08	William RYAN, Police and Fire Commissioner
	14	John P. KEARNS, Silk Dyer
	18	George A. FISCHER, Former Alderman and Silk Mill Supt.
	22	John H. GOETSCHIUS, Veteran Civil Engineer
	24	George LAW, Former Assemblyman
	27	John CAMPBELL (Haledon), Dairyman
	29	Samuel SYKES, Druggist
Feb	04	Michael H. ALLEN, Piano Mover
		Robert DALZELL, Former Street Superintendent
	05	Matthew M’GIRR, Former Police Sergeant
	17	William PENNINGTON, Prominent Lawyer
	23	George M. COPPER, Well Known Sporting Man
	28	Samuel BAUER, Butcher
Mar	16	William FERGUSON, Civil War Veteran
	17	Dr. David G. BOWDEN
	23	George M. COOPER, Well Known Sporting Man
	28	Samuel BAUER, Butcher
Apr	10	Theodore SCHEFFLER, Veteran Mechanical Engineer
	15	Henry M. CARMAN, Oil Dealer
	27	Frank AMIRAUX, Retired Newspaperman
May	27	Henry J. GARRISON, Insurance Agent
June	07	John F. BROWN, Music Teacher
	20	James H. STAPLETON, Truckman
July	04	Patrick T. O’HARA, Leather Findings
	29	Arthur E. GOLDTHORPE, Silk Salesman
Aug	21	Thomas FLYNN, Tax Receiver
Sept	15	William Oakley FAYERWEATHER, Retired Ironm’str.
		Dr. Michael W. GILLSON
Oct	24	Herbert LUBELSKI, Silk Manufacturer
	27	Zebulon E. TOWNSEND, Veteran Court Crier
	30	Rev. Joseph F. DOLAN, Priest of St. George’s Church
Nov	04	P.H. SHIELDS, Former Grocery Merchant
	08	Reuben WELLS, Former Superintendent Locomotive Shops
	12	James L. HAND, Newspaper Editor
	26	Dr. Louis SCHAEFER, Chemist
Dec	04	Christopher KELLEY, Retired merchant
	05	Daniel M’COURT, Contractor
	14	Peter BUYSEE, Boniface
	15	Abraham HEATLEY, Veteran Bill Poster
		Dr. Thomas J. KANE
		Rev. Adolph E. WANDERER, Retired Clergyman
		Robert BARCLAY, Boniface
		Walter C. LENDRIM, Bank Clerk
	27	Abraham L. M’CULLOCH, Retired Oil Merchant
	28	James ARMITT, Silk Manufacturer
	30	Charles FAVRIAUX, Prominent French Baker

1913
 

Jan	01	COCKER, Margaret E., educationalist
	08	VAN WINKLE, Henry D., hardware merchant
	21	STAFFORD, Rt. Rev. Monsignor
Feb	10	COHN, Marcus, retired merchant
	20	KINGSLEY, Dr. Norman W., retired dentist
	26	KEYS, James, politician
Mar	03	STONE, Harry C., veteran actor
	05	HOHENSTEIN, Henry, boniface
	11	LEVY, Jacob, retired clothier
	21	HINCHLIFFE, William F., brewer
Apr	07	TAYLOR, John H., retired police captain
	23	GARRABRANT, John R., hotel proprietor
	30	CAHILL, John S. lawyer
May	06	SMITH, Thomas E., tax assessor
	16	ROW, James W., retired bank clerk
June	07	COLEMAN, George W., boniface
	16	MILLER, Samuel C.H. retired lunch room proprietor
July	03	PAYNE, Alfred D., Dentist
	06	OPET, Simon, retired merchant
	14	TERRIBERRY, George W., physician
	27	PENNINGTON, John, lawyer
Aug	19	TOWNLEY, William Gordan, retired merchant
	20	RAINEY, John, clerk to street department
	28	BRETT, John T., formerly street superintendent
Sept	09	FERRARY, Maximillian, real estate
	14	QUIGLEY, Thomas, former alderman
	17	RIDGWAY, Henry, secretary board of education
	24	GALL, James H., salesman
Oct	07	MOMBERT, Jacob I., retired Episcopal clergyman
	14	BARNERT, Morris, real estate dealer
	16	RANDALL, Richard, lawyer
	20	TURESS, Katherine L., city missionary
Nov	01	BUCKLEY, John F., former jail warden
	14	DENNER, Edward F. physician
	23	ALLEN, Alpheus S., former tax collector
	25	THORPE, Anna F., educationalist
Dec	03	CLEVELAND, Joseph W., merchant
	16	AGNEW, Frank E., physician
	21	MUHS, Henry L., pork packer
	29	PHIN, John scientist

1914
 

Jan	16	HULSART, Rev. R.S.
	22	CHRISWELL, George S., former publisher of the Press
	26	TOWELL, Joseph, former park commissioner and florist
Feb	03	SPEAR, William E., retired grocer
	05	BREMNER, Robert G., congressman and editor Passaic Herald
	13	EMLEY, Eugene, former prosecutor Passaic county
	22	DE WILDE, Rev. Garret
	28	VAN GOOR, Rev. K.
Mar	04	MACHAN, Dr. Alexander
	12	LEAL, Dr. John L., sanitary engineer, president board of health
	14	GRENELLE, Rev. Thomas W.
	20	HATRICK, George N., retired merchant
	24	MALTEY, Rev. Clark O.
	31	STOCK, Christian, constable
Apr	01	NEWCOMBE, Dr. George F.
	23	HARDING, Frederick L., box manufacturer
May	01	CONGDON, Joseph W., judge of court of errors and appeals
	08	DUNCAN, Robert, retired merchant
	21	CLARK, Henry, New York stock broker
		INGLES, Charles W., pioneer luminer man
	28	SCHLEMPF, William, Sr., boniface and proprietor of Schlempf’s hall.
June	01	INGLES, James, Jr., former judge and stationer
	11	SENIOR, David J., newsdealer and stationer
	12	PARMELEE, John B., banker
	17	VAN HOVENBERG, Martin H.R., justice of the peace
Aug	18	NELSON, William, lawyer and historian
	24	SIMONTON, James, retired merchant tailor
	25	SANDFORD, Leonard, carpenter and builder
Sept	02	ATCHINSON, William, retired tinsmith
	07	REID, John I., retired locomotive builder
	26	FEDERICI, Antonio, builder
	28	JOHNS, Marshall E., railroad superintendent
Oct	13	HENSHALL, Thomas, silk finisher
	23	BOGERT, Rev. John
Nov	03	DREW, Thomas J., retired citizen
	08	DODD, Amzi, retired citizen
	11	STAHL, William, hair dresser
	12	FERDINAND, Claud, manufacturer
Dec	03	COOPER, Gilbert G., proprietor of storage warehouse
	10	MERRIAM, Rev. Charles L., pastor of Auburn St Congregational Church
	13	MERSELIS, John H., real estate operator
	18	BOYLAN, John F., registrar of licenses
	25	SMITH, John F., undertaker
	29	MAFFET, Henry T., retired cigar manufacturer

1915
 

Jan	26	M’CRAN, John J., city scaler of weights and measures
Feb	01	DOHERTY, Henry, silk manufacturer
	07	KOHLHAAS, Herman, city auditor
	09	ACKERMAN, Simeon, retired grocer
	10	STERRET, Charles N., silk manufacturer
Mar	01	ROE, Robert A., city pharmacist
	05	BOWER, John J., wholesale milk dealer
	10	HUGHES, Thomas C., garage proprietor
	15	HURD, John H., patrolman
	19	HINCHLIFFE, John, former state senator
	27	DUNPHEY, Robert, member of fire department
Apr	13	PFITZENMAYER, George E., former member of fire department
	14	WATSON, Samuel J., iron master
	22	KNAUSE, Andrew, member of fire department
	30	SYKES, Joseph E., retired jeweler
	30	SAAL, Frederick, musician
May	23	MORGAN, Edward W., boniface
	27	GILLIN, Rev. Charles P., priest of St. Joseph’s church
	28	WILLIAMS, William H., lawyer
June	06	PIAGET, Alfred W., carpenter and builder
	15	MOORCROFT, Walter B., evangelist
July	13	VAN HOUTEN, Wilbur, clerk to district court
	19	BUSTARD, Robert E., county road inspector
	21	LEE, John R., railroad contractor
Aug	11	DONOHUE, John A. Jr., Former city comptroller
	16	CURRAN, John R., silk manufacturer
	23	CHADWICK, Albert F., school principal
	28	M’NAB, John A., retired manufacturer
Sept	08	DELANEY, Timothy, tax assessor
	08	MANN, Eunice, retired school principal
	09	SHELDON, Samuel, silk manufacturer
	14	DUFFORD, William M., undertaker
	20	TOOLE, John, former business manager of The Call
	21	KNIPSCHER, William E., silk dyer
	22	ALEXANDER, Archibald F., physician
	27	BLAUVELT, Isaac ., retired carriage builder
	27	GELDERMAN, Frank H., retired silk manufacturer
	30	COHEN, Abram, justice of the peace and auctioneer
Oct	05	HOUMAN, Marinus, architect
	23	FOX, Marmaduke, music teacher
Nov	03	HALL, Isaac A., dealer in silk supplies
	05	KEYS, John, justice of the peace
	13	COOKE, John S. banker
	22	SPITTEL, John G., exempt fireman
	23	BUNN, Arthur C., hotel proprietor
		RISK, Thomas H., tax assessor
	13	ALTARELLI, Rev. Carlo C., pastor of Presbyterian mission
		BOOGERTMAN, Nicholas, member of police force
	16	M’KELVEY, Charles D., inspector of public utility commission

1916
 

Jan	01	WILLIAMSON, Joseph, retired newsdealer
		GOLDTHROP, John, retired grocer
	09	DICKINSON, Andrew, contractor and builder
	10	FRIEDRICH, Louis, former freeholder and alderman
	17	HUBSCHMITT, Sebastian, justice of the peace
	28	HOWD, Daniel, retired photographer
Feb	09	NUSSEY, Arthur, druggist
	15	DUSENBURY, Thomas, pioneer telephone manager
	21	M’ALLISTER, James, retired coal dealer
	23	JACKSON, William, clergyman
	29	CAMERON, Duncan, newspaper man
Mar	01	VREELAND, Andrew, retired policeman
	05	VERMOREL, Charles L., silk dyer
	10	YUNKER, Jacob, butcher
	15	GREENE, Charles, salesman
	19	CAMPBELL, Charles M., physician
	23	MIESCH, William, silk manufacturer
Apr	01	HENRY, David, retired builder
	10	KILT, Patrick, retired policeman
	13	HOWE, James, clergyman and former dry goods dealer
	16	GIBSON, David, retired policeman
	19	RYLE, Reuben, silk manufacturer
	27	STILES, Ezra M., retired lumber dealer
	30	HERRICK, Hugh M., newspaper editor
May	13	DERROM, Andrew, bank employee
	14	GEDNEY, Edward E., retired banker
	19	DUFFY, James C., silk dyer
	25	GOODSPEED, William, retired railroad man
	27	HIGGANS, James, lawyer
June	04	WILCOX, Albert A., lawyer
	06	HENDRIE, John C., retired grocer and insurance man
	10	HOPSON, Charles R., retired harnessmaker
	20	COLGAN, James, retired merchant
	30	BLUNDELL, William, physician
July	26	VAN RIPER, Philip, grocer
	28	CONKLIN, Frederick B., letter carrier
	29	MAINS, George A., silk manufacturer
Aug	06	MILLS, James, former silk throwster
Sept	04	ORCUTT, Samuel, R., city clerk
	15	TANNIS, Herman, clergyman
Oct	10	DEGELMANN, Joseph A., printer
	18	BORLAND, W. Lake, printer
Nov	10	MENTNECH, Philip, Sr., retired butcher
	22	BUNN, Arthur, hotel keeper
	27	RISK, Thomas H., tax assessor
Dec	03	HUNDERTMARK, Walter D., upholsterer
	13	HUNTOON, Walter D., coffee merchant
	27	TOWNLEY, George A., wholesale drygoods merchant
	28	BARNES, William, veteran expressman

1917
 

Jan	01	Matthew MAGUIRE, former alderman
	10	Joseph W. KELLY, boniface
	14	Frances SCOTT, retired locomotive builder
	21	William BERDAN, banker
	28	John W. DREW, retired Main Street butcher
	29	William S. PERRY, former freeholder
	30	The Rev. Louis J. BOHL, priest
Feb	21	The Rev. Richard JOHNS, retired minister
	22	The Rev. William T. SMITH, priest
	26	The Rev. P.G. BLIGHT, retired minister
Mar	08	William W. STAGG, Civil war veteran
	12	William THRIFT, former building inspector
	13	Christian GROETSCH, saloon keeper
	14	Albert TINT, Main Street storekeeper
	21	John C. STANSFIELD, civil war veteran
Apr	14	Andrew M. BUCKLEY, professional actor
	15	J.F. SCHMIDT, retired pharmacist
May	21	Francis C. VAN DYK, retired
	26	Dr. Thomas J. KANE, physician
	28	Peter H. WAGONER, grain merchant
	29	Thomas F. WALSH, blind musician and newsdealer
		John N. CARLOUGH, civil war veteran
	31	William EAKINS, Insurance agent
June	13	George H. WORDEN, Insurance
July	17	Robert H. BUSTARD, retired locomotive builder
	29	Charles H. MAY, former tax receiver
Aug	06	Fred J. DAY, silk manufacturer
	26	James KEARNEY, former fire chief, retired plumber
Sept	15	Addison B. POLAND, former school superintendent
Oct	05	Cornelius VAN RIPER, civil war veteran
	08	Rev. J.H.E. SCHULTZ, Methodist minister
	23	Charles P. SPARKMAN, silk manufacturer
Nov	16	David I. TURNBULL, former fire chief
	22	John RANCIER, former sheriff

1918
 

Jan	06	Dr. James O’DONNELL, physician
	09	Frederick J. BUCKLEY, managing editor, The Call
	14	William F. GREER, retired fireman and lodgeman
		Robert F. NICHOLS, undertaker
	21	Joseph SHARPE, retired cement pipe manufacturer
	27	James F. M’ALISTER, pioneer coal merchant
	30	William HUGHES, United State Senator and lawyer
Feb	01	William A. BROWN, polish manufacturer
	19	Herman E. FROMMELT, undertaker
		Nathaniel F. JACKSON, civil war veteran
	24	John DRAPER, police sergeant
Mar	06	Richard M’GINN, secretary to tax assessors
Apr	01	John H. LUTKINS, expressman
	07	John A. JACOBUS, salesman
	19	Edward RAYFIELD, letter carrier
	21	Arthur FITZGERALD, old time ball player
May	06	James MOORE, retired real estate operator
	06	Charles E. SLINGLAND, founder Savoy Shirt Mills
July	02	John C. BUSH, former alderman
	12	George J. ROWLEE, , retired, civil war veteran
	19	David Banks SICKELS, diplomat and author
	30	Thomas W. COCKER, retired manufacturer
Aug	03	William WALKER, real estate broker
	07	Charles E. MEDING, retired silk manufacturer
	30	Robert A. MITCHELL, hall owner
Sept	18	James MILLER, retired police officer
		C.A. WINANS, newspaper man
	23	John J. HENNESSY, prison keeper
Oct	06	Peter QUACKENBUSH, merchant
	12	Dr. Sylvester F. WILEY, physician
	14	Bernard FEENEY, tobacconist
		William S. ACKERMAN, civil engineer
Nov	17	Willard FAIRBANKS, retired letter carrier
Dec	13	George S. M’CARTER, stock broker
	23	Dr. Henry KIPP, physician
	29	Maurice PRICE, retired shirt manufacturer
	30	James K. O’DEA, commissioner of education
	31	Everett J. BOYD, banker
	31	William F. FIZTGERALD, motor vehicle inspector

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