John W. Gildersleeve of 349 East Nineteenth street, died on Wednesday at his home.
He had been a resident of Brooklyn for forty-eight years and was born at Stamfordville[sic], N.Y., April 18, 1830. He was well known in the business circles of South Brooklyn, having been identified with the milk trade in that section for years. He was a life member of Joppa Lodge No. 201, F. and A. M. charter member of Iolanthe Council No. 318, Royal Arcanum and a member of the Veteran Masonic Association of Brooklyn.
He leaves a widow, Sarah G., and two daughters, Mrs. Frederick W. Hessie and Mrs. Thomas Glover.
Funeral services will be held Saturday evening at his late residence.
John W. Gildersleeve of 349 East Nineteenth street, died on Wednesday at his home.
He had been a resident of Brooklyn for forty-eight years and was born at Stamfordville[sic], N.Y., April 18, 1830. He was well known in the business circles of South Brooklyn, having been identified with the milk trade in that section for years. He was a life member of Joppa Lodge No. 201, F. and A. M. charter member of Iolanthe Council No. 318, Royal Arcanum and a member of the Veteran Masonic Association of Brooklyn.
He leaves a widow, Sarah G., and two daughters, Mrs. Frederick W. Hessie and Mrs. Thomas Glover.
Funeral services will be held Saturday evening at his late residence.
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