Civil War Union Army Soldier. Private, Company A, 2nd New Jersey Volunteer Cavalry.
Ebenezer Ader, 78 a veteran of the Civil War, died yesterday at the home of his son, Fermon Ader, near Fairmount, from complications. He was a retired farmer and lived in that vicinity during his entire life.
He leaves the following sons and daughters: John, of Califon; George and Sern, of Long Valley; Floyd, of Peapack; Fermon, of Fairmount, and Simon and Mrs. Elmer Ader, of Parker. Two brothers, Morris and Daniel Ader, of Long Valley, also survive. Internment will be made in the Fairmount Presbyterian cemetery.
Easton Press 28 February 1925.
Ebenezer Ader, 78 a veteran of the Civil War, died yesterday at the home of his son, Fermon Ader, near Fairmount, from complications. He was a retired farmer and lived in that vicinity during his entire life.
He leaves the following sons and daughters: John, of Califon; George and Sern, of Long Valley; Floyd, of Peapack; Fermon, of Fairmount, and Simon and Mrs. Elmer Ader, of Parker. Two brothers, Morris and Daniel Ader, of Long Valley, also survive. Internment will be made in the Fairmount Presbyterian cemetery.
Easton Press 28 February 1925.
Civil War Union Army Soldier. Private, Company A, 2nd New Jersey Volunteer Cavalry.
Ebenezer Ader, 78 a veteran of the Civil War, died yesterday at the home of his son, Fermon Ader, near Fairmount, from complications. He was a retired farmer and lived in that vicinity during his entire life.
He leaves the following sons and daughters: John, of Califon; George and Sern, of Long Valley; Floyd, of Peapack; Fermon, of Fairmount, and Simon and Mrs. Elmer Ader, of Parker. Two brothers, Morris and Daniel Ader, of Long Valley, also survive. Internment will be made in the Fairmount Presbyterian cemetery.
Easton Press 28 February 1925.
Ebenezer Ader, 78 a veteran of the Civil War, died yesterday at the home of his son, Fermon Ader, near Fairmount, from complications. He was a retired farmer and lived in that vicinity during his entire life.
He leaves the following sons and daughters: John, of Califon; George and Sern, of Long Valley; Floyd, of Peapack; Fermon, of Fairmount, and Simon and Mrs. Elmer Ader, of Parker. Two brothers, Morris and Daniel Ader, of Long Valley, also survive. Internment will be made in the Fairmount Presbyterian cemetery.
Easton Press 28 February 1925.
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