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Charles H. Hughes
The funeral rites over the remains of Charles H. Hughes, who conducted cafes at Sandy Hill and Totowa, were read yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late home, 90 Front street. Rev. J. B. Gallaway, D. D., of the Third Presbyterian church, officiated at the ceremonies.
Besides the large number of relatives and friends of the family, there were delegations present from the Grant True Blues, Loyal Orange lodge No. 7, of New York city, and Ontario tribe No. 103, of the Red Men. The deceased was a member of both lodges. A widow, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, and a married daughter, Mrs. Robert Maxwell, survive the deceased.
Undertaker Robert C. Moore had charge of the funeral arrangements. The remains were laid at rest in Cedar Lawn cemetery.
THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1906., PAGE 7.
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Charles and Sarah had a son George R. who was born 27 July 1873 in Manhattan. Two girls, Mary and Rebecca
Jane were also born in Manhattan (Rebecca on 14 July 1875). Rebecca and her husband, Robert Hyland Maxwell, were my
great-grandparents and both are buried in Laurel Grove
Cemetery in Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ
Charles H. Hughes
The funeral rites over the remains of Charles H. Hughes, who conducted cafes at Sandy Hill and Totowa, were read yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late home, 90 Front street. Rev. J. B. Gallaway, D. D., of the Third Presbyterian church, officiated at the ceremonies.
Besides the large number of relatives and friends of the family, there were delegations present from the Grant True Blues, Loyal Orange lodge No. 7, of New York city, and Ontario tribe No. 103, of the Red Men. The deceased was a member of both lodges. A widow, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, and a married daughter, Mrs. Robert Maxwell, survive the deceased.
Undertaker Robert C. Moore had charge of the funeral arrangements. The remains were laid at rest in Cedar Lawn cemetery.
THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1906., PAGE 7.
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Charles and Sarah had a son George R. who was born 27 July 1873 in Manhattan. Two girls, Mary and Rebecca
Jane were also born in Manhattan (Rebecca on 14 July 1875). Rebecca and her husband, Robert Hyland Maxwell, were my
great-grandparents and both are buried in Laurel Grove
Cemetery in Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ
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Charles H. Hughes
The funeral rites over the remains of Charles H. Hughes, who conducted cafes at Sandy Hill and Totowa, were read yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late home, 90 Front street. Rev. J. B. Gallaway, D. D., of the Third Presbyterian church, officiated at the ceremonies.
Besides the large number of relatives and friends of the family, there were delegations present from the Grant True Blues, Loyal Orange lodge No. 7, of New York city, and Ontario tribe No. 103, of the Red Men. The deceased was a member of both lodges. A widow, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, and a married daughter, Mrs. Robert Maxwell, survive the deceased.
Undertaker Robert C. Moore had charge of the funeral arrangements. The remains were laid at rest in Cedar Lawn cemetery.
THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1906., PAGE 7.
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Charles and Sarah had a son George R. who was born 27 July 1873 in Manhattan. Two girls, Mary and Rebecca
Jane were also born in Manhattan (Rebecca on 14 July 1875). Rebecca and her husband, Robert Hyland Maxwell, were my
great-grandparents and both are buried in Laurel Grove
Cemetery in Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ
Charles H. Hughes
The funeral rites over the remains of Charles H. Hughes, who conducted cafes at Sandy Hill and Totowa, were read yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his late home, 90 Front street. Rev. J. B. Gallaway, D. D., of the Third Presbyterian church, officiated at the ceremonies.
Besides the large number of relatives and friends of the family, there were delegations present from the Grant True Blues, Loyal Orange lodge No. 7, of New York city, and Ontario tribe No. 103, of the Red Men. The deceased was a member of both lodges. A widow, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, and a married daughter, Mrs. Robert Maxwell, survive the deceased.
Undertaker Robert C. Moore had charge of the funeral arrangements. The remains were laid at rest in Cedar Lawn cemetery.
THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1906., PAGE 7.
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Charles and Sarah had a son George R. who was born 27 July 1873 in Manhattan. Two girls, Mary and Rebecca
Jane were also born in Manhattan (Rebecca on 14 July 1875). Rebecca and her husband, Robert Hyland Maxwell, were my
great-grandparents and both are buried in Laurel Grove
Cemetery in Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ
Gravesite Details
Find-a-grave says his birthday is 1862. I question that because: (1) the 1905 N.J. census shows he is 56 which puts his birthday in the 1840s. (2) The 1900 U.S. census says he was born May 1847. and (3) 1st child George was born 1873.
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