Wife of George C. Apgar.
Mrs. Emily Apgar, in her 81st year, died suddenly on Tuesday of last week, July 28, at the home of her son, Albert R. Apgar, at Columbia, Pa., where she had been visiting, Besides the son with whom she was visiting, she is survived by the following children: Charles E. Apgar and Miss May Apgar of Westfield; Mrs. Harry L. Terry, of Plainfield, and Mrs. J. S. Cooley, of Flemington. Hunterdon County Democrat, Aug. 5, 1914.
Mrs. Emily Apgar, in her 81st year, died suddenly on Tuesday of last week, July 28, at the home of her son, Albert R. Apgar, at Columbia, Pa., where she had been visiting, Besides the son with whom she was visiting, she is survived by the following children: Charles E. Apgar and Miss May Apgar of Westfield; Mrs. Harry L. Terry, of Plainfield, and Mrs. J. S. Cooley, of Flemington. Hunterdon County Democrat, Aug. 5, 1914.
Wife of George C. Apgar.
Mrs. Emily Apgar, in her 81st year, died suddenly on Tuesday of last week, July 28, at the home of her son, Albert R. Apgar, at Columbia, Pa., where she had been visiting, Besides the son with whom she was visiting, she is survived by the following children: Charles E. Apgar and Miss May Apgar of Westfield; Mrs. Harry L. Terry, of Plainfield, and Mrs. J. S. Cooley, of Flemington. Hunterdon County Democrat, Aug. 5, 1914.
Mrs. Emily Apgar, in her 81st year, died suddenly on Tuesday of last week, July 28, at the home of her son, Albert R. Apgar, at Columbia, Pa., where she had been visiting, Besides the son with whom she was visiting, she is survived by the following children: Charles E. Apgar and Miss May Apgar of Westfield; Mrs. Harry L. Terry, of Plainfield, and Mrs. J. S. Cooley, of Flemington. Hunterdon County Democrat, Aug. 5, 1914.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
