The Holland Society of New York - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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:Ulla . Jail Us - av W 'UM :Wil llimclll f 'E-1 p .FJ . 3, U V :H a-7, ' Y Q 51-' F' t' 2 1 ,P ll :v , . 83 .4 1 thank youtgentlemen, for having so patiently endured my rigzme for a year, and I Society will continue to prosper and succeed under the presidency of r one who will do all in his power to further its interests, your new President, Mr, john H. Starin. y , i I now declare this meeting adjourned. After adjournment the members enjoyed one of Delmonico's noted collations. u am sure the r THEODORE M. BANTA, Secreimfy. I. its . silk C

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M5050 Ll l 1399 Ml 0rder WS Head. Ullsylvania: iflrlovember with 5 m 7653. L sbutseventeen milf-tilt' il2SSllCll Ignition, ant nd: mlliffl in his yaflfl. mfduq ll Hjllllllllfle' 'dnfhlllllli hment of 1115 he bills of Huey, m ill .aisifll M. Sflll' nj Averill ,nlguntel ,af Buggy! After the war, he continued in the arm 0 h' , 1 Staff in the Indian service, until mustered oiit al1FciEtblie'alifEe1i1S worth, Kansas, July 31, 1865. He th e . business 1n Pittsburgh Pa. and b n epgaged in the Iron , 1 , 7 A Su sequently in the of Connellsville coke, in which he continued ' manufacture , until ret' i f business in 1899.5 h k f If pg rom H - ' Companion c oonma er was endowed with th 1' ' that endeared him to his subordinates with We qua lugs C , , out 'ii respect and obedience, and his example, both iirrihceefiocfldheiig battle and in camp, inspired those about him t b , A A 0 etter service and braver deeds. A genial companion, his duties' brought him in touch with aA large army circle, whose acquaintance ripened into friendship that continued as l A ong as helived. His 31-my companions took preference on all occasions, and his shops and works were manned with old soldiers man 'of ' h . 9 , Y W Om had followed hlm through the dangers of the battlefield. Ten years before his death he gave up active business, and, leaving his home in Uniontown, Pa. located ' Pl ' ' ' A g , in ainfield, NJ., to be in close touch with his children during their educational life. About three years ago he was severely ill withthe' grippe, and seemingly recovered, but the seeds of disease remained, and a recurrence of the attack terminated in his 'unti l U A , me y and greatly regretted death at his home in Plainfield M ' A in ' ay, 1899, at which place he was buried with a soldier's honorsf 'A - f Companion Schoonmaker married Anna Bella' Dalzell of Pittsburgh, Pa., on February 8, I372, who, with fourfsoAns,Asur- vives him. ' A .h W. G. MCCANDLESS, . f ' Major 5th Penna. Cavalry. ,. ' WM. P. HERBERT, I Captain 139th Pennalnfantry. Af HTHOMAS R. KERR, B, 'A I Captain 14th Penna.,'Cavalry.A A 'C0mmz'f!ce. By command of ' . .. . Brevet Major-General D. MCM. GREGG, U.S.V-f . Commander. JOHN P. N1cHoLsoN, . Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel,U. S. V.. . Rerorder. REV. PETER STRYKER, who was Vice-,President of the Society for Monmouth County, NSW JCFSSY' in 1897, died suddenly at Asbury Park, March 25 1900. He had been indisposed for several weeks. but his condition was not considered ser1-0uS. . He needed rest and of late his pulpit had beenfilled by 8 Supply. I-Ie was out the day before he filed Q l i I . A A A A A M, ,,.... .4 - . n ,.. A.,-..-. -...-f - , , , ' ..,, . A , - ,, .. .. - ... ., . .. , 4. .- A. .. .........,,-,-...-. .. ,A - A V - N , A . -A , ,...'., A A A A 2 14-- '- . .- 'A -- . - - A A3 ' 44 gggg, , - , 4 , AA A AA AA A A . A A AAA. 3,4 N4,,,,,,,,.,,..,.-,,v,.,............-1-.M ----- ,, N Aa ' ' 4 I A .1 . ,j,M43..4.'.-,H 3, la, 1,14 Q-1a-:.-If-an-ov-ff! eu 1 .1 A - ' ' A A - ' ri Y , , , . . .-Q-sqm! I