Juliet was the daughter of Kensey Johns Stewart, memorial 52392985, and Emma Hickman, memorial 7713154, and the spouse of John Windeler, memorial 21690002.
Thanks, Bill
2019 from a member:
MRS. JULIET WINDELER , ex-director of welfare, 1980 OCEAN GROVE—102 years old and a resident of Francis Asbury Manor, 70 Stockton Avenue, for the past twenty five years, Mrs. Juliet Windeler died last Sunday at the Methodist Home. She was born in Philadelphia on May 5, 1878, the daughter of a Methodist Episcopal minister, the Rev. Kensey Johns Stewart and Emma Louisa Hickman. Mrs. Windeler lived in Howell Township from 1908, moving to Plainfield in 1945, and Ocean Grove in 1955. Mrs. Windeler had owned a farm in Howell Township, where Windeler Road is named for her family. Many years ago, she was in charge of the Howell Township Branch of the Monmouth County Library, which was located in her home. She sponsored 4-H groups in Howell Township. Mrs. Windeler was a member of the former Bethel-Southard Methodist Church, now the Southard United Methodist Church, Howell Township. She was also a member of the First United Methodist Church of Plainfield. Her husband, the late John Henry Windeler, served as a minister with the New York Conference of the Methodist Church. Surviving are six sons,; four daughters, ; 35 grandchildren, 66 great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL—Washington, D.C.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday [10 June 1897] at high noon at St. John's Church. Miss Juliet Rey Bradford, daughter of Rev. Kensey Johns Stewart, was united to Rev. John H. Windeler. The altar was attractively adorned with white bride's roses and groups of palms. The bride was unattended and entered with her father, and was met at the chancel railing by the groom and his best man, Mr. Walter Barber. The bride's gown was dainty and girlish of soft white silk tulle, and was her graduation robe worn only a few days ago, when she was graduated with high honors from Mrs. Cabell's school. She wore a large white picture hat and carried valley lilies clustered about white roses. After the ceremony a few friends were entertained at her residence, 935 P Street, at a wedding breakfast. The table was decorated with pure white blossoms, and a large cake graced the center. Among those present were Rev. Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Barber, Mr. Walter Barber. Mrs. Kate B. Page, Mrs. Dodson, and Miss Bessie Dodson.Rev. and Mrs. Windeler left on a late train for their future home. Blenheim, N.Y., where Mr. Windeler has been recently installed in a church. Rev. Mr. Stewart left immediately after adieus were made to the bridal party for Richmond, Va.
Juliet was the daughter of Kensey Johns Stewart, memorial 52392985, and Emma Hickman, memorial 7713154, and the spouse of John Windeler, memorial 21690002.
Thanks, Bill
2019 from a member:
MRS. JULIET WINDELER , ex-director of welfare, 1980 OCEAN GROVE—102 years old and a resident of Francis Asbury Manor, 70 Stockton Avenue, for the past twenty five years, Mrs. Juliet Windeler died last Sunday at the Methodist Home. She was born in Philadelphia on May 5, 1878, the daughter of a Methodist Episcopal minister, the Rev. Kensey Johns Stewart and Emma Louisa Hickman. Mrs. Windeler lived in Howell Township from 1908, moving to Plainfield in 1945, and Ocean Grove in 1955. Mrs. Windeler had owned a farm in Howell Township, where Windeler Road is named for her family. Many years ago, she was in charge of the Howell Township Branch of the Monmouth County Library, which was located in her home. She sponsored 4-H groups in Howell Township. Mrs. Windeler was a member of the former Bethel-Southard Methodist Church, now the Southard United Methodist Church, Howell Township. She was also a member of the First United Methodist Church of Plainfield. Her husband, the late John Henry Windeler, served as a minister with the New York Conference of the Methodist Church. Surviving are six sons,; four daughters, ; 35 grandchildren, 66 great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL—Washington, D.C.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday [10 June 1897] at high noon at St. John's Church. Miss Juliet Rey Bradford, daughter of Rev. Kensey Johns Stewart, was united to Rev. John H. Windeler. The altar was attractively adorned with white bride's roses and groups of palms. The bride was unattended and entered with her father, and was met at the chancel railing by the groom and his best man, Mr. Walter Barber. The bride's gown was dainty and girlish of soft white silk tulle, and was her graduation robe worn only a few days ago, when she was graduated with high honors from Mrs. Cabell's school. She wore a large white picture hat and carried valley lilies clustered about white roses. After the ceremony a few friends were entertained at her residence, 935 P Street, at a wedding breakfast. The table was decorated with pure white blossoms, and a large cake graced the center. Among those present were Rev. Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Barber, Mr. Walter Barber. Mrs. Kate B. Page, Mrs. Dodson, and Miss Bessie Dodson.Rev. and Mrs. Windeler left on a late train for their future home. Blenheim, N.Y., where Mr. Windeler has been recently installed in a church. Rev. Mr. Stewart left immediately after adieus were made to the bridal party for Richmond, Va.
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J. Harold Windeler
1898–1986
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Lois Juliet Windeler Worth
1899–1950
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Dr Mary Angela Windeler Armstrong-Bleecker
1901–1993
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Lieut Edith H. Windeler
1902–2000
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Alfred Stewart Windeler
1907–2002
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Sylvia Lee Windeler Southcomb
1909–1978
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Leon Arthur Windeler
1910–2010
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Carolyn Elizabeth Windeler Keskulla
1912–2003
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Edmund Lee Windeler
1913–1984
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Robert Rey Windeler
1914–1988
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Gwendolyn Gladys Windeler Burdge
1915–1998
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James Kensey Windeler
1917–2007
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