Thanks Marie for all your help with Family Tree
and putting on Find A Grave.
Fern Paul Moore
Name: John Paul
Baptism/Christening Date: 30 Sep 1849
Baptism/Christening Place: EAST NEWLYN,CORNWALL,ENGLAND
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1845
Father's Name: John Paul
Mother's Name: Susan
He was also born in Newlyn, Cornwall, England
John Paul served in the Army/Marine during the Civil War
Rank of Landsman
February 24 1863 - July 2 1866
U.S.S. Susquehana
John Paul
There are also two Paul children buried in St. Joseph; I presume that they are possibly her children. John Paul's obituary does state that two children predeceased him; and 1900 Census has that Mary was the mother of 9; 7 survive; therefore I am attaching them to this memorial. Unless proven otherwise.
Obituary for John Paul;
The Bethlehem Globe Times
page 6
November 26 1916
John Paul, a Civil War Veteran who for twenty years was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works, died yesterday 10:30pm in his late home, 325 Vine Street. Born in Cornwall, England, September 19, 1845, a son of the late John and Susan J. Cook Paul, he was 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. For two decades, he was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works. He was ill six years. He was in the marine service during the Civil War. He enlisted February 24, 1863, and was discharged June 29, 1866. Besides his widow, Elizabeth, he leaves three daughters and four sons: Irene, Mabel and Clara, at home; William H. and Walter of this city, Arthur and Stanley, at home; six grandchildren; three brothers, Francis, Easton,; Nicholas, Baltimore; and William, California. Two children preceded him in death. The funeral will take place Saturday 2p.m. Service in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He was past commander of Robert Oldham Post 527 G. A. R. **The Bethlehem Globe Times October 26 1916 p. 2 PAUL--In South Bethlehem, Wednesday Oct. 25, 1916, John Paul, aged 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days. Funeral fromt eh house 325 Vine Street, Saturday, Oct. 28, 1916. 2p.m. Service, in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
John Paul and Mary E. Rowe were married January 14, 1880 by Rev. Isaac Loos; at the time they were both residents of Friedensville.
Mary Paul was survived by 4 sons; 3 daughters; and one sister, Emma. She was the daughter of William and Catharine nee Ackford Rowe. A brother William is believed to have preceded her. by Marie Zimmerman
and putting on Find A Grave.
Fern Paul Moore
Name: John Paul
Baptism/Christening Date: 30 Sep 1849
Baptism/Christening Place: EAST NEWLYN,CORNWALL,ENGLAND
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1845
Father's Name: John Paul
Mother's Name: Susan
He was also born in Newlyn, Cornwall, England
John Paul served in the Army/Marine during the Civil War
Rank of Landsman
February 24 1863 - July 2 1866
U.S.S. Susquehana
John Paul
There are also two Paul children buried in St. Joseph; I presume that they are possibly her children. John Paul's obituary does state that two children predeceased him; and 1900 Census has that Mary was the mother of 9; 7 survive; therefore I am attaching them to this memorial. Unless proven otherwise.
Obituary for John Paul;
The Bethlehem Globe Times
page 6
November 26 1916
John Paul, a Civil War Veteran who for twenty years was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works, died yesterday 10:30pm in his late home, 325 Vine Street. Born in Cornwall, England, September 19, 1845, a son of the late John and Susan J. Cook Paul, he was 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. For two decades, he was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works. He was ill six years. He was in the marine service during the Civil War. He enlisted February 24, 1863, and was discharged June 29, 1866. Besides his widow, Elizabeth, he leaves three daughters and four sons: Irene, Mabel and Clara, at home; William H. and Walter of this city, Arthur and Stanley, at home; six grandchildren; three brothers, Francis, Easton,; Nicholas, Baltimore; and William, California. Two children preceded him in death. The funeral will take place Saturday 2p.m. Service in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He was past commander of Robert Oldham Post 527 G. A. R. **The Bethlehem Globe Times October 26 1916 p. 2 PAUL--In South Bethlehem, Wednesday Oct. 25, 1916, John Paul, aged 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days. Funeral fromt eh house 325 Vine Street, Saturday, Oct. 28, 1916. 2p.m. Service, in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
John Paul and Mary E. Rowe were married January 14, 1880 by Rev. Isaac Loos; at the time they were both residents of Friedensville.
Mary Paul was survived by 4 sons; 3 daughters; and one sister, Emma. She was the daughter of William and Catharine nee Ackford Rowe. A brother William is believed to have preceded her. by Marie Zimmerman
Thanks Marie for all your help with Family Tree
and putting on Find A Grave.
Fern Paul Moore
Name: John Paul
Baptism/Christening Date: 30 Sep 1849
Baptism/Christening Place: EAST NEWLYN,CORNWALL,ENGLAND
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1845
Father's Name: John Paul
Mother's Name: Susan
He was also born in Newlyn, Cornwall, England
John Paul served in the Army/Marine during the Civil War
Rank of Landsman
February 24 1863 - July 2 1866
U.S.S. Susquehana
John Paul
There are also two Paul children buried in St. Joseph; I presume that they are possibly her children. John Paul's obituary does state that two children predeceased him; and 1900 Census has that Mary was the mother of 9; 7 survive; therefore I am attaching them to this memorial. Unless proven otherwise.
Obituary for John Paul;
The Bethlehem Globe Times
page 6
November 26 1916
John Paul, a Civil War Veteran who for twenty years was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works, died yesterday 10:30pm in his late home, 325 Vine Street. Born in Cornwall, England, September 19, 1845, a son of the late John and Susan J. Cook Paul, he was 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. For two decades, he was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works. He was ill six years. He was in the marine service during the Civil War. He enlisted February 24, 1863, and was discharged June 29, 1866. Besides his widow, Elizabeth, he leaves three daughters and four sons: Irene, Mabel and Clara, at home; William H. and Walter of this city, Arthur and Stanley, at home; six grandchildren; three brothers, Francis, Easton,; Nicholas, Baltimore; and William, California. Two children preceded him in death. The funeral will take place Saturday 2p.m. Service in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He was past commander of Robert Oldham Post 527 G. A. R. **The Bethlehem Globe Times October 26 1916 p. 2 PAUL--In South Bethlehem, Wednesday Oct. 25, 1916, John Paul, aged 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days. Funeral fromt eh house 325 Vine Street, Saturday, Oct. 28, 1916. 2p.m. Service, in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
John Paul and Mary E. Rowe were married January 14, 1880 by Rev. Isaac Loos; at the time they were both residents of Friedensville.
Mary Paul was survived by 4 sons; 3 daughters; and one sister, Emma. She was the daughter of William and Catharine nee Ackford Rowe. A brother William is believed to have preceded her. by Marie Zimmerman
and putting on Find A Grave.
Fern Paul Moore
Name: John Paul
Baptism/Christening Date: 30 Sep 1849
Baptism/Christening Place: EAST NEWLYN,CORNWALL,ENGLAND
Birth Date: 19 Sep 1845
Father's Name: John Paul
Mother's Name: Susan
He was also born in Newlyn, Cornwall, England
John Paul served in the Army/Marine during the Civil War
Rank of Landsman
February 24 1863 - July 2 1866
U.S.S. Susquehana
John Paul
There are also two Paul children buried in St. Joseph; I presume that they are possibly her children. John Paul's obituary does state that two children predeceased him; and 1900 Census has that Mary was the mother of 9; 7 survive; therefore I am attaching them to this memorial. Unless proven otherwise.
Obituary for John Paul;
The Bethlehem Globe Times
page 6
November 26 1916
John Paul, a Civil War Veteran who for twenty years was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works, died yesterday 10:30pm in his late home, 325 Vine Street. Born in Cornwall, England, September 19, 1845, a son of the late John and Susan J. Cook Paul, he was 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. For two decades, he was employed in the Bethlehem Steel Works. He was ill six years. He was in the marine service during the Civil War. He enlisted February 24, 1863, and was discharged June 29, 1866. Besides his widow, Elizabeth, he leaves three daughters and four sons: Irene, Mabel and Clara, at home; William H. and Walter of this city, Arthur and Stanley, at home; six grandchildren; three brothers, Francis, Easton,; Nicholas, Baltimore; and William, California. Two children preceded him in death. The funeral will take place Saturday 2p.m. Service in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He was past commander of Robert Oldham Post 527 G. A. R. **The Bethlehem Globe Times October 26 1916 p. 2 PAUL--In South Bethlehem, Wednesday Oct. 25, 1916, John Paul, aged 71 years, 1 month, and 6 days. Funeral fromt eh house 325 Vine Street, Saturday, Oct. 28, 1916. 2p.m. Service, in the house. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
John Paul and Mary E. Rowe were married January 14, 1880 by Rev. Isaac Loos; at the time they were both residents of Friedensville.
Mary Paul was survived by 4 sons; 3 daughters; and one sister, Emma. She was the daughter of William and Catharine nee Ackford Rowe. A brother William is believed to have preceded her. by Marie Zimmerman
Gravesite Details
Her husband is in St. Joseph's Section I lot 105 ; however he is listed on findagrave in the adjoining Cemetery St. Nicholas. (they kinda blend together)
