"MRS. ANNA ELIZABETH PARET.
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Descendant of Families Well Known to Earlier New York.
Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Paret died of apoplexy [stroke] yesterday at her home, 101 West Eighty-fifth street, at the age of 75. She was the daughter of Dr. Jahail Parmly, who in the '40s was a noted New York dentist. He was the inventor of the furness for making porcelain teeth.
Mrs. Paret's family on her father's side was founded by Baron Parelie, who fled from Belgium on account of religious persecution, settling in Connecticut in 1634. She was the widow of Henry Paret, head of Henry & John Paret, said to have been the only wholesale firm of woollen clothiers in New York that weathered the storm of the civil war. She was the sister-in-law of Bishop Parmly of Maryland [sic: William Paret, Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, died January 18, 1911], who died about three years ago. Mrs. Paret is survived by five children, Caroline E. Paret, Annie Parmly Paret, managing editor of "Harper's Bazar"; Henry Paret, J. Parmly Paret, the tennis playere and writer, and Frank M. Paret of Syracuse."
"DIED.
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Paret. -- On December 27, at her residence, 101 West Eighty-fifth street. Anna Elizabeth Paret, wife of the late Henry Paret and daughter of the late Dr. Jahail Parmly and Hutchings Parmly.
Funeral services will be held at the College Church of St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street, at 10:30 A. M. Tuesday, December 30."
The Sun,
New York, New York, New York, USA
Sunday 28 Dec 1913,
"Obituaries" and "Death Notices",
Page 9, columns 5 & 7.
Additional:
"Obituaries",
The New York Times,
29 Dec 1913.
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Descendant of Families Well Known to Earlier New York.
Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Paret died of apoplexy [stroke] yesterday at her home, 101 West Eighty-fifth street, at the age of 75. She was the daughter of Dr. Jahail Parmly, who in the '40s was a noted New York dentist. He was the inventor of the furness for making porcelain teeth.
Mrs. Paret's family on her father's side was founded by Baron Parelie, who fled from Belgium on account of religious persecution, settling in Connecticut in 1634. She was the widow of Henry Paret, head of Henry & John Paret, said to have been the only wholesale firm of woollen clothiers in New York that weathered the storm of the civil war. She was the sister-in-law of Bishop Parmly of Maryland [sic: William Paret, Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, died January 18, 1911], who died about three years ago. Mrs. Paret is survived by five children, Caroline E. Paret, Annie Parmly Paret, managing editor of "Harper's Bazar"; Henry Paret, J. Parmly Paret, the tennis playere and writer, and Frank M. Paret of Syracuse."
"DIED.
------
Paret. -- On December 27, at her residence, 101 West Eighty-fifth street. Anna Elizabeth Paret, wife of the late Henry Paret and daughter of the late Dr. Jahail Parmly and Hutchings Parmly.
Funeral services will be held at the College Church of St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street, at 10:30 A. M. Tuesday, December 30."
The Sun,
New York, New York, New York, USA
Sunday 28 Dec 1913,
"Obituaries" and "Death Notices",
Page 9, columns 5 & 7.
Additional:
"Obituaries",
The New York Times,
29 Dec 1913.
"MRS. ANNA ELIZABETH PARET.
-----------------------------
Descendant of Families Well Known to Earlier New York.
Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Paret died of apoplexy [stroke] yesterday at her home, 101 West Eighty-fifth street, at the age of 75. She was the daughter of Dr. Jahail Parmly, who in the '40s was a noted New York dentist. He was the inventor of the furness for making porcelain teeth.
Mrs. Paret's family on her father's side was founded by Baron Parelie, who fled from Belgium on account of religious persecution, settling in Connecticut in 1634. She was the widow of Henry Paret, head of Henry & John Paret, said to have been the only wholesale firm of woollen clothiers in New York that weathered the storm of the civil war. She was the sister-in-law of Bishop Parmly of Maryland [sic: William Paret, Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, died January 18, 1911], who died about three years ago. Mrs. Paret is survived by five children, Caroline E. Paret, Annie Parmly Paret, managing editor of "Harper's Bazar"; Henry Paret, J. Parmly Paret, the tennis playere and writer, and Frank M. Paret of Syracuse."
"DIED.
------
Paret. -- On December 27, at her residence, 101 West Eighty-fifth street. Anna Elizabeth Paret, wife of the late Henry Paret and daughter of the late Dr. Jahail Parmly and Hutchings Parmly.
Funeral services will be held at the College Church of St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street, at 10:30 A. M. Tuesday, December 30."
The Sun,
New York, New York, New York, USA
Sunday 28 Dec 1913,
"Obituaries" and "Death Notices",
Page 9, columns 5 & 7.
Additional:
"Obituaries",
The New York Times,
29 Dec 1913.
-----------------------------
Descendant of Families Well Known to Earlier New York.
Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Paret died of apoplexy [stroke] yesterday at her home, 101 West Eighty-fifth street, at the age of 75. She was the daughter of Dr. Jahail Parmly, who in the '40s was a noted New York dentist. He was the inventor of the furness for making porcelain teeth.
Mrs. Paret's family on her father's side was founded by Baron Parelie, who fled from Belgium on account of religious persecution, settling in Connecticut in 1634. She was the widow of Henry Paret, head of Henry & John Paret, said to have been the only wholesale firm of woollen clothiers in New York that weathered the storm of the civil war. She was the sister-in-law of Bishop Parmly of Maryland [sic: William Paret, Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, died January 18, 1911], who died about three years ago. Mrs. Paret is survived by five children, Caroline E. Paret, Annie Parmly Paret, managing editor of "Harper's Bazar"; Henry Paret, J. Parmly Paret, the tennis playere and writer, and Frank M. Paret of Syracuse."
"DIED.
------
Paret. -- On December 27, at her residence, 101 West Eighty-fifth street. Anna Elizabeth Paret, wife of the late Henry Paret and daughter of the late Dr. Jahail Parmly and Hutchings Parmly.
Funeral services will be held at the College Church of St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street, at 10:30 A. M. Tuesday, December 30."
The Sun,
New York, New York, New York, USA
Sunday 28 Dec 1913,
"Obituaries" and "Death Notices",
Page 9, columns 5 & 7.
Additional:
"Obituaries",
The New York Times,
29 Dec 1913.
Inscription
Inscription, principal monument in background:
Henry Paret
Born Aug. 18, 1828,
Died Nov. 10, 1876.
Anna E. Paret, his wife
Oct. 18, 1838,
Dec. 27, 1913.
PARET
Inscription, monument in foreground:
Anne Parmly Paret 1863-1934
Caroline Elizabeth Paret 1861-1923
[Transcribed by Bob Collins.]
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