Susan Leming lost both parents while in her mid-20s. She is buried with them in Pennington Cemetery.
In 1896, she married Richard Bascolm Ireland, who is not buried with her. She was as successful businesswoman, and owned the famed States Villa hotel in Atlantic City for many years. Upon retirement, she moved to Montclair to live with her sister, Bessie. Susan was close to her three nieces, who were orphaned as young children.
In 1896, she married Richard Bascolm Ireland, who is not buried with her. She was as successful businesswoman, and owned the famed States Villa hotel in Atlantic City for many years. Upon retirement, she moved to Montclair to live with her sister, Bessie. Susan was close to her three nieces, who were orphaned as young children.
Susan Leming lost both parents while in her mid-20s. She is buried with them in Pennington Cemetery.
In 1896, she married Richard Bascolm Ireland, who is not buried with her. She was as successful businesswoman, and owned the famed States Villa hotel in Atlantic City for many years. Upon retirement, she moved to Montclair to live with her sister, Bessie. Susan was close to her three nieces, who were orphaned as young children.
In 1896, she married Richard Bascolm Ireland, who is not buried with her. She was as successful businesswoman, and owned the famed States Villa hotel in Atlantic City for many years. Upon retirement, she moved to Montclair to live with her sister, Bessie. Susan was close to her three nieces, who were orphaned as young children.
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Buried in Leming family plot
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