She lived at 570 Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville for all of her married life. The house was built c. 1900 by her grandparents, John and Emma Croot. She and her husband moved there in 1920 after their marriage after her mother purchased it from her mother's estate. Her parents lived next door at 572. The house remained in her family until the 1980s. Interestingly, a dog kennel is still at that location. Her husband was a professional dog handler and ran the Ter-Cor Kennels there as did her son.
Obit:
"Bernardsville. Violet T. Correll, 73, of Rte. 202, Bernardsville, died Friday, Nov. 1 at Somerset Hospital following a long illness.
"Born in Bernardsville, she lived her all her life. She was the widow of Harold A. Correll, who was owner and handler for Ter-Cor Kennels here.
"She was a member of St. John's on the Mountain Church.
"She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Carlton S. (Betty) Durling of White House and Mrs. Douglas (Claire) Seymour of Easton, Pa., a son H. Terry Correll of Bernardsville, two brothers John Terry of Bernardsville and George Terry of Aberdeen, Md., a sister, Mrs. Rankin Davis of Summit and seven grandchildren.
"Services were held Monday Nov. 4 at St. John's on the Mountain, with burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery, Bernardsville."
Obit:
"Bernardsville. Violet T. Correll, 73, of Rte. 202, Bernardsville, died Friday, Nov. 1 at Somerset Hospital following a long illness.
"Born in Bernardsville, she lived her all her life. She was the widow of Harold A. Correll, who was owner and handler for Ter-Cor Kennels here.
"She was a member of St. John's on the Mountain Church.
"She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Carlton S. (Betty) Durling of White House and Mrs. Douglas (Claire) Seymour of Easton, Pa., a son H. Terry Correll of Bernardsville, two brothers John Terry of Bernardsville and George Terry of Aberdeen, Md., a sister, Mrs. Rankin Davis of Summit and seven grandchildren.
"Services were held Monday Nov. 4 at St. John's on the Mountain, with burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery, Bernardsville."
She lived at 570 Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville for all of her married life. The house was built c. 1900 by her grandparents, John and Emma Croot. She and her husband moved there in 1920 after their marriage after her mother purchased it from her mother's estate. Her parents lived next door at 572. The house remained in her family until the 1980s. Interestingly, a dog kennel is still at that location. Her husband was a professional dog handler and ran the Ter-Cor Kennels there as did her son.
Obit:
"Bernardsville. Violet T. Correll, 73, of Rte. 202, Bernardsville, died Friday, Nov. 1 at Somerset Hospital following a long illness.
"Born in Bernardsville, she lived her all her life. She was the widow of Harold A. Correll, who was owner and handler for Ter-Cor Kennels here.
"She was a member of St. John's on the Mountain Church.
"She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Carlton S. (Betty) Durling of White House and Mrs. Douglas (Claire) Seymour of Easton, Pa., a son H. Terry Correll of Bernardsville, two brothers John Terry of Bernardsville and George Terry of Aberdeen, Md., a sister, Mrs. Rankin Davis of Summit and seven grandchildren.
"Services were held Monday Nov. 4 at St. John's on the Mountain, with burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery, Bernardsville."
Obit:
"Bernardsville. Violet T. Correll, 73, of Rte. 202, Bernardsville, died Friday, Nov. 1 at Somerset Hospital following a long illness.
"Born in Bernardsville, she lived her all her life. She was the widow of Harold A. Correll, who was owner and handler for Ter-Cor Kennels here.
"She was a member of St. John's on the Mountain Church.
"She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Carlton S. (Betty) Durling of White House and Mrs. Douglas (Claire) Seymour of Easton, Pa., a son H. Terry Correll of Bernardsville, two brothers John Terry of Bernardsville and George Terry of Aberdeen, Md., a sister, Mrs. Rankin Davis of Summit and seven grandchildren.
"Services were held Monday Nov. 4 at St. John's on the Mountain, with burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery, Bernardsville."
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