Charles S. Haver was the son of William E. and Catharine Crammer Haver. He was born near Whitehouse.
Mr. Haver conducted a wholesale egg and poultry buying business in Flemington from 1899 until 1939. He first was asociated with the firm of Nevius & Connet and later was a member of the firm of Sharp, Alvater & Haver, egg and produce buyers and shipers. Later, he operated the business individually in the buildings east of the Nevius Department Store.
He was a member of the Flemington Presbyterian Church and of the Odd Fellows and Junior Order of Mechanics fraternities.
After the death of his wife, Clara Connet Haver, in 1939, Mr. Haver retired from business and in 1941 he moved to Willimantic to reside with his daughter, Miss Edith Haver, a professor long associated with the Willimantic State Teachers College.
He was in good health until about ten days before his death. He died at a nursing home in Willimantic, Connecticut. Four children survive: Miss Edith Haver of Willimantic, Conn., Miss Delia Haver of Jersey City, William E. Haver of Somerville, and Elmer Haver of Owosso, Mich.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on May 23, 1957. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1910 Census - East Raritan, Hunterdon, NJ
Charles S Haver 40 - head
Clara C Haver 31 - wife
Edith C Haver 8 - daughter
Della May Haver 7 - daughter
1920 Census - Flemington
Charles S Haver 50 - head
Clara C Haver 41 - wife
Edith C Haver 18 - daughter
Della M Haver 16 - daughter
William E Haver 7 - son
Elmer C Haver 5 - son
1930 Census - Flemington
Charles Haver - 60 - head
Clara Haver - 51 - wife
Della Haver - 26 - daughter
William Haver - 17 - son
Elmer Haver - 15 - son
Edith Haver - 29 - daughter
Mr. Haver conducted a wholesale egg and poultry buying business in Flemington from 1899 until 1939. He first was asociated with the firm of Nevius & Connet and later was a member of the firm of Sharp, Alvater & Haver, egg and produce buyers and shipers. Later, he operated the business individually in the buildings east of the Nevius Department Store.
He was a member of the Flemington Presbyterian Church and of the Odd Fellows and Junior Order of Mechanics fraternities.
After the death of his wife, Clara Connet Haver, in 1939, Mr. Haver retired from business and in 1941 he moved to Willimantic to reside with his daughter, Miss Edith Haver, a professor long associated with the Willimantic State Teachers College.
He was in good health until about ten days before his death. He died at a nursing home in Willimantic, Connecticut. Four children survive: Miss Edith Haver of Willimantic, Conn., Miss Delia Haver of Jersey City, William E. Haver of Somerville, and Elmer Haver of Owosso, Mich.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on May 23, 1957. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1910 Census - East Raritan, Hunterdon, NJ
Charles S Haver 40 - head
Clara C Haver 31 - wife
Edith C Haver 8 - daughter
Della May Haver 7 - daughter
1920 Census - Flemington
Charles S Haver 50 - head
Clara C Haver 41 - wife
Edith C Haver 18 - daughter
Della M Haver 16 - daughter
William E Haver 7 - son
Elmer C Haver 5 - son
1930 Census - Flemington
Charles Haver - 60 - head
Clara Haver - 51 - wife
Della Haver - 26 - daughter
William Haver - 17 - son
Elmer Haver - 15 - son
Edith Haver - 29 - daughter
Charles S. Haver was the son of William E. and Catharine Crammer Haver. He was born near Whitehouse.
Mr. Haver conducted a wholesale egg and poultry buying business in Flemington from 1899 until 1939. He first was asociated with the firm of Nevius & Connet and later was a member of the firm of Sharp, Alvater & Haver, egg and produce buyers and shipers. Later, he operated the business individually in the buildings east of the Nevius Department Store.
He was a member of the Flemington Presbyterian Church and of the Odd Fellows and Junior Order of Mechanics fraternities.
After the death of his wife, Clara Connet Haver, in 1939, Mr. Haver retired from business and in 1941 he moved to Willimantic to reside with his daughter, Miss Edith Haver, a professor long associated with the Willimantic State Teachers College.
He was in good health until about ten days before his death. He died at a nursing home in Willimantic, Connecticut. Four children survive: Miss Edith Haver of Willimantic, Conn., Miss Delia Haver of Jersey City, William E. Haver of Somerville, and Elmer Haver of Owosso, Mich.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on May 23, 1957. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1910 Census - East Raritan, Hunterdon, NJ
Charles S Haver 40 - head
Clara C Haver 31 - wife
Edith C Haver 8 - daughter
Della May Haver 7 - daughter
1920 Census - Flemington
Charles S Haver 50 - head
Clara C Haver 41 - wife
Edith C Haver 18 - daughter
Della M Haver 16 - daughter
William E Haver 7 - son
Elmer C Haver 5 - son
1930 Census - Flemington
Charles Haver - 60 - head
Clara Haver - 51 - wife
Della Haver - 26 - daughter
William Haver - 17 - son
Elmer Haver - 15 - son
Edith Haver - 29 - daughter
Mr. Haver conducted a wholesale egg and poultry buying business in Flemington from 1899 until 1939. He first was asociated with the firm of Nevius & Connet and later was a member of the firm of Sharp, Alvater & Haver, egg and produce buyers and shipers. Later, he operated the business individually in the buildings east of the Nevius Department Store.
He was a member of the Flemington Presbyterian Church and of the Odd Fellows and Junior Order of Mechanics fraternities.
After the death of his wife, Clara Connet Haver, in 1939, Mr. Haver retired from business and in 1941 he moved to Willimantic to reside with his daughter, Miss Edith Haver, a professor long associated with the Willimantic State Teachers College.
He was in good health until about ten days before his death. He died at a nursing home in Willimantic, Connecticut. Four children survive: Miss Edith Haver of Willimantic, Conn., Miss Delia Haver of Jersey City, William E. Haver of Somerville, and Elmer Haver of Owosso, Mich.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on May 23, 1957. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1910 Census - East Raritan, Hunterdon, NJ
Charles S Haver 40 - head
Clara C Haver 31 - wife
Edith C Haver 8 - daughter
Della May Haver 7 - daughter
1920 Census - Flemington
Charles S Haver 50 - head
Clara C Haver 41 - wife
Edith C Haver 18 - daughter
Della M Haver 16 - daughter
William E Haver 7 - son
Elmer C Haver 5 - son
1930 Census - Flemington
Charles Haver - 60 - head
Clara Haver - 51 - wife
Della Haver - 26 - daughter
William Haver - 17 - son
Elmer Haver - 15 - son
Edith Haver - 29 - daughter
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