Palmira "Maria" Woolley was born on April 22, 1865, in Red Bank, New Jersey, the only child of Edmund Throckmorton and Palmyra. She married Spencer Howland on October 3, 1886, in Oceanport, New Jersey. They had seven children in 15 years. She died on May 1, 1903, in Monmouth, New Jersey, at the age of 38, and was buried in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
Mrs. Spencer Howland of West long Branch, daughter of Edmund T. Woolley of Red Bank, died on Friday at the Long Branch hospital. She had been sick since the first of March. She had undergone two operations at the hospital and was about to undergo another one at the time of her death. Besides a husband she leaves six children. She is survived also by her parents and eight brothers and sisters. The brothers and sisters are Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Joseph White of Long Branch; Mrs. Walter Hennessey and Mrs. John P. West of North Long Branch; George Woolley of Roselle; Albert Woolley of Mattawan; Charles Woolley of Manasquan; and Samuel G. Woolley of Red Bank.
From the Red Bank Register dated 6 May 1903
Father Justice of the Peace Edmund Throckmorton Woolley born 18 Jul 1825 and died before 1910 in Shrewsbury, New Jersey and mother was Palmyra Riddle born 2 Oct 1831 in Monmouth County and died in 1924.
Mrs. Spencer Howland of West long Branch, daughter of Edmund T. Woolley of Red Bank, died on Friday at the Long Branch hospital. She had been sick since the first of March. She had undergone two operations at the hospital and was about to undergo another one at the time of her death. Besides a husband she leaves six children. She is survived also by her parents and eight brothers and sisters. The brothers and sisters are Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Joseph White of Long Branch; Mrs. Walter Hennessey and Mrs. John P. West of North Long Branch; George Woolley of Roselle; Albert Woolley of Mattawan; Charles Woolley of Manasquan; and Samuel G. Woolley of Red Bank.
From the Red Bank Register dated 6 May 1903
Father Justice of the Peace Edmund Throckmorton Woolley born 18 Jul 1825 and died before 1910 in Shrewsbury, New Jersey and mother was Palmyra Riddle born 2 Oct 1831 in Monmouth County and died in 1924.
Palmira "Maria" Woolley was born on April 22, 1865, in Red Bank, New Jersey, the only child of Edmund Throckmorton and Palmyra. She married Spencer Howland on October 3, 1886, in Oceanport, New Jersey. They had seven children in 15 years. She died on May 1, 1903, in Monmouth, New Jersey, at the age of 38, and was buried in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
Mrs. Spencer Howland of West long Branch, daughter of Edmund T. Woolley of Red Bank, died on Friday at the Long Branch hospital. She had been sick since the first of March. She had undergone two operations at the hospital and was about to undergo another one at the time of her death. Besides a husband she leaves six children. She is survived also by her parents and eight brothers and sisters. The brothers and sisters are Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Joseph White of Long Branch; Mrs. Walter Hennessey and Mrs. John P. West of North Long Branch; George Woolley of Roselle; Albert Woolley of Mattawan; Charles Woolley of Manasquan; and Samuel G. Woolley of Red Bank.
From the Red Bank Register dated 6 May 1903
Father Justice of the Peace Edmund Throckmorton Woolley born 18 Jul 1825 and died before 1910 in Shrewsbury, New Jersey and mother was Palmyra Riddle born 2 Oct 1831 in Monmouth County and died in 1924.
Mrs. Spencer Howland of West long Branch, daughter of Edmund T. Woolley of Red Bank, died on Friday at the Long Branch hospital. She had been sick since the first of March. She had undergone two operations at the hospital and was about to undergo another one at the time of her death. Besides a husband she leaves six children. She is survived also by her parents and eight brothers and sisters. The brothers and sisters are Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Joseph White of Long Branch; Mrs. Walter Hennessey and Mrs. John P. West of North Long Branch; George Woolley of Roselle; Albert Woolley of Mattawan; Charles Woolley of Manasquan; and Samuel G. Woolley of Red Bank.
From the Red Bank Register dated 6 May 1903
Father Justice of the Peace Edmund Throckmorton Woolley born 18 Jul 1825 and died before 1910 in Shrewsbury, New Jersey and mother was Palmyra Riddle born 2 Oct 1831 in Monmouth County and died in 1924.
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