Josephine Van Vorst - on Dec 25, 1917 at the residence of her daughter, Mme. Marie Van Vorst Cagiati, Palazzo Brancaccio, Rome Italy, Josephine Adele Van Vorst, (nee treat,) widow of the late Honorable Hooper C. Van Vorst. L.L.D., for many years Judge of the Superior Court of the City of NY. Interment Protestant Cemetery, Rome. Albany and New Orleans papers kindly copy.
-New York Times and Published: December 30, 1917.
mother: Adellah Treat
Also Known As: "Adele"
August 1915: excerpt from a letter written by her daughter Marie, to Anne Vanderbilt.
"My mother was eighty-one years of age yesterday. She celebrated it by walking up the three flights of stairs to my apartment, to see one or two of the lovely bits of furniture that I have been buying. Last year she was a refugee in England; this year she is revelling in her little home, spared to her because of England's help"
-New York Times and Published: December 30, 1917.
mother: Adellah Treat
Also Known As: "Adele"
August 1915: excerpt from a letter written by her daughter Marie, to Anne Vanderbilt.
"My mother was eighty-one years of age yesterday. She celebrated it by walking up the three flights of stairs to my apartment, to see one or two of the lovely bits of furniture that I have been buying. Last year she was a refugee in England; this year she is revelling in her little home, spared to her because of England's help"
Josephine Van Vorst - on Dec 25, 1917 at the residence of her daughter, Mme. Marie Van Vorst Cagiati, Palazzo Brancaccio, Rome Italy, Josephine Adele Van Vorst, (nee treat,) widow of the late Honorable Hooper C. Van Vorst. L.L.D., for many years Judge of the Superior Court of the City of NY. Interment Protestant Cemetery, Rome. Albany and New Orleans papers kindly copy.
-New York Times and Published: December 30, 1917.
mother: Adellah Treat
Also Known As: "Adele"
August 1915: excerpt from a letter written by her daughter Marie, to Anne Vanderbilt.
"My mother was eighty-one years of age yesterday. She celebrated it by walking up the three flights of stairs to my apartment, to see one or two of the lovely bits of furniture that I have been buying. Last year she was a refugee in England; this year she is revelling in her little home, spared to her because of England's help"
-New York Times and Published: December 30, 1917.
mother: Adellah Treat
Also Known As: "Adele"
August 1915: excerpt from a letter written by her daughter Marie, to Anne Vanderbilt.
"My mother was eighty-one years of age yesterday. She celebrated it by walking up the three flights of stairs to my apartment, to see one or two of the lovely bits of furniture that I have been buying. Last year she was a refugee in England; this year she is revelling in her little home, spared to her because of England's help"
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