This person was interred on August 13, 1859 according to the Christ Church Episcopal Churchyard burial records. The timing of the interment suggests that the date of death was in August, 1859.
The church records do not disclose either the first name or the gender of this person.
Thanks to marjdeline for providing the following information:
Jacob Staat owned a bakery at the corner of George and Liberty Streets in New Brunswick with his brother Frederick Staat. They came from Alsace, France in 1828 with their father George Staat who was a baker for the Seamans' Retreat on Staten Island.
The church records do not disclose either the first name or the gender of this person.
Thanks to marjdeline for providing the following information:
Jacob Staat owned a bakery at the corner of George and Liberty Streets in New Brunswick with his brother Frederick Staat. They came from Alsace, France in 1828 with their father George Staat who was a baker for the Seamans' Retreat on Staten Island.
This person was interred on August 13, 1859 according to the Christ Church Episcopal Churchyard burial records. The timing of the interment suggests that the date of death was in August, 1859.
The church records do not disclose either the first name or the gender of this person.
Thanks to marjdeline for providing the following information:
Jacob Staat owned a bakery at the corner of George and Liberty Streets in New Brunswick with his brother Frederick Staat. They came from Alsace, France in 1828 with their father George Staat who was a baker for the Seamans' Retreat on Staten Island.
The church records do not disclose either the first name or the gender of this person.
Thanks to marjdeline for providing the following information:
Jacob Staat owned a bakery at the corner of George and Liberty Streets in New Brunswick with his brother Frederick Staat. They came from Alsace, France in 1828 with their father George Staat who was a baker for the Seamans' Retreat on Staten Island.
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