George W. Aumack, son of Daniel S. Aumack of Englishtown, died last Thursday of consumption, aged 22 years.
He was employed as a bookkeeper at Keyport until forced to quit work about a year ago on account of failing health.
Besides his parents he he leaves two sisters and a brother.
They are Miss Catherine Aumack and Cyrenius Aumack, who live at home, and Mrs. Richard Wines of Belmar.
This obituary was published in The Red Bank Register, Volume XXVII. NO. 20, Wednesday, November 9, 1904. Red Bank, NJ
He was employed as a bookkeeper at Keyport until forced to quit work about a year ago on account of failing health.
Besides his parents he he leaves two sisters and a brother.
They are Miss Catherine Aumack and Cyrenius Aumack, who live at home, and Mrs. Richard Wines of Belmar.
This obituary was published in The Red Bank Register, Volume XXVII. NO. 20, Wednesday, November 9, 1904. Red Bank, NJ
George W. Aumack, son of Daniel S. Aumack of Englishtown, died last Thursday of consumption, aged 22 years.
He was employed as a bookkeeper at Keyport until forced to quit work about a year ago on account of failing health.
Besides his parents he he leaves two sisters and a brother.
They are Miss Catherine Aumack and Cyrenius Aumack, who live at home, and Mrs. Richard Wines of Belmar.
This obituary was published in The Red Bank Register, Volume XXVII. NO. 20, Wednesday, November 9, 1904. Red Bank, NJ
He was employed as a bookkeeper at Keyport until forced to quit work about a year ago on account of failing health.
Besides his parents he he leaves two sisters and a brother.
They are Miss Catherine Aumack and Cyrenius Aumack, who live at home, and Mrs. Richard Wines of Belmar.
This obituary was published in The Red Bank Register, Volume XXVII. NO. 20, Wednesday, November 9, 1904. Red Bank, NJ
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