rsday after a brief illness.Young Coxon was for a long time employed at theElectric Porcelain plant. John D. Rapelye died October 30 at his home inthe old Vanderveer homestead, 1183 Flatbush avenue,Brookiyn, in his fifty-seventh year. He was a de-scendant of the Dutch family of that name which… … JOHN D. RAIEI.YK. time of his death was engaged with the J. D. BergenCut Glass Co. He was a Mason, Odd Fellow, Knightof Pythias, Elk, and belonged to the Pottery, Glassand Brass Salesmens Association. He is survived byhis wife and a daughter. He was of a genial disposi-tion and pleasing address,…
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