History of First Congregational Church, Montclair NJ

World War 1, War Service Roll Brown, James Spencer, Jr.

William A. Stewart, Jr. April 6, 1902 August 28, 1970 Mount Hebron Cemetery, Upper Montclair, NJ Celia B. Stewart, wife Louise C., daughter William A., son Mrs. Margaret F. Stewart, mother

Samuel Wilde, Jr. Founder, Trustee. A memorial perpetuated in Wilde Memorial Chapel, presented by Mary E. Wilde, 1890. [book001-01] Wilde Memorial Chapel, designed by Portland architect Frederick Tompson, was built in 1902. The family of Samuel Wilde, whose wife Mary Ellen Lunt Wilde was a Portland area native, bestowed the cemetery with this granite Gothic chapel. The chapel has interior woodwork of cypress and stained glass windows by the firm of Moakley and Bell of Boston. Some restoration work has been done over the years providing continued use of the chapel for funerals and weddings. [ http://publicworks.portlandmaine.gov/wildememorialchapel.asp ] Samuel Wilde, Jr. Legendary Locals of Montclair by Elizabeth Shepard, Mike Farrelly Arcadia Publishing, Jul 1, 2013 - History - 128 pages

On October 8, 1918 Charles Whiting Baker Jr., died of Pneumonia at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington D.C. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiting Baker. He was stationed at the Aviation Construction Camp, Morrison, Virginia. [box0001-0001(3)] Some biographical information and photos are available for Charles Whiting Baker at Find a Grave . Additional information about Charles Whiting Baker Jr., available at Find a Grave .