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Cornelius Hay

(01/28/1866 - 10/7/1904)

		Jacob Leonard Hay
	Cornelius Hay
Marriage(s)		Elizabeth H. Kreidler
1 Anna A. Wooster on: - No Issue 2 Emma Berner on: 06/12/1888 Children: - Mildred E. Hay Siblings: - Thomas Joseph Hay - Lilly A. Hay - Elizabeth Hay - Susan Lillian Hay	Born: Baptism: Place: Sponsors: Died: Brooklyn, Kings, New York Burial:Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Notes: Easton Free Press, October 19, 1904, Page 5 Cornelius W. Hay Cornelius W. Hay, a native of Easton, died Saturday last at his home in Brooklyn, of Cerebral apoplexy. Worriment over the health of his wife, who was in a German hospital, hastened his end. Mr. Hay was a son of the late Jacob and Elizabeth Hay. He was born in 1866. His widow, a daughter, Mildred, his mother, and a sister, Mrs.Elizabeth Burgtorf, all of Brooklyn, survive. He left Easton about 25 years ago and was amployed by Clarke,Dodge & Co ., bankers, of Manhattan. He was a member of Baltie Lodge, No. 284, F. a nd A, M.; Welcome Council. No. 703, R. A.; the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club a nd one o the organizers of the National Athletic Club. Easton Express, Wednesday, October 19, 1904, Page 1 C. W. Hay Dead Former Eastonian a Victim of Apoplexy at Brooklyn. Relatives here have received information on the sudden death on Saturday last of Cornelius W. hay, a native of Easton, at his home in Brooklyn. H is demise was occasioned by an attack of apoplexy. Mr. Hay apparently was in full enjoyment of health, and save that he was s lightly worried over the condition of his wife, who underwent an operati on recently, from the effects of which she still is confined in the Germ an Hospital, at Brooklyn, he was jovial and congenial with his friends. Mr s. Hay was born in Easton on January 28, 1866. He was in the employ of Cl ark, Dodge & Company, bankers, in Manhattan, was a member of Baltie Lodg e. No 284, F. and A. M., and the Welcome Council for 703, R. A., of Brookl yn. He was one of the organizers of the Nations Athletic Club, of that ci ty, and for many years took deep interest in the organization. It was thro ugh his efforts to a large extent that the club assumed the prominent pla ce it occupies today in athletics. At one time he also was a member of t he Jamaica Bay Yacht Club. The deceased was a son of the late Jacob L. hay. He is survived by his mo ther, Mrs. Elizabeth Hay, by his wife and one daughter, Mildred hay, a nd by one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Burgtorf, all of Brooklyn. Mr. Hay left Easton 20 or 35 years ago. The Brooklyn Citizen Brooklyn, New York 08 Oct 1904, Sat ? Page 10 Cornelius W. Hay. - There died yesterday at bis home. No. 516 Van Buren street, Cornelius W. Hay, resident of Brooklyn for many years. He was born in Easton Pa.. Jan. 23. 1866. He was a member of Baltic Lodge. No. 281. Free and Accepted Mason, and Welcome Council. Royal Arcaunm. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, his mother and a sister.
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