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NEW JERSEY BURLINGTON COUNTY Joshua Matlack, aged 66, died at his home, 63 Madison St., Mount Holly, after a short illness. For the past eight years has been Burlington County deputy surrogate. He is survived by two brothers, M.E. Matlack, and William, and two sisters, Mrs. Elwood Stokes, and Mrs. Martha Bridgeman. (Mount Holly Herald Oct 18 1929, p 8 Col 4)
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
MATLACK, REXFORD M., 94, of St. Petersburg, died Thursday (March 24, 2005) at Pasadena Manor, South Pasadena. He was born in Bridgeton, N.J., and came here in the 1960s from Reeders, Pa. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and was an engineer for CBS Television Network, New York. Locally, he was a member of St. Vincent's Episcopal Church. Survivors include a stepdaughter, JoAnne Nicholson, Springfield, Tenn. David C. Gross Funeral Homes and Cremation Center, Central Avenue Chapel, St. Petersburg.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY
Notes on Old Gloucester County pg 250 1828 6/16 Keturah 2nd wife of James Matlack, and sister of his fist wife Elizabeth, deceased she being from home on a visit to her sister ye widow of John Kelly. Buried in Presby. B. Ground
MERCER COUNTY
MAY 1---Loyal Order of Moose held memorial services. 2---Mrs. Annie Nelson found dead in Delaware River. 3---Albert Matlack injured in explosion at Chandler Oil Cloth Works died in hospital. Age 39 Trenton Evening Times Monday, January 1, 1917
OBITS:
Charlotte H. Matlack 42 yrs Sun., Dec. 2, 1883, Vol. I, #48, p. 2 John R. Matlack Infant Sun., July 7, 1889, Vol. VII, #27, p. 4, col. 4 John R. Matlack -- Tues., July 2, 1889, Vol. VII, #2050, p. 3, col. 5 Mary Matlack 13 mos Sun., Oct. 9, 1887, Vol. IV, #41, p. 6, col. 3 Sarah A. Matlack 02/22/1903 Walter E. Matlack 02/06/1905 Lydia C. Matlack 11/19/1907 Florence Matlack 03/26/1911 Isaiah Matlack 12/06/1913 Benjamin Matlack 11/07/1917 Grant Ley Matlack 12/08/1917
WARREN COUNTY
21 Mar 1953 -A 32 year old dairy farmer and nine members of his family lost their lives in a head on highway crash last night as they were on their way to do the weekly shopping. Their 1953 sedan was crumpled in a collision with a trailer truck on a two-lane highway in Warren County. Worst In NJ History - State Police said accident is the worst in NJ history. Clarence Matlock, 60 cow dairy farmer in Silver Lake, killed with his wife Alma and their children plus other relatives. Ester 10, Joan 5, Rosemary 2, Clarence Jr. 1, his mother Elizabeth 75, and his 2 sisters Grace 48 and Mary 50. Another son Raymond, the only member of the family taken from car alive, died in a Warren hospital early this morning on his 8th birthday. The truck drivers were not injured. (Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL)
Updated May 2008
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