Minna Charlotte Field and Edward Warren Hale
EDWARD WARREN HALE was born in April, 1843 in New York, and died May 17, 1919 in Cranford, Union, New Jersey.7956 He is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Westfield, Union, New Jersey.456
He married MINNA CHARLOTTE FIELD on April 10, 1877 in Kings County, New York.9173 She was born in May, 1854 in New York, and died June 25, 1920 in Cranford, Union, New Jersey.7957 She is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Westfield, Union, New Jersey.456
Children of MINNA CHARLOTTE FIELD and EDWARD WARREN HALE:
- FRANCIS SPINNER HALE, b. May 17, 1880, New York; d. February 4, 1928, Manhattan, Kings, New York; bur. Fairview Cemetery, Westfield, Union, New Jersey.456
- ALICE FIELD HALE, b. March 2, 1883, Brooklyn, Kings, New York;7960, 7961 d. December 28, 1949.7960
- ELLA CRITTENDEN HALE, b. July 8, 1887, Cranford, Union, New Jersey; m. JESSE SCOTT BUTTON on July 30, 1917 in Trinity Church, Cranford, Union, New Jersey243, 1892; d. February 28, 1974, Greenwich, Connecticut.42
- WILLIAM ASA HALE, b. May 18, 1894, Cranford, Union, New Jersey;8 d. August 12, 1918, Curtiss Field, Buffalo, Erie, New York.7959
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Work History
- Edward Warren Hale was Deputy Assistant Treasurer of the United States.7956
Obituaries
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 19, 19197956
EDWARD WARREN HALE DIES
Formerly Deputy Assistant U. S. Treasurer
(Special to The Eagle.)
Cranford, N. J., May 19—Edward Warren Hale, formerly Deputy Assistant Treasurer of the United States at Washington, D. C., and a former resident of Brooklyn for many years, died here on Saturday at his residence, 18 Cranford ave. His funeral services were held there this afternoon, with interment at Westfield, N. J. Mr. Hale was born in Norwood, N. Y., about seventy years ago. He resigned his office in the United States Treasury two years ago, on account of ill health, and had been ill at his home since that time. He is survived by his wife, Minna C. Field, daughter of Thomas W. Field, former superintendent of education of the old City of Brooklyn; a son, Frank Spinner Hale, and two daughters, Miss Alice Field Hale and Ella Crittendon Button, the wife of Maj. Jesse Scott Button, U. S. A., of Schenectady, N. Y., who recently returned from service abroad. Mr. Hale's youngest son, William Asa Hale, of the U. S. Aeroplane Inspection Service, was killed in an accident last July, while in a machine on an inspection flight at the Curtiss Field, near Buffalo, N. Y.
Times Union, June 27, 19207957
MRS. E. W. HALE DIES
Mrs. Minna Charlotte Field Hale, widow of Edward Warren Hale, and a former resident of this borough, died in Cranford, N. J., on Friday at her residence, 18 Cranford avenue, where her funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Hale's husband, who died a year ago, was Deputy Assistant U. S. Treasurer at the U. S. Sub-Treasury in Wall street, Manhattan. She was a daughter of Thomas W. Field, formerly Superintendent of Public Instruction in the old City of Brooklyn from 1873 until the time of his death in November 1881. Her mother was Mrs. Charlotte Augusta Weir Field. Mrs. Hale was a cousin of the late J. Alden Weir, the famous artist of New York City, and she was a direct descendant of Gov. William Braford, of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Hale's son, William Asa Hale, an inspector of airplanes for the U. S. Government, was killed in an airplane accident at Curtiss Field, Buffalo, N. Y., about two years ago while testing an airplane. Mrs. Hale is survived by a son, Frank Hale, of Manhattan; two daughters, Mrs. Ella Crittendon Button, wife of Major Button, of Syracuse, N. Y., and Miss Alice Field Hale, and two brothers, Charles Weir Field of Brooklyn, and Louis R. Field, of Manhattan.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
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| June 6, 19001716 | Cranford, Union, New Jersey |
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| May 4, 19101715 | Cranford, Union, New Jersey |
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