- Born: 15 Dec 1854, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey
- Marriage: John William STASSE on 7 Jan 1872 in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey 1
- Died: 11 Apr 1925, East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey at age 70 19
- Buried: 13 Apr 1925, Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey 20
Noted events in her life were:
• Census: 1880: Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. 21
• Census: 1900: East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. 22
• Census: 1920: East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. 23
• Obituary/Death Notice: Newark Evening News, 13 Apr 1925. 24 Rev. Frederick George Willey, pastor of the Sanford Street Methodist Church, East Orange, will conduct funeral services this afternoon for Mrs. Mary Stasse, widow of John W. Stasse, chief electrician of the East Orange Fire Department, at the home of a son, Police Recorder Edward L. Stasse, 139 South Arlington avenue, East Orange. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery.
Mrs. Stasse died Saturday night at her home, 279 Halsted street, from a complication. She was ill more than two weeks.
Mrs. Stasse was born in Roseland seventy-one years ago, a great-great-grand daughter of Captain Littell, who commanded the Colonial forces at the Battle of Springfield. She was one of the founders of the Sanford Street Church and a member of the Ladies Aid Society. She had been a resident of East Orange fifty years.
Surviving her besides Recorder Stasse are a daughter, Mrs. Edith Simcox, with whom she made her home, and two sons, Frank and John W. Stasse Jr. of East Orange. Another son, Charles l. Stasse of South Orange, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile in December, 1923.
Mary married John William STASSE, son of Fredolin STUSSE and Johanna KOGE, on 7 Jan 1872 in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.1 (John William STASSE was born on 25 May 1855 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, died on 25 Aug 1905 in Orange, Essex County, New Jersey 25 and was buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey 20.)
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Sources
1
Stasse, John & Youmans, Mary; Marr. Record; 7 January 1872.
2
Stasse, John W.; Bio. & Gen. History of Newark and Essex Cty;Vol. II; Pub. 1898.
3
Youmans, B. Franklin; Bio. & Gen. History of Newark and Essex Cty; Vol. I; Pub. 1898.
4
Stasse, Benjamin and Haulenbeck, Emma; Marr. Cert; 6 November 1901.
5
Stasse, Edith Simcox; Birth Cert; 6 May 1881.
6
Stasse, Edward; Birth Cert; 6 May 1881.
7
Stasse, John William Jr; Birth Cert; 13 June 1891.
8
Youmans, Charles; Obit; Newark Evening News; 6 April 1903.
9
Littell, Katharine Youmans; Obit; Newark Evening News; 15 October 1907.
10
Stusse Genealogy Letter by Ruth Helwig Kilgore to Joan Helwig; 3 March 1979.
11
Stasse, Edith Simcox; Death Cert; 4 June 1926.
12
Littell FamilyTree; Betz, J.; Passaic&Lebanon Valley Families; Ancestry.com; 20 July 2002.
13
Stasse, Charles L.; Newspaper Obit; Newark Evening News; 18 December 1923.
14
Stasse, Charles Louis & Stucky, Ida May; Marr. Cert; 26 April 1899.
15
Stasse, Edward L. & Wheaton, Grace; Marr. Cert; 14 November 1906.
16
Stasse, Benjamin Franklin; Birth Cert; 25 November 1875.
17
Stasse, Charles L.; Death Cert; 18 December 1923.
18
Stasse, Edward L. Sr; Obit; Newark Evening News, 11 July 1946.
19
Youmans, Mary Stasse; Death Cert; 11 April 1925.
20
Stasse Family Plot; Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey.
21
1880 Census, Roll 780, ED 108, Page No. 35, Dwelling 235, Family 271, Stasse, John; Washington Street, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey.
22
1900 Census, Roll 968, ED 176, Sheet 10A, 3rd Ward, Stasse, John; 15 Belford Street, East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey.
23
1920 Census, Roll 1029, ED 39, Sheet 17A, 3rd Ward, Simcox, Herbert; 289 South Clinton Street, East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey.
24
Youmans, Mary Stasse; Obit; Newark Evening News, 13 April 1925.
25
Stasse, John; Death Cert; 25 August 1905.
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