Andrew R. Joiner died of heart trouble on January 3rd in his 70th year. He lived at 45 Perry Street and had been ill a few days.
His son, Bert Joiner, died the previous Sunday morning.
He was survived by his widow, one son and two daughters: Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Edmund Joiner of Trenton, and Mrs. George S. Lindsley of Lambertville. Two brothers also survived her: Frank S. of Belvidere, and Charles of Allentown, NJ.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery.
His obituary was published in the Lambertville Beacon on January 9, 1919.
His son, Bert Joiner, died the previous Sunday morning.
He was survived by his widow, one son and two daughters: Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Edmund Joiner of Trenton, and Mrs. George S. Lindsley of Lambertville. Two brothers also survived her: Frank S. of Belvidere, and Charles of Allentown, NJ.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery.
His obituary was published in the Lambertville Beacon on January 9, 1919.
Andrew R. Joiner died of heart trouble on January 3rd in his 70th year. He lived at 45 Perry Street and had been ill a few days.
His son, Bert Joiner, died the previous Sunday morning.
He was survived by his widow, one son and two daughters: Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Edmund Joiner of Trenton, and Mrs. George S. Lindsley of Lambertville. Two brothers also survived her: Frank S. of Belvidere, and Charles of Allentown, NJ.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery.
His obituary was published in the Lambertville Beacon on January 9, 1919.
His son, Bert Joiner, died the previous Sunday morning.
He was survived by his widow, one son and two daughters: Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Edmund Joiner of Trenton, and Mrs. George S. Lindsley of Lambertville. Two brothers also survived her: Frank S. of Belvidere, and Charles of Allentown, NJ.
Interment was at Mount Hope Cemetery.
His obituary was published in the Lambertville Beacon on January 9, 1919.
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