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SNOOK- January 3rd in Frankford, Peter SNOOK, aged 78 yrs and 3 days
Sussex Register, Thursday, 9 January 1879   (Contributed by Betty Donahoe )

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SNOVER Stillwater, March 24th Jacob SNOVER aged 60 yrs, 5 months, 21 days Funeral: from late residence.
Sussex Register, 27 March 1889 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)

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SNYDER, Jessie May
Sussex Independent, Friday, 25 Oct 1918

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SNYDER, Percy, died on Sunday at his home on Newton aged 60 years. He had been an invalid for three years. His wife survives him. The funeral takes place this Thursday afternoon at the house.
Wantage Recorder, Deckertown, NJ Friday Dec. 29, 1916    (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro)

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SOUTH, Margaret
Sussex Independent, Friday, 18 Oct 1918

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SOUTHARD, Albert K. . . . . . . . . .Samuel and Ella Stanaback SOUTHARD. [They were probably his parents.] Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth SOUTHARD; one daughter, Mrs. Clifford ASHWORTH, of Hackensack, and three sons, Clayton; Merle and Clifford, at home; three brothers, Fred, William, and Harry, and one sister, Mrs. Mabel SMITH, all except William residing in Franklin. Funeral: From the home, the pastor of Franklin Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial: North Church Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, Thursday, June 8, 1939   (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )

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SPANGENBURG, William, aged eighty-four years, of Hamburg, died Monday at Alexander Linn Hospital, Sussex. For the past ten years he had lived in Hamburg with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis TILLISON. Besides his daughter, Mrs. Phoebe TILLISON, he leaves three grandchildren, Everett TILLISON, of Plattsburg, N. Y.; Mrs. Margaret CLOUSE, of near Sussex; Allan TILLISON, of Franklin, and also eight grt-grch.  Funeral: ROBINSON's Funeral Home, Hamburg.   Burial: North Church Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, 23 Dec 1937   (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )

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SPARGO, Abram, Sr. (from our Branchville Correspondent) After a short illness, Abram Sparo, Srl, died at his home on Cyhruch Street, Weds. moringin, Dec 20th, aged seventy-one years. The deceased had always lived in and about Branchville. He was a verteran of the Civil War and served in Co. I of the Seventh N. J. V. He had alwys been a hard working, industrious man, well thought of by his neighbors and friends. His wife died about two years ago. He is survived by one daughter, Maggie, wife of sheriff J. K. Gunn, of Newton, and by two sisters, Sarah, wife of James Decker, and Susan, wife of Henry Campbell, of Branchivlle. Funeral: M. E. Church, Rev. Edward Eells officiating. Burial: Branchville Cemetery.
Wantage Recorder, Friday, 13 Feb 1920   (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )

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SPARGO - ALBANY (GA) The funeral service of Benjamin Spargo, 89, Leary, GA, who died Saturday, June 21, 2008 will be conducted Tuesday at Mathews Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery.
A native of Sussex, NJ, born to Benjamin Frank and Frances Spargo, Mr. Spargo moved to Albany in 1940 and had lived in Leary for the past 18 years. Survivors include his wife, June Farrow Spargo of Leary, GA; four sons, Ben Spargo, Jr. and his wife, Joy, Jimmy Spargo and his wife, Debra, and Bobby Spargo and his wife, Elizabeth and Frank Spargo, all of Albany, GA; a daughter, Linda Smith of Leesburg, GA; four stepsons and their wives, Danny and Marie Farrow of Cobb, GA, Jerry and Patricia Farrow of Ft. Gaines, GA, Ricky and Betty Farrow of Albany, GA and Barry and Karen Farrow of Leesburg, GA; 17 grandchildren, 11 step- grandchildren, 47 great- grandchildren and 10 step-great- grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Lorraine Spargo; a stepson, Timmy Farrow; a grandson, Jack Spargo; and a step-granddaughter, Lisa Reynolds. The family is at the residence of Barry and Karen Farrow, Leesburg, GA, 31763.
(Unknown Publication and date)   (Contributed by Grace Spargo )

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SPARGO, Mrs. Lydia Owens, wife of James SPARGO, died Weds. at son, Benjamin's, home near Woodburne aged 83. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs David OWENS and married first to Samuel PERRY after his death she married James SPARGO who died several years ago. Survived by three children of first marriage: Jennie, wife of Zera E. SMITH and Etta, wife of Alanson MAXWELL of Wantage; Samuel PERRY of Sussex and one son, Benjamin SPARGO of Wantage. Also by a sister, Mrs. Arthur DEWITT of California; and brother, Coe OWENS, of Pine City, NY. Mrs Louis BENJAMIN who died three years ago was a sister to her. Burial: Fairview cemetery.
SPENCER – March 25, at Scranton, Mrs. Arabella SPENCER, formerly of Beemerville, aged 59 years.
New Jersey Herald, 8 April 1909   (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)

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SPRAGUE, Charles W.
Sussex Independent, Friday, 25 Oct 1916

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STACKHOUSE, John H., sixty-four, of 74 North 11th street, Newark, formerly of Netcong, died Saturday in St. Michael's Hospital, Newark. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William STACKHOUSE, of Stanhope. Survived by: His wife and two sisters, Mrs. Elmer KING and Mrs. Claribel SMITH, of Netcong. Funeral: MORGAN Funeral Home in Netcong.
Sussex Independent, Thurs, 19 May 1938    (Contributed by Kirsten Saxe )

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STACKHOUSE, Nathan A. died on Thursday last week at his home in Andover, March 2, 1922 aged 75 years. His wife, who was the sister of Charles A. GARDNER, died a few years ago. Two sons survive him: Harry A., with whom he was making his home this winter, and J. Frank, of Rockledge, Florida; grsons, Nathan A. at home, Jr. & Chester in Florida. Burial: Andover Cemetery
New Jersey Herald, 9 Mar 1922
Wantage Recorder, March 10, 1922    (Contributed by Mona Hylton )

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STANABACK, Robert E. , 67, retired farmer, died at home in Sussex last Weds. Mr. STANABACK was one of ten children of Lewis and Cornelia S. STANABACK. Survived by: His wife, Bertha RUDE STANABACK; one son, Leon, and one grandson, of West New York; and two brothers, Edward L. of Newark and Jacob of Franklin. Service by Hamburg Baptist.   Burial in North Church cemetery (Hardyston)
Sussex Independent, Thursday, 5 June 1941    (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )

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STILLWELL – March 20, near Johnsonburg, Phebe V., w/o John W. STILLWELL in the 81st year of age.
Sussex Register, 27 March 1889 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)

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STILWELL, Mrs. Sarah
Sussex Independent, 7 Aug 1885

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STODDARD, Mrs. Maria
Sussex Independent, 7 Aug 1885

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STOLL, Jacob R. age 65 at his home in Newton. Survivors are his wife Effie, and two children, S.J. STOLL of Irvington and Laura, wife of R.S. MARTIN of Newon. Also two brothers and one sister. Steven A. and John C. STOLL and Clara MC CABE of Bradford Co ., Pa. Burial in Newton.Nov. 1946
Paper unknown - Jan 2, 1917(Tran by Doreene R. Demarest)

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STOUT, Mrs. Matilda, wid/o John, died Friday night in Ocean Grove, aged 85 yrs. Survived by: Her sister, Mrs. Rosetta COOPER of near Andover. Funeral: Morgan Funeral Home. Burial: Stanhope Union Cemetery. [This is Susan Matilda Sickles]    (New Jersey Herald?) Oct 1932    (Contributed by Pat Best)

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STRUBLE, Mrs. Anna M. seventy-four years old, widow of Isaac Struble, died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace M. Dobbins, at 66 Woodside Avenue, Newton. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Dobbins home. Rev. John G. Lytle, pastor of Newton M.E. Chuirch, officiated. Burial was in the Newton Cemetery.
Sussex Independent, Friday, Sep 16 , 1932 (Contributed by Karen Wreden)

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STRUBLE, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid/o Simeon, died Monday, 10 Dec. at the home of her dau, Mrs. Reed J. WASHER, age 80 yrs.   Born: Dau of Captan Isaac GOBLE and sis/o Isaac GOBLE.  Survived by: One dau, Mrs. Reed WASHER, five grch and four gr-grch.  Funeral: At the WASHER home (Sparta?).   Burial: Presbyterian Cem.   Sussex Independent, Thursday, 19 Dec 1907   (Contributed byTom Wilson )

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STRUBLE In Newton, on the 6th inst. Frederick, aged 2 yrs and 8 months, son of Ludwig and E. Rebecca STRUBLE
Sussex Register, 10 June 1864 (Contributed by Betty Donahoe)

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STRUBLE, Henry D., a resident of Sussex, N.J., for many years, died at his home there, in his seventy-second year.
New York Times, June 21, 1916    (Contributed by Carol Ann Hilton )

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STRUBLE, - Nov 10, near Newton, Isaac Struble, aged 78 yrs.
Sussex Register Nov 14, 1907 (Contributed by Karen Wreden)

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STRUBLE, Miss Jennie, died at the home of nephew Albert P. KINNEY, Thursday last, aged 84 yrs. Born: New Wawayanda Lake, dau/o Simeon and Mary (SNOOK) STRUBLE. Predeceased by: Her parents, a sister, Mrs. Martin R. KINNEY, bro, Amos STRUBLE, one other brother and two other sisters. Funeral: At her home. Burial: Andover Cemetery.
New Jersey Herald, Thurs., 18 Sep 1919    (Contributed byCathy DiPietro )

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STRUBLE, Mary KNIGHT, w/o Dr. J. H. STRUBLE of Passaic and 2nd dau/o John M. KNIGHT, died last Weds., age 42. Her sister, Miss Nellie had been nursing her.
Stanhope Eagle, Wed., 25 Apr 1894    (Contributed by Cathy DiPietro )

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STRUBLE, Mrs. Ezra- Funeral services were conducted this Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Franklin Presb. Church for Mrs. Sarah C. STRUBLE sixty who died Sunday after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Ezra, and three daughters. Rev. Elmer E. HOFFMAN of Baleville, and Rev. H.J. ALLSUP pastor of the Franklin church officiated. Burial was in Branchville Cem.
Paper Unknown - May 6, 1932 (Transcribed by Doreene R.Demarest)

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SUTTON, J. H., of Monroe Corners, N.J., died Tuesday, at the age of 79 years. Survived by: His wife, one brother, Dayton C. SUTTON of Slate Hill, and one sister, Mrs. Anna L. TIBBITS of Newark, N.J. Funeral: At his late home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Middletown Times, November 28, 1917    (Contributed by Carol Ann Hilton )

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SWARTS, Mrs. George H.
Sussex Independent, Friday, 24 Jul 1885

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SWARTS, Mrs. Lillian
Sussex Independent, Friday, 25 Oct 1918

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SWARTS – January 7th, in Lafayette, Joseph SWARTS, aged about 35 yrs
Sussex Register, Thursday, 9 January 1879   (Contributed by Betty Donahoe )

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SWISHTAK, Mrs. Mary, w/o Joseph of Stanhope, died Monday, aged 63.   Born: In Czechoslovakia. Survived by: Her husband, two sons, Joseph SWISHTAK Jr. of Cranberry Lake, and Edward of Netcong, also four daus, Mrs. Clarence RABER of Dover, Mrs. Joseph PALANCHI of Netcong, Mrs. Ralph MORTON of Budd Lake, Mrs. Richard CLAUSON at home, two brothers John and Steve HOLFCHALK of Brainards, and 15 grch. Funeral: At home. Burial: (Not given).
New Jersey Herald, Thursday, 21 Jul 1949    (Contributed byCathy DiPietro )

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