OBIT: Caroline M. CHUR, 1890, Interment in Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA

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Death of Mrs. J. L. Long's Sister.

  The sorrowful intelligence reached Lancaster to-day that Mrs. 
Augustus T. Chur, of Orange, New Jersey, had died at that place this 
morning from "la grippe."  The deceased was a sister of Mrs. John F. 
Long, and of Mr. W. G. Baker, of this city, and daughter of the 
lamented Rev. John Baker, for long years the beloved pastor of Trinity 
Lutheran church.  She was well known here, and the news of her death 
will carry sorrow to many a heart.  The remains will be brought to this 
city for interment.

The Lancaster Daily Examiner, Saturday, January 25, 1890



Funeral of Mrs. Caroline M. Chur.

  The funeral of Mrs. Caroline M. Chur, who is a sister of Mrs. John F. 
Long, and Wm. G. Baker, of this city, took place this afternoon.  The 
body arrived on East Line from Orange Grove, New Jersey, where Mrs. 
Chur resided at the time of her death.  The remains were removed to the 
chapel in Woodward Hill cemetery, where impressive services were 
conducted by Rev. Charles L. Fry and Rev. C. Elvin Haupt.  The pall 
bearers were Messrs. Charles A. Heinitsh, John C. Hager, Thomas 
Ellmaker and Dr. J. Aug. Ehler.

The Lancaster Daily Examiner, Tuesday, January 28, 1890