Sager/Simpson family.

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The Sager family lived in the Essex County area at least from the late 19th century through the mid 20th century. Helen Simpson was the daughter of Elizabeth (Mrs. William?) Simpson. Helen married Ralph Sager of 46 Myrtle St., Newark, son of Ida Sager. After their marriage, they seemed to have continued to reside in or around Newark, at one point residing in East Orange. Other family members mentioned in the collection include Allen Sager, Lee H. Sager, Natalie Sager, and Rudolph H.F. Sager, although it is unclear how they are related to Ralph and Helen. There is also several references to members of the Conklin family.

From the description of Sager/Simpson Family Papers, ca. 1879-1964. (New Jersey Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 62312712

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creatorOf Sager/Simpson family. Sager/Simpson Family Papers, ca. 1879-1964. New Jersey Historical Society Library
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associatedWith Conklin, Ida E. person
associatedWith Edward J. Kisling Jr. & Co. (Newark, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Fairmont Cemetery (Newark, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Freemasons. Franklin Lodge, No. 10 (Irvington, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Gamma Sigma. corporateBody
associatedWith Howard Savings Institution (Newark, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Newark Evening News (Newark, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Newark Public Schools. corporateBody
associatedWith Newark Technical High School (Newark, N.J.) corporateBody
associatedWith Sager, Allen. person
associatedWith Sager, Helen Simpson. person
associatedWith Sager, Lee H. person
associatedWith Sager, Natalie. person
associatedWith Sager, Ralph, ca. 1895-1960s. person
associatedWith Sager, Rudolph H.F. person
associatedWith Seagrave, Gordon S., Dr. person
associatedWith Simpson, William F. person
associatedWith Veterans' Administration Hospital (East Orange, N.J.) corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
New Jersey
East Orange (N.J.)
Newark (N.J.)
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Education
Students
Freemasonry
Irvington (N.J.)
Public schools
Technical institutes
Voluntarism
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Family

Active 1879

Active 1964

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