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DescriptionFrances Augusta Westervelt (1858-1942) obituary by the Associated Press in the Trenton Evening Times on May 5, 1942.png	English: Frances Augusta Westervelt (1858-1942) obituary by the Associated Press in the Trenton Evening Times on May 5, 1942
Date	5 May 1942
Source	Associated Press in the Trenton Evening Times on May 5, 1942
Author	Associated Press  (fl. 1940)      Alternative names AP; AP Wire; the Associated Press; the AP; The Associated Press; apnews.com; ap.org Work period 1940  Authority file : Q40469 VIAF: 152390251 ISNI: 0000000094660552 LCCN: n80075894 NLA: 35009269 MusicBrainz: a087ed22-2b4f-4b49-a958-343d50ddaad7 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q40469

Mrs. Westervelt Dies. New Jersey Historian. Hackensack, New Jersey; May 5, 1941 (Associated Press) Mrs. Frances A. Westervelt, 83, curator of the Johnson Library, Hackensack, for 25 years and an authority on the history and genealogy of Bergen County, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. From 1914 to 1916 she was president of the Bergen County Historical Society, the only woman to hold that post. She wrote "The History of Bergen County" and other works. Surviving are her son, Harry K Westervelt, Hackensack, and three brothers, Bert W. C. Johnson, Summit; Colonel Elmer E. Johnson, Middletown, New York, and E. Lewis Johnson, Glendale, California.

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