Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameHannah Van Note 
Birth3 Oct 1817, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Death15 May 1879, Freehold, Monmouth Co, NJ
BurialMaplewood Cem, Freehold, Monmouth Co, NJ
FatherDaniel VanNote (~1785-1832)
MotherMary Hannah Burdge (1783->1865)
Misc. Notes
She married Rev. Edward Parker Asay (Oct 1818 Burlington, NJ - 9 Aug 1892 Monmouth Co, NJ) on 17 Nov 1838 in Monmouth, NJ.
Children:
Amanda Asay - died in infancy, date unknown
Pheobe Asay - died in infancy, date unknown
Mary C. "Kate" Asay 1842–1898 (middle probably Catherine)
William H. Asay 1843–1931
Daniel V. Asay 1847–1930 (middle name probably VanNote)
William Burroughs Asay 1850–1941
Lydia W. Asay 1852–1937
Anna Alida/Eliza T. Asay 1854–1958 (headstone says Eliza, newspapers Alida)
George H. Asay 1856–1940
Edward F. Asay 1859–1942 (middle name may be Fields)
Hannah died of uremia on 15 May 1879 in Freehold and is buried at Maplewood Cemetery there.
[Obituary] Monmouth Democrat, Freehold NJ - 22 May 1879, pg 2
MRS. HANNAH VANNOTE ASAY
Wife of E. P. Asay, a lay preacher of the M. E. Church, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Charles Emmons, in Freehold, on Thursday last, in the 62d year of her age. She was bora Nov. 3, 1817, near Lower Squankum in Howell towuship. Her father, Daniel Vannote, was a farmer. Both her father and mother (Hannah Burdge) were awong the early Methodists of that neighberbood.
At the age of 19 she was converted under the ministry of Rev. Thomas S. Steweart, one of the pioueer preachers, who at that time preached at Upper Squankum (now Farmingdale). She remained in the communion of the Church, faithful to all her christian obligations to the last, and died in full hope of a blissful immortality.
Her funeral took place on Saturday last and was attended by a large circle of sorrowing relations, mostly children and grand-children of the deceased, who had assembled from distant places to pay the last tribute of respect and affection to the remains of their honored relative. Services were held in the M.E. Church, on which occaision the Pastor, Rev. S. F. WHEELER, delivered an impressive discourse from Job, xiv-14.
Children:
Amanda Asay - died in infancy, date unknown
Pheobe Asay - died in infancy, date unknown
Mary C. "Kate" Asay 1842–1898 (middle probably Catherine)
William H. Asay 1843–1931
Daniel V. Asay 1847–1930 (middle name probably VanNote)
William Burroughs Asay 1850–1941
Lydia W. Asay 1852–1937
Anna Alida/Eliza T. Asay 1854–1958 (headstone says Eliza, newspapers Alida)
George H. Asay 1856–1940
Edward F. Asay 1859–1942 (middle name may be Fields)
Hannah died of uremia on 15 May 1879 in Freehold and is buried at Maplewood Cemetery there.
[Obituary] Monmouth Democrat, Freehold NJ - 22 May 1879, pg 2
MRS. HANNAH VANNOTE ASAY
Wife of E. P. Asay, a lay preacher of the M. E. Church, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Charles Emmons, in Freehold, on Thursday last, in the 62d year of her age. She was bora Nov. 3, 1817, near Lower Squankum in Howell towuship. Her father, Daniel Vannote, was a farmer. Both her father and mother (Hannah Burdge) were awong the early Methodists of that neighberbood.
At the age of 19 she was converted under the ministry of Rev. Thomas S. Steweart, one of the pioueer preachers, who at that time preached at Upper Squankum (now Farmingdale). She remained in the communion of the Church, faithful to all her christian obligations to the last, and died in full hope of a blissful immortality.
Her funeral took place on Saturday last and was attended by a large circle of sorrowing relations, mostly children and grand-children of the deceased, who had assembled from distant places to pay the last tribute of respect and affection to the remains of their honored relative. Services were held in the M.E. Church, on which occaision the Pastor, Rev. S. F. WHEELER, delivered an impressive discourse from Job, xiv-14.