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Charles Danenhower

Civil War Veteran and Wholesale Grocer

Introduction

Charles Danenhower was a resident of Camden for nearly fifty years. He died early on January 24, 1928 at his home on Park Avenue, Merchantville. He had been ill for nearly four weeks, suffering from the ailments of old age. He was 85 years old.

Danenhower had spent most of his life in Camden. His home was formerly at Fourth and State Streets. Three years prior to his death he moved to Merchantville.

He was active in the work of the First Presbyterian Church of Camden and had been senior elder of the institution for about fifty years. He was a Civil War veteran and was severely injured in one of the latter battles of the war. About six years before his death he retired from the wholesale grocery business, which he had operated in Camden for many years.

Funeral services were held from the home of a friend, Mrs. Edward Schellenger, 33 Fithian Avenue, Merchantville, on Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. Burial was in Harleigh Cemetery.

Danenhower is survived by his widow, Margaret R. Danenhower, and a son, Ralph Danenhower, Poughkeepsie NY. Several nieces and nephews lived in Haddonfield.

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