The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . s ilie sen ofl-rederic Keinier and Klnia Xale and a tirandson of !l;insIrederie Ueiiiiei an<l Cilliert Vale, an<l was liorn in MratincTownsiiip, N. .!.. .lannary 17, 184S. .Mi-. Keinier olilnined iiis jireliminary edmalion in the|uil)lii- and iiri\ale schools of Oranne and lOast Orange,jind sul)se(|ueiil Iv studied civil engineering, a iirolVssiiui hehas always lollowcd _ with marked idiarmc of ini-jiortant city eiiiiiiueriniiwork for Ihirly years,and now liohls the jiosi-tions of Cily Ktiiiineerand Street .-ind Se
The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . s ilie sen ofl-rederic Keinier and Klnia Xale and a tirandson of !l;insIrederie Ueiiiiei an<l Cilliert Vale, an<l was liorn in MratincTownsiiip, N. .!.. .lannary 17, 184S. .Mi-. Keinier olilnined iiis jireliminary edmalion in the|uil)lii- and iiri\ale schools of Oranne and lOast Orange,jind sul)se(|ueiil Iv studied civil engineering, a iirolVssiiui hehas always lollowcd _ with marked idiarmc of ini-jiortant city eiiiiiiueriniiwork for Ihirly years,and now liohls the jiosi-tions of Cily Ktiiiineerand Street .-ind Sewer(onimissioiier of ICasOranjie, where he re-sides. Air. TJeimer has mdonly uained a liiiih rejiutation in his (hoseiijirofession. 1ml has alsotaken a di-ep interest in|iul)lic and civil was for some tinie amember (d Coniitany 1!.Second Ke^iment. X. .N. . under < olmiel ,\llen, ami is ;i member ol , I toy a I .\ niarriid .Maitlm. dau^ihler of Isaiah .\ilanis. of Decker-town, Sussex Count\, N. II. V. ItKIMKU, 358 THE PASSAIC VALLEY JOSEPH H. HAYDON, , a Avell kuowu plijsiciau ofNewark, was bor-n in New Orleans, La., April 12, 1851. andis the son of William B. Hardon and Mary E. W. Jewett anda grandson of Elijali and Martha Stearns. He-waseducated at the University of Virginia, gradnating fromthe Academic Department in ISfiB and from the MedicalDepartment with the degree of in 1S70. He was alsograduated, in 1872, from the Medical Department of the University of the City ofNew York. Subsequent-ly he served in the Char-ity Hospital, in the NewYork City Asylum for theInsane, in the ColoredHome Hospital, and inthe Epileptic and Para-lytic Hospital on Black-wells Island, ac(iuiringin these institutions awide and valuable expe-rience. In 1875 Dr. Ilaydonbegan the active prac-tice of his profession inNewark, where he hasfor a quarter of a cen-tury enjoyed a large andsuccessful business. Hebecame identified wit
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