"Exempt" Firemen
Exempt Firemen have traditionally been those firefighters who have served their community and fire company, for a specified period of time, generally seven (7) years, eighty-four (84) months. The “Exempts” and the Exempt Firemen’s Associations are different from the Local Relief Associations and the New Jersey State Firemen’s Association and have separate laws governing them. Generally a firefighter is a member of both organizations. Both require the same tour of duty which is attendance at sixty percent (60%) of all regular fires and drills. The Exempt Firefighter obtains an Exempt Certificate after seven (7) years duty from the municipality in which his/her fire company is operational and part of that fire department. This certificate is then filed with the County Clerk and entitles the firefighter to certain benefits by statute. Those in the Local Relief Associations also serve seven (7) years duty, but get a Qualifying Certificate issued by the New Jersey State Firemen’s Association. The Exempt Firefighter or their Local or State Associations receive no financial support from either the State of New Jersey or the local municipality.
November 1830: The Paterson Fire Association at their annual meeting instructed their wardens to endeavor to procure the passage of an act exempting firemen from militia and jury after serving seven years as a fireman. This is believed to be the first firemen's exemption law (not to be confused with the Paterson Firemen's Exempt Association) that was passed in New Jersey.
September 12, 1857: Firefighter certificates
Guardian courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Association of Exempt Fireman's of Paterson: Formed 1883
February 19, 1883: Well-attended meeting of the Exempt Firemen's Association at quarters of Washington 3. Now has ~170 members. Description of badge design
February 20 Paterson Press
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March 7th, 1883: At a meeting held at Engine l's house, twenty-two members signed a proposed plan for burial insurance, and at a meeting held at engine 2's house, July 11th, 1883, an organization was formed with the following officers: John McKiernan, president; William C. Martin, vice-president; Charles M. King, secretary; John W. Bensen, treasurer. Directors: Garret Van Houten, James I. King, John I. Spittel, Henry L. Reid and William Dobson.
The assessment at a death was $1.10 per member. The membership increased to fifty-nine, and the fund existed until the Exempt Association adopted a burial clause in their by-laws.
The officers of the association were: President, John McKiernan; Vice-President, Daniel Gregory; Recording Secretary, John I. Spittel; Financial Secretary, William Carey; Treasurer, Charles M. King. The Directors: James Kearney, William Fielding, Thomas Howell, William C.Martin, William Marshall, William Hobson. Standing committees: John T. Pollitt, Samuel Holt, Henry Bush, and Henry L. Reed.
The assessment at a death was $1.10 per member. The membership increased to fifty-nine, and the fund existed until the Exempt Association adopted a burial clause in their by-laws.
The officers of the association were: President, John McKiernan; Vice-President, Daniel Gregory; Recording Secretary, John I. Spittel; Financial Secretary, William Carey; Treasurer, Charles M. King. The Directors: James Kearney, William Fielding, Thomas Howell, William C.Martin, William Marshall, William Hobson. Standing committees: John T. Pollitt, Samuel Holt, Henry Bush, and Henry L. Reed.
March 8 Paterson Press
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The project of "organizing an association of exempt firemen was talked of for many years before it became an accomplished fact. In November, 1882, the following notice appeared in the Paterson daily papers:
Notice. — To the Exempt Firemen of the City of Paterson; You are requested to attend a meeting to be held on Monday evening, November 27th, 1882, at 8 o'clock, at the engine house of the Washington Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 3, for the purpose of forming an Exempt Firemen's Association. Signed: John W. Bensen, "William Dobson, John McKiernan, William C. Martin, James I. King, Thomas Healey, Patrick Sweeney, and Will Strong. In response to this call ninety-six exempt firemen met at Engine 3's house on Prospect Street. Ex-Chief John McKiernan called the meeting to order and was elected chairman. John Johnson, of Engine 4, was elected secretary. After considerable discussion |
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regarding the plan of organization, a motion to make the society a beneficial one was lost and it was agreed to form a social association. Peter Fields, Bartholomew Riley, Lambert Romaine, John W. Bensen and George W. Pollitt were appointed a committee to form a permanent organization. They reported the following names for permanent officers: John McKiernan, president; William C. Martin, vice-president; John Johnson, secretary; John W. Bensen, treasurer. A committee on by-laws was appointed, consisting of John W. Bensen. Geo. W. Pollitt, John MacDonald, David I. Turnbull and James I. King.
At the next meeting, February 7th, 1883, the committee on by-laws presented their report, which was adopted. Garret Yan Honten, Geo. W. Pollitt, Charles M. King, John Sullivan and John Spittel were elected the first board of trustees, and Joseph Buckley, John C. McBride and Philip Chapman were appointed as a standing committee.
January 19, 1885: Meeting at quarters of Neptune Engine 2 to attend funeral of Tinus Idcrstine
Guardian
March 5, 1885: Quarterly meeting of Exempts at Vigilant 6 quarters
Guardian
For a number of years the association met quarterly at the several fire houses upon invitation from the companies. The quarters of engines 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6, and Truck No. 2 were made use of until 1888.
December 3, 1886 Paterson Press
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December 7, 1886 Paterson Press
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During the month of October, 1887, a fair was held at Washington Hall, the proceeds netting $2,000. At the annual meeting held in December, 1887, it was voted to establish permanent headquarters, and Geo. W. Pollitt, John W. Bensen and John I. Spittel were appointed a committee to procure suitable rooms.
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At a special meeting held at engine 3's house in January, 1888, the committee reported in favor of leasing the rooms on the second floor of the building No. 169 Market street. The report was adopted and the same committee was authorized to expend a sufficient amount to suitably decorate and furnish the rooms. The rooms were informally opened Wednesday, February 22, 1888, and the association was comfortably installed in its new home, which was made use of until May 1st, 1892, when the association took possession of the frame building at 18 Clark Street (corner of Clark and Smith streets), and ultimately purchased by them.
January 19, 1888: Association leases rooms on Market Street and hopes to get a fire alarm gong.
Paterson Press
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December 12, 1889: Elections - John McKiernan president, John MacDonald VP
December 12, 1889: Elections - John McKiernan president, John MacDonald VP
Courtesy Jim Eifler
December 20, 1888: Exempt meeting. Membership is now 360 and finances are flourishing. Officers elected with John McKiernan being president. New badge design adopted. Cataract Hose 2 donated two silver play-pipes.
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Paterson Weekly
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As the Volunteer department started to disband in the late 1880s a large amount of Volunteer memorabilia such as buckets, helmets (including the stovepipe types), badges, engine lamps, trumpets, presentation pieces, etc., was acquired by the Exempt Association. Some of the items can be seen on the Memorabilia pages of this web site. Of course over time the Old Laddies of the Volunteer Department died off and many of their treasures were sold to maintain the organization.
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Presentation piece: a large inscribed Turtle Shell from Neptune 2 Member to Paterson Exempts |
1890 Bylaws Handbook of the Association of Exempt Firemen
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Dayspring Collection
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There are ten pages of members listing their company (Volunteer Department) and when they joined the Exempt Association - CLICK ON ABOVE ICON
January 1890: Souvenirs (brass and aluminum) of the Second Grand Fair
Ribbons & pin missing
Ribbons & pin missing
Eifler Collection
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Eifler Collection
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Eifler Collection
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Eifler Collection
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January 27, 1890: Exempts receive testimonial & Presentation Shield from Long Island City FD
Courtesy Jim Eifler
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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January 27 Guardian
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February 12, 1890: Passaic Engine Company 1 disperses its historic relics with several going to the Exempts
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March 21, 1890: At its last meeting Washington 3 presents the exempts with three silver trumpets
Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
April 9, 1890: Exempt meeting at which note was made of several acquisitions from disbanded companies and new members.
April 10 Guardian
May 8, 1890: Exempt meeting - Memorabilia accepted from Hibernia Hose 3
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May 9 Paterson Daily Press
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October 9, 1889: Exempt meeting
October 10 Paterson Daily Press
June 2, 1890: Upon disbandment of Protection Engine Company 5 on Water Street the Wooden Fireman's Statue in their possession was transferred to Exempt Association - For more on this statue of FDNY's Chief Harry Howard CLICK HERE
Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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A close look at the home below shows "Old Gooseneck" of Passaic Engine Company 1 on the left porch and the magnificent life-size statute of NYC Volunteer Chief Harry Howard standing on the roof over the right porch (in both graphics). Also note the porch has been extended on the left between top and bottom photos. |
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Postcard -- Dayspring Collection
Fore the complete story of the Chief Harry Howard Statue inclduing current pictures visit the memorabila page and scroll down
New York City Volunteer Chief Harry Howard, Chief Engineer from 1857-1860. (FASNY Museum of Firefighting)
October 10, 1890: Exempt Association Fees
Paterson Daily Press
February 12, 1891: Uniforms ordered - described as drab. Also several relics added to the Exempts collection:
The striking part of the prize winning gong used at 1876 Centennial in Philadelphia. The bell itself was destroyed when the quarters of Cataract 2 burned up
The signal of Washington Engine 3 Jeffers steamer
Helmet and parade belt of Assistant Chief Louis Brandt
Keys of each of the engine houses of Volunteer department
Signal of the first hose carriage of Protection Engine 5
Helmet and parade belt of Assistant Chief Louis Brandt
Keys of each of the engine houses of Volunteer department
Signal of the first hose carriage of Protection Engine 5
Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
March 3, 1891: Old wooden hydrants that once adorned the quarters of Protection Engine 5 gifted to the Exempt Association
Paterson Press
July 8, 1891: Exempts continue to receive gifts
July 9 Press
August 12, 1891: Exemt meeting - Fire Hydrants received
August 13 Paterson Press
September 9, 1891: Exempt meeting - more gifts including a 60 year old bucket from PFD early days
September 10 Paterson Press
December 9, 1891: Exempt Officer Election - John McKiernan president for 10th time
December 10 Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
January 20, 1892: Grand Concert and Ball of Exempt Association at Apollo Hall
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January 21, 1892: Annual Concert and Ball at Apollo Hall
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January 23, 1890: Exempt Association Fair
Courtesy Jim Eifler
February 14, 1890: Engine company relics being donated to exempts including the large wooden statue of NYC Chief Harry Howard
Paterson Daily Press
Marble slab from Vigilant 6
Statue of NYC Chief Harry Howard
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Helmet of Assistant Chief Pounds
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September 16, 1890: Exempts celebrate PFD's Annual Parade
September 17 Paterson Daily Press
May 30, 1891: Excursion to Hoboken for unveiling of their Firemen's Monument
Eifler Collection
January 25, 1892: Exempt elections scheduled
Guardian
February 11, 1892: Ex-foreman of Columbia Hose 1 present model of the hose carriage to Exempts
Paterson Press
March 10, 1892: New Exempt Home to be purchased at a cost of $7,000.
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May 11 Paterson Press
May 12 Paterson Press
June 13, 1892: Formal opening of new home at Smith and Clark Street
Jue 14 Paterson Press
December 24, 1892: Exempt Association plans to release a picture sheet of the color lithograph of the December 14, 1871 "Town Clock" Fire of the First Reformed Church, Old Post Office, several stores and residences
December 24 Paterson News
In an 1893 report the association was described as being in a first-class condition, having upwards of five hundred members and receiving accessions constantly. The rooms comprise parlor, smoking and sitting room, kitchen and dining room on the first floor; front and rear parlor, game room, bath room, reading room and directors' room on second floor. The reading room is supplied with all the leading daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, etc., and the game room with various games, cards, dominos, chess, checkers, etc.
Interior room photos shown incredible collection of PFD Volunteer era memorabilia: helmets, trumpets, torches, engine lamps, badges, silver sets, photos, plaques, certificates, old wooden hydrant, etc.
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Dayspring Collection
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Note the Exempt Badge Featured Old Gooseneck (Paterson's First Fire Engine of 1821 ) or Paterson's First Steamer (1863)
February 10, 1893: Reception of Association of Exempt Firemen at Turn Hall
Dayspring Collection
February 9, 1894: Obituary of Exempt FF Ed McEvoy of Washington Engine 3
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Paterson Press - Courtesy jim Eifler
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Courtesy Jim Eifler
May 9, 1894: Exempt's receive a gift (badges and souvenirs)
May 10 Paterson Press
October 11, 1894: Morning Call
Courtesy Jim Eifler
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Courtesy Jim Eifler
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Courtesy Jim Eifler
John Bowering
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Timothy Crane
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December 1, 1894: Committee Meeting Invitation
Dayspring Collection
December 12, 1894: Annual Meeting
December 13 Paterson Press
May 2, 1895: The Gooseneck apparatus moves from its recent home at the place of Phineas Bridge in Haledon to the grounds of the Exempt Home on Clark Street
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"Old Gooseneck" of Passaic Engine Company 1 dating from 1821 was the first apparatus of the Paterson Fire Association. It sat on the porch for years and is now in the Paterson Museum.
May 10, 1895: Upgrades at the home
Paterson Press
May 14, 1896: Exempt FF Meeting - several acquisitions noted
May 15 Paterson Press
January 14, 1897: Relics donated to Exempts
Paterson Daily Press
1898 visit of Morristown's Washington Engine Company 1 to Paterson
Dayspring Collection
September 1, 1899: Exempts to receive visit from Liberty Fire Company of Reading FD
September 3, 1899: Liberty 5 of Reading Pennsylvania travels to Paterson and presents the Paterson Exempts with a spectacular memento which now sits in Smithsonian Museum
Courtesy of Dennis Morrison
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September 4 Paterson News
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Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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November 5, 1889: Exempts to hold their prize fair in January 1890 - they need more space in their quarters
December 13, 1899: Annual meeting of the Exempt Association
December 14 Paterson Daily Press
March 18, 1900: Story of above presentation reposted in Paterson News: "Loving Cup" presented to Exempts from Reading PA firefighters
March 19 Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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September 11, 1895: Monthly Exempt meeting - Memorabilia received
September 12 Morning Call
March 28, 1900: New uniforms for Exempt Firemen
Paterson Daily Press
October 31, 1900: Annual Visit Annual Exempts Association (AEF) to Newburgh, NY
Courtesy Jim Eifler
Courtesy Jim Eifler
April 24, 1901: Exempt home being remodeled to store the Jeffers Steamer
Paterson Daily Press
May 1, 1901: Exempt News - Jeffers Steamer to be cleaned
Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 2, 3, and 4, 1901: Exempt excursion to Philadelphia
Eifler Collection
1902: Morning Call article on history of the Firemen's Statue on Exempt Home roof
Courtesy Jim Eifler
March 13, 1902: A month after the Great 1902 Fire Exempts plan a parade
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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April 1 Paterson Daily Press
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July 31, 1902: As reported on April 1, Led by Captain John McKiernan (a former foreman of the company) Exempts take out the hand-pulled1863 Jeffers Steam apparatus of Washington 3 to a raceway for a demonstration.
Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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December 16, 1902: Paterson News story of the recent Exempts annual meeting and the reporter recalling firefighting of old and the relics at the Exempt Home. The story of John HIncliffe (mayor's father) who lived near the Jersey and Slater Street firehouse which was called the "Gas House District." John was elected Assistant Foreman of Jackson Engine 4. Their foreman John McKiernan was a "Major" and wounded in the Civil War. The story delves into a major silver Trumpet rivalry between Lafayette Engine 8 (the "pride" of Totowa) and Hibernia Hose 3 (located in Dublin area).
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January 23, 1903: Fire and Water Committee meeting - Exempt records destroyed in 1902 fire.
Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
June 3, 1903: Exempts assembled behind City Hall - prior to leaving for an excursion to celebrate the opening of the Fireman's Home in Boonton, NJ. See two news clips below
Dayspring Collection
Dennis Morrison Collection
1903: Follow up celebration in October,
Dennis Morrison Collection
January 19, 1904: Exempt Tales
Paterson Daily Press
Unknown Parade
May 24, 1904: Annual Exempt Association Parade and Picnic at Willard's Park
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Morning Call - Dennis Morrison
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Totowa Borough side of Holy Sepulcher cemetery - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
May 24 Paterson Daily Press
June 28, 1904: Exempt quarters renovated
Paterson Daily Press
September 4, 1904: Visit to Reading PA
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December 15, 1904: Exempts commission a photographer to make a souvenir book of firehouse and apparatus pictures.
Paterson Daily Press
November 20, 1905: Sons of Paterson Volunteer Firefighters meet at Exempt Home to organize a new group
Paterson Daily Press
December 14, 1905: Exempt Association elections
October 8, 1906: Meeting upcoming to hand out gloves and badges for Elizabeth trip.
Paterson Daily Press
October 10, 1906: Reunion of Passaic Engine One FF
Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Moore Collection
Paterson Daily Press
December 26, 1906: George Young former Foreman of Passaic 1 and Assistant Chief (1868)dies
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Morning Call = Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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October 28, 1907: Paterson Press article on PFD Annual Inspection and Parade
Paterson Daily Press
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October 29 Paterson Daily Press
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December 12, 1907: Elections - President was alderman John Boylan
July 17, 1908: Funeral at Exempt Home for Volunteer FF John R. Wood injured years ago (June 22, 1888) at Protection Engine 5 quarters
Morning Call - Courtesy Jim Eifler
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July 20, 1908: Fire at the Exempt Home
Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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September 7, 1908: Annual FD Parade
Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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1863 Jeffers Steamer in parade
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Exempt FF pulling Old Gooseneck
Guardian September 8 courtesy Dennis Morrison
September 9, 1909: Exempts to wear helmets during parades
September 9 Paterson Press
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December 29, 1909: Exempts pay off mortgage on the Ecempt Home
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December 29 Paterson Press
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May 9, 1910: Exempt meeting led by John Pollitt discussing past conflagrations
Paterson Evening News
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December 13, 1910: At 28th Annual Meeting of Exempts, Postmaster George Pollitt (former volunteer fireman) discusses the history of Exempt Association
Paterson Press
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March 15, 1911: Death of Exempt FF Michael Buckley
Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
April 12, 1911: Home renovated including painting of statue on roof
Paterson Press
December 13, 1911: Exempt Assocation election of officers
December 14 Paterson Press
February 18, 1912: Sunday Chronicle story on the Association - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Former President of Association
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March 19, 1912: Exempt FF Richard Fletcher of Neptune 2 dies at Boonton home
Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
December 10, 1914: Elections
Paterson Press
November 15, 1918: Pension Fund brochure
Dayspring Collection
March 22, 1920: Exempts celebrate 30th Anniversary of fully paid department and demise of Volunteer department
Paterson News
March 12, 1921: Reverend WJ Carlin speaks to Association
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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August 14, 1922: A review of Volunteer History and a plea to save the Exempt Treasures
Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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September 12, 1985: Totowa Borough FF led by Edward Cohen and Emil Eifler join PFD Exempts on trip to Booton Firemen's Home
Paterson Morning Call
March 1, 1926 petition from Exempt Association to have Wallace Graham, who served at Protection Engine Company 5 from 1866 to 1885, appointed as an Exempt Fireman.
Dayspring Collection
September 27, 1929 and October 16, 1929: Request for Exempt Certificate from Peter Bradley, a former member of Protection Engine 5 and early PFD Call Man.
Dayspring Collection
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May 23, 1931: Paterson News review of Clark Street and Exempt Home
Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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June 29, 1931: Older exempts talk about the antique apparatus at the home
Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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January 1, 1940: History of Exempt Association - Only a few originals remain
Paterson Evening News Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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January 22, 1941: Ball Book
June 13, 1942: Review of Exempt Association
Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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March 1947: FMBA Ball Book
1948: Restoration of Paterson's first steam fire engine
Firemen and dignitaries outside of Smith Street side of Exempt Home in 1948, around the 1861 Jeffers Steam Fire Engine. L-R: 4th from left fireman John Heffran (in overcoat), Harry B Haines, Chief Troy, Commissioner Jack Stern. Top row second from left FMBA President Frank Dalton. Top far right in in uniform Captain Heintzman
1861 Jeffers Steamer outside Exempt Home
June 24, 1948: Exempt Home fountain restoration ceremony to be held June 26
Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
June 26, 1948: Statue Re-dedication ceremony
June 28 Paterson News
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A fountain in part repaired by noted Paterson artisan Gaetano Federici (seen in front at center right holding his hat at his right side) to the Exempt Firemen's Association at their Clark Street home. Second on the left is FMBA president Frank Dalton, 3rd is Harry B Haines (publisher of Paterson Evening News) and 4th in front is Chief James Troy. Man in suit (center left) with arm around child is Fire Commissioner Jack Stern.
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To see what ultimately happened to the statue scroll to December 26, 1961 entry below
September 25, 1948: Exempt Memorabilia goes on display during the gala convention of the Stater Exempt Association being held in Paterson
Dayspring Collection
September 25, 1948: Tales of some of the Exempt Home memorabilia - The carved fireman statue and the stuffed bear.
Paterson News
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September 25, 1948: Restoration of Old Gooseneck - on display during parade
Paterson News
October 15, 1948: Exempt home to be rededicated on October 19
October 15 Paterson News
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October 20, 1948: Re-dedication of Exempt home - several FMBA members in photo
Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
April 1, 1950: Renovation of Exempt Home led by Captains Bronie Daniels (Master Carpenter) and Gerard Dugan (Engine 10)
Paterson News
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September 23, 1960: Exempt home at Clark and Smith Streets to be sold. Most of the many antique treasures have been sold off
Paterson Evening News
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November 1960: Exempt Headquarters demolished
Courtesy Dennis Morrison
Replacement Building - Lawyers Office
January 26, 1961: The landmark Gaetano Federicci Statue formerly at Exempt Home being restored at Central Fire Headquarters
Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
July 1, 1963: Exempt certificate of Paterson FF John Heffran
Stock Certificate of the Exempt Fireman's Association owned by Fireman John Heffran
Dayspring Collection
April 24, 1963: New Exempt Home at 224-232 Walnut Street to open on Sunday April 28
Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
April 28, 1963: New Exempt Fireman's Building at 226 Walnut Street dedicated
April 29 Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
July 11, 1981: Certificate (of then just retired Assistant Chief Joseph Dayspring)
Dayspring Collection
July 11, 1981: Certificate of Chief Harold Kane
December 2022: View of FF gathered for the "Fill the Boot" campaign outside of Exempt Home
April 23, 2023: Exterior views of home
Vincent T Marchese Photos
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ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN CITY OF PATERSON
1882 - 1892
Taken from Centennial Edition of the Paterson Evening News
ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN CITY OF PATERSON
1882 - 1892
Taken from Centennial Edition of the Paterson Evening News
PRESIDENTS
John MCKIERNAN, from November 27 1882 to December 1892
VICE PRESIDENTS
William C. MARTIN, November 27 1882 to December, 1886
John MACDONALD, December 1886 to December, 1890
Robert GLEDHILL, December 1890 to December 1891
Daniel GREGORY, December 1891 to December 1892
RECORDING SECRETARIES
John JOHNSON, November 27 1882 to June 1883
Charles M. KING, June 1882 to December 1886
John I. SPITTEL, December 1886 to December 1892
FINANCIAL SECRETARIES*
Stewart TAYLOR, July 1888 to December 1892
*The Recording Secretary acted as Financial Secretary until July, 1888.
TREASURERS
John W. BENSEN, November 27 1882 to June 1888
Charles M. KING, July 1888 to December 1892
TRUSTEES
1883 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, George W. POLLITT, Charles M. KING, John SULLIVAN, John I. SPITTEL.
1884 and 1885 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, John I. SPITTEL, Edgar TAYLOR, George W. POLLITT, John SULLIVAN
1886 - John I. SPITTEL, Hiram BLANCHARD, Edgar TAYLOR, Isaac H. GARRABRANT, James KING
1887 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, Henry L. REED, Gustave SPECHT, Charles GOLLMOR, Charles M. KING
1888 - Charles GOLLMOR, Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, Henry L. REED, George W. DOBSON, George W. POLLITT.
1889 - George W. POLLITT, William FORD, William DOUGLAS, Jr., James KEARNEY, Jr., Edgar TAYLOR, Gustave SPECHT.
1890 - George W. POLLITT, James KEARNEY, Jr., Edgar TAYLOR, William DOUGLAS, Jr., Thomas WHOWELL, William MARSHALL
DIRECTORS
1891 - Thomas WHOWELL, William C. MARTIN, James KEARNEY, Jr., William FIELDING, William MARSHALL, Henry M. BUTLER
1892 - James KEARNEY, Jr., William FIELDING, Thomas WHOWELL, William C. MARTIN, William MARSHALL, William HOBSON.
STANDING COMMITTEES
1883 and 1884 - Joseph BUCKLEY, John C. MCBRIDE, Philip CHAPMAN
1885 and 1886 - Joseph BUCKLEY, Henry L. REED, James KEARNEY, Jr.
1887 - William FORD, John GILLESPIE, Daniel VANDERHOOF
1888 - John SMITH, N.C. QUACKENBUSH, Charles C. MOORE
1889 and 1890 - Daniel GREGORY, John T. POLLITT, James H. COYLE
1891 - John T. POLLITT, Daniel GREGORY, James DUNN
1892 - John T. POLLITT, Samuel HOLT, Henry BUSH
John MCKIERNAN, from November 27 1882 to December 1892
VICE PRESIDENTS
William C. MARTIN, November 27 1882 to December, 1886
John MACDONALD, December 1886 to December, 1890
Robert GLEDHILL, December 1890 to December 1891
Daniel GREGORY, December 1891 to December 1892
RECORDING SECRETARIES
John JOHNSON, November 27 1882 to June 1883
Charles M. KING, June 1882 to December 1886
John I. SPITTEL, December 1886 to December 1892
FINANCIAL SECRETARIES*
Stewart TAYLOR, July 1888 to December 1892
*The Recording Secretary acted as Financial Secretary until July, 1888.
TREASURERS
John W. BENSEN, November 27 1882 to June 1888
Charles M. KING, July 1888 to December 1892
TRUSTEES
1883 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, George W. POLLITT, Charles M. KING, John SULLIVAN, John I. SPITTEL.
1884 and 1885 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, John I. SPITTEL, Edgar TAYLOR, George W. POLLITT, John SULLIVAN
1886 - John I. SPITTEL, Hiram BLANCHARD, Edgar TAYLOR, Isaac H. GARRABRANT, James KING
1887 - Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, Henry L. REED, Gustave SPECHT, Charles GOLLMOR, Charles M. KING
1888 - Charles GOLLMOR, Garret H. VAN HOUTEN, Henry L. REED, George W. DOBSON, George W. POLLITT.
1889 - George W. POLLITT, William FORD, William DOUGLAS, Jr., James KEARNEY, Jr., Edgar TAYLOR, Gustave SPECHT.
1890 - George W. POLLITT, James KEARNEY, Jr., Edgar TAYLOR, William DOUGLAS, Jr., Thomas WHOWELL, William MARSHALL
DIRECTORS
1891 - Thomas WHOWELL, William C. MARTIN, James KEARNEY, Jr., William FIELDING, William MARSHALL, Henry M. BUTLER
1892 - James KEARNEY, Jr., William FIELDING, Thomas WHOWELL, William C. MARTIN, William MARSHALL, William HOBSON.
STANDING COMMITTEES
1883 and 1884 - Joseph BUCKLEY, John C. MCBRIDE, Philip CHAPMAN
1885 and 1886 - Joseph BUCKLEY, Henry L. REED, James KEARNEY, Jr.
1887 - William FORD, John GILLESPIE, Daniel VANDERHOOF
1888 - John SMITH, N.C. QUACKENBUSH, Charles C. MOORE
1889 and 1890 - Daniel GREGORY, John T. POLLITT, James H. COYLE
1891 - John T. POLLITT, Daniel GREGORY, James DUNN
1892 - John T. POLLITT, Samuel HOLT, Henry BUSH
ROLL OF MEMBERS (alphabetical)
Name: Company Date Joined Association
ACKER, Richard Hose 2 Jun 6 1888
ACKERMAN, Peter D. Eng. 5 Nov 12, 1890
ALLEN, Frederick Eng. 7 Jun 6, 1888
ALLEN, William Eng. 7 Oct 9, 1889
ALLISON, Joseph Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
ANDERSON, William Eng. 2 Aug 18 1887
ANGER, John Eng. 4 Jul 21 1887
ARDEN, Samuel Eng. 2 Sept 12, 1888
ARLINGTON, Charles W. Eng. 5 Dec 11, 1889
ARNOT, James Eng. 6 May 14, 1890
ATCHISON, James H&L 1 Aug 8, 1888
ATHERTON, Thomas Eng. 6 Sept 12, 1888
BAILEY, William Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
BANGHARDT, Adam Eng. 8 Jun 6, 1888
BARCLAY, Henry Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
BARTON, Josiah Eng. 6 Aug 13, 1890
BARTON, Thomas Eng. 2 Jun 6 1888
BEARDS, William Eng. 3 Dec 10, 1890
BEARDSLEY, Benajah Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
BEAUMONT, John Eng. 1 Jun 1 1887
BECKWITH, Charles D. Eng. 2 Jun 6, 1888
BEH, Frederick Eng. 4 Jun 6 1888
BENTLEY, Joseph Eng. 7 Jun 6 1888
BERDAN, Jacob H. Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
BERGHORN, Frederick A. Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
BERGHORN, Michael Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
BICKING, Philip Eng. 5 Apr 4 1883
BICKING, Simon Eng. 5 Nov 13, 1889
BIEHLER, Joseph Hose 1 Jun 2 1885
BIMSON, John Eng. 4 Jun 6 1888
BLAKELY, Frank Eng. 4 May 2 1883
BLANCHARD, Hiram Eng. 2 Mar 7 1883
BLAND, John Eng. 7 Jun 11, 1890
BLAND, William Eng. 7 Sep 12 1887
BLAUVELT, Joseph H. H&L 1 Jun 6, 1888
BOND, Joshua Eng. 7 Nov 13, 1889
BOOTH, Alfred G. Hose 2 Oct 8, 1890
BOWDEN, John W. Eng. 6 Mar 12, 1890
BOYLAN, John H&L 1 Dec 10, 1890
BOYLE, David Eng. 2 Jun 6, 1888
BOYLE, William Eng. 8 Dec 10, 1890
BRANDT, Charles M. Eng. 1 Jun 6, 1888
BRANDT, Henry Hose 1 Apr 9, 1890
BRANDT, Louis Hose 1 Jun 4 1884
BRANDT, Martin H&L 2 May 14, 1890
BRIDGE, Robert Eng. 1 Nov 27 1882
BRIODY, Philip Eng. 4 Jun 6 1888
BROUGHTON, Grinshaw Eng. 1 Jan 8, 1890
BROWN, Joseph H&L 1 May 8, 1889
BROWN, William H. Eng. 1 Aug 8, 1888
BRUMMER, George Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
BUCKLEY, Michael Eng 4 Feb 12, 1890
BUNTING, George Eng. 7 Jun 6 1888
BUNTING, Samuel Eng. 7 Sep 12 1887
BURGER, Martin Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
BURGESS, James Eng. 6 Jun 6 1888
BURGHARDT, Louis Eng. 1 Nov 14, 1888
BURK, Samuel Eng. 7 May 8, 1889
BURKETT, John Eng. 3 Jun 11, 1890
BURNS, William Eng. 6 Oct 9, 1889
BURTON, William Eng. 9 Nov 12, 1890
BUSH, Henry Eng. 6 Aug 14, 1889
BUSH, John Eng. 7 Mar 12, 1890
BUSH, Peter Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
BUTLER, Henry M. Hose 2 Aug 13, 1890
BYRNES, John Eng. 2 Dec 10, 1890
CADMUS, Thomas Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
CAMPBELL, James Eng. 3 Sep 7 1887
CAMPBELL, William Eng. 8 Sep 10, 1890
CAMPBELL, William B. Eng. 2 Jul 21 1887
CARLOUGH, John N. Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
CARNEY, Michael Eng. 1 Feb 13, 1889
CARROLL, Charles Eng. 9 Jul 21 1887
CARROLL, Edward Eng. 7 Apr 9, 1890
CARROLL, James Eng. 7 Mar 12, 1890
CARROLL, James Eng. 6 Mar 12, 1890
CASE, George M. Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
CASEY, William Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
CHADWICK, John Eng. 1 Jun 11, 1890
CHAMBERLIN, Joseph Eng. 1 Dec 11, 1889
CHAMBERLIN, Theophilus H. Eng. 8 Jun 6 1888
CHAPMAN, Joseph Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
CHAPMAN, Patrick Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
CHAPMAN, Phillip Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
CHAPMAN, Thomas Eng. 3 Dec 5 1883
CHASE, Charles W. Eng. 5 Jun 11, 1890
CHECKLEY, Thomas Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
CHISWELL, George S. H&L 1 Aug 8, 1888
CLARK, John Eng. 1 Sep 10, 1890
CLARK, Thomas Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
CLINTON, Francis D. Eng. 2 Sep 7 1887
CLOSE, Henry Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
CLUNEY, Denis Eng. 4 Sep 10, 1890
CLUNEY, John Eng. 4 Sep 11, 1889
COLEMAN, Edward J. Hose 2 Apr 8, 1891
CONDON, Michael Eng. 9 Aug 13, 1890
CONLIN, James Hose 2 Jul 10, 1889
CONNELLY, John H&L 1 Sep 10, 1890
CONWAY, Matthew Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
COOK, William Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
CORBETT, Patrick Eng. 8 Dec 3 1884
COSTELLO, Frank Eng. 4 Jun 6, 1888
COULTER, James H&L 1 Oct 2 1887
COYLE, James H. Hose 2 Jun 6, 1888
CROSBY, John H. H&L 1 May 8, 1889
CROTTY, John Eng. 2 Dec 12, 1888
CUBBY, Christopher Eng. 3 May 2 1883
CULTERTON, James Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
CUMMINGS, George Eng. 8 Jun 6, 1888
CUNNINGHAM, Edward Eng. 6 Mar 7 1888
CURLEY, Marcus Eng. 6 Dec 10, 1890
DALY, Michael Eng. 3 Jun 11, 1890
DAVIS, Eugene Eng. 5 Apr 4 1883
DAVIS, Frank Eng. 2 Mar 7 1888
DEAN, Henry Hose 3 Nov 27 1882
DEAN, John Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
DEAN, Samuel R. H&L 1 Jan 15 1883
DECKER, Louis A. Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
DEGLEMAN, Joseph A. H&L 2 Nov 12, 1890
DELANEY, Michael Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
DELANOY, William H. Eng. 4 Dec 11, 1889
DEMPSEY, John J. Hose 2 Jun 6 1888
DEMPSEY, William G. Eng. 7 Jun 6, 1888
DERMOND, George Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
DERROM, Andrew Eng. 2 Jun 6 1888
DIMOND, James Eng. 2 Nov 12, 1890
DOBSON, George W. Eng. 2 Aug 18 1887
DOBSON, William, Jr. Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
DOHERTY, James Eng. 1 Sept 12, 1888
DONNELLY, Francis E. Eng. 7 Sep 11, 1889
DONNOLLY, James Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
DONOVAN, John C. Eng. 4 Apr 9, 1890
DOREMUS, Andrew Eng. 2 Jun 6 1888
DOREMUS, John Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
DOREMUS, John B. Eng. 5 Mar 7 1883
DOREMUS, Peter Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
DOREMUS, Thomas W. Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
DOREMUS, William P. Eng. 1 May 14, 1890
DOUGLAS, Charles Eng. 3 Aug 18 1887
DOUGLAS, William, Jr. Eng. 5 Sep 12 1887
DOUGLAS, William, Sr. Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
DOWNIE, Robert Eng. 1 Dec 3 1884
DRESSENDORFER, Philip Eng. 3 Mar 5 1884
DUNKERLY, Samuel Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
DUNN, James Hose 3 Aug 14, 1889
DUNN, Peter Hose 3 Oct 2 1887
DUNN, William Hose 3 Jul 21 1887
DUNPHY, Robert Eng. 4 May 14, 1890
EDGE, John Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
EDSON, Amos Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
EDWARDS, John Eng. 6 Oct 2 1887
ELLIS, John Eng. 8 Oct 23 1887
ELVIN, Thomas H&L 1 Jun 6 1888
ELY, Chester D. Eng. 1 Dec 11, 1889
ETTINGER, Joseph Eng. 3 Apr 9, 1890
FANNING, Edward Hose 3 Jun 6, 1888
FARNON, Thomas Eng. 2 Aug. 8, 1888
FARRENBACH, Charles H&L 2 Nov 12, 1890
FEENEY, Bernard Eng. 1 Sep 12 1887
FIELDING, William Hose 2 Mar 7 1888
FIELDING, William Eng. 5 Oct 8, 1890
FINDER, John H&L 2 Oct 2 1887
FISH, Thomas Eng. 7 Jun 11, 1890
FITZGERALD, Arthur Eng. 4 Jun 11, 1890
FLETCHER, Richard Eng. 2 Jun 11, 1890
FLYNN, Thomas Hose 3 May 2 1883
FOX, James H. Hose 2 Oct 9, 1889
FRANEY, James J. Eng. 2 Mar 7 1888
FROHLICH, John Eng. 6 Oct 2 1887
FROHLICH, Joseph Eng. 9 Jan 9, 1889
FUCHS, Anthony Eng. 2 Dec 10, 1890
GARLICK, James Eng. 7 Jan 8, 1890
GARRABRANT, George H. Eng. 3 Jul 21 1887
GARRABRANT, Isaac H. Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
GARSIDE, Frederick W. Eng. 2 Jun 6 1888
GARSIDE, John Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
GIBSON, David Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
GILBERT, James H&L 1 Jun 6 1888
GILLESPIE, John Eng. 2 Sep 1 1886
GILLMOR, John Eng. 6 Oct 23 1887
GLADWIN, Henry Eng. 7 Oct 2 1887
GLASS, John Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
GLEDHILL, Robert Eng. 1 Sep 10, 1890
GOLDING, William Eng. 8 Jun 6, 1888
GOLLMOR, Charles H&L 1 Mar 4 1885
GRAUL, Frederick G. Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
GREEN, Charles H. Hose 2 Sep 10, 1890
GREER, John M. Hose 2 Apr 10, 1889
GREER, William F. Hose 2 Dec 10, 1890
GREGORY, Daniel Eng. 7 Mar 7 1888
HABBEN, John Eng. 1 May 13, 1891
HAEBERLE, Jacob Hose 1 Dec 1 1886
HAGEN, Joseph Eng. 3 May 8, 1889
HAGER, Christian H&L 2 Jun 6 1888
HAIDENGER, Christian H&L 2 Dec 1 1886
HALL, Thomas W. Hose 2 May 8, 1889
HALLORAN, Patrick Eng. 4 Jun 11, 1890
HALNAN, Michael Eng. 9 May 8, 1889
HAMPSON, Noah Eng. 6 Oct 23 1887
HARDIMAN, Thomas F. Eng. 7 Mar 13, 1889
HARMON, William H. Hose 2 Oct 9, 1889
HARRIS, Walter Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
HARRISON, Joshua W. Hose 2 Mar 13, 1889
HART, John J. Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
HARWOOD, William Eng. 2 Nov 14, 1888
HAWLEY, John J. Hose 2 Oct 8, 1890
HAWLEY, Michael T. Hose 2 Dec 12, 1888
HAYES, William T. Eng. 4 May 2 1883
HEALEY, James B. Eng. 3 Jun 1 1887
HEALY, Cornelius Eng. 4 Nov 27 1882
HELMRICH, William E. Hose 1 Nov 27 1882
HELMS, Christian Hose 3 Jun 6, 1888
HELMS, Frederick W. Hose 3 Mar 7 1888
HOBSON, William Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
HOCKETT, John E. Eng. 8 Feb 22, 1890
HOLLY, William Eng. 2 Jun 11, 1890
HOLT, James S. Eng. 1 Jun 6, 1888
HOLT, Samuel Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
HOLT, William Eng. 1 Jun 4 1884
HOPPER, Henry Eng. 5 Oct 8, 1890
HOPPER, James E. Eng. 1 Jan 8, 1890
HOWDEN, Peter D. Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
HOWE, James Eng. 8 Nov 12, 1890
HUDSON, James Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
HUMMEL, Frederick H&L 2 Aug 18 1887
IRWIN, Archibald Eng. 2 Jan 15 1883
IRWIN, James Eng. 2 Jun 10,1891
JAQUA, Henry S. H&L 1 Nov 14, 1888
JONES, James H&L 1 Jul 10, 1889
JORDAN, Neill Eng. 3 Apr 9, 1890
KANE, Matthew Eng. 4 Jan 13, 1892
KATZ, Bernard H&L 2 Mar 13, 1889
KEARNEY, James, Jr. H&L 1 Nov 27 1882
KEARNEY, Joseph H&L 1 Sep 10, 1890
KEATING, Charles Hose 3 Dec 10, 1890
KEDASH, Herman Eng. 9 Nov 12, 1890
KEDASH, John Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
KEEL, Harry Eng. 9 Nov 12, 1890
KELLER, George Hose 1 Jun 6 1888
KELLEY, Henry Eng. 4 Jul 9, 1890
KENNEDY, Bartholomew Eng. 4 Jun 10, 1891
KENT, Jacob S. H&L 1 May 8, 1889
KEPPLER, Joseph H&L 2 Nov 27 1882
KERSHAW, James Eng. 7 Mar 7 1888
KERSHAW, John Eng. 7 Jun 6, 1888
KEYS, James Eng. 4 May 8, 1889
KIEFER, Adam Hose 1 Nov 14, 1888
KINCH, William S. H&L 1 Feb 13, 1889
KING, Charles M. Eng 2 Nov 27 1882
KING, Elias B. H&L 1 May 8, 1889
KING, James Eng. 5 Dec 3 1884
KIRKPATRICK, Edward Eng. 4 Apr 9, 1890
KNAUS, Andrew Eng. 1 Jan 9, 1889
KOEHLER, Thomas Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
KOHN, Anthony Eng. 9 Jul 8, 1891
KOHN, John H&L 2 Oct 8, 1890
KRECH, John Hose 1 Sep 11, 1889
KRIEGER, Jacob Eng. 2 Jul 9, 1890
KUES, John Hose 1 Sep 11, 1889
LAIR, Edward Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
LAIR, John Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
LARUE, John W. Eng. 8 Aug 18 1887
LAWTON, James Eng. 8 Nov 12, 1890
LEGGETT, James Eng. 5 Jun 11, 1890
LENDRUM, William H&L 1 Sep 12 1887
LEROY, John J. Eng. 9 May 8, 1889
LORD, William Eng. 6 Mar 11, 1891
LOSSA, Emanuel Hose 1 Nov 14, 1888
LOUGHLIN, William Eng. 4 May 2 1883
MACDONALD, John Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
MADDEN, John Eng. 9 Nov 12, 1890
MADOERY, John Hose 1 Nov 27 1882
MAINEY, David F. Eng. 1 Aug 13, 1890
MAINZ, Albert Hose 2 Oct 8,1890
MALLISON, John W. Hose 2 Jun 6 1888
MARSHALL, Henry Eng. 1 May 13, 1891
MARSHALL, John Hose 2 Aug 14, 1889
MARSHALL, William Eng. 4 Jun 6, 1888
MARTIN, Charles Eng. 6 Mar 13, 1889
MARTIN, William H&L 1 Jun 6 1888
MARTIN, William C. Eng 5 Nov 27 1882
MATTHEWS, John Eng. 8 Apr 9, 1890
MCALLISTER, David H&L 1 Nov 14, 1888
MCBRIDE, John C. Hose 3 Nov 27 1882
MCCOY, Thomas Eng. 8 Oct 2 1887
MCCRYSTAL, Joseph Eng. 4 May 8, 1889
MCGIRR, Matthew Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
MCGLADE, John Eng. 4 Aug 18 1887
MCGLORY, Daniel Eng. 3 Oct 23 1887
MCKELVEY, John Eng. 8 Jun 6 1888
MCKEON, James Eng. 3 May 8, 1889
MCKEON, William Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
MCKIERNAN, John Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
MCKIERNAN, Samuel G. Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
MCLOUGHLIN, Frank Eng. 6 Mar 7 1888
MCMULLEN, James Eng. 3 Jun 6 1888
MCMURRAY, John T. Eng. 3 Mar 7 1888
MEISTERMAN, Joseph Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
MESSENGER, John N. Eng. 5 May 11, 1892
MEWHINNEY, John Eng. 5 Sep 5 1883
MICK, John Hose 1 Jan 15 1883
MICKEL, John Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
MILLER, Cyrus Eng. 5 Jun 6, 1888
MILLER, Daniel Eng. 1 Mar 11, 1891
MILLER, Peter Eng. 7 Apr 10, 1889
MILLER, William Eng. 2 Oct 2 1887
MILLIGAN, Robert Eng. 2 Mar 7 1888
MILLS, James C. Eng. 5 Nov 14, 1888
MILNES, William Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
MOORE, Charles C. Eng. 2 May 2 1883
MOORE, Daniel T. Eng. 8 Jun 6, 1888
MOORE, John J. H&L 3 Oct 8, 1890
MOORE, Richard Eng. 4 Jun 6 1888
MORRISON, William Eng. 4 Mar 7 1888
MOSER, Andrew Eng. 1 Mar 7 1883
MULLEN, John Eng. 4 Nov 14, 1888
MURPHY, James H&L 1 Mar 12, 1890
MURPHY, John Eng. 1 Aug 18 1887
MURRAY, David E. Eng. 3 Jun 11, 1890
MUTH, George H&L 2 Aug 13, 1890
NAGLE, Henry Eng. 8 Mar 13, 1889
NICHOLS, John Eng. 6 Oct 2 1887
NORRIS, Nelson C. Hose 2 Oct 8, 1890
O’HARA, John Eng. 6 Nov 27 1882
O’NEILL, Cornelius F. Eng. 1 Nov 12, 1890
O’NEILL, James H&L 1 Mar 12, 1890
PARKINSON, John Hose 2 Mar 12, 1890
PATON, James Hose 2 Nov 27 1882
PEARCE, William H&L 1 Dec 11, 1889
PERCY, William Eng. 4 Jul 10, 1889
PERRY, Daniel H&L 1 Jun 10, 1891
PETRAT, Frederick H&L 2 May 11, 1892
PFITZENMEYER, Jacob H&L 2 Oct 23 1887
PHAFFLIEN, Frederick Hose 1 Nov 13, 1889
PHALON, John Eng. 3 Oct 2 1887
PHALON, Timothy Hose 3 Oct 23 1887
PIAGET, Louis A. Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
PIERCE, John R. H&L 1 Jun 6 1888
PIPP, Henry Hose 1 Sep 11, 1889
PLOCH, John Hose 1 Oct 2 1887
POHLMAN, John Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
POLLITT, George W. Eng. 1 Nov 27 1882
POLLITT, James Eng. 1 Mar 7 1888
POLLITT, John T. Eng. 1 Mar 7 1888
POST, Abram A. Eng. 9 Aug 13, 1890
POST, Henry H&L 1 Jul 8, 1891
POST, William J. Eng. 1 Oct 8, 1890
QUACKENBUSH, David H. Hose 2 May 14, 1890
QUACKENBUSH, Nathaniel C. Hose 2 Oct 23 1887
QUIGLEY, Thomas H&L 1 Dec. 10, 1890
QUINN, Martin Eng. 8 Mar 12, 1890
RADCLIFFE, James Eng. 1 Aug 18 1887
RAFFERTY, James Eng. 8 Sep 7 1887
RAWSON, Thomas Eng. 2 May 2 1883
RAYMOND, John L. H&L 2 Nov 27 1882
REED, Henry L. Eng. 2 Apr 4 1883
REGNER, John E. Eng. 1 Mar 7 1883
REICHARDT, Bernhardt H&L 2 Jul 21 1887
REID, John Eng. 1 Jun 6, 1888
REILLY, James Eng. 4 Sep 11, 1889
REITZ, Jacob Eng. 4 Aug 13, 1890
RESLER, Louis Hose 1 Mar 7 1888
RICKER, John Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
RICKER, William Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
RILEY, Peter Eng. 4 Jun 6 1888
ROBERTS, William Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
ROBINSON, James Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
ROGERS, Andrew J. Eng. 3 Jan 8, 1890
ROMAINE, Lambert Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
ROSS, Richard Eng. 8 Jun 6 1888
ROSS, Tunis Hose 2 Jan 15 1883
ROSWELL, Allison Eng 6 Jan 8, 1890
RYAN, James Hose 3 May 13, 1891
SAAL, Daniel Hose 1 Apr 10, 1889
SCANLAN, James Hose3 Nov 14, 1888
SCHOONMAKER, Henry Eng. 1 Jun 6 1888
SCHOONMAKER, Samuel Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
SCHWARZ, Adolph L. Eng. 6 May 8, 1889
SCHWARZ, William Hose 1 Jul 12, 1889
SCOTT, Frank Eng. 4 Dec 11, 1889
SHACKELTON, Mark Eng. 7 Jun 6, 1888
SHAW, James Eng. 7 Jun 4 1884
SHELDRAKE, George Eng 5 Nov 13, 1889
SIMPSON, Lewis Eng. 5 Nov 12, 1890
SKELTON, Charles H. Eng. 1 Nov 12, 1890
SLATER, George Eng. 9 Dec 10, 1890
SLINGLAND, George W. Eng. 2 Jul 9, 1890
SMITH, George Eng. 5 Apr 4 1883
SMITH, Henry Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
SMITH, Jacob Hose 3 Apr 9, 1890
SMITH, James Hose 1 Nov 27 1882
SMITH, John Hose 2 Nov 27 1882
SMITH, Thomas H. Eng. 5 Jun 6 1888
SNYDER, Alonzo G. Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
SNYDER, Nichols R. Eng. 9 May 14, 1890
SPECHT, Gustave H&L 2 Nov 27 1882
SPENCE, James Eng. 7 Jul 8, 1891
SPITTEL, John I. Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
SPITTEL, Robert Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
SPREEN, William Eng. 8 Dec 11, 1889
ST. LAWRENCE, Patrick Hose 4 Nov 27 1882
STAGG, John Eng. 1 Jul 21 1887
STANDARD, William Eng. 8 Apr 9, 1890
STANDISH, James Eng. 7 Jun 6, 1888
STEWART, Thomas Eng. 1 Sep 10, 1890
STODDARD, William C. Eng. 2 Oct 9, 1889
STRASSBURGER, Richard Hose 1 Dec 11, 1889
STRUCK, John Eng. 5 Oct 2 1887
SULLIVAN, John Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
SWEENEY, Patrick Eng. 4 Jun 6, 1888
SYMONDS, Thomas Eng. 6 Jun 11, 1890
TAYLOR, Edgar Eng. 2 Apr 4 1883
TAYLOR, James E. Eng. 1 Jul 9, 1890
TAYLOR, John H. Eng. 1 Sep 10, 1890
TAYLOR, Stewart Eng. 6 Nov 27 1882
TAYLOR, William S. Eng. 1 Mar 5 1884
TENNENT, William Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
THOMS, Alexander S. Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
THOMS, James Eng. 6 Apr 9, 1890
TITUS, Charles H. Eng. 6 Dec 10, 1890
TITUS, Henry Eng. 6 Nov 12, 1890
TITUS, Thompson Eng. 1 Dec 11, 1889
TOMLINSON, Edward Hose 3 Jun 6 1888
TOWNSEND, William F. Hose 2 Apr 10, 1889
TROY, James Eng. 4 Oct 2 1887
TRUSSEL, William Hose 2 Mar 13, 1889
TURNBULL, David I. Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
TURNER, Thomas J. Eng. 5 Nov 27 1882
VALENTINE, Joseph Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
VAN GIESON, Augustus Eng. 1 Jan 8, 1890
VAN GIESON, Sylvester Hose 2 Apr 9, 1890
VAN HOUTEN, Garret H. Eng. 8 Nov 27 1882
VAN RIPER, Cornelius Hose 1 Nov 14, 1888
VAN VLADRICKEN, Henry Eng. 5 Nov 13, 1889
VAN VOORHEES, Albert A. Eng 5 Jan 9, 1889
VANDERHOOF, Daniel Eng. 1 Nov 27 1882
VARICK, Elias Eng. 2 Mar 4 1885
VESEY, John H&L 1 Mar 13, 1889
VREELAND, Andrew Eng. 9 Nov 12, 1890
WALKER, George Eng. 2 Nov 27 1882
WEBER, Albert H&L 1 Jan 8, 1890
WEBER, John H&L 2 Aug 13, 1890
WEBSTER, William Eng. 2 Jul 10, 1889
WEHLING, Philip Hose 1 Jun 11, 1890
WHALON, John E. Eng. 9 Apr 9, 1890
WHITE, Adolph M. Eng. 9 Oct 8, 1890
WHITE, John J. Eng. 2 Nov 12, 1890
WHITTAKER, William H. Eng. 1 Sep 10, 1890
WHORWELL, Albert Eng. 6 Jun 6, 1888
WHOWELL, Thomas Eng. 6 Oct 23 1887
WIELER, Frederick Hose 1 May 2 1883
WILD, Thomas Eng. 6 Jun 11, 1890
WILEY, Charles Eng. 2 Jun 6 1888
WILLIAMS, Peter Eng. 3 Mar 5 1884
WILSON, David H. Eng. 2 Oct 23 1887
WILSON, George Eng. 5 May 8, 1889
WINSLOW, Hartmon Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
WINTERS, Abram Eng. 5 Jul 9, 1890
WIRZ, Herman H&L 2 Jan 14, 1891
WOOD, John R. Eng. 5 May 14, 1890
WOODS, William Hose 3 Jun 6 1888
WOOLLEY, John Eng. 6 May 8, 1889
WOOLLEY, William J. Eng. 6 Feb 13, 1889
WRIGHT, Robert Eng. 8 Jan 8, 1890
YOST, Joseph Eng. 3 Nov 27 1882
ZELUFF, James F. Eng. 2 Jun 6, 1888
ZELUFF, Peter Hose 2 Nov 27 1882
~ DECEASED MEMBERS ~
Company Died
BENSEN, John W. Eng. 1 Jun 24, 1888
BERDAN, Charles E. H&L 1 Feb 9, 1887
BUCKLEY, Joseph Eng. 2 Feb. 9, 1887
CONGDRON, James Eng. 4 Jul 6, 1891
COURTADE, Jacob Eng. 3 Mar 1,1887
DOBSON, William Eng. 2 Apr 1, 1888
DUFFY, Richard H&L 1 Dec 6, 1891
ELVIN, John H&L 1 Aug 21, 1888
FIELDING, William Eng. 3 Aug. 25, 1886
FLETCHER, William Eng. 3 May 8, 1886
FORD, William Eng. 3 Nov 17, 1890
FRICKE, William H&L 2 Oct 28, 1890
GARRABRANT, John J. Eng. 3 Jan 23, 1892
GRUBE, Henry Eng. 1 Dec __ , 1890
HALEY, Thomas H&L 1 Jul 7, 1885
HAYDEN, William Eng. 8 Mar 5, 1884
HOLT, William J. Eng. 2 Feb __ , 1890
KING, James I. Eng. 6 Jul 12, 1884
MCATEER, Daniel Hose 3 Dec 9, 1889
MCCLOUD, Austin Eng. 1 Apr 12, 1890
MELEADY, John F. Eng. 7 Feb 6, 1892
MILLER, John W. Eng. 1 Jan 18, 1888
MORRIS, Joseph Eng. 3 Jun 29, 1891
MOSER, James H. Eng. 1 Jul 9, 1891
MOSES, Charles Hose 2 Dec 22, 1887
MOTT, Samuel Eng. 5 Sep 2, 1891
REILLEY, Bartholomew Eng. 4 Jan 1, 1886
RICKER, George Eng. 3 May 24, 1889
ROBINSON, Ellis Eng. 7 Apr __ , 1890
SANDERSON, John A. Eng. 3 May 3, 1892
SCHUMAKER, Gotfried H&L 2 Apr 5, 1884
STODDARD, David Eng. 1 Nov 27, 1884
UBER, Albert F. Hose 2 Nov 21, 1891
VAN IDERSTINE, Tunis H&L 1 Jan 18, 1885
VANDERBERG, John Eng. 2 Sep 12, 1888
WHITTY, John Hose 3 Oct 16, 1891
WHOWELL, Isaiah Eng. 6 Mar 12, 1892
ZUTTERKIRCH, Jos. E. H&L 2 Sep 1, 1888