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Note: Obituary notice, Newark Evening News, 31 Mar 1957:"Herman Weinrich of 449 Mt. Prospect Ave. died yesterday at theChilton Memorial Hospital, Pompton Plains, of a long illness. Hewas 77. Born in Newark, he had lived here all his life. For 35years he was in charge of shipping at the Essex Foundry inNewark and for 10 years he was with the Federal Telephone &Radio Co. in Clifton as a tool crib attendant. He retired fiveyears ago.Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. William A. Keihm of Wayne,Mrs. Janice Pouncey of Dallas, Tex., and Miss Heln R. Weinrichof Newark; a son, H. Charles of Malibu Beach, Calif., and twograndchildren.Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Smith and Smith Home forServices, 160 Clinton Ave. Rev. Herbert S. Brown, rector ofGrace Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be inFairmount Cemetery."In 1900 census, at age 21, was living apart from his parents,renting at 2112 S. 11th St., Newark, enumerated with hisbrother-in-law, Moses Crane.In 1910 census, he was single, listed in census as bookkeeperfor iron foundry.In 1920, Herman, 40, manager, traffic, and his family (wifeCatherine and daughters Catherine, Helen, and Janis) wereboarders in a boarding house headed and operated by his wife'saunt, Susan Kerrigan, at 1189 Broad St., Newark. He also livedin that boarding house in 1910, when he was single; his futurewife was another of the boarders, along with her brother, Carl.1930 census, also Newark, living with family in Susie Kerrigan'srooming house at 84 Thomas St.: Weinrich, Herman, 50, shippingclerk, iron foundry, married since age 30 to Catherine, 45, withCatherine Jr., 19, bookkeeper, insurance company, Helen, 18,actress, theatre, Janice, 14, and Charles H., 10.Newark city directory entries:1901-02 Weinrich Herman bkkpr h 123 S 11th (same through 1906)1907-08 Weinrich Herman bookkeeper h 179 Orchard (same through1909)1910-11 Weinrich Herman bkkpr Essex Foundry, h 179 Orchard1912 Weinrich Herman bkkpr 1189 Broad (same in '14)1915 Weinrich Herman shipping clerk Essex Foundry h 1189 Broad1918 Weinrich Herman foreman shipper Essex Foundry h 1189 Broad1922 Weinrich Herman foreman Essex Foundry h 84 Thomas1924 Weinrich Herman com trav res 84 Thomas (and 1925, '26, '27)1928 and '29 Weinrich Herman clk r 84 Thomas1930 Weinrich Herman clk h 315 Warner1931 Weinrich Herman shipping manager Essex Foundry h 770 MtProspect av(same in 1935 and 1937)1942 Weinrich Herman shipping manager Essex Foundry h 449 MtProspect av1943 Weinrich Herman (Catherine M) ck E Newark h (6) 449 MtProspect av(same in 1947 and '51 and '55).His will, written 26 Nov 1948, divided his possessions among hisfour children.
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