. Scannell's New Jersey prima cittadini : biografie e ritratti di notevole vivono gli uomini e le donne del New Jersey con informazione scorci nello stato della storia e affari. ; Sposata a Jersey City, a marzo 31st, 1880, HattieFrances mattina, figlia di Augusto e Maria (Bramard)mattina. Bambini : Eva Niese Perry; Harriette E.; Henry E. Jr.; Char-lotte F.; Benedictus E.; Alfred M. Henry K. Niese è stata per molti anni il fattore propulsivo nella casa di zucchero m Jersey City, di mat-thiessen & Weichers, che af-terwards divenne uno dei chiefassets nel oganization di zucchero l'American

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. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. ; married at Jersey City, on March 31st, 1880, to HattieFrances Moring, daughter of Augustus and Mary (Bramard)Moring. Children : Eva Niese Perry; Harriette E.; Henry E. Jr.; Char-lotte F.; Benedictus E.; Alfred M. Henry K. Niese was for many years the propelling factor in the sugar house m Jersey City, of Mat-thiessen & Weichers, which af-terwards became one of the chiefassets in the oganization of theAmerican Sugar Company, and he has been one of theDirectors of the corporation. Hewas educated in the schools ofthe Island of Fehmarn, at theUniversity of Kiel and at theUniversity of Leipzig. Soon af-ter his arrival in this country, , in 1.S73, he came to Jersey Cityto take an important position inthe sugar refinery there and con-tinued in his relations with thecompany until it was passed overto the American Sugar Com-pany, in which Company now heoccupies the position of ChiefRefiner. Mr. Niese is a Director in theFirst National Bank of Jersey City and a member of the Carteret Club in. 376 Nixon Jersey City, tlie Essex Country Club, the Morris County Golf Club, and theGerman and Chemist Clubs of New York. Mr. Nieses country home is at Morristown (Picatinny Road). LEWIS NIXON—Metuchen.—Shipbuilder. Born at Leesburg, Va., on April 7, 1861; son of Col. J. Lewis and Mary Jane (Turner)Nixon; married at Washington, D. C, in 1891, to Sally LewisAVood. daughter of Col. Lafayette Bawyer Wood and Margai-etRobertson Wood, of Inverness, Scotland. Children: Stanhope Wood, born in 1894, married to Doris Fletch-er Ryer, in 1917. Lewis Nixon has made his name known all over the world by his ship-building activities. At his yards, the Crescent, in Elizabeth, he constructed100 vessels in five years. The Holland, the first submarine of the LTnitedStates Navy, was built there; this was followed by the building

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