In the hope that this is helpful to someone.... MRS. REDINGTON'S DEATH BRIEF SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF AN ENERGETIC WOMAN Mrs. Emily C. Redington, widow of the late George S. Redington, died at the Delaware house in this village at 5:30 o'clock Wednesday morning from the effects of nervous prostration. The funeral services will take place at the house at three o'clock, the Rev. J.G. Rosencrantz officiating. Mrs. Redington was born in the town of Wantage, N.J., May first , 1836. She was the eldest daughter of Lycum C. Everett. In 1853 she married Chauncey C. Wickham. For many years they carried on the hotel business in this village, first at the American house and last at the Delaware house, where Mr. Wickham died, leaving one son, Edward, now aged 18 years. In 1873 Mrs. Wickham married George S. Redington, and continued in the hotel business at the old stand. Mr. Redington died March 15, 1879. Mrs. Redington was well known about Port Jervis and along the line of the Erie as a proprietress of note, and by her energy and close attention to the wants of her guests has placed the Delaware house in the foremost rank of hotels along the Erie. The hotel property belonged to the deceased, and will revert to the son Edward upon his attaining his majority. Port Jervis Evening Gazette, May 14, 1879, page 1.