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* Miss Alice Mather +1947+
* David McClintock +1947+
* Mrs. Florence McKay +1947-1948+** Dec 1948 LOI: "Mrs. Florence McKay, who with her late husband labored in the West Indies for many years, is now a resident of the Home at Longport. She sends us a few interesting details of the Home, as follows: 'This home would need to be seen to be appreciated. There are 39 guests and most of them are 80 years old, or near that age. There are continual improvements being made the for the comfort of the guests. We now have a lovely sun porch, an oil burner for supplying hot water for domestic use, and an elevator is being installed. The elevator was a necessity as the building is four stories high. Mr. Moon, when his day's work at the office was finished, was down in the shaft helping to dig in preparation for the elevator. This together with the efforts of a brother in the Home, aged 79, who with the help of others did most of the work, reduced the expense to a minimum. A cordial invitation is given to the Lord's people to visit the Home, and a hearty welcome awaits them." More news at [[Visiting Ministry at Longport Gospel Hall Home, NJ]].
* Alex Murdock 1947+
* Mrs. Jeremiah E. (M.E.) Russell +1947+
* Robert Harbison 1977-1985 (1894-1985)
** With Christ: "'''Robert Harbison''' of Bryn Mawr, PA on Jan. 30, age 90. Our dear brother was invited to gospel meetings in Bryn Mawr in January, 1924. He returned each night uninvited for two weeks and in his own home on Jan. 20, 1924 he rested on Christ alone for salvation. The unsearchable riches of Christ were a source of wonder and meditation throughout his life. His last seven years were spent in the Longport Home. William Oliver spoke a fitting word in the gospel at the graveside."
* Edith F. Rue ?-1985 (1902-1985)
** With Christ: "'''Mrs. Edith F. Rue''' of Longport, N.J. on Feb. 8, age 82. Our dear sister was born in 1903 and was saved in her teens. For many years she was in fellowship in Pennsauken, where her husband Herbert was a respected elder. Mrs. Rue was a faithful sister throughout her lifetime. For the past few years, she resided in the Longport Home. Norman Crawford and Eugene Higgins shared the funeral services."
* Robert Smith (1895-1985) wife lived at the Home
** With Christ: "'''Robert Smith''' of '''McKeesport, [[Pennsylvania|PA]]''' on Feb. 12, age 89. Our dear brother was saved as a young man and for years was in the fellowship in the old Friendship Avenue assembly in Pittsburgh. He is survived by his wife who is in the Longport Home. His immediate family are all in assembly fellowship. At his funeral, Harold F. Clark spoke words of hope and comfort to the family and words of warning to the unsaved."
* Thomas Pruitt 1960-1985 (1895-1985) he and his wife were both employees of the Home.
** With Christ: "'''Thomas Pruitt''' of Longport, NJ on June 13, age 90. Our dear brother was born in 1895 at Snowthill, [[Maryland|MD]] and was saved in Nov., 1905. He was in assembly fellowship in the Philadelphia area most of his married life before retiring and coming to Longport. He was the husband of William Moon's sister and came to the home with her over 25 years ago to help."
* Thomas Williams 1946-1985 (1899-1985) cofounder & President 1965-1985
** With Christ: "'''Thomas Williams''' of '''Barrington, NJ''' on Oct. 4, age 86. Our esteemed brother was born in Cornwall, [[England]] and came to the U.S.A. as a boy of 12. He was a Sunday School Superintendent in a denomination and was saved while quoting Isaiah 1:18 in prayer. At great personal cost, he came into assembly fellowship at Barrington around 1940. For many years he was a faithful, warm, kind and respected overseer. He was one of the founders of Longport Home and served as President for the past 20 years."
* Catherine H. Conaway 1978-1985 (1895-1985)
** 1980's: 1986:9; 1989:6
* Letters of Interest
** 1940's: 1947:9; 1948:12
** 1960's: 1969:6
** 1980's: 1986:11; 1988:7-8