Obit in Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1889, 27 March 1889:

Shared note	Obit in Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1889, 27 March 1889: Mr. Kissam came to New York early in life, beginning his business career as paying teller of the Union Bank. Subsequently he established the banking firm of Kissam & Co. He retired from business on account of ill health some years ago but did not relinquish his connection with the Stock Exchange. His brothers, Benjamin P. and Samuel H. are prominent in Wall street circles. One of his sisters is the widow of the late William H. Vanderbilt. Mr. Kissam married Miss Josephine DeMott of Bergen, NJ, who with two children survive him.

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Mr. Kissam came to New York early in life, beginning his business
career as paying teller of the Union Bank. Subsequently he established
the banking firm of Kissam & Co. He retired from business on account
of ill health some years ago but did not relinquish his connection
with the Stock Exchange. His brothers, Benjamin P. and Samuel H.
are prominent in Wall street circles. One of his sisters is the widow
of the late William H. Vanderbilt.

Mr. Kissam married Miss Josephine DeMott of Bergen, NJ, who with
two children survive him.

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Peter Rutgers Kissam Father: Samuel Kissam Mother: Margaret Hamilton Adams				1834	190	Cedar Hill, near Albany, NY	4	March 26, 1889	135	55	St. George Hotel, New York, NY	Friday, March 30, 2018 8:52 AM	M	YES	YES
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