Barclay Funeral Home was established in 1934 by the Late Lois E. & William C. Barclay, Sr. William C. Barclay Jr joined the staff in 1960 and became a licensed Funeral Director in 1963. In 1975 the business was purchased by Mildred T. and William C. Barclay, Jr from his parents. Since that time it has been owned and operated by them.
In 1996 their son William C. Barclay, III became a licensed Funeral Director and the third generation. The business has always been a family business serving families of all denomination. Barclay Funeral Home is located on the corners of Broad and Maple Street. The physical address is 208 Maple Street, Clayton, NJ 08312.
In 1996 their son William C. Barclay, III became a licensed Funeral Director and the third generation. The business has always been a family business serving families of all denomination. Barclay Funeral Home is located on the corners of Broad and Maple Street. The physical address is 208 Maple Street, Clayton, NJ 08312.
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The Funeral Home is located on the corner of Broad & Maple Streets, Clayton, NJ. Built between 1900 - 1905, the building was formerly The Temperance Hotel, which housed employees of the Moore Brothers Glass Company, Fislerville, NJ, now called Clayton. Directions to Funeral Home from the Walt Whitman Bridge, Phila.
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Danny Ferrazzano
Mar 16, 2021
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Debora Marghilano
Jan 02, 2021
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Tina M.
Jan 09, 2019
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If there was a way to give negative stars as a rating this would be the business that would receive it! When Bill Sr. and Bill Jr. were running things this was the ONLY funeral home my family utilized but since the "new generation" has integrated, we've seen the change from putting and caring about the family first to now being very uncaring, impersonal, and all about their bottom line. We will never be come back nor recommend them again.
Tina M.
Aug 20, 2018
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Jul 22, 2018
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May 06, 2018
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