August 11, 1852

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Whig Press

Middletown, New York

August 11, 1852

MARRIED.

July 31--In Goshen, by J.H. Jansen, esq., Joseph Morse to Frances Shultz.

July 28--By Rev. J. Lester, Daniel Bushfield, of Jersey City, to Mary Taylor, of Cape May.

DIED.

Aug. 8--at Circleville, afer a long and lingering illness, and in the full hope of a blessed immortality, Julia Ayers, widow of the late Ænas Ayres, aged 78 years. Mrs. A. Was a member of the Scotchtown Church, and had been a communicant for nearly sixty years. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

July 22--In Montgomery, George, son of William Boyes, aged 13 years.

The deceased was a lad of unusual promise, and the vigor of his mental powers bid fair to elevate him to honor and usefulness. He was the pride of his parents, and in him were centered their fondest hopes and anticipations. Born in England, he emigrated a few years since with his parents to the United States. He was a member of Montgomery Academy, and was noted for his proficiency and rapid progress in his studies. He was formerly a scholar of the writer, and was highly esteemed by him for his docility, manliness, and attention to study. He was attacked with bone erysipelas in one of his legs , which, entering his body, terminated his life after an illness of only five days. Thus a plant of the fairest promise has been blighted by the frosts of death.

July 27--At New Windsor, John Wm., son of Rev. Wm. Bloomer, aged 2½ years.

July 28--At Shawangunk, Rev. Wm. H. Hart, late Rector of St. Andrew's church, Walden, aged 62.

July 29--John Wiles, of Grassy Point, formerly of Newburgh, aged 62 years.

July 30--In Crawford, of Consumption, Mary Stevenson, in year 34th year.

July 30--In Warwick, James Bradner, aged 70 y.

July 31--In Port Jervis, Mortimer S. Brown, in his 42d year.

Aug. 2--In Monroe, from the effects of a stone bruise, John F., son of Septha Clark, aged 9 years.

Aug. 2--In Ulsterville, Julia, wife of David McElhone, aged about 50 years.

Aug. 3--In Goshen, James G., son of John L. Riker, of New York, aged 8 months.

July 29--In Newburgh, Sintha Gardner, aged 50 years. 31--Michael McConkey, aged 26 years. Aug. 1--Marietta, daughter of John D. Scott, aged 13 years, 2 months.

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Orange County AHGP /ALHN New York AHGP/ALHN AHGP ALHN	Marriage and Death Notices from The Whig Press Middletown, New York August 11, 1852 MARRIED. July 31--In Goshen, by J.H. Jansen, esq., Joseph Morse to Frances Shultz. July 28--By Rev. J. Lester, Daniel Bushfield, of Jersey City, to Mary Taylor, of Cape May. DIED. Aug. 8--at Circleville, afer a long and lingering illness, and in the full hope of a blessed immortality, Julia Ayers, widow of the late Ænas Ayres, aged 78 years. Mrs. A. Was a member of the Scotchtown Church, and had been a communicant for nearly sixty years. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." July 22--In Montgomery, George, son of William Boyes, aged 13 years. The deceased was a lad of unusual promise, and the vigor of his mental powers bid fair to elevate him to honor and usefulness. He was the pride of his parents, and in him were centered their fondest hopes and anticipations. Born in England, he emigrated a few years since with his parents to the United States. He was a member of Montgomery Academy, and was noted for his proficiency and rapid progress in his studies. He was formerly a scholar of the writer, and was highly esteemed by him for his docility, manliness, and attention to study. He was attacked with bone erysipelas in one of his legs , which, entering his body, terminated his life after an illness of only five days. Thus a plant of the fairest promise has been blighted by the frosts of death. July 27--At New Windsor, John Wm., son of Rev. Wm. Bloomer, aged 2½ years. July 28--At Shawangunk, Rev. Wm. H. Hart, late Rector of St. Andrew's church, Walden, aged 62. July 29--John Wiles, of Grassy Point, formerly of Newburgh, aged 62 years. July 30--In Crawford, of Consumption, Mary Stevenson, in year 34th year. July 30--In Warwick, James Bradner, aged 70 y. July 31--In Port Jervis, Mortimer S. Brown, in his 42d year. Aug. 2--In Monroe, from the effects of a stone bruise, John F., son of Septha Clark, aged 9 years. Aug. 2--In Ulsterville, Julia, wife of David McElhone, aged about 50 years. Aug. 3--In Goshen, James G., son of John L. Riker, of New York, aged 8 months. July 29--In Newburgh, Sintha Gardner, aged 50 years. 31--Michael McConkey, aged 26 years. Aug. 1--Marietta, daughter of John D. Scott, aged 13 years, 2 months. 884th