January 12, 1872

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Orange County Press

Middletown, New York

Friday, January 12, 1872

MARRIED.

HARDING-PURDY--Dec. 27, at the Methodist parsonage, by Rev. J.I. Morrow, Mr. S.P. Harding, of Port Jervis, to Miss Sarah Purdy, of Otisville, N.Y.

CHASE-APPLEBEE--Dec. 27, at the house of the bride's parents, by the same, Charles H. Chase, of Peekskill, to Miss Mary E. Applebee, of Port Jervis.

SMITH-CUDDEBACK--Dec. 27, by Rev. S.W. Mills, Hiram Smith, of Port Jervis, to Margaret D. Cuddeback, daughter of the late Isaac Cuddeback, of Hugenot.

TRIPP-KIRKPATRICK--Jan. 10th, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Chas. Beattie, David H. Tripp, to Alaphare S., eldest daughter of W.J. Kirkpatrick, of Goshen.

CRAIG-MASON--Jan. 9--In this village, by Rev. I. Henry, John A. Craig, of Middletown, and Ellen Mason, of Goshen.

NORTHRUP-BLIZARD--Jan. 10th, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. R.H. Craig, Mr. Joel Northrup to Miss Alice, second daughter of Mr. Theodore Blizard, all of Otisville, N.Y.

GARDNER-VANKEUREN--January 3, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. John Krakine, Artemus Gardner to Sarah VanKeuren, both of Shawangunk.

CULVER-GUNDERMAN--Jan. 9--By J.M.H. Little, Esq., Jesse H. Culver and Delila Gunderman, both of Florida, Orange Co., N.Y.

GILLSON-TOTTEN--Dec. 14, by Rev. S. Case, James A. Gillson, of Wantage, and Meriba, J. Totten, of Warren Co., N.J.

MOORE-WICKHAM--Jan. 3, by Rev. S. Case, at the residence of the bride's parents, Thomas M. Moore, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, of Deckertown, and Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of Samuel Wickham, Esq., of Wantage, N.J.

DIED.

COLMAN--In Scotchtown, Jan. 8th, Frederick G., only son of Thomas H. and Anna Colman, aged 3 years and 9 months.

MANNING--Near Centerville, Jan. 2d, of consumption, Appie, wife of Howell Manning aged 59 years.

LITTELL--Jan. 3, at New Providence, N.J., Mary, widow of the late John Littell, Esq., and mother of Rev. Luther Littell, of Mount Hope, in the 87th year of her age.

BROWN--Dec. 31, at Barryville, N.Y., Jesse H. Brown aged 72 years 17 days, father of Silas H. Brown of this village.

BELL--Jan. 8th, in this village, George Dallas Bell, aged 27 years and 8 months.

HARRIS--Dec. 27th, in the Town of Montgomery, Deborah Ann, daughter of N.H. Harris, aged 29 years and 2 months.

SCHULTZ--Dec. 20th, at "Switzerland Farm", St. Louis, Mo., Catharine T., wife of John D. Schultz, deceased, formerly of this county.

MANNING--Dec. 5th, in Gardnersville, town of Wawayanda, Esther Jane Ferguson, wife of John R. Manning, aged 30 years, 10 months and 17 days.

FOSTER--Dec. 27th, in Circleville, Miss Caroline Foster, aged about 68 years.

FATAL ACCIDENT--At terrible accident occurred near Union, Broome County, on Thursday last, A Mrs. Barnes, her daughter, and daughter-in-law, started from that village to go home, with a horse and wagon. On their way home they had to cross a bridge the horse commenced kicking, and backed the wagon off the bridge, throwing the occupants out. The horse also fell off the bridge, and upon the ladies. Mrs. Barnes was instantly killed; threee of her daughter-in-law's ribs were broken, and the daughter was severaly injured.

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Orange County AHGP /ALHN New York AHGP/ALHN AHGP ALHN	Marriage and Death Notices from The Orange County Press Middletown, New York Friday, January 12, 1872 MARRIED. HARDING-PURDY--Dec. 27, at the Methodist parsonage, by Rev. J.I. Morrow, Mr. S.P. Harding, of Port Jervis, to Miss Sarah Purdy, of Otisville, N.Y. CHASE-APPLEBEE--Dec. 27, at the house of the bride's parents, by the same, Charles H. Chase, of Peekskill, to Miss Mary E. Applebee, of Port Jervis. SMITH-CUDDEBACK--Dec. 27, by Rev. S.W. Mills, Hiram Smith, of Port Jervis, to Margaret D. Cuddeback, daughter of the late Isaac Cuddeback, of Hugenot. TRIPP-KIRKPATRICK--Jan. 10th, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Chas. Beattie, David H. Tripp, to Alaphare S., eldest daughter of W.J. Kirkpatrick, of Goshen. CRAIG-MASON--Jan. 9--In this village, by Rev. I. Henry, John A. Craig, of Middletown, and Ellen Mason, of Goshen. NORTHRUP-BLIZARD--Jan. 10th, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. R.H. Craig, Mr. Joel Northrup to Miss Alice, second daughter of Mr. Theodore Blizard, all of Otisville, N.Y. GARDNER-VANKEUREN--January 3, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. John Krakine, Artemus Gardner to Sarah VanKeuren, both of Shawangunk. CULVER-GUNDERMAN--Jan. 9--By J.M.H. Little, Esq., Jesse H. Culver and Delila Gunderman, both of Florida, Orange Co., N.Y. GILLSON-TOTTEN--Dec. 14, by Rev. S. Case, James A. Gillson, of Wantage, and Meriba, J. Totten, of Warren Co., N.J. MOORE-WICKHAM--Jan. 3, by Rev. S. Case, at the residence of the bride's parents, Thomas M. Moore, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, of Deckertown, and Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of Samuel Wickham, Esq., of Wantage, N.J. DIED. COLMAN--In Scotchtown, Jan. 8th, Frederick G., only son of Thomas H. and Anna Colman, aged 3 years and 9 months. MANNING--Near Centerville, Jan. 2d, of consumption, Appie, wife of Howell Manning aged 59 years. LITTELL--Jan. 3, at New Providence, N.J., Mary, widow of the late John Littell, Esq., and mother of Rev. Luther Littell, of Mount Hope, in the 87th year of her age. BROWN--Dec. 31, at Barryville, N.Y., Jesse H. Brown aged 72 years 17 days, father of Silas H. Brown of this village. BELL--Jan. 8th, in this village, George Dallas Bell, aged 27 years and 8 months. HARRIS--Dec. 27th, in the Town of Montgomery, Deborah Ann, daughter of N.H. Harris, aged 29 years and 2 months. SCHULTZ--Dec. 20th, at "Switzerland Farm", St. Louis, Mo., Catharine T., wife of John D. Schultz, deceased, formerly of this county. MANNING--Dec. 5th, in Gardnersville, town of Wawayanda, Esther Jane Ferguson, wife of John R. Manning, aged 30 years, 10 months and 17 days. FOSTER--Dec. 27th, in Circleville, Miss Caroline Foster, aged about 68 years. FATAL ACCIDENT--At terrible accident occurred near Union, Broome County, on Thursday last, A Mrs. Barnes, her daughter, and daughter-in-law, started from that village to go home, with a horse and wagon. On their way home they had to cross a bridge the horse commenced kicking, and backed the wagon off the bridge, throwing the occupants out. The horse also fell off the bridge, and upon the ladies. Mrs. Barnes was instantly killed; threee of her daughter-in-law's ribs were broken, and the daughter was severaly injured. 1138th