Marriage and Death Notices
from The Whig Press
Middletown, New York
Wednesday, January 28, 1852
MARRIED.
Jan. 23--At Bullville, by Rev. J. H. Leggett, T. J. Stitt, of Wallkil, to Melissa Bull.
At Montville, N. J., David H. Plate, of Orange co., to Hannah M. Stiles, of the former place.
Jan. 14--By Rev. A. H. Osbon, Harvey Van Keuren to Mary Van Aken, all of Newburgh.
Jan. 14--By Rev. James Scott, James Monell to Margaret E. Smith, all of Newburgh.
Jan. 8--In Jerusalem, Yates co., By Rev. ----- Clark, Joshua Knapp, of Pa., to Susan Millspaugh, formerly of Orange County.
Jan. 14--By Rev. T. Bradner, Benj. D. Holbert, of Lackawaxen, to Miranda Hagerty, of Milford.
Jan. 21--In Newburgh, by Rev. ---- Gray, Philander M. Avery, of Thompson, to Catharine E. Warner, of Po'keepsie.
Jan. 15--By Rev. S. W. Mills, Alpheus W. Miller to Augusta Williams, all of Bloomingburgh.
Jan. 14--By Rev. A. C. Fields, Benjamin A. Burnham, of Chemung co., to Eleanor Coldwell, of Sugar Loaf, Orange County.
Jan. 14--By the same, Hezekiah Odell, of Sugar Loaf, to Margaret Heustis, of Bellvale.
Jan. 15--By the same, John Pilgrim, of Monroe, to Caroline T. Vail, of Chester.
Dec. 25--By Rev. ---- Pease, William C. Fraser, formerly of Bethel, Sul. co., to Lydia H. Vaughn, of N. York city.
Jan. 22--Near Otisville, by Rev. W. Chamberlain, William Penny, to F. M., daughter of Chas. Harding.
DIED.
Jan. 18--In Monroe, George S. Laree, son of Amos Laree, Broome co., aged 23 years.
Jan. 16--In New Windsor, Jonas, son of James Patten, aged 2 years 10 ms.
Jan. 14--In Newburgh, Laura Warner, aged 58.
Jan. 15--In Wawayanda, Mary, wife of Gilbert Hawkins, aged 82.
Jan. 16--In Port Jervis, Edgar, infant son of U. Hare.
Jan. 14--In Milford, James Barron, aged 90.
Dec. 22--At Beemerville, N. J., Catharine Schofield, aged about 60.
At Bethel, Julia A., daughter of David Halsey, aged about 20.
Jan. 18--In Mamakating, the wife of Comfort Bennett, in her 64th year.
Jan. 17--John H. Whelan, of Montgomery, aged 46 years.
Jan. 7--In New Windsor, Samuel Falls, aged 74 years and 6 months.
Jan. 18--In Chester, Isaac Blake, aged about 80.
Dec. 19--In Brocksville, Ezra Wyatt, Esq., in the 60th year of his age, leaving seven children and twenty-nine grand-children.
The deceased was one of the pioneers of the Western Reserve, having emigrated from Newburgh, N. Y. to Newburgh, Cuyahoga co., Ohio, in 1799. In that year, with two companions, left Buffalo in an open boat, and were two weeks rowing to the mouth of the Cuyahoga river, and at once preceeded to Newburgh, where he erected the first Grist Mill on the Reserve. He lived to see this section of country wrested from the aborigines and made productive; was a useful and much esteemed citizen. ----- Communicated.