Wednesday, March 17, 1852

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Whig Press

Middletown, New York

MARRIED.

Mar. 6--In Goshen, by Rev. Dr. Snodgrass, Wm. Smith to Mary A. Furman, both of Edenville.

Feb. 5--In Warwick, by Elder P. Hartwell, Edw'd Francisco, of Newark, N. J., to Ann, daughter of the late John Forshee, of Warwick.

Mar. 4--By Rev. Dr. McCartee, Thos. Clineman, of Walden, to ------ Cameron, of Craigsville.

Feb. 20--In Thompson, by C. Smith, esq., Wm. Lark, of Crawford, to Lucinda Eumans, of Thompson.

Mar. 8--In Port Jervis, by Rev. Lawton, Samuel J. Wood, late of Williamsburgh, L. I., to Margaret Predmore, of Port Jervis.

Feb. 24--In Pike, Bradford co., PA, by Rev. A. Williams, John L. Lester, of Port Jervis, to Mary Jones, of the former place.

DIED.

Mar. 3--Near Walden, Mary, wife of Daniel Kidd, in her 70th year.

Mar. 8--At LaGrange, Harriet E., relict of Horace Seward, doc., aged about 45 years.

Mar. 6--In Charleston, Coles co., Ill., James Sayer, aged 35 years, formerly Greenwood Lake.

Mar. 9--Kitty D. Case, of Newburgh, aged 58 years.

Mar. 3--In Newburgh, Robert R. Thompson, aged 64 years.

Mr. Thompson was for many years a resident of the town of Crawford, where he filled several stations of honor and usefulness. In 1845 he was elected to the state Assembly, and faithfully represented the interests of his constituents. Last spring he removed to Newburgh with the intention of passing his declining years in rest and quietness. His death was sudden and unexpected. he had attended the funeral of his daughter, at Paterson, where he contracted a cold of such peculiar form and severity as to cause his death. Ripe in years, respected and honored by all who enjoyed his acquaintance, he has been gathered to that final place of rest appointed for all.---Telegraph.

Mar. 8--In New York, after a lingering illness, Mary, wife of David Fancher, in her 57th year.

Her remains were taken to Warwick, Orange co., on Thursday morning.

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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 Wednesday, March 17, 1852 MARRIED. Mar. 6--In Goshen, by Rev. Dr. Snodgrass, Wm. Smith to Mary A. Furman, both of Edenville. Feb. 5--In Warwick, by Elder P. Hartwell, Edw'd Francisco, of Newark, N. J., to Ann, daughter of the late John Forshee, of Warwick. Mar. 4--By Rev. Dr. McCartee, Thos. Clineman, of Walden, to ------ Cameron, of Craigsville. Feb. 20--In Thompson, by C. Smith, esq., Wm. Lark, of Crawford, to Lucinda Eumans, of Thompson. Mar. 8--In Port Jervis, by Rev. Lawton, Samuel J. Wood, late of Williamsburgh, L. I., to Margaret Predmore, of Port Jervis. Feb. 24--In Pike, Bradford co., PA, by Rev. A. Williams, John L. Lester, of Port Jervis, to Mary Jones, of the former place. DIED. Mar. 3--Near Walden, Mary, wife of Daniel Kidd, in her 70th year. Mar. 8--At LaGrange, Harriet E., relict of Horace Seward, doc., aged about 45 years. Mar. 6--In Charleston, Coles co., Ill., James Sayer, aged 35 years, formerly Greenwood Lake. Mar. 9--Kitty D. Case, of Newburgh, aged 58 years. Mar. 3--In Newburgh, Robert R. Thompson, aged 64 years. Mr. Thompson was for many years a resident of the town of Crawford, where he filled several stations of honor and usefulness. In 1845 he was elected to the state Assembly, and faithfully represented the interests of his constituents. Last spring he removed to Newburgh with the intention of passing his declining years in rest and quietness. His death was sudden and unexpected. he had attended the funeral of his daughter, at Paterson, where he contracted a cold of such peculiar form and severity as to cause his death. Ripe in years, respected and honored by all who enjoyed his acquaintance, he has been gathered to that final place of rest appointed for all.---Telegraph. Mar. 8--In New York, after a lingering illness, Mary, wife of David Fancher, in her 57th year. Her remains were taken to Warwick, Orange co., on Thursday morning. 1304th