November 24, 1852

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Whig Press

Middletown, New York

November 24, 1852

MARRIED.

Nov. 16--By Elder G. Beebe, Cyrus Tuthill, (son of Gideon Tuthill of Tompkins Co., N.Y.) to Frances Beakes, daughter of Joseph Beakes of this place.

We are indebted to the bride for a variety of excellent wedding cake. May their "union be perfect."

Nov. 10--By Rev. O.V. Amerman, John Lewis Swezy, to Althea G. Downing, of Goshen.

Nov. 10--At Southfield, by Rev. Dr. Eady, Samuel L.M. Barlow, of New York, to Alice A., daughter of Peter Townsend, esq., of the former place.

Nov. 13--By Rev. Dr. Brown, William Hutchinson, to Ann Moore, all of Newburgh.

Oct. 28--In Newburgh, by Rev. Mr. Silliman, Isaac Stanton to Margaret Buchanan.

Nov. 10--By Rev. Dr. McCartee, William Gibson, to Sarah Jane Brownlee, all of Newburgh.

Nov. 16--At Otisville, by Elder G. Beebe, Wm. L. Ogden, of Mount Hope, to A. Louisa, youngest daughter of Wm. Baker of the former place.

Oct. 27--In Milford, Ps., by Rev. T.S. Bradner, James E., son of Maj. R. Eldred, to Henrietta, daughter of Samuel Dimmick, all of the above place.

DIED.

Nov. 22--Near Middletown, Sarah, daughter of Lewis Selleck, aged about 12 years.

Nov. 5--Henry Hinton, only child of John Jessup, aged 3 years, and 1 month.

Oct. 27--In Lehman Township, Pa., Nancy, wife of Samuel Elston, formerly of Minisink, aged 63 years.

Nov. 12--In Hamptonburgh, Jeannie Scott Moore, aged 23 years.

Oct. 21--In Goshen, John Crane, aged about 47 years. His remains were interred at Warwick.

Nov. 13--In Newburgh, Mary Frances, daughter of William Brown, aged 9 years and 6 months. 16th, Emmet, child of George Patten, aged 5 years. 15th, Catharine, wife of James Whalan, aged 40 years. 16th, Mary E., child of John Byrns, aged 1 month, 17 days.

Nov. 8--In Forestburgh, Wm. L. Cox, aged 27 years.

Nov. 16--In Newburgh, Joseph Hoffman, in the 79th year of his age.

Mr. H. was one of the first permanent settlers in what is now the village of Newburgh. From an infant settlement he has been a witness of its progress, has shared in its struggles and reverses, and his life has closed amid the evidence of its wealth and permanent prosperity.


Orange County AHGP /ALHN New York AHGP/ALHN AHGP ALHN	Marriage and Death Notices from The Whig Press Middletown, New York November 24, 1852 MARRIED. Nov. 16--By Elder G. Beebe, Cyrus Tuthill, (son of Gideon Tuthill of Tompkins Co., N.Y.) to Frances Beakes, daughter of Joseph Beakes of this place. We are indebted to the bride for a variety of excellent wedding cake. May their "union be perfect." Nov. 10--By Rev. O.V. Amerman, John Lewis Swezy, to Althea G. Downing, of Goshen. Nov. 10--At Southfield, by Rev. Dr. Eady, Samuel L.M. Barlow, of New York, to Alice A., daughter of Peter Townsend, esq., of the former place. Nov. 13--By Rev. Dr. Brown, William Hutchinson, to Ann Moore, all of Newburgh. Oct. 28--In Newburgh, by Rev. Mr. Silliman, Isaac Stanton to Margaret Buchanan. Nov. 10--By Rev. Dr. McCartee, William Gibson, to Sarah Jane Brownlee, all of Newburgh. Nov. 16--At Otisville, by Elder G. Beebe, Wm. L. Ogden, of Mount Hope, to A. Louisa, youngest daughter of Wm. Baker of the former place. Oct. 27--In Milford, Ps., by Rev. T.S. Bradner, James E., son of Maj. R. Eldred, to Henrietta, daughter of Samuel Dimmick, all of the above place. DIED. Nov. 22--Near Middletown, Sarah, daughter of Lewis Selleck, aged about 12 years. Nov. 5--Henry Hinton, only child of John Jessup, aged 3 years, and 1 month. Oct. 27--In Lehman Township, Pa., Nancy, wife of Samuel Elston, formerly of Minisink, aged 63 years. Nov. 12--In Hamptonburgh, Jeannie Scott Moore, aged 23 years. Oct. 21--In Goshen, John Crane, aged about 47 years. His remains were interred at Warwick. Nov. 13--In Newburgh, Mary Frances, daughter of William Brown, aged 9 years and 6 months. 16th, Emmet, child of George Patten, aged 5 years. 15th, Catharine, wife of James Whalan, aged 40 years. 16th, Mary E., child of John Byrns, aged 1 month, 17 days. Nov. 8--In Forestburgh, Wm. L. Cox, aged 27 years. Nov. 16--In Newburgh, Joseph Hoffman, in the 79th year of his age. Mr. H. was one of the first permanent settlers in what is now the village of Newburgh. From an infant settlement he has been a witness of its progress, has shared in its struggles and reverses, and his life has closed amid the evidence of its wealth and permanent prosperity.