September 15, 1852

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Whig Press

Middletown, New York

September 15, 1852

MARRIED.

Sept. 11--By Rev. D.T. Wood, Coe Brown to Mary D. Mymes, both of Minisink.

Sept. 11--By the same, Corydon T. King to Marietta King, all of Middletown.

Aug. 8--In Blooming Grove, by Rev. A. Craig, H.N. Typper, of Oneida co., to S.J., daughter of the late Edward B. Strong.

Aug. 10--By Rev. R.C. Putney, Barto V. Smith, of Newburgh, to Margaret Greene, of Mattweawan.

Sept. 1--By Rev. J. Johnston, Peter Ward, of Maysville, Ky., to Mary Il. Logan, of Newburgh.

Sept. 1--By the same, Lewis Scott to Mary E. Mackey, both of Middlehope.

Sept. 1--At Little Britain, by the same, Charles Woodruff to Kate J., daughter of Maj. C.H. Sly.

Sept. 7--By the same, Walter W. Gearn to Mary C. Fowler, all of Newburgh.

Sept. 2--In Bloomingburgh, by Rev. S.W. Mills, John S. Martine to Juliet Wood.

Sept. 2--By Rev. D. Buck, Luther O. Daved, of Phillipsport, to Rachel A. Knight, of Summitville.

Sept. 7--By Rev. R.C. Putney, Benjamin Vandemark, of Shawangunk, to Sarah Reinhart, of Newburgh.

DIED.

Sept. 11--At his residence in the town of Warwick, of apoplexy, Maj. James Wheeler, a highly respected citizen, in the 69th year of his age.

July 10--On the Isthmus of Panama, while on his way to California, David Kirk, of this town, aged 21 years, 6 months and 27 days. Mr. K. left for California June 19th, and died after a sickness of four days.

Aug. 20--At Montgomery, of consumption, Geo. E. Gridley, aged about 29 years.

Aug. 31--In Montgomery, Calvin P. Couch, aged 36 years.

Mr. C. died from the effects of an explosion of a camphene lamp, which he carelessly attempted to fill while burning, after a painful and protracted illness of three weeks. He was an exemplary citizen, and an industrious and thriving tiller of the soil. Beginning life extremely poor, by his industry and good management, he died the owner of a moderate amount of property and the possessor of the esteem and respect of his fellow citizens.

Aug. 5--Israel Arnott, of New Windsor, late of Brooklyn, in his 34th year.

Aug. 20--At Ellenville, Ellen, daughter of Dewitt Freer.

Aug. 26--In Mamakating, Charles Harding, aged 79 years.

Aug. 30--At Liberty, Ann, wife of Moses Y. Grant, of Neversink, aged 45 years.

Aug. 31--Near Monticello, Edwin W., son of Monroe Relyea, aged 10 years.

Aug. 31--Henrietta, infant daughter of Col. Sam Fowler, of Port Jervis.

Sept. 2--In Goshen, Caroline Brinson, (colored,) aged about 30 ys. 3--David Deas, (colored,) aged about 55 ys. 3--Mary Smith, aged 5 ys. 4--Edward, son of Mary Smith, aged 5 ys.

Sept. 4--In Warwick, Frederick Demarest, aged 56 years.

Sept. 9--In Newburgh, Abraham Dewitt, aged 51 ys 10 m. 9--Timothy O., child of Jas. W. White, aged 7 ms 4ds.

Sept. 12--In New York, of dysentary, Caroline, wife of Howard Puff, in her 24th year. Her remains were brought to Middletown for interment.

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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 September 15, 1852 MARRIED. Sept. 11--By Rev. D.T. Wood, Coe Brown to Mary D. Mymes, both of Minisink. Sept. 11--By the same, Corydon T. King to Marietta King, all of Middletown. Aug. 8--In Blooming Grove, by Rev. A. Craig, H.N. Typper, of Oneida co., to S.J., daughter of the late Edward B. Strong. Aug. 10--By Rev. R.C. Putney, Barto V. Smith, of Newburgh, to Margaret Greene, of Mattweawan. Sept. 1--By Rev. J. Johnston, Peter Ward, of Maysville, Ky., to Mary Il. Logan, of Newburgh. Sept. 1--By the same, Lewis Scott to Mary E. Mackey, both of Middlehope. Sept. 1--At Little Britain, by the same, Charles Woodruff to Kate J., daughter of Maj. C.H. Sly. Sept. 7--By the same, Walter W. Gearn to Mary C. Fowler, all of Newburgh. Sept. 2--In Bloomingburgh, by Rev. S.W. Mills, John S. Martine to Juliet Wood. Sept. 2--By Rev. D. Buck, Luther O. Daved, of Phillipsport, to Rachel A. Knight, of Summitville. Sept. 7--By Rev. R.C. Putney, Benjamin Vandemark, of Shawangunk, to Sarah Reinhart, of Newburgh. DIED. Sept. 11--At his residence in the town of Warwick, of apoplexy, Maj. James Wheeler, a highly respected citizen, in the 69th year of his age. July 10--On the Isthmus of Panama, while on his way to California, David Kirk, of this town, aged 21 years, 6 months and 27 days. Mr. K. left for California June 19th, and died after a sickness of four days. Aug. 20--At Montgomery, of consumption, Geo. E. Gridley, aged about 29 years. Aug. 31--In Montgomery, Calvin P. Couch, aged 36 years. Mr. C. died from the effects of an explosion of a camphene lamp, which he carelessly attempted to fill while burning, after a painful and protracted illness of three weeks. He was an exemplary citizen, and an industrious and thriving tiller of the soil. Beginning life extremely poor, by his industry and good management, he died the owner of a moderate amount of property and the possessor of the esteem and respect of his fellow citizens. Aug. 5--Israel Arnott, of New Windsor, late of Brooklyn, in his 34th year. Aug. 20--At Ellenville, Ellen, daughter of Dewitt Freer. Aug. 26--In Mamakating, Charles Harding, aged 79 years. Aug. 30--At Liberty, Ann, wife of Moses Y. Grant, of Neversink, aged 45 years. Aug. 31--Near Monticello, Edwin W., son of Monroe Relyea, aged 10 years. Aug. 31--Henrietta, infant daughter of Col. Sam Fowler, of Port Jervis. Sept. 2--In Goshen, Caroline Brinson, (colored,) aged about 30 ys. 3--David Deas, (colored,) aged about 55 ys. 3--Mary Smith, aged 5 ys. 4--Edward, son of Mary Smith, aged 5 ys. Sept. 4--In Warwick, Frederick Demarest, aged 56 years. Sept. 9--In Newburgh, Abraham Dewitt, aged 51 ys 10 m. 9--Timothy O., child of Jas. W. White, aged 7 ms 4ds. Sept. 12--In New York, of dysentary, Caroline, wife of Howard Puff, in her 24th year. Her remains were brought to Middletown for interment. 890th