September 8, 1852

Marriage and Death Notices

from The Whig Press

Middletown, New York

September 8, 1852

MARRIED.

Aug. 26--By Rev. G. Van Horn, Henry F. Masterson, of St. Paul, Min., to Mary A. Hoyt, of Warwick.

Aug. 28--By Rev. O.V. Amerman, Joseph H. Rodman to Ann E. Payne, both of Goshen.

DIED.

Aug. 3--At Monroe, Margaret J., wife of John Osborn, aged 21 years, 5 m. 22--At the residence of Townsend Mapes, John Carpenter, of N.Y. city, aged 23 years. Sept. 1--Swezey Mapes, aged about 25 years. Mr. M. had very recently returned from California, and was ill but eleven days.

Aug. 26--In Goshen, Mary E., aged 10 yrs. 3m., and on the 30th, Adaline, aged 18 ms., daughters of Morris Newkirk. 29--Mary Bird, (colored,) aged about 24 years.

Aug 28--In Newburgh, Sally, relict of J. Wells, dec., aged about 75 ys. Susan T., daughter of Lewis Miller, in her 33d yr. 31--Azura A., wife of George Lendrum, aged 32 ys. 4 m.

Aug. 20--At Dunkirk, of cholera, Wm. Crocker, aged 41 years, Station Baggage Master at Piedmont, and late of Port Jervis.

Aug. 22--At Columbus, Ohio, David R., son of Dr. D.R. Arnell, dec., formerly of Goshen, aged about 30.

Aug. 26--In Thompson, Edwin W., son of Monroe Relyea, aged about 10 years.

Aug. 30--In Chester, Anna Y., infant daughter of Wm. C. Eager, aged 2 months.

Aug. 30--At Boston, Mrs. Catharine Dodge, formerly of Newburgh, aged 68 years.

Sept. 1--At Howell's, of inflammation of the brain, William T., youngest son of Dr. G.E. Putney, aged 6 months 14 days.

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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 8, 1852 MARRIED. Aug. 26--By Rev. G. Van Horn, Henry F. Masterson, of St. Paul, Min., to Mary A. Hoyt, of Warwick. Aug. 28--By Rev. O.V. Amerman, Joseph H. Rodman to Ann E. Payne, both of Goshen. DIED. Aug. 3--At Monroe, Margaret J., wife of John Osborn, aged 21 years, 5 m. 22--At the residence of Townsend Mapes, John Carpenter, of N.Y. city, aged 23 years. Sept. 1--Swezey Mapes, aged about 25 years. Mr. M. had very recently returned from California, and was ill but eleven days. Aug. 26--In Goshen, Mary E., aged 10 yrs. 3m., and on the 30th, Adaline, aged 18 ms., daughters of Morris Newkirk. 29--Mary Bird, (colored,) aged about 24 years. Aug 28--In Newburgh, Sally, relict of J. Wells, dec., aged about 75 ys. Susan T., daughter of Lewis Miller, in her 33d yr. 31--Azura A., wife of George Lendrum, aged 32 ys. 4 m. Aug. 20--At Dunkirk, of cholera, Wm. Crocker, aged 41 years, Station Baggage Master at Piedmont, and late of Port Jervis. Aug. 22--At Columbus, Ohio, David R., son of Dr. D.R. Arnell, dec., formerly of Goshen, aged about 30. Aug. 26--In Thompson, Edwin W., son of Monroe Relyea, aged about 10 years. Aug. 30--In Chester, Anna Y., infant daughter of Wm. C. Eager, aged 2 months. Aug. 30--At Boston, Mrs. Catharine Dodge, formerly of Newburgh, aged 68 years. Sept. 1--At Howell's, of inflammation of the brain, William T., youngest son of Dr. G.E. Putney, aged 6 months 14 days. 929th