The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-22
DIED.

III II IL,
In North Brookfeld, Mrs. Martha, wife of
Mr.. Charles Adams, aged so.
In Westborough, Feb. 90, Mr.. Thaddeus
Warren, aged "a. He was a soldier in the
French war, at the battle of Bunker Hill, and
( at the taking of Burgoyne.
| In Monticello, (Geo) March s, Mrs. Emeline
D. Reed, wife of Mr.. Benjamin Reed, formerly
of Royalston, aged H.
| In Birmingham, April Is, Mrs Abigail Fisk,
aged II, relict Of the late John Fisk, Eco
Printers in .Neto York. .Teso Bedford and
Chariestolcn are requested to insert this DEATH
In Holden, April ID, Jonathan Estabrook,
Esq, aged 63.
In Phillipston, April 10, Sophia Earl, only
! daughter of the late Mr.. Stephen Earl, Jr.,
aged 10 years.
In Berlin. April 9, Rev Reuben Puffer, d.
D., in the 74th year of his age, and 18th of his
ministry.
In Sudbury Mr. Daniel Puffer, aged 8S.
In East Sudbury, Mr.. William Wyman, aged
In Marlborough, widow Silence Parmenter,
aged a.
In Concord, Miss Lucy Conant, aged 70. and
Miss Betsey Conant, aged sc. These two sis.
tiers had always lived in the same house and
died within fifteen minutes of each other.
In Boston, Hon. David Townsend, M. D..
aged Is. DR.. Townsend received his educa-
ton at Harvard College, where he was gradu-
ated in l770. He studied medicine under Dr.
Warren, and was appointed Surgeon in the
American army in the summer of 1875. For
several years, he was Surgeon in the Hospi-
tai Department, and remained in service till the
close of the war. At his death he was Presi.
dent of the Cincinnati Societyin Massachusetts,
having been elected at that place in 1925, soon
after the death of Gov. Brooks.
80
mum, aged 50.
In Bangor, (Mc.) Dea. VIM. Boyd, aged 81,
a native of Worcester =.
In WaIpole, IN. H) April 2, Lieut.. joel
Chaffin. aged 63.
In Marlboro, IN. H. Feb. %, Esther Hem.
minway, daughter of Luther Hemmnway,
aged 10.
In Springfield, (Vt) Mr. John Randall, aged
| 100 years. In the French war he served five
campaigns. under Rogers, Bradstreet, Amber.
crolnhie and Amherst.
J In Edgcfed Is C.) March IL, Tom, negro
man belonging to Mrs. Bacon, at the great age
of 1870 years He died from the gradual waste
I of nature, without any disease, and apparently
| without pain.
On the 18th of Jan. after enjoying an al
most uninterrupted state of good health and
| faculties until within about six weeks of her
death, in the l02d year of her age (having boon
baptised at Blymhil, May 90, 1922 Mrs Eliza.
beth Tooth Of Heath-hill, (Eng) She has rent
ed a farm of the Right Hon. Earl Cover, and
his ancestors, upwards of eighty years, was
married when young, has been a widow about
| forty years, has had eight children, seven Of
whom survive her, the Oldest of whom is up
wards Of so, and the youngest near 20 /; her
grand children, and great-grand children, are
very numerous.
At Ciontarf, (Eng) at the advanced age of
100 years, The Rev DR.. USHER, formerly rec
tor of Clontarf, which parish he received in the
year 1862, by the resignation of his uncle the
Rev. John Usher, who had received il in the
same manner from his father, comprising a
period of l52 years up to 1871, the year in
which the deceased resigned to the present in
cumbent.
DEATH OF Mr.. WEBSTER. The New Hamp-
shire Journal announces the death Of the Hon
Ezekiel Webster, brother of the Hon. Daniel
| Webster Of this State. He died on Friday, the
10th inst, while addressing the Jury in the
Court of Common Pleas, at Concord. He was
a native of Salisbury, IN. H } and was educated
at Dartmouth College, of which seminary he
has been one of the Board Of Trustees for sew
eral wears. The Journal remarks -" Mr. Web.
ster was one of the ablest lawyers in the State,
distinguished legislator, and has left n rich
| inheritance in fame for his orphan children.
! He stood at the head of tho Merrimack Bar, by
every member of which he was honored and
esteemed for the courtesy, talents and interri.
ty. The void created by his premature death
will not soon be filled