The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-29
Died.
Died.
este r5av mornpo the infant son Of Mr.. Nathaniel

Yesterday morning the infant son Of Mr.. Nathaniel
and Mary Ann Fisher, aged months
The friends Of Mr. Fisher and also those OF his uncle
Mr. Austin Requa respectfully invited to attend the
funeral without further invitation. this day Cihurs
day. O'clock No. fs4% n a pvryrr
in the seth wear of his age Another Revolutionary pa
trot thus been called to his final bourne ar Dur
fec was born In Summers Connecticut In l76l. Mthe
age of 10 he entered into the service or the United
States, and served at West Point, Horse Neck and
wherever the exigencies Of the placed him. Till ho
was honoraby dscharged at the expiration of his term
After the close of the Revolutionary war he removed TO
Lincoln in Vermont where he resided thirty years. du
ring which time he twenty five years justice OF the
peace represented that town fourteen years In the
Legislature Of Vermont. NV
At Saratoga Springs on Sunday 25th inst Mrs WAL
WORTH. wife of Chancellor Walworth.
Mrs CLARA NJ PIKE, widow of the late General u
NJ. Pike, died at her residence in Boone county, Ky.
on Sunday the 18th nst in the 65th year OF her age
On the Goth inst, in the 18th year OF his age, BASH
GonDoS Esq, Of Falmouth, long and widely known IN
that part Of Virginia The deceased was born ned ,
grated to this country In the year 1854 established him
self shortly after merchant in Falmouth, where nc
continued to reside the rest Of his life He was the last
survivor Of Of his eountrymsn who settled In that
vicinity and aourished about the period of the Revou
tionary war.
At sea- March 2lst on the passage from Liverpool tc
New Orleans Capt THEODORE TRAM, master Of the shiI
St Petersburg Of Boston son Of Enoch Train ESQ., aget
o. The OF his death Is said to have been inter
nal injuries from a blow and fall, ocoasonsd by thu
spanker boom striking him while standing upon the
coach house.
Lost overheard in violent gale, the passage from
Galway to Palermo, January 2sth, Mr. GEoncE MORE
HOUSE, Of Westport. Conn, second ondcsr Of bark Lc
panto. He the jib-boom when 1t was struck BY
a sea, which carried it away.
Col. THOMAS WATSON of Linn county, Mo-, died some
three weeks since. He among the early settlers Of
Charlton county which he represented twice In the Lee
gisature. After his removal to Linn he was elect
ed in s40 to the State Senate from his Senatorial dis
trict.
Hon JOHN CorToS, NJ, D., died at his residence in Ma
rieta Ohio, on the I'd instant, aged So years DR. Cot
ton lnea descendant from the divine Of that
who landed on the rock of Plymouth. He remarka
bic his literary and scientific attachments his sound
judgment, and his unobtrusive pety.
The Centrevne, Wayne county Record Of April 2lst
notices in terms deep the death Of LOT BLOOM
FIELD old and much respected citizen Of that part o.
Indiana.
JAMES WAYMAN of Milwaukee, was lately knocked
from his schooner, and drowned.
At Flint HILL her late residence near Knoxville, Tenn.
the I'd inst, Mrs. ANN ELIzABETH WHITE, relct o.
the Hon. Hugh Lawson White, aged 70 years
At Boston, the 23d inst, in the s5th year Of his
age, WIN REyNoLps Esq, of the late firm of Edward
aud VIM Reynolds, house long and well known and
highly respected among Though advanced in years
Mr. Reynolds several brothers older than himself
still enjoying old agea group who may be said
to have begun life with the nation itself and who made
part of that vigorous generation whose energy patient
TOLL and sterling integrity have won for New England
the character she enjoys throughout the world. MIR
Reynolds wrought his own way to wealth by assduou
industry, fair dealing, and honorable enterprise.