Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-22
Deaths Deins, In Barlinssen.

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Deaths Dsings In Barlinsssn.
As many Of our citizens are not aware Of the
number Of deaths that have occurred during the
prevalence of the epidemic, we have taken some
pains to ascertain the facts and publish them LOT
future reference. We have not been able, after the
strictest enquiry TO find the exact number ofinter-
ments in the old or Potters Field, burial ground,
nor the precise number in the Catholic burial
ground. We have, from the best data we could
come At made an estimate ofthose, which will be
found below. The list Of interments in the Aspen
Grove Cemetery, which we take from the 4th of Ju.
", the time the cholera appeared in an epidemic
form, can be depended on, as copied it from the
Register kept by Mr. PACE, the sexton, and he is
very accurate in keeping the records.
Aspen Grove Csmefery.
July s. Isaac NJ. Grub, % years.
Z, Mrs Harriet schramm. ~
8, Matilda Schrsmm, s a
8, Mrs Kitz. ."-
10. James NJ. Lawrence, Is.
10, Mrs Miller Infant.
II, James Clarke, 3. ss
-, Mrs Grub. s..
~, Mrs Jane Kelso.
~, Mrs Elizabeth Mowl, so.
-, Undle Dunn, 10. fA
IL, David Harrison. 2. ~t#
-, Edward Charles Blckhan, y. dropsy.
Is, Mrs Frances Wise. ss..4
II, Mrs Christina H. Clarke.
~, MIS- Eve Deichart -.
II, Miss Jane NJ. Stull, 80. -.f
Is, Mrs Schramm, an aged lady.
Is, Matilda, daughter of John Schramm.
Is, Mrs Flavia Ferry, wife of silas Ferry 4e.
Is, Miss Susan Harris.
IS, Margaret B. Porter, II.
10, Mrs Mary Ann Beers, 80.
10, Frederick Dewcin, ?.
IS, Isabella Porter, z.
10, Josephine Roth, 2. -.
10, Laura Phipps, 2. r.
90, John F. Funck, ;.
20, Peter Rothsrmel, 81.
90, Mrs Stoddsrd, wife OF J. Stoddard.
81, John Yanaway, child of. Yanaway.
81, Mrs Smith, wife Of Capt. Gordon Smith.
81, Mrs Sallie D. Wilson, 81.
%, James F. Stephens, &c. .'a-
-, Ellen Lucretia Wilson, l.
%, Mrs Mary David, wife Of J. S. David.
-, Joseph stoddard.
-, Child OF the above.
IS, Henry c., son OF David Ryan.
IS, Mrs Mary Prush, wife OF John Prugh.
%, James Clarke, mot of Cholera.)
20, David Ryan.
-, 4. J. Blackman, 80.
so, Olive Bernard, 10 months.
81, Mrs Tobitha Burge, (dicd in chldhed.)
August I, Emma A. Browning, child OF Dr. B.
?, Jacob Lib, coy.
3, Helena Bruning, 3.
4, DR. Albert F. Bruning, &c.
4, Henry Miers.
I, Mrs Blind: wife Of Conrad Blind. .s.s
Z ., Mrs Maria Ramase, IS. f.s
The total above enumerated up TO the 9th inst,
is hfty-three. Three or four Of these cannot be
counted, as having died of cholera to say nothing
Of the infants whose deaths are here recorded. No
internents from cholera recorded after the eth
although some few have since died with that dis
Ease and have been buried in other places. The
shove list also includes five or six who died out of
town.
In addition to the above, is estimated that about
forty have been buried in Potter's Field; about
eighteen in the Catholic burial ground; and two in
the jews burial ground. We think, from what we
have learned, that the above estimate is mainly
correct, and that the whole number who have died
from cholera is less than one hundred. The names
of the swedes, who are included in the above, and
who with five or six others died in Palmer's Hos
pital. are Mr.. Nylander and wife, and Mr. Bertrand
and wife.
The highest number inferred on any one day in
all the cemeteries was eight. The disease in its
epidemic form may be said to have continued from
ihe time the Circus here on the 4th ofJuly, up
til the 9Th of August. Thanks to a mercifui Provi-
dence, it may be said to have left us. Those who
have been spared have abundant reason to be thank
full to Him BY whom they have been upheld, lest a
worse evil befal them
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