The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20
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On Monday afternoon, September TO- JAMES RIEHR 10
the 9Sd year OF bis age He years in
vice OF the United States during the OF the Reyoiu
ton, and the time death tho
members Of the Mechanics Society in this city
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nyi ed to at end his funeral from his late residence No
20 Wet Broadway, Reads street, to alter
room, at two O'Clock. His remains viii BE- taken TO
On Mol dsy, September 10 JOHN infant son of C,rne-
ius V, and Catbarne Deforest, aged months and IL
DAYS.
The relatives friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parent
III Second street this AFTERNOON at three O'clock with
out further invitation.
On Monday, september 10 wIIHErMISA nfau. daughter
of Dmdrich schuwochec aged year month and days.
The relatives and friends VI the family fully
invited 10 attend the funeral to afternoon,
BALI past o'clock from the residences Of her pareas,
No l9l Hester street. conPr OF Mulberry.
On Monday, September 10, JAMES GLRoy aged years
and ak monhs, only son Of Marn Bridget Glfroy
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from their residence, No
100 Mulberry stleer, tos afternoon at two o'clock.
On Monday evening sePtemoe 49, in the o4ih year Of
his age, JOHN A. HSG for many years steward for ths
New Yurk Amfhouse, and Of the few survivors Of
our Revolutionary paIiors.
His remains viii be conveyed for interment to Tappan
to monow afterI con- The friends OF family
vited to attend the funeral nice ocock
from the residence Of his grandson, Henry Miles, No AZ
Ga Monday, septamber 10 AMELIA wife of Thomas G.
Sloopsr, in the I'D year of her age
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence of nor
brother, James Mchale No. 100 Warrington street this
morning. at ten O'Clock. Her remains wn be taken to
her late residence, Sing Sing, Westchester couaty.
At Hobohen, on Sunday, September 10 Ma. MARY
BRow reict OF Benz Amin Bower and eldest daughter
OF the L. TO Leonard Rogers in the 7Sd year u age
The relatives rid lends of the family lily
invited to attend the funeral to moro ornng At half
past ten O'Clock.
On Sur day September 10 at Williamsburg, L I of
congestion of the brain, WILLIAM WALKER aged i3 years.
con Of the late Andrew Walasr, Of Cupaf Ffsshire,
Scotland.
Ohio, Scotch and London papers please copy.
At Railway, N. j.. on Thursday Sspe nbsr 10 univer
sally beloved Miss ELIZABETH YoUNGHUsBAND. adopted
daughter Of Jacob Carhe, Of that place. in the 18th
year of her age
Her remains followed BY and friends
were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery, in the plot OF
Edward Hodges, OF this city.
At PoweIsville-N on Thursday, September 2, Mrs.
HANNAH DAVENPORT, aged 70 years and days.
Mrs. Davenport was for many years O resident Of the
town Of Delhi and will be recoected by the elderly por-
tion OF the babants OF the neighborbood she
then resided In the middle stage Of life she was BY the
death Of her hus band Mr. Peter Davenport lett widow,
with limited means, and large IA niy to provide for
With energy uncommon. and trust 10 Divine Provt-
dence she applied herself to the task of rearing her child
rem, ard placing them in such positions Ia life would
make them respectable and useful of society.
She perseveiiDgly surmOuned all the difficult les pertain
ing 10 her situation, and among the most prominent
and respectable cnizens Of the city Of New York and
the county OF Delaware are her descendants Peace
to her ashes 1t Ia seldom have the melancholy
pleasure OF recording the demise and paying tri-
butte OF respect to the virtues Of who has worhy
sustained her part in the great drama OF life