The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21
Died.

On Friday March 49, after short but severe illness
JANE HELEN wife Of James F. Wenman in the 25h year
of her age.
On Saturday, March 10, Mrs. SARAH D. BROWN wife of
Edwin J. Brown, after protraced illness, borne with
exemplary Christian patience.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and of
her father Braza Deming invited to attend the u
neral this afternoon at o'clock at the University place
church, without further notice.
On Sunday, March 90 MARTHA JANE only child of VIM.
Il and Mary Ann Wildey aged year, months and II
days.
On saturday morning, March 10, FRANCIS HENRIETTA,
daughter Of William H. and Mary A. Presby, aged S
months and 10 days.
Montreal papers please copy.
On Saturday, March 49, Mrs HANNAH B wife of David
b. Cunningham, aged n years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral without further notice from the res
dence Of her father Mr. Jonathan Knapp No SIS Green
witch street, this afternoon at O'Clock. The remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
In Brooklyn on Saturday March 49, of chronic disease
OF the liver ANGUS AcDouGAI, native of oban, Scot
land aged rs years.
On Saturday morning March TO- of a lingering illness,
CA1HARNE ANN daughterof the late James Forrest Esq
Tie friends Of the family invited to attend her f
neral this day at Il O'Clock from St. Marks church
witho Ut further invitation
On Saturday evening" March TO- of consumption ED.
WARD LITTLE in the thirty first year of his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral fr~m his late residence No los Blocker
street, TO morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
In BROOKLYN on Sunday evening, March 90 of inau-
enza, Jony FRAYcs infant of Jasper and Mary Fran
ces CoghaD, aged IL months and days.
The last bud which was given us,
Is the first one snatched away,
And like all things of earth,
1t bloomed but TO decay.
The newest link is broken,
Of the chain that binds here
But God His will has spoken;
We must submit and fear.
The friends and acquaintaBces OF the family and those
of his grandmother, Mrs. NJ Hayes respectfully in
ved to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents 144 Fulton street. to afternoon at half
past 9 O'Clock.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
On Sunday, March 20, after protracted illness Miss
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
70 attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
the residence Of her brother in law, A. Alendorf III
Chryste street without further notice Her remains
will be taken TO Sing Sing for intcrment, tomorrow
morning.
On Sunday afternoon, March 90 at the residence OF
his father, Of scarlet fever PHILLIP GBos5 OF John
and Susan Hamey in the fourth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited TO
attend the funeral at o'clock from l6s Hudson street.
In Metuchen, Middlesex county, N. j., on Saturday,
March 20 ISAAC RoBIss in the forty ninth year Of his
age.
In Sanford Me-, February 20, Col EByyuBa NOVEL;
aged This sudden bereavement Il the first that
has in the family Consisting of parents and
chdren) for over forty four years.
In Cumming lnn, March IL Of old age BRsrEa PIERCE,
colored exsc, aeot known but said to be 100 years
He was formerly dave in Worcester county, and had
been paupcr mary years
11h O'Clock, Mrs KAYE n EcKErs wife of Samuel Eckel,
ESQ United States Consul at alcahuano, and daughter
Of 7: A. Napier, Esq of this city, of consumption,
in the 21st year OF her age. She left babe aged
eight months and husband TO her early death.
During the months OF her illness she surrounded
by ympathising friends who administered to her every
want and with compassionate tenderness smoothed her
passage to the final repese and the last sad Offices TO her
remains performed by their affection. Though she
Ssa .scs II tbe land Of stranger L Is consolation to
those who cherish her memory that she departed to her
Haal rest with Christian confidence and hope.