The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20


Hon. Joas SroDDARD died in Cleveland Ohio on the 9Th
inst, aged nearly 90 years The life Of Mr. has been
bis levees and personally knew the giants Of those days
He was born in Northampton, Mass descendant OF ths
solomon stoddsrd the rs minister Of that ancient
divnes Of his day. and from whom descended posterty
already numbering several Thousands and including seine
President Edwards President Dwight and others Of like
celebrity John Stoddard the deceased the grand
OF the John Stoddard. Of Northampton Of whom
President Edwards ssd may be doubted whether he
has left his SUPERIOR He devoted himself in early life
to the pursuits of learning graduating at Yale College 10
1887 having great distinguished himself in the study
of languages and mathematics He Of the original
Connecticut Land Company ami the last but OF that
company hving-samuel Mather, Esq Of Connecticut
being the sole survvoraI6 took active part in its
siars. He OF a surveying party which to
about the year 1906 and aided in the treaty with the
Indians then negotiated for the exngushment of their
title to the lands the Reserve west of thu Cuyshoga
Hon JAooD TEN EYoK President of the Madison County
Rank in this State snd for the last forty years respected
resident Of Cszenovis with his wife, accompanied in
valid daughter 10 Havana last winter in the no Of i'm
proving her health From Havana they visited some
ether of the West Indies and ha reached Oh 4res.on
G on their return when both father and mother
since leaving their sick lighter alive among strangers
Mr. native of Albany father of Henry Ten Eycs
last whg candidate for Copgres in the Madison district
and viii be very widely lamented
REAR ADMIRAL SIR THOMAS FELLOWS, C. b.. dicd the
18th ult aged rs Sir Thomas served about twenty
years aoat and three superintendent of the
yard Sor ohous-. He knghted for his share at Ma
yaruo where in command Of the Dartmouth, AZ gun
saved the French admrals ship from destruction He
win also be remembered captain OF the Pembroke r.
and Vanguard, so Sir T. Fellows on the reserved
haf-pay list, in receipt Of good service pension.
SIR CAvgNpIsH STUART RUMBoID BART died at Nice on
the 27th of March, aged 3S years. He of the
late Sir William Rumb, Id third Baronet by H. nrie t .
Elizabeth his wife who daughter If Thomas Boothby,
first lord Rance and sister Of the Princess de Pognac
wife OF the well known Minister OF Charles of France
Governor Of Madras Sir Cavendi,h having died without
issue the title devoves his brother, Sir Carlow
Arthur Henry Rumbod, fifth Baronet
Dr. JAMES b GILBERT resident of Savannah died in
that city en- the % inst.
JrpGE JoHssToN died at Pocahontas Court house Va,
the LIST inst He died after brief but attack Of
pDeuB cn'a,
DrATH OF ONE OF THE "WoMES OF THE REvoLuuoS."-
Died in Williamson county, Tern at the residence Of
her 500 insw General John Wr) the 20sh day of
April 1858 Mrs. Jane Wilson. widow of Captain Robert
husband both in the battles of Hanging Rock aud
Kings Mountain and the latter at the siege Of Charles
ton under General Lincoln and she herself experenc
many of the trials and dangers which tred mems souls "
In 1880 her husband and nine brothers eug stei from
Mechlenburg, n c., to the Cumberland Valley, settling
first Bledsoes Lick, Sumner county Tenn. Since
1893 she had lived in Williamson county Harpeth
Lick. She the last survivor of nun baud of
pioneer emigrants who in 1890, with and rife
to aid in building up goody State in the West She
q native Of York s. c. the daughter of william and Ellen
Mcdowell Few women have lived SO long and worthily
Her living descendants, scattered the South
west, number $50 Her name may be found in Mrs. FL
let's Women Of the Revolution"
Mr. john STUART distinguished citissn of Beaufort
s. c. died on the Sth inst, aged So years
The Court Of Picking has lost another and valuable
minister at tn Shautiep, the third of the six Cabinet Coun
cllors with high character for wisdom aud experience
the coincidence OF China having lost distinguished
COUNCILLOR. while England mourning for Wellington,
America Tor Webster and Spain for Baylsn, is re-
markable
CHARLOTTE GARDNER who died lately in the vicinity of
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