The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
Obituary.

MR ANDREW RUSSELL, of Washington county, Va. Wa.
member Of the Electoral College from 1900 TO 1856 and
voted for Jefferson Madison Crawford Jackson
and Van Buren,, being ten times Presidential eector
Mr. Russell ten electoral votes and would have cast
the eleventh. but Tor strange misunderstanding to
his position in 1910. The Democratic State Convention
which framed the ticket for Virginia in that year nom
mated another gentleman elector for the Abingdon
district under the mistaken impression that Mr. Russell
unwilling to support the Presidential candidate Of the
party Mr. Russell it is true, preferred some other demo
cTa to Mr. Van Buren, but he hestaed wavered
in his advocacy Of any republican nominee He spent all
bis time during the campaign Of 1910 in Iynchburg and
acted president Of the Democratic Association of that
town. He died in 1912. at advanced age The follow
ing of the toass given al democratic festival
that place, some tin since -
Tie Memory Of Andrew Russell The republican who
an vote for Jefferson Madon Monroe Crawford
dred miles rough the seventy
h ndyidua vote for democratic candidate
Dir Meem, one of the present delegates from shenan-
doah county strongly suspected of democratic ten
dency, Is grandson of Dir. Russell
ANDREW NORRIS, a revolutionary soldier, died on his
birth Gay anniversary, aged ~ Noun. Healthy
Hamilton county, Ohio the 9th inst. The Cincinnati
Times says, he with General Washington the time
Second Regiment Of New Hampshire troops under Colonel
Geo. Read he was living In Lower Canada al the time
declared in 1872 and sacrificed valuable pro-
perry TO return to the States which he did arriving in
Cincinnati in the latter part OF that year. since which
time be has continued to be resident Of this county
He born in Rockingham county New Hampshire in
the town Of Pembroke in 1902 Mrs Rhoda Norris. his
wife decea sed about six years at the advanced age
eighty 6ycthe couple having lived together and
jortyfour males and four females. All OF them still
live but one daughter, who died 1T the age of (about
thirty FIVE Mr.. N. had received what is termed second
sight, and read toerably well without spectaces He
comparatively hale and hearty until within few
days, and having read much in his day farmer was
able to pass time very pleasantly in conversation.
Mrs CArHARrsr MAa1z rclct Of Major Peter Mantx one
Of the worthless of the Rev utonary war died on the 9Th
inst in Frederick county, Md in the cd year her age
She was born the 10th day of October 1860 under the
reign Of George H. King Of England and has lived wit
to the whole history Of the ned States from the
declaration Of independence 20 the ruton Of the Union
OF the thirty sovereign States The deceased was the
repre,e natye Of five generations being great great
grandmother; and had daughter, whose daughter
daughter bad daughter-all living.
MAJOR general Allan dc al his residence in Isn..
down, Erg., the 11th Of Februsy. Gen. Allan was
first commissioned on the 3lst december, 1906 and
ceivea the rank Of Major General Nov. q 1916 He was
present at the capture OF the Cape Of Good Hope In g
and subsequently, in 1906 including the Battle Of Bloc
berg He served during the whole OF the Mysors
paign Of 1899 in the Peninsula from 1910 to the
close of the During the defence or Cadx, Gen.
Allan was stationed the heights OF I-s de Icon to OBJ
serve the movements of Marshal Sout and afterwards
received the gold medal at the battle Of Toulouse.
RIGHr Rrv. JoHg KAYE, Bishop Of Lincoln died the
10Th Of Feb aged 6s years He consecrstej Bishop
OF Bristol in 1920 and translated TO the See Of Lin
coin in 1877. lie was patron 81 fifty livings.