Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-22
Record of Deaths.

Prot. E. A. Andrews, L. l.. d., well
known among scholars for his Latin Lexi-
con, died last week at New Britain, Conn.,,
aged 7l.-Mr. Martin Strong, one of
the earliest settlers of Erie county, Ohio,
died on the 2sth ult., aged SO. Mrs.
Nancy L. Taylor, felet of Dea Horace
Taylor, of Claridon, Geauga county, died
on the 9th inst. in the 74th year of her
age. Mrs. Taylor was one of the first fe-
males immigrants who spent night in the
township of Claridon, having settled there
with her husband in 1911. She was one
of the original members of the Congrega-
tional Church there of which she continu-
ed worthy member until her Death
VIM. K. Osborn, District Attorney for the
comfy of San. Francisco, died in Califor-
MIA few weeks ago. He was native of
Dayton, and graduate of Miami Universe
The Hon. John Greig, of Canaan
daigua, died on the 9th, aged 20. He
was one of the early settlers of Western
New York, and for thirty years one of the
Regents of the University of New York.
When Mr.. Granger was appointed Post
master General, Mr.. Greig accepted seat
in Congress as his successor, but he soon
retired. He was native of Scotland, a
gentleman of wealth and high social po-
sition, and when Louis Philippe, was on
exile in this country, in the time of the first
Napoleon, he is said to have been especial
" Indebted to Mr.. Greig for hospitality
and friendship.-Father John Ryan, of
Buffalo, ordained in 1851 by Bishop Timon
as Catholic Priest, died on the 4th.-
The Hon. John Ewing, who some years
ago filled prominent place among the
public men of Indiana, died suddenly in
Vincennes on the 9th, in his 10th year
Some thirty years ago he established the
Wabash Transcript Mr.. Ewing was a
member of Congress for two terms.--The
venerable Mrs. Mary H. Breckenridge, con-
sort of the late John Breckinridge who in
troductd into the Kentucky Legislature the
famous Resolutions of '98, died at Louis
vile few days ago, in the Goth year of
her age. She was the mother of Rev. R.
J. Breckenridge of Danville, and Rev. w.
L. Breckenridge, of Louisville, both emf
nent ministers, and grandmother of the
present Vice-President Breckenridge.-
The Hon. Joel. Crawford, formerly mem
Der of Congress from Georgia, and gal
liant officer in the Indian Wars, died on the
9th, aged 75.-Ex-Gov. John S. Pc
tiers, of Connecticut, died at Heborn on the
3Oth ult., st the advanced age of So
An old Sailor named Michael Clear died at
Greenwich, Conn.,, last week. In 1910 he
was sailor befor the mast, but during tie
war of 1912 he was captain of the foretop
on board the Constitution. Capt Clear
aided in taking the Guerrero under Com
Hull, the Java under Com. Baimbridge,
and the Cyane and Levant under Com. Ste
wart. The brave old salt after his sailing
days were over held the position of sailing
master at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
DR.. Church, member of the canadian Par
lament from South Leeds, was found dead
in his room, soon after dinner on the 9th.
He died of fapoplexy.-Ex-Mayor Scott,
of Philadelphia, died on the Atm. He was
an eminent member of the bar, and used
to be an active politician of the Wig school
Dir. John K Mitchell, another of the
most distinguished citizens of Philadelphia,
died on the 5th. As professional man,
as man of letters, and as man of society,
DR.. NJ. held high position. He was Of
Scottish descent, and a graduate of Edin-
burgh University.-Alderman John Gre
CORY, of New York, died on the Sd. He
was worthy citizen and faithful public
officer, Eden Burrowes, one of the pio-.
neers of Warren county, fell asleep on the
2sth ult., at the age of 90. He removed
from New Jersey to Cincinnati in 1896,
and settled in Warren county in 1902
For half a centu he carried OIL the busi-
ness of tanning and farming on an extern
siye scale, and boar spotless reputation.
The Hon. Samuel Adams, of Town
send, Middlesex county, Mass, a member
of the present State Senate, died on the
5th from the effects Of aconite prescribed
as lotion for rheumatism. He swallowed
three tea spoonfulls, which ended his life
in two hours. His age was 52-Charles
H. Brown, well known merchant of Bos
ton, died on the I'd, aged 66.-Tuck a.
fix-tah, or the "Owner Of Many Horses"
one of the pawnee delegation of Indians,
died in Washington on the 9th. Shortly
before his death he expressed regret that
he could not have fallen in battle. His
Indian weapons and finery were at his re-
quest buried with him. A large concurse
attended the funeral at the Congressional
Cemetery.