Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10
Record of Deaths.

Mr.. John Dayton, aged 66 years, died in
Mantua, Portage county, on the 10th of April
Mr.. d. was a native of Schuyler, n Y, served
in the war of 1872, and settled in Troy, Geauga
county in 1917 lie was very active in OPEN
ing up the new country, served as one of the
first trustees Of the township, and with his wifi,
united with the first Congregational Church in
Troy Mr.. d, was much respected for his in
tagrity, piety, and kindness to his fellow men.
-Henry Lewis, for many yoSY5 aonnscte5
with the mercantile interests OF CinSiunati and
closely identified with the Liberty party, o!
which his brother Samuel lately deceased was
distinguished leader died on the 2d inst. lie
gas about 55 years of ege --Dr Thomas NJ
Drake, good scholar and public speaker, and
for time Professor in the Ohio University at
Athens, was found drowned ia the canal at
GAINESVILLE ON the lst Alter the body was Ia.
ken from the water physicians succeeded in
bringing back life, but every effort to sustain il
was without avail Prof. W. O. Larrabee
State Superintendent of Instruction in Indiana
in 1852, died on the Sd inst -. Phillips
Phenix, distinguished citizen and lawyer OF
New York, died on the 4th inst, aged II years
lie was formerly Member of Congress from
New York Command j. S. Payne, of the
u. ). Navy, died IN Portland on the 2d, aged
60. lie entered the service in 1918, discharged
his duty faithfully in various cammands up to
1853, when his health became 80 impaired that
was placed upon the retired list--N Nicholas
Hill, Esq, one of the most eminent lawyers Of
tho State OF New York, died at Albany on the
lst, of brain ieyer.-Mrs, Sophia Wright
wife of The Auditor of State, died suddenly in
( ala .l,ttt I,gkvv l. e 4.
Mrs. w was an estimable lady, and the daugh-
ter of the Hon NJ b Corwin, of Urhana.S
Three Of the venerable pioneers Of Delaware
County, Messrs. Nathaniel Gregory, aged 81,
Richard Hennls, upwards of 80, and John Mis-
ner in his SOth year, have passed away within
a short time MIR Albert Dean, a much re.
speeted citizen Of Hardin county, died near
Kenton ON the LIST, aged 55-Nr. NJ NJ
Caifee, ioi forty three years a resident of New.
ark, o., Postmaster under Gen. Harrison, died
last week.--Gen. Clover a prominent Dem.
ocratic politician OF Clarion county, Penn,
died few days Lieut. j. Sidney Hen
shaw, an author Of considerable merit, died at
Utica, n, on the 29th ult, aged AZ. He
was native of Boston, and for a score of years
was connected with the naval service.-
Charles Avery Holdship, a Young Pittsburgher
of much promise, died at Marquette, Lake Su
perior, on the 20th ult., OF consumption, aged
27--F, M Merrill, for many years Secretary
Of State OF Vermont, and one OF the most promi.
ment citizens of the State, died suddenly at
Montepelter on the ID, aged As years.--On
the 9Th ut., Samuel Parke, Esq, one of the
oldest and most respected members Of the Ian
caster, Penn, bar, was found dead in bed
lie died of apoplexy xy,---Joseph NJ Church, |
Esq, member OF the late Legislature from
Philadelphia died suddenly in New York last
week, from congestion of the lungs Mr.. |
Simon Spauldng died at Kilngly, Ct., on the |
18th ult, aged 81, He voted at every Presi. |
dental election, except Washington's first term |
Walter McPherson Bayne, an actor and |
painter, died in Boston recently His chief
painting was panorama Of voyage across
the Atlantic and trip up the Rhme.--
Kinsley Carpenter the Oldest man in Provi. |
dence, II. L. died on Thursday, aged 97 wears |
--Gustaye Barron, an old British Merchant |
Of immense wealth, in the City Of Mexico |
died April I'd He was the principal share. |
holder of the Almadsn quick silver Mine,