Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
DIEzD.

In this town Bantam Falls April 9, ANNIE CoR NELIA, daughter of Henry L. and Helen L. kenney aged 13 months and days.
 In this town, April "A, Mrs. Thankful Seymour in the 98th year of her age. In Woodbury. April 5th. Mrs. RHoDA PARKER wife ef Truman Parker, aged 84.
 In Warren, on the 16th inst, MT. Erastus Curtis in the 10th year of his age. In Hartford 18th Walter T., son of John Aberne. tly aged 1 year and 20 days.
 In Ierryvilie. April IT, Augustus L. Fenn, 36. r In Bethlem. April H. Edwin Hannahs aged 52
 In sharon, Miss Margaret Gay, 59.-Mr. F. K. Hunt, 59
 In Sheffield April 12, Mrs. Cynthia J., wife of Dwight Andrews, and daughter of William Woodan of Litchfeld, aged %.
 From the N. Y. Evangelist
 Died in Buffalo, on the 3d of April, Mrs. Mary Ann Sedgwick Noyes widow of Milton Moves age,l 52. Mrs. Moves was native of Cornwall, Conn Married at an early age, she returned with her hus band to Rochester, New York, where they spent a few years of service in the cause of Christ while members of Dr. Joel Parkers church. After the death of her husband, Mrs. Moves removed tc brockport. and subsequently, to Le Roy to afford her sons and daughters successively the benefits education in the institutions of learning located ill those villages. and less than year since she ved to Buffalo. In November, 19f7 a married daughter. residing in Burlington; Iowa, died sud denly, and the event seemed to irlf1ict deadly wound upon the fond mothers heart She was sur rounded with other aHectionate children, and she was submissive a Christian to the will of God in the afiiiction, but her grief was peculiar, leading her to feel and often to say that she could not long survive. She was attacked most violently by apo pexy, on the morning of the 2d inst and without consciousness, breathed heavily for about twenty four hours. when respiration ceased, and her spirit lefti its clay for its home in the skies The religious character of the deceased has been most consistent and praiseworthy She has shown ln all her course strong mind and resclute pur- pose, In the arrangements of her worldly business and in the care of her family left 50 dependent up- on her unaided exertions but in all it has been manifest that her great desire was to bring up her chiitiIen in the service of her Lord and Saviour her great anxiety has ever been that they might be disciples of Christ. faithful and true Her example has been uniformly that of one whose conversation
 is in Heaven and those that are left behind to mourn her loss with breaking hearts, feel assured that death was to her q welcome messenger though he came so unexpectedly and under circumstances so sad and painful they know that she has gone to occupy the mansion prepared for her by her ascenl- ed Saviour. '4
 Her brother writes: "I am continually impress ed with the pleasant infections which yonr moth. CTS beautiful course of life has left npon my memo ny. l remember. very we'll, the day Of her birth, and from that time to this have eyer loved her with the Warncst fratsl nal feeling In 4ahng over iier course of Hfes Lam not aware fit Single act of hers is to be regretted she has brought up fami ly with most extraordinary good judgment, and has exerted wide influence for good ever since she came upon the stage of active life ;she has fulfilled her mission, and accomplished her work, and was no doubt well prepared for Heawn.