Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
Rrcnrd of Denths.

Mrs. Hanna Bliss aged 81 years, died at
Saratoga, n. Y, few days ago Mrs B. en-
igrated with her husband, Mr. Jonathan Bliss,
to Cleveland in 1919, being passengers from
Buffalo in the Walk in. the ater, the first, and
then only steamer on Lake Erie After the
death of Mr.. B. Mrs. Bliss joined the family OF
her son.in-law. Herschel Foote, Esq in East
Cleveland, and with them removed to Saratoga
Springs some year and half ago----CaPt. l..
T. Pheatt, popular old Lake Commander, died
at Toledo on Wednesday. He commanded the
Northern Indiana, Western Metropolis, and other
Lake steamers, and was a noble officer and an
estimable man.--Prof. d. II. Olmstead, i.
L. D died at New Haven on the 18Th, aged
65. Prof o. graduated at Yale College in 1913
for ten years was Prof of Chemistry in the
University of North Carolina, made Geologi-
cal Survey of that State, and held the post Of
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philoso.
ply in Yale College from 1925 till his death
Col Levi Treadwe, of Whcatland, Mich.
died on the 4th inst, aged rs. Col. 7. was
an officer in the war of 1872 and in 1910 re-
| moved from new 10TH 10 AlClllRuis AAt was
much esteemed. Several of the old citizens
of Lorain have recently passed away On the
| % ult., Mr. William Ingersol, aged II years,
and on the lst inst Mrs. Catherine lngersoll,
aged &C, died in Grafton Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll
removed from Lee, Mass, TO Grafton, Ohio,
over 40 years ago, and broke up the dense will
derness of that township.-Mrs. Prudence
| Arnold died in Grafton on the 2nd inst, aged
| 7S years. Mr.. and Mr. Arnold removed from
| Benson, Conn to Grafton a quarter of a CEN
tury ago.--Fairchd Hubbard, Esq, died in
| La Grange an the 9th inst, aged 80 years. He
removed from Jefferson county, N. Y, to Lo-
rain county in 1924, aud was the first settler in
La Grange. Mr. II. served in the war of 1912,
was man of much benevolence OF heart, and
his old age was full Of cheer and happiness,
surrounded with children and friends
I-Rev Adam Wakeman Platt died at Clin-
ton, Iowa, on the I'd inst, in the G9th year of
| his age lie was a graduate of Union Col
| lege, studied theology at Princeton, and enter
ed upon the ministry Of the Presbyterian
! Church. lie was much respected and in 1856
removed from Western New York to Iowa.
| Mr. p. was father-in-law of the editor Of the
uSmmit Beacon.--Jno Patton, who settled in
| Monroe Mich, as early as 1906, died on the
| 9th inst, aged 60. At the River Raisin mas
sacre he saved his life by out-running five In
QlunS who pursued hlm as 1ar as Oltef UfeeRl
five miles. He held many offices Of trust, and
many mourn his dealh.--Mrs. Soule, wife
of Hon. Pierre Soule, died in New Orleans on
the 4th She was an accomplished and be-
! loved woman.--Rev. Geo Lane, one Of the
oldest clergyman Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and for many years Senior Book
Agent in New York, died at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
on Friday ay.-Mrs. Margaret Beeugrand, for
81 wears resident of Fremont died on the
llth inst She was a woman Of rare good
qualities, and left a large circle of relatives
and friends to cherish her memory.--Dr-
Tomlinson, a distinguished physician of Mil
ledgeville, Ca, and formerly member of Con-
gress, died on the 18th inst.-JOseph Gle
nat, the famous Philadelphia omnibus propri-
et0r, died last week. He was 20 years Of age,
and served in the French army under Napo-
leOn.-Dr. George Abbott, American Vice
Consul at Cairo, died recently, aud since then
Dr. Henry Abbott an elder brother, the well
known collector Of Egyptian antiquities, and
for nearly thirty years the only resident Eng
lish physician in Cairo.-Mrs. Mary Nor
ton, widow Of the late Samuel Norton,
the original proprietor of the town OF
Bucyrus, died on the 18th ult, in her 74th
year. She was among the first settlers Of
Bucyrus, and had a large circle of friends
Rev John b. Hudson the pioneer minis.
ter and the patriot, died in Livingston county,
N. Y, on the 26th ult, aged SO years,