Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
Record Of Deaths.

Record Of Deaths.
The bon. John I, schoolcsafs Of Albany,
n. Y, died ct st. oatharines On the 7th int
Ile attended ihe Chieago Conysaiion as = DEL
eglte, was in III health, and on his return
was unable to proceed further than St. Cath
arines. Mr.. s. was twice elected to Congress
from the Albany district and was President
of the Commercial Bank.--Gen. Siia,
NJ. Burroughs, Member of Congress from tn,
Orleans Sc. district died at Medina, N. " OIL
tue 9th ihsi., ef cancer In the stomach, aget
90 years. In 1856 he was elected by the Re
publicans to Congress, and reelected in 1858
-Hon- Samuel D. Ingham, Secretary o
State under Gen. jackson, died at Trenton
N. J., on the 9th inst, at the advanced agt
Of 81 years, Among his associates in Gen
Janllson's Cabinet, were Mr.. Van Buren, Mr.
Eaton, Mr.. Branch, and Mr.. Berrien. Thii
Cabinet resigned at the request Of Gen. Jack
son. Mr.. Ihgham then retired to private life
BE had served in Congress several terms
commencing in 1919 and closing with the
year arls29.----Judge Ohabot who held d
seat in the Canadian Parliament from 1s4s
till 1856, died at Quebec on the Sd inst.------
Asa Whitehead, Esq, for a quArter of a cen
tury the leading member of the bar at New
ark, Nj, died last week at the age Of 55
years. lie held many State Offices, and was
a member Of the memorable Harrisburg Con
vention which nominated Gen. Harrison for
the Presidency .-----Capt Asa Whitney
died recently at Cattaraugus, in bis 10th year.
He participated actively in the war Of 1872.
Rev. Stephen Martindale died last
week at Tarrytown, N. Y, aged 70 years
He was the Oldest member but one of the
New York Conference of the Methodist Epis-
eOpal Church, and a gentleman of the old
schoOl.--Col. John ZenOr died in Hari-
son county, Indiana, on the 23d ult., in his
6sth year. He was a noted pioneer, served
in two Indian expeditions, and was member
Of the Indiana Constitutional Convention in
l850.---Mrs. Francis Brouillete, one OF
the most aged citizens of Vincennes, Ind,
died recently She was born in that old
4
CornOyer, was a merchant and Indian trader,
and frequently made long and hazardous jour
neys to Detroit AT 10 she was married to
Judge Vanderburgh, who had served as an
officer through the Revolutionary War, and
for 20 years Mrs. B. received pension, She died
on the same square of lots on which she was
--Mrs. N. Kennedy died in Monroe
county, n Y, on the Both ult., in her 9sth
year. Mr. X. settled in Webster in 1905,
when Rochester was a wilderness. He re-
fused to purchase farm where the city is
located, on account of the poor quality of the
land Mrs Marie Post, Of Patterson, N. J.,
expired recently at the great age Of lO6 years.
Forty of her descendants, including several
reat-grandchildren and daughter 81
years old, attended Mrs. Posts funeral. Her
husband, Capt. Post an officer in the Ameri-
can army, died in lS47, at the age of 81
years. Mrs. Samantha W. Miles, Of
0berlin, recently member of the Institution,
died at No Tappan, Africa, March l6th, in
the 26thyear of herage. She was the dangh-
ter eff David Waters, of 0berlin, and sailed
with Mr. Miles for Africa in Nov 1857, to
Join the Mendi Mission Mrs NJ died of ac-
climating fever after an illness of eleven
days.---Col C.4M. Campbell, one OF the
editors and proprietors of the Memphis Ava
lanche, died on the 3lst ult.---Wm. R.
Hallett, President of the Bank of Mobile, died
in New York on the 9th inst.--R Rev.
Samuel S. Curtis, a Universalist preacher, and
highly esteemed citizen of Toledo, died on
the 29th ult., aged 46 years.------dr. ]. J..
Perry, well known citizen of Sandusky, died
recently aged Al years. He was an active
business man and much respected. -----7--La-
dy Byron, widow of the great poet died at
London on the 18th nit, sged &c years. She
was married to Lord Byron in 1916, the union
proving most unhappy to bOth.--Sir
Charles Barry, the architect of the new Par
Lament Houses in London, died last month
at the age of 65.