Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-24
Record Of Deaths.

DR.. Douglas Case, formerly en- esteemed
physician Of this city, and lately Of Columbus,
died suddenly at Auburn, N. Y, on the 10th
inst, at the age of ~ ycarF.---Mr. samu'i
Jones, aged 80, died IN WashingtOnville, Ma"
hOning county, Feb. 2stb. He Omigrstsd from
Virginia to Ohio in 1904, and was much re-
sPected during his long life ---Nr. Sherman
Rice died in Poland on tho lst, aged 7s years,
much lamentad. Mrs. Mercy Chalker, one Of
the pioneer mothers of the Reserve, died in
Southington, Trumbull county, on the 18th, in
her 18th year. She removed IRON Connecticut
with her husband to Southington in 1905, being
the first family that settled in that township
Her children, grand children, and great-grand
children number one hundred Mr.. Simon
zimmerman died in Bronson, Huron county, on
the 18th inst, in the seth year Of his age. He
settled in Bronson in 1916. and was among the
last Ofthe survivors in this section Of Gen. An.
,hony wsyne's army.-HOn. William Beach,
Of Auburn, N. 7 died in Albany on the 18Th
inst. He had served with credit in the Senate
of New York, and was well known to many in
this city .--Mrs. Johanna Harman, a much
respected lady of Albany, died on the 18th
INST, at the great age of lOS years. During
her whole life she enjoyed the most remarkable
good health and eye sight, and died of sheer
I'D age.-Rev. Mr.. French, of the Baptist
Church, died at Valparaiso, Iud., on the 9Th
.nst., aged 80 years. He had been 20 years
member Of the church, and so years preacher.
MIR job Evans, useful and much esteem
ed citizen of Mount Vernon, o., died on Thurs-
1ay.-RobeTt A Boyd, Of Mount Vernon,
blind musician Of much genius. educated at the
Ohio Blind Asylum, died in Cincinnati on the
10th inst -Phineas Tyler, over 100 years of
age, died in st. CLAIR county, Mich, on the lst
ust He had been Free Mason for go years,
and was buried with Masonic honOFs Rev.
Reuben Emerson, pastor of the Congregational
Church at South Reading, Mass, died on the
Ilth inst, aged So years He was settled in
| Is04-HoD. Lewis G. Levin, formerly
member of Congress from Philadelphia died on
the 18th inst-Hon. David A Bokee, for
nerly member of Congress from New York city,
lied of apopiexy on the l7Jh inst, in Wash
lngtOn city. he was Naval officer of the port
| Of New York under President Fillmore.--
George Wood, Esq. distinguished lawyer Of
New York, died on the 18th inst t--Msj
VIM Barton, one Of the pioneers Of Kentucky,
| lied in Bourbon county on the 5th inst, in bis
18th year. He served in the war Of ls 2. and
| i edtWO Indians in single combat Lewis
Hutchinson, Esq one of the oldest, most sue.
,sssful and respected business men of Pitts
Iurgh, died on the l7th inst-John F.
Bacon, Esq., died at Nassau. recently, aged II
years He held tie post of Clerk ofthe N. Y
senate for % years, and of U 8 Consul at
Nassau, New PrOvitenee, 10 years.--Iohn
Shed, one Of the soldiers of the Revolution, died
Fairfax CO., Va, few days ago, at the age
jf l02 years John Hartnett, late Secrs-
sIy OF the Territory Of Utah, died in St Louis
N the 18Th, Of onsumPtiOn.---Mrs Martha
Brown, the widow Of Oliver Brown who was
hot at HsTper's Ferry, died at Moth Elba, n
z, on the I'd inst. Mrs John Brown was with
1er daughter in-law during her brief sickness.
---MrS Allibone, the Oldest sister Of Geo.
W. Turner, who was killed at Harper's Ferry
turing the attack by John Brown, died on the
9Th at the Mount Hope Lunatc Asylum, " hither
she was taken shortly after the death of her
brother. She never rallied after be wss shot.
Annie, youngest child of frederick Doug
/ lass, died in Rochester on the 18th inst OF
congestion of the brain, In her 18th year. She
was child Of great promise, the pet Of her
tsther, for whose safety she greatly feared siiel
he Harper'S Ferry tragedy. She fell Ill ot
brain fever some three months ego, from over
excitement