Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-08

HEN LIGHT ar, departed this life On the morning
the 18th ut after anfu lress Of weeks, suffering
; an aaectoa ofthe liver sad Kidneys
Mr. Lgett Of the oldest -s respected citizen.
Of ngon having, as It were. up With the country
hethngkhe anos hare mountains, hiIs yas when
| they ,aothei wi h the 70. esOf forest.
re miles above nasiOn in Whit is now Smith
county, Va TIE nth OF January, 49,. Lescendiag
D or arensg he was able acc uire on hat called an Old
ed choo education the hands wdo ed mother which
however, his grea improved close applca ion,
his nhOOd being we'll qpaiae perflrn
aaee . tue va iors Transactions Of busiBe-s lie
tn June, Commenced an apprenti,e hip
saed left there foloEing and came to MsryT1ie
Tenn. where he IN shed trade and he fall Of s4
eli the O. 7c was warct ed to Mobile, and
wien peace announced in 1876. re returned 70
Blont NY, gsnn whsr he received honorable discharge
~ Isis he KinSstn Rone county, Tenn, where
h as resiled ever ses On the i4 Of Aug 1917 he
rred = Elizabeth oldest daughter OF milton and Nancy Cen
Before and after his marraze he followed his trade with great
energy and industry until his esors crowned with SUM-
cent to enable him TO engage, say in the grcantl
pubic housshe Mansion ousone OF tue mos sat sfactory
ad pleas ant temporary hons for the travelling public viii
county has Afforded de appointed Justice Of the Peace
Io hoans county ~ ts under th- old
which held, to the satisfaction OF the public,
ton vas adopted n was elected B the pie to the same ece
in 1885, WHICH be held for year When the Legislature Of
people Of Roane Of that Office which he
discharg much to the sat action.
B being of the brightest and most thorough MasoDs
Tennessee Be initiated in 1891 and attached himself
Lodge which Cee be has filled the portion Of
time since He also member Of Lodge NO 6, aoyal
o. Grand Junior Warden, Grand Senior Warden and equity
Grand Master in the drand Lodge OF Tennessee The theory
Judge ggett do aoeH whatever worth dCinS
all He thorough and generous in all his business trans.
actions and when h. came to tale L. suryey of the woj
be found his mason, be we'll done made
udcous disposal Of lis handsome state parting
with his brethren and ren s II have enough Of th
Worlt willing and to leave It. Ih1ve no
future wiling and d7 TO meet my JUDGE
Thus PISSED away Of excellent czens-a
worthy seaat and exemplary member OF the order Of Free
and Accepted Masons. NAP.
call seng Of Union Lofge No 80 Free and Accented
Nasons their Lo igeroon, Kingston Tenn, Friday SOth
Of August D. 1851 A l. 1851, the Wosh pfal Master
the deease worthy BROTHER Senior Warden
~ Liggett which provdsnal visitation occurred on the
2gh INST. " o'clock The W. appointed brothers
special committee draft and suitable resolutions for
action at regular communication
And at The regular meeting Of the Lodge, Saturday evening"
August 3st, A. D. 1861, D. 56jl the Ioume., through
r arman ed the 70 loving preamble and resolutions
Viii were unanimously adopted
WHEREAs pleased AEse Architect Of the unyere
remove from midst much esteemed vellteoved
Senior Warden Henry Lggett Sr, VIA after painful aeS
departed this eOn Thursday mornings bH O'Clock M the
e5th of August, Z. D 1861 therefore,
Rs0lC That in the death brother Lggett masonry hiss
lost its brightest gems God has to him
believe be ter uord MssOns taught to
bow submission the deaees OF Him who comeh for
Io.t a..
whose place cannot be easily filed for he Ct
nObless work OfG dan honest
esoUed That bereayei family IF the deceas
earnest sympathy, for believe is made duty to
mourn with hose Eo especially for the loss Of snch
IA her ans such friend.
Re8oDed That proceI be published In tha Nashve
American POST and that copy be fur
ni-hed to the aHily or deceived BROTHER. sad.
ResO SD That the Of Union Ledge no Ss will
wear the usual bsdga Of mourning n,-r,ns,,, ~
Athens Pot plelse COPY.