New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
DIED,

Bird II., Elizabeth n j. on Tue,dsy April a Ella Maria
The friend. Of tho family invited to attend the funeral
from their Residence at Elizabeth on Eddsy Apn
Ferry Al O'clock Csrr.ss, will b. 10 waiting at the
Elizabeth Depot; return trains at $40, s. s:sS p m.
COCK On Tuesday, April T. Ann Augusta, wife Of Or.
Thoms, Cosk and daughter OF Dr. l'aac Wood In the
Fenea services her late residence No <7 West Thirty.
taken to Crossword on The following morning. "
CARSHORE-On Friday. March 90 in Clsversek, Columbs
SGupsy 4 The ssss1nos Of s bis .sPassT David Na
C0URTIs-In thi. city on Tuesday. April Mrs Hannah c.
Courts: aged 4e years, wife Of Mr. Stacy Courts formerly
The remain; will be taken to Salem Mass for ntsrmsnt
DUNN-On Wednesday April 8, David Dunn, aged 20 years
The relatives and friends OF the family also the members OF
vitsd to attend hi. funeral from his late re,dence No. 60
King street, on Friday, at O'Clock p m.
HEMINwAYaA. Piermont y Y. on Tuesday, Agrii =,
town. Conn and daughter Of the late Capt VIM T. Rod
Funeral services at First Presbyterian Church. Washington
street. Jersey City. Friday, April 10, ct 10 o'clock
JACKsON-On Tuesday morning. April T. OF pneumonia,
NATHAN o aok 81. m tho I'm year N o. h pa" 's .,
Friday a2 o'clock p Friends Of the family, and Of his
sou..inlaw Mortimer De Motto and George NJ Snow. arc
Mr. Jackson born in Berkshire County Mass, March
no., Of te mr.. & and Sho ocss of IN.
Revolutionary army drew up the articles Of capituation at
the surrender OF Bursoyhe Mr. Nathan Jackson was me
came TO NewYork in 1910 70 seek his fortune by
trces rugay aud industry accumulated large estate His
ugay however, untainted by meaDness his hand was
always free to give Oi late years Mr. Jackson TOOK warm
interest In tue prosperity OF Williams College, partly becsuss
e In county 4 Berkshire. bat mainly bee
he nea descendant from Col Williams. the founder Of
tho college This iteTe, he exhibited by donations to the
of about for the erection ola Natural History
building for tine purchase OF for the Presi,
dent and for tue Of esoshng Protes.orship OF
Clrsan Theology Thus the town through which Mr. Jack.
had passed sixty yes beor. without money to buy
PAR of Shoes was r,ey enriched from the with
Ills connection with the history Of Williams College
viii 70 down po.tey with those Of Wi liams and Law
renee. Mr. Jackson amemOe since 1888 OF the Dutch
R.fra.d Church ia hs dy log sustained
Unaffected Iety strong family sentiment and kindnes' OF
heaT which responded to claim upon it. NO one
but himself knew the extent OF bis bereactns and MS lid
, eral hand will be missed In many householdA
NORTHROP-At Flushing L l., Wednesday April 9, Of
c,oup Frederic T. Of Allen r and Emily IL NoTthrop,
eyed years ard mouths
The friends OF the family Tosrec kly invited to attend the
funeral from Flushing Institute Friday, at2
shELDEN-Cn Sunday, April 3 Edward A. Sheldon, Of
the late Henri Sneldrn. In tho Jith year oil h age $50
The friend, aGy psclfny invited 70 attend the
funeral tho house Il George r.. ByIbs, No 30 CLARK
| street. brooklyn. this day a. O'Clock
| Philadelphia snd Cincinnati papers please copy.
sMITH-On "Wednesday Apr at White Plain., OF lin
geripg Illness John smith, the ssh year Of nj, sse.
1h. l.end Of the family respectfully invited to attend
IN. fau.r Frcay, Fl o'clock from his ate residence
I'm. funeral service. 81 the NJ g. Church In the Village
Tn. Harlem csy. Twentyxth street at ia o'clock
srOcKlNG-In this city on Monday April g. Christie e.
relic, Il the Rev. Davis Stocking eyed 50 years months
Faner, service, At the ,lesc. Of DR. Hunter No Io Sixth
avenue. "Wednesday az p rn and on Thursday ct
the ". Church Sing sing at III Friends OF the
| family invited to 1T end.
THAYEROn Tuesday. April Mrs. Mary Coeh''n Thayer
tt fare5 viii taSe place Friday, lOth at o'clock from
hsr ate rerioIcs No, 253 Degraw street. Brookyn, L.
The relatives and friends axe respectfully invited to attend
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