The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-05
DIED.,

In Floyd Floyd County Iowa, JAMES IRAH II BENz-
DICT only son of James H. and Esther B. Benedict,
formerly Of Bristol Kenosha Co., Wis.-ef Qiptleria
and T. plus Fever, aged 8 years, IL months and IL
days. ..5 a..t ..h#H f.
From out nay window can
Els little grave. That's left to me
With all the precious msmery-
The little clothes he ussd to wear,
And golden tr ssses of his hair, $500 .ss,
~ D. Sad memories all to me. know .,s.la =...
g'. saw him through the valley go, 4wy-
Saw his face deaths gentle wss- gav la N
1 saw his sweet life fade oat from mine,
" Fr, m mine, into the life divine. e. b. B.
In Paris, Dee 25th, 1854, Of ipfam.tisn Mrs. JU-
LIArTA HARRIS, con sort of Reuben Harris aged ~
years. ,.-a Gyat
In the town of Benton. Lake Co. H. on the 14,h Of
December, 1884, THOMAS JACKSON, aged IS years,
months and 10 days. at7s Iffft I&h9H
The deceased of the old settlers of this por.
ton OF the country having engrased to the town Of
Benton frsm England in the year 1916. 55 lJg
In the town of Paris, Kenosha Co., Wis Dss. 81, 1884
Mrs. CORNELIA N. BLAoKNAN, wife Of Horace
Blackman and laughter of Mrs Della M Stone Of
Racine. .-.... - bun l,ss 15J. i sH a.IHsli
In Pleasant Prairie on the 26sh of December, MAR
ming of the he enlisted in the 9th Ohio Battery
and ia Feb last again enlisted ia the same in which
be remained till Sept, when he discharged hav
ing the Consumption, of which be died. He was the
third of the widow Davis, who yet three sons
in, the army. Many friends and neighbors paid due
honors to his memory and sung at the funeral, .a5.
go wrap the Flag around me boys"
Suddenly, through accident upon the LOUISVILLE
nd Nae uil lilo Pna he 1aR 4
Mr.. JOHN KEgNE, ages 81 years. .ss .t...s a..
The deceased was native Of Sarategs c.. N. Y,
and had been citixen of tn. about eleven years
He had been much of this time engaged in employ
ment connected with rail roads, both in this State
and at the south and in all his business relations
had sustained an unblemished character for fidelity
activity and skill. highly respected by those
in whose employment he wasas in him could be safs>
ly reposed confidence and responsibility in any emer-
gency. In the capacity of Road Master, on the sns
upon which he killed he for himself rep.
utation for much success.
AS son and brother Mr.. Keens vas aF.ctonat
and kind, devotisg himself tendsrly to the sup
port of an aged and widowed mother rend ering her
life easy and comfortable in her declining years His
oss is great and irrerarabe to his family and friends
snd much dsplored by all who knew hin.
Yes. be has gone, that mosher's only son,
The stay and staff OF her declining years,
The strong right arm OF her Beloved John,
No more sustsins her through this vale Of tears
Those loving sisters shall no divide, .-
The warm affection of that manly heart,
Son, bro her, friend wise counsellor aud guide:
One blow hath sundered all those ties apart
Weep, stricken ones, tits meet your tears should
-.-ra flow l. .s -.-. f..-t.#t 4. III.
.i The blessed Saviour wspt for grisf like yours,
His tender heart 5 till mslts al human woe, .g,a
His grace sufficient, all eafsh's sorrows cures