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this county. rcl:.f. - 81 arstsfr-Zs
~ DIED,
In Prison. at Elmira n ". on the 18th of Aug.
1864, JAMES McD0N0UGH aged 10 years;
j In Charlestown. Aug. 18th, 1864, THOMAS Nc
DONOUGH, aged IL years; .s. .r.a...-rfs
In Carroll Prison. D. c. on the 18th Of January
| 1865. Miss si0LLIE McD0NOUGH, aged y years;
Killed at Middleburg. June IL, 1865. CHARLES
MoDONOUGH, aged II years;-a children OF Mr..
John McDonough Of this town. and all died within
The short space Of eleven months. In chilling up
the record" we have found no occasion for more
heartfelt sympathy for bereayed parents, and We
regret that time and circumstance do not al
init of more special and circunstantal statement
of facts
Denarted this life on SUNDAY the 10th Of Feb 1865,
Mrs MARIA W. WELSH, wife Of Geo. W. Welsh.
and second daughter of the late Joseph Harley, Oh
this county. The deceased was in the Sind year OF
her age-and has left deeply afflicted husband
and two small children bcreft o. mothers watch
full care and forming hand, together with number
of aectionate relatives tn mourn their irreparabie
loss Asa wife, daughter. sister aud friend, she
was ahectionate, tender and sincere. she was q
member of the Methodist Episcopal church Tor
number of wears and served her Redcemer not alone
in wo.d bat n deed. Let her friends not mourn as
those that have no hope. hsnrf1s
In Washington, d. c. on the 9Th Of April, 1851
COLUMBUS C. BUSEY, aged ~ years and ~ days,
son of Isaac W. and Julia A. Busey, formerly OF
Harpcr's Ferry. The deceased was an exemplary
Young man. strict Son of Temperance. greatly
esteemed and beloved by family and friends.
Died in st. Joseph, Missouri Aug. ~. AMAN-
DA. eldest daughter of Milton II. and Lucinda
Moore. aged "a wears. ,
On the 10Th day of August 1862, DIR. MADISON
c. CLINE, of LOudoun Co. in the Doth year OF his
age. -1tr sstf
Fromtke SiepkerdstoEn Regi Ter.
The following is list of citizens. and soldiers.
well-known and respected, Of Shcpherdstovn and
vicinity, who have died since the commencement of
the war:
In this town. January 2s. 1865, Mrs. Mary j. Nor
gam widow Of the late Jacob Morgan, aged g. years
an affectionatc mother, a kind friend, and died as
she had lived true christian $50
In this town. Sept. 10. 1862. Mrs Elizabeth Rick
ard wife of Elijah Richard, aged go years IA kind
and devoted mother and died with the full assurance
| of blessed immortality.
In this town, July y, 1854, Mr.. Albert llumrick-
house, merchant aged rs year., months aud
days.-one of our oldest and mostrspectcd citizen.
In this town. Oct. 4. 1863. Mr.. William Mouidcr,
aged 40 years. Mr.. VI. was highly respected met
chant Of this for many years. and held the OF
flee of Postmaster from The administration III Frank
lin Pierce to the election of Abraham Lincoln
In this town. Oct. G. 1864. Col. Charles Harper,
merchant aged Gs years. The deceased was al the
county, widely known and generally esteemed. lie
| had long been officially connected with the county
as one Of its most intelligent and efficient inagis-
t.atcs. tHHi 'ar
In this place, on .ihe 18th Of April. 1865, Miss
Nancy Bradshaw, aged so years,--a worthy and
exemplary christian. 't 't
In this place, August 8, 1863, Mr.. Jacob Line,
aged CT years.--one ,f ous oldest, wealtDisst and
most respected citizens suI
| In thi. place, kugust lG, 1858, Miss Mary G. Line,
daughter of the late Jacob Line, aged 20 yeas.
In PerrvsvilIc Indiana Nov. Is, 1862, Mr. A. J..
s. Hanscckcr, formerly of this town, aged, years.
In this place. on the 18th September, 1862, Mr.
John VI. Jewett, aged about 40 years, one OF our
best citizens, and an efficient lawyer 4
| In this place on the 18th Of August, 1864, Mr..
Zachariah Shugart, aged As years. sfI
In this place on the 2sth of March, ls64, Mr.. ia.
cob Staey, aged u years,-oneo OF our oldest and
| wealthest citizens,
In this place on the 9th Of August, 1861, Mr.,
| William II. Staley, aged % years.
In this place. on the 9th of September, 1854, Miss
Emily Rightstine, daughter Of VIM, Rightstine,
teemed by al! who knew her.
| In this place. on the 9Th Of October, 1852, Miss
] Julia L. Quigley. aged n years; and on the 2sd
ofDecembcr 1864, Emily Y. Quigley, aged IL years,
much beloved daughters Of our worthy citizen DIR.
John Quigley.
|
| Levi Moler, aged about 50 years,-a kind vito and
aifectonate mother, removed from happy family
| In this place. Oct IL, 1864, Elizabeth Wiltshre,
! aged years, 10 months and IL days ard on NOV,
Is. 1862, Ida Norman, aged years month and
days,-intcresting children OF Henry r and BIZ
abeth Cameron. t1
In this place, on the 4th ofAugust, 1861 Martha,
aged m ,nihs; and on the llih August leGz, John
| Lynn an interesting child, aged 8 years: and on
| the Sd OF October 1868, Mary Louisa, aged .
rnonths.--childrcn Of Joseph and Susan Byers 81
In this place, Oct II, 1862, Mrs. Martha 7 Me-
Farlane, aged 40 years,-a true Christian
In June. 1862. Mr. Phneas MarshRlL aged GO
ycarF,-a highly respectable citizen.
On January IA. 1862, Mr. Peter W. Kcrncy, aged
Gs years,-a respectable and kind citizen.
In this place at the residence Of John l.. Richard,
Sept, q, 1sC2 Miss Rebecca Richardson, aged 20
years.-sweef, amiable and gentle, beloved by All
who knew her.
Tn this place. July 4, 1868: Henry Lee, aged
year and 10 months, son Of John L. aud Mary T..
Richard.
Jan. II, 1862, Mrs. Margaret y. Kerney, wife Of
Peter w. Kerney, deceased aged e6,-a kind ana
devoted mother, and an exemplary christian
Oct 81, 1854, Mrs. Lizzie Kerncy, wife OF William
Fletcher Kerney. and daughter Of Peter W. and
Margaret n. Kerney, deceased, aged 1s years and
montlIs,--a kind and devoted wife and companion,
and true christian. * s-a.a rri tta 81 ssa
June G, 1863, Mrs. Susan McQuiIkin, wife Of VIM.
7. McQuilkin aged 65years,--a kind.and affection
ate lady. t.t4
Near this place, Oct. Is, 1868, Of Dyptheria;
Charles Schiey, second son Of John T. Schicy, aged
l6 years, months and rs days. ~
in this place, April 8, 1864, Mrs Nancy Butler,
widow Of the late William Butler, aged about ..
years,-one OF our Oldest and most highly esteemed
citizens beloved and respected BY all VINO kne" her'
and devoted christian.
April %, 1864, Dr. Vincent NJ. Butler, aged A.
years,-generous and pubc-sPirited, afable and
kind, and an indulgent husband and father, and
good citizen. Peace TO his ashes! w
October 90 1861, Miss Eugenie, second daughter
Of John II. MeEndree, deceased, aged ~ years.
blooming into womanhood. beloved by many com
panions and friends.
JnIy q, 1863. MR.. Ariadna II. Kcrncy, aged5 90