Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-04
DEATHS.
While on q visit in Green. after a short sick
ness. Feb. 10, 1865, DANIEL r. WOLC0II, Of
Orwell. Ohio, AGED Sc years.

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While on q visit in Green. after a short sick
ness, Feb. 10. 1858. DANIEL K. WOLCOTT, Of
Orwell. Ohio, aged So years.
Mr.. Wolcott cameinto Ohio ct an early day
His first settlement was in Pennington, wher re
in 1870, he built the first frame house in the
township, it was AZ the center. near the Pres
byterian church. In lS3. he removed to Or
well, when il was an almost unbrOken forest
He was one OF the Lrst cluzsns there. ms BENG
the fifth family that settled there, lie was
thoroughly identified with the public improve
ments Otthat placeand in these bore a fulshare
of burden. BE was one of the original founders
of the Congregational church in Orwell. andtne
only survivor of that little band. In his house
was held the first Sabbath School that ever met
in Orwell. He was n good ~neighbor. and an
industrious and enterprising citizen. Although
his death was sudden. yet 1t did not lind him
unprepared. The hope that he had lived by,
sustained him as be went down into the dark
valley
the community in which he lived, have sustain
Cd a great loss in his death, and = large circle
of friends are left as mOurners.
Orwell. Feb 1853. IL.
In Bazetta, Feb. ed, TUDOR C. infant son Of
Eugene and Emma p. Latin. aged 4 months
ana 70 days.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded:
One sweet infant voice has lied
One fair brow the grave has shaded.
Our dear eherub now is dead,
Although our hearts are filed with sadness
And our freside lonely now.
His little harp he tunes in gladness.
With his blessed Saviour now.
Little Tudor has gone before US.
But be turns and waves his hand,
Pointing to the glories DER US.
In that happy spirit-lald.
In Warren, Feb. Is. Mrs. ELIZA c. WILSON,
aged { " enty-one years, wife of Mr.. Jefferson
Wilson. aad daughter Of Deacon W. S. and
EuLice l.. WOOdkoW.
Of all the thoughts of God. thatare
Borne inward unto souls afar.
Along the Psalmistis music deep
Now tell me ifthat any is,
For gift or grace surprising this,
He giveth His beloved sleepe"
AMI friends, dear friends. when it shall be,
That this low breath IS gone from me
When round my bier ye come to weep,
Let one. most loving Of you all,
Say, mot n tear must DER her fall"
He giveth His beloved sleep"
In Kinsman, on the 5th inst, Mr.. LORENZO
MOORE, in his 5lst year.
Mr.. NJ. removed with his parents. from Conn,
to Kinsman, in ISIS, since which time. he has
been esteemed a valuable and worthy citizen.
and an upright, and honorable business man.
As a husband and parent. he was loving and
afectionate. and blesta hewas, with acompan
ion whose qualities Of mind and heart, fitted
her for her station; their home was one Of the
hapDiest. But death entered that happy circle,
and tOE8 LFOm II u ANA4 " AgNAlA MAG anu
mother, in her 36th year. This occurred on Jan.
9. 1861. Scarcely had the tears ceas ed 10 How
for her. ere her stricken husband was called TO
Join her. Mr.. Moore died in Feb. 9Th after weeks
Of severe and patient suffering.
In the death Of Mrs. Caroline Moore and that
of her much esteemed husband. Mr. Lorenzo
Moore, the church and the community have sus-
tanned a great loss. To the orphan children
and aged mother and relatives Of the deceased
we tender our heartfelt sympathy.
Kinsman, Feb. p 1865. to.
Athis residence in Bazetta, on the 18th inst. Of
Paralysis. MIR. DANIEL l.. CASTERLINE
in the 18th year Of his age.
He was born in Windham, Morris County.
New Jersey. January 6. 1874. His parents settled
in Washington County. Pa, in lR6. He was
married in ISIS. and moved to this plaeein 1921.
the Presbyterian church Of Bazetta, in lS2S.-
In 1883, he was elected and ordained an elder,
and with fidelity served the church till laid aside
By the disease that carried him TO his grave
Thedeceased was long afflicted. He was not
anxious to be 4 leader in any movement. the
only question with him was rs this for the
benefit of the church 2" The prosperity Of
Zion%"
During the years which he was confnedto bis
home. he always manifested great interest ia
the church, Of whose services he was in a great
measure deprived. He confidently expressed
the hope that his change would be a happy one.
Il am ready" Il wish to 60 and be at rest
Il am going" Thus another aged servant of
God has pa ssed away in the full assurance Of 4
blessed i'm mortality.
Funeral services on the 18th inst, conducted
By Rev. x. Bets. from 9Oth Psalm. Alb. q.