New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

WILLIAMSBURG
Adams Mrs W. D.. and son Wine .,, ,or,d,
Adams, W. H., of Adams HitenoooA ''''
Ashley, George, of LeyeretI
Atehinson. John.
BARTLETT Spencer, and wife.
BIRD, Frederick ,,
birmingham. Henry, age AZ years, ana WIG
birmingham, Carrie, age years.
birmingham, Lille, age Is years
birmingham Mary, age 10 years Cbody reeovered).
Brennan. Mrs. Mary (widow)
Burke Michael and Mrs. and three children OF James
Burke.
Garter Mrs. Wm.
Cnander, Mrs. Edgar. and daughter May, years Old
Toyer, Viola q.
Downing. Mrs. (widow).
Downing Mrs. Eliza. and daughter.
Iiaws, Mrs. George i.
Healley Mrs Patrick. and two children.
Hitchcock, Mr.. T. F., OF Adams & Hitchcock.
Hubbard, +. c., age GO years.
Johnson Dr. L. NJ, IS years. and three children
Edward s; Mary 6; and Charlotte, 3 years.
johnson, Mrs. L. NJ.
johnson, Mrs. (widow)
Kingsley Mrs. EldridGe G., age IS years.
Kingsley Mrs. Edridge d, age IS years. and two chill
dren
Kingston, Mrs.
knight, Mrs. Electra, age 20 years.
Lamb, Mrs. George L.
LOuchOne, r. j.
McGee Mary Ann, age Il years.
Murray, Frank and wife.
Roberts. Alexander, wife, and two children Netue ana
Ahce, and years old.
Snow, Mrs. W. (Sidow).
stephens James
TltOn Willie.
Train, Frank, and wife.
Ward, jeremiah, age 20 years.
Wood, Mrs. Merrck Chicopee and child yeare old.
HAYDENVHLE.
Bourn Nrs. Napoleon and infant,
Bra2icr. Mrs Antonio.
BTOdleur, Francis.
Bryant, Eli father Of Mrs Joseph Hayden.
Hayden. Robby Son of Capt Joseph years old.
Hll, Mrs. Jacob
Hllman. Mrs. Jerome.
Reiley, stephen, wife, and daughter.
Hogan, Mrs.
Keplinser, John.
IaugOuhie Archibald.
Messie Mrs, daughter, and children.
Maekler, Edward.
Miller Samuel, three children OF.
Modkley, John, and son.
Mosber. Mrs.
NOrus, Mrs and daughter.
POsey Mrs, and two children.
Tbaycr, two children of Edward.
Williams, Mrs. Johanna.
Wilson, Mrs. John and three children.
LEEDS.
BowDey Miss Carrie.
Bronette, Mrs. LOUIS, age 80 years, and children,
Clancy, Charles and Ann, children OF John.
Cogan, Mrs. Jane
Cocan. Misses Annie and Grace.
Davis Samuel.
Duulea Mrs, aud daughter.
Dunning, Ira, years
Frnnessey. James, and wife.
Fnnessey. Andrew. wife and children.
Funessey Nellie, age II years.
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and 2 children.
Hurley. Mrs.
Ishan, Ralph.
Loucicr. Alexander.
ONeil. PatIIck.
Oshauehnessy, Mrs.
Patrick, Mrs.
ranck, Charles and wife
JatrioB, Miss Juia, and sister.
Rose MARY.
hyan, Mrs. Sarah j., aud child.
Sharp, Arthur
Sherwood Miss Eveline.
Smith. NJ.
Vaughn, Capt. J. +.
Woodward. Miss Mary.
SKETCHES OF SOME OF THE lost.
SPRINGFIELD, May 1z-Most prominent
among the victims at Williamsburg was Dr. Z. NJ John
son 20 ear> Of the village physician. lie had per
feoted plans for visiting NeWYork Sunday intending
10 place himself under medical treatment, having in
tured h health by clee attention professional
duties. He was rushing out of his home toward
place Of safety with two Of his three little children
wife, who n native OF Frederick Nd carrying the
other, but the whole family by food
and drowned together. DR.. Johnson came to Williams
burg at the close OF the which he had served as
surgeon. He formerly lived at Feeding Hills being a
nephew OF Dr. Bell well-known in that REGION and was
graduated at the NewYork College OF Physicians and
Surgeons i'm 1862 He conscientious and ambitious
IN his work. universally beloved rising man in his
profession OF which he the only representative in
the village. He deacon in the Congregational
Church aud prominent in rel gious matters.
W. H. AGaus, whose Touring mill OF the first
budLgS 10 f was lost, with his assistant, Mr. Hitch
down 70 bis house and telling ms family that the reser
Won bad broken, attempted TO regain the mill when he
was met by the coming wave and swept away. HIS
house and iiinIly we're almost mracuOusly saved the
house of dram lll, which stands in the track Of the
flood, breaking it, Mr.. Adams about So wears
trhcld, gong to Williamsburg about four years ago
On. % the sadCest cases that OF the Henry Bir
niDghau f0miy-ather mother, ana three daughters
ali swept away together. Tie family all al break
ham was superintendent in the James Mill, and his
daughters. Mary. Lily, and Carrie were 10, IA, ana
years OF age respectively Miss Mary was teacher in
the south-st Primary School az Northampton and had
gone home 10 spend the Sabbath. Mr.. Birmingham was
formerly mcubcI OF the Hlnsdale Wooden Mill o
ninghan Bros, and well known III Western Massa-
Chusette
THE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS SUPPOSED 10 HAVE BEEN
SWIFT AwAY-IHE LOSS THE SEVERAL TOWNS
-THE NAMES OF THE OWNERS OF 70 OF THE DE-
sTROYKD BUILDINGS.
1t is estimated that at least 100 buildings
uTftr.-