The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-29


JUNE.
2--Gen- Garibaldi the italian patriot
Commander Terry, United States navy.
15-Ex-Gov. William Denison, OF Ohio
Congressman p NJ A Hawk, OF
Carroll, Ill
30-wilson McCandless, q distinguished
Judge OF Pennsylvania
JULY.
1.-Ichabod Goodwin, the first war Cover
nor of New Hampshire.
6-Skobeleff, famous Russian General
9--Ex-(iov John b Alvarado OF Califor-
MIA
n.-Bishop Levi Scott, of the M Z. church
16-Mrs lincoln, widow OF the late Presi-
dent Lincoln.
2O-Miss Fannie Parnell, sister of the Irish
agitator.
2l.-George p. Marsh, American Minister
23-John c. Hamilton, of New York, son
of Alexander Hamilton
24-Aaron c. Burr, of New York, adopted
son of Aaron Burr
AUGUST.
l.-Gen Barstow, of Maryland, retired
army officer.
4-Artemus Hale, of Rockton, Mass, the
oldest ex-rnember of Congress
5-Charles A. vogeler, patent medicine
man of Baltimore, the biggest advertiser In
the United States
Rear Admiral David s McDougall,
United States navy.
9-Gen- G. X Warren, of the United States
army
u.-Ex-Senator. George r Dennis, of
Maryland.
1&-Jesse Hoyt, millionaire merchant of
New York
tinguished English writer and philosopher.
Ex-senator Benz. III. Hill, of Georgia
24-Dr George W. Musgrave, of Philadel-
phia an eminent Presbyterian divine.
26-Timothy Bailey, inventor of the knit
ting machine, at Ballston. N. Y.
2a-W H. Allen, President of Girard Uni
versity.
SEPTEMBER.
5-E. s. Sanford Vice President Of the
Adams Express Company
S-Ex-Gov Isaac Murphy, of Arkansas
1l.-Moses Williams, very wealthy Bos-
tonian.
14-Dr Pussy, a very celebrated English
churchman.
17.-Sr James Anderson, physician to
Queen Victoria
1S-Dean Wellesley, Chaplain to Queen
Victoria.
26.-F. c. Beaman, cx- Congressman and
distinguished citizen of Michigan.
OCTOBER.
4-Adelaide Phillips, a celebrated vocalist.
10-Congressman William NJ Lowe, of Al
ALBANIA
1S-Samuel c. Davis, leading dry goods
merchant of st Louis, No.
15.-Count Napoleon Ney, son of the fam
Gus Marshal Ney
17.-Franll Queen, publisher of the New
19-John d. Defrees, ex-Public Printer
Ex-Congressman Edward Hammond, Of Ma
ryland
20-Robert Paine, senior Bishop of the
Methodist Church South.
! - A NJ
shire
22-Ex-Congressma John Hanna, of Ind
lana
2I-Alexander Hamilton, an eminent st
Louis lawyer
NOVEMBER.
Rear Admiral Charles II. Poor, United
States navy.
4-Rudolph Hoffman, celebrated German
painter
20-Prof Henry Draper, eminent sci
enlist.
2.-Gen. Daniel Tyler, retired army Off
GER at New York.
26-Hon. James s Pike, a prominent
Maine editor
2a-Congressman ]. T. Updegraff, of Ohio
Congressman A. s. Heron, of Louisiana
Thurlow Weed, eminent in journalism and
politics
30-Samuel Remington, President of the
Remington Arms Company; Hon. Lewis ID.
Campbell, an old time politician and prorni-
nent citizen of Ohio.
DECEMBER.
Rear Admiral Wyman, United States
navy.
4-Rt Rev Archibald Campbell TAFT,
Archbishop of Canterbury.
5.--Louis Blanc, prominent French editor
and political leader. Won Flotow, the famous
operate composer
6.-Ex-C Congressman Worcester of Ohio,
brother of The photographer Anthony Troll
lope, celebrated English novelist
S-W +. Blakeney inventor of the tur-
bine wheel. Sir Hugh Allan, the great Ca
madam ship builder.
a-Josiah A. Noonan, once a prominent
citizen OF Wisconsin.
H.-William Gallignani famous Paris
journalist.
lG-Hon. Godlove S Orth, Congressman
from Indiana
16-Robert Guild, prominent citizen of
Richmond, Va
1S-James Lyons, of Richmond, Va con-
spicuous in the affairs of the Confederate
Government Rev. Francis Close, Dean of
Carlisle, Eng
10-Trevor W. Park, wealthy Vermonter
original owner of the celebrated Emma
mine.
2o-Henry James of Boston, essayist and
philosopher.
21-Rear Admiral Schenck of the navy
THE CENTENARIAN DEATH.ROLI
OF 1889.