The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-18
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Among some of tho notable deaths in Con-
nccticut, where man and wife followed each
other closely. werc Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Har-
wood OF IIarwinton. Mr.. HARDWOOD diod on Dec.
Mrs; Austin bliss 1lsd at the age, Of q, and
4geI %. ana on jan his wife died; ased72
asei o and his wife had passed away only
three days before. Titus 0; Griggs Of POM
on u GopPRs s % fsa ~ s S died t
and wife OF Enfield followed each other within
| was over ~ years OF age.
Mrs. lydia Tho is nd to be the
county S last Week aged % She Was Born IL
the Huds son with her parents. who were emf
grating to Otsego county and CHANGED to cross
on a Of tho udon Sat sho
became one of the spectators OF tho strange
and unheard.ot vessel She was the wIdowof
zen Of Wyoming county: Of which she had been
resident for sevsn,yi;sixC years she mad been
| age Of g.
One Of tho first settlers OF Wayno county,
|
Germany e1 Hs vile him wh e fI
whsn she Ssa5 WyS ny
eiildren were al Lying Eighteen teen
the ehdren a r ad Manes died
b 9 m her S0sf she
'nf% az sH:ssd y ~ sse
! scendunts of John Swingle in Pennsylvania
number over 600.
BENJAMIN Phillips. a noted negro character
us odd Uncle Ben" died few days ago. His
real age. was unknown. but Is believed to have
slave slave parents eas at Cherry Valley but passed
most OF his life near OtseGo Lake e., The name
master, Uncle Ben was fond Of telling among
his "reminiscences Of slavery days. Of hoy Mr..
rhiliIs got him Of his first n fs Mr. Heke:
gradual emancipation law. He was twice
man-and leaves several children.
Ey-AssembIymnn Patrick, J. Flynn died at
his home in Rondout Yesterday. aged u years.
the, public affairs OF Kondout and Kingston.
and was ?9ne Of tho best known men on tho
Vee years. uuf he was meber Of k i
Comm9n Council. apf was also identified With
a ss ssos ssayf% oon ffss?a
leading member Of St Mary's Catholic Church.
Of which tho Rev. Dr. Bnrtsell is pastor. He
| leaves u wiloWU and several children. He was
| victim OF grip.
Ryland ]. Roger. N. d.. of Suspension Bridge
died die on s4turduy q the grin, Iie wa; born In
Mrs; Perrlne. mother OF Mrs Groyer Glove
House during the Cleveland ADMINISTRATION.
| and n connoisseur in art and music.
Cyrus Hamlin Chase. one Of tho old settlers
OF the upper Pcnobscot country. Me. died at his
| home in Lincoln on Tuesday. aged 81. He was
Chase: who settled in Lincoln sixty five years
ngo when tho whole country above Qldtow1
81 tie io Isnd
ST% K sfS Il ys1fs aS SiH HfstSs:
saIfGh Tas ffa s. "sSy IL eaAyS s
but're,ired from 1t in order to accept place In
thu Custom n}n tIous" Wheh b. he h"'a or ltsSn
died in 1875. six children. twenty grandchil-
drcn. and four great grandchildren survive.
Daniel Frost died on Saturday morning at
his homo at Now Monmouth. near keyport. of
tn @ in his a hh yy i vas hra
fnmiiy purchased IS land from tho Nayesini
tigc Monmouth shore Of New Jersey.
Ira ID. sturgis. who died in Augusta. Me-.
not figure in Maine Industrial circlcs having
business for half q century. besides. various
other enterprises AT tho time OF his death lie
was President OF the Augusta Lumber Com.
pany
The Rev. DIR. Victor NJ Hubert retired
min istcr Of tho liofprmed Church. died last
week in Battle. Creek, Mich:. Of pneumonia.
York state. having OBLIGATED as, pastor Of the
county. from 1872 to 1882.
II. Z. Goodwin. widely known as an anti
qunrihn. and as the author of the first History
Of Cortland County. died recently at tho resi-
dcnce OF his son at Alfred n. T.. aged ~ His
home was formerly in Honor. and there he
Knowlton Rowland ia dead at his home. in
Mcchanicyilsc.. ageh so. Ilo was q Iile.lon
resident. had Ind an active business career.
and was the richest man in the town. He
never used glasses.
Col. Charles !. King. for many years attached
tothe Boston custom House. died In Somer-
vile Yesterday aged G2 years He was vet
Tenth Maine Regiment. wv
ycroi Eas,on. Pa, died on Friday In his sixty
lcge In the class Of 1874 as vuledi"turian,
Ooh william DaBnrbon, n well-known hotel
man OF Reading. Pa. died on Friday In his
| eighty first year. He was repntcd to be- the
wealthiest man in business in the State.
ChaI,es poran. a prominent merchant and
clty Official 81 Danhury diod yesterday OF grip
| ana pneumonia. Ho was 40 years old.
Deacon benjamin Farnum. tho Oldest native
OF Concord. \, H., ia dead at the age OF siij.
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