The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-19
old-Time Marriages and Deaths.

The appended marriage and death
notices were dug from old-time
newspapers by an industrious east
ern grub:
Married: In Delaware, Mr.. Robert
Pork, merchant, to Miss Catherine
Hogg.--.Nossdchusetts Centinsi, 1859.
At Rochester, N. Y, Capt. Samuel
Currier to Miss Sally Clough-his
sixth wife.-Soiem (Mdss.) Gaseits,
Oct. n, 1926.
Married: At Andover, Mr.. Aaron
Osgood to the curious Miss Ester
Wardwell.-Sdiem Gdsstis, EDj.
At Gloucester, r. l., Mr.. Elisha
Herrenden, Act. S3, to Mrs Elenor
Lushure, Act. ss, being his eighth
wife.-ind"pendent Chronicle, Nor. II,
mn.
In Scion, by Rev. Moses French.
Josiah French, ESD, aged ~, to
Bctsey Jackman, aged 40, being his
fifth Wife Esser (Mos.) Register,
FEB. ., kS2f.
Married: In England. Mr.. Mat.
thew Rousby. aged q, to Mrs. Ann
Taylor, aged 10. The lsdy's grand.
son was at this equal union, and was
five years oldV than his grand.
father.--Sdiem Mercury, Oct. FL. MSS.
The 18th inst, Mr.. William Check
ley, son OF the Rev. Mr.. Samuel
Checkley, OF Boston, was married to
Polly Cranston, a young lady Of
genteel Requirements, and OF most
Amiable Disposition.-Oh Bosio"
paper, DE. ~, HGG.
Thursday last, was married, at
Newport, X. l., John Coffin Jones,
Esq. OF Boston, merchant, to the
truly Amiable and Accomplished
Miss Abigail Grant, daughter OF the
late Alexander Grant, Esq, a Lady
of Real Merit, aud highly qualified
to render the connubial state SUI.
premely happy.-OM Boston piper,
May 22, 1855.
At Concord, Ebenezer Woodwrod,
A. b.. Citizen Bachelor, Of Hanover,
\. H., to the Amiable Miss Robin
son. At Longmeadow, John NJ. Dun
ham, Citizen Bachelor and Printer,
as aforesaid, to the Amiable Miss
Emily Burt. The promptness aud
decision which the said citizens have
shown
in all the fond intrigues Of love-"
is highly worthy OF imitation, and
the success that has so richly crown
cd their courage and enterprise,
must be an invincible inducement to
the fading phalanx Of our remaining
bachelors, to make vigorous attack
on some fortress OF female beauty,
with determined resolution
Nicer TO quit the glorious strife"
Till drest 10 all her charms, some
blooming fair Herself shall yield,
the prize of conquering love.-Bos-
ton, I71j.
Died: At Hamilton, Essex County,
Plato Whipple, aged l03, one OF
Gods images in ebony.-Massachu-
sets Mercury, Dec. 81, l799.
Died: near Gloucester, Virg.,
Elizabeth Wagner, aged lO7. She
never took medicine Of any kind in
her life,-Saiem Gazette, 1897.
At Portsmouth, Mrs. Jane Hill,
the Nirtuous aud Amiable comfort
Of Mr.. Elisha Hill. Q79O)
Died: At Rehobeth, Mr.. Henry
Bowen. He went to a wedding on
Thursday, taken sick on Friday
died on Saturday, buried on Sunday
--Sdiem Mercury, TSS.
A short time ago at the romantic
village of Loughton-en-l e- Morthen
in Yorkshire, England, Farmer Pau
Parneli, late of the Ewes Farm
House, aged rs, who during his life
drank out of one silver pint cur
with handles, upwards of 200 /
sterling worth OF nut-brown York
shire stingo good old ale) being
much attached to stingo tipple, o.
the best double stout, home-brewed
quality. n. B,-This calculation
took at I'd, each cuplull, -Soh"
Ga:eti', ISL.