The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-22
OhItnarN Notes.

Or. Amos Harrison Brundage who died
Sunday at his home, 1913 Bushwick avenue,
Brooklyn, in his seyenty-seyenth year, was
one of the founders Of the New York state
Medical Society. He was born at Benton,
Pa, and after being graduated from the
Central College at McGrawville. y. Y, he
taught school Tor re veral years IN fenh-
at Fleet vile and conducting a drug store
He studied medicine, and IN 1885 was gradu-
ated from the medical college of the, New
York University. When the civil war broke
out he Joined the 10th Regiment, New York
Volunteers, and later vas acting surgeon
Of the sixth New York Regiment OF cavalry
under Gen. sheridan. and was present at the
surrender Of Gen Lee at App0mattoX; Az
the close Of the war he moved TO Cohoes
y y and in 1851 he settled ~ Brooklyni
lie was a member of the Brooklyn MEDICAL
society. He is survived by Two sons Dr.
Rev. Henry l.. Brundage OF Denver, Col.
Mrs. Jennie Newman Brinsmade, widow
of james Beebee Brinsmade, who lvedAat
100 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn, died vest r
HBrinsmadr Vas born in Albany u wears ago.
She was the daughter OF Henry NeWmani
a wool merchant OF mat CITY Tier husband
ia Brooklyn. lie died twenty years ago.
Mrs. Briusmadc had lived IN Brooklyn Tor
and In Church work She il survived by
three SONS, DT William Is. Brlnsmade, Henry
y Brlnsmade and Charles Lyman Brinsmade,
all of Brooklyn, and by three, daughters,
also residents Of Brooklyn, Mrs, William
Van Sinderen. Miss Alice Brlnsmade ana
Mrs. J. Douglas Adam, wife OF the Rev; Dr,
Adam. pastor OF the Reformed Church on
the Heights.
william g. winans who lived at iOI West
Eighty-third street, died suddenly last sun
day in Jacksonville. Fla. after two days
illness OF acute pneumonia. lie was the son
OF John c. aud Maria Wiinans and was born
In this CITY in 1915 His father was president
OF the Hamilton Fire Insurance Company,
and he was himself connected with that COM
pany for nineteen years In MS later years
lac was interested in the Peerless Rubber
Company, with place Of business at 10
Warren street lie served through the civil
TTstten aS New Jersey Volunteers. He
Legion aud belonged 20 the Lotos and thss
degree Mason and a ShTiner, He was buried
in Jacksonville. lie leaves one son, Morgan,
and a widow.
Conrad ploch, "a years old, one Of tho
pioneer brick manufacturers Of Passaic, y,
j.. died tonight at his home, ass Marshall
street. OF pneumonia, contracted one week
ago. Mr.. Ploch was born in Germany lie
came TO this country when boy OF fifteen
and soon saved enough TO bring his father
and mother 10 the United states He learned
started a mandatory a. Little Falls about
1880 lie had been In the lumber business
died a wear ago. he is survived by eleven
children, many grandchildren ana great
grandchildren, a sister and three brothers.
Mrs Harriet Emma Standish Queen, wife
of James Il Queen one of the most prominent
members OF the order Of the Eastern star
in the state, died on sunday at her home,
2S SchenCk avenue. Brooklyn, in her siNueth
wear. She was organizer Of the Brooklyn
Court, Of the Order Of AmaGranth, ana 3li va;
that order in the state at the time OF her
death. She is said 60 be lineal descendant
Of Miles Standish. She was member Of the
Daughters Of Liberty She Is survived by
her husband and a daughter, who is the wife
Of Police Captain Christopher Reimels.
Former Judge Charles NJ Jameson died
In somervillc, \. j., yesterday, at the age
Of a Dutch Reformed Church Of New York
city. tie became the proprietor OF the Somer-
t Mssn9 ana mas sS SSSr c Ior SG couT
secretary Of the New Jersey state Senate.
He ii survived by four children. His son,
Edwin Jameson, Is member OF the insur.
ance .nrm Of Jane son Frelnghuysen Of
New York city.
Ms Charlotte s. Sage. the widow Of VIII
her home 2Oa Berkeley avenue, Orange,
y. }. Mrs sage had been in failing health
was a sister-in-law Of the late Charles p
lockwood, president Of the National Newark
Bsnk9s Go%Ps@ Mr' sage ba sST' SSd
Miss Julia g sage. aud one son, William
Cemetery, New York.
Hunter MacCulloch. president OF tho
Writers Club OF Brooklyn and chairman
Of the philosophy section o. the Alhed Arts
Association, died on MONDAY AZ MS homet
tan Van Buren, street. in his hfty-eighth year
lie was the author OF many poems and arti-
cies on music. He is survived by his
daughter Miss Margaret u. MacCulloch,
public school teacher.
Mrs. Eliza C. Wakeman died on Sunday
night a., her residence. Nestheid avenue.
SprinE held, y. !. She was tho wife OF Major
Bennett 4. Wakeman, a brother OF Wilbur
r Makeman, formerly Appraiser Of the Port
Of New York and Edgar l.. Wakeman.
The funeral services viii be held q the house
tomorrow afternoon AZ o'clock.