The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-06
Obituary Notes.

Rrig-Gen Nathaniel Collins Mclean, L s.
A.. retired whose father. John Mclean, was
Postmaster eneral under Presidents Monroe
and jackson. died in Bellport. l.. l.. Wednes-
day night. He was born in 1878 at Bigs-
Vile Ohio lie was graduated from Augusta
College. Kentucky. and the Harvard law
school In 1861 he recruited the Seventy
fifth Regiment Ohio Volunteers and went to
the war as its Colonel tie served until
peace was declared After the second battle
OF Bull Run he was made Bri1dicr-1 eucral.
After the war Gen. Mclean wentto lrontensc,
MIMI and engaged IN farming ana sheep
raising In 1855 he v cnt to Bellport where
he lived In comparative retirement. lie was
twice married His first wife who had
borne him six children. was Miss Caroline
p. Burnett OF Cincinnati. His SECOND VIE,
who survives him. was Miss Mary Louise
Thompson. Five children were born OF this
marriage
Of the stock Exchange firm Of lrippe iSchuy-
Ter 4 60. 40 50 Wall street. whose sudden
was reported in yesterdays Sun; was the
son Of the late j. Rutsen Schuyler OF the
former well known firm Of Schuyler. Hartley
4 Graham. His mother was susanna Ed
wards direct descendant OF jonathan
Edwards. He was graduated in 1887 from
Columbia University. where lac was n mem
Der OF the ereT Three years ago ne io9rmedS'
tho Stock Exchange firm OF Trppe, Schuyler
4 Co. He was a member of the Baltusrol
and Richmond County Coll Clubs. playing
on the team Of the latter club,
Charles Parsons died al his home. %
Tompkins place. BROOKLYN. Yesterday. lie
VAS born In Wiscasset. Ne. IN 1928. and came
to New York when Is years old. lie was
enga ged in the bag manufacturing business
and was president Of the Charles II. Parsons
Company, Mr. Parsons was one of the two
surviving organizers OF the Church OF the
Pilgrims. He was trustee OF the south
Brooklyn Savings Institution AND was
cinton He TX survived by two sons, FRANK
II Parsons OF Brooklyn and Prof Edward
* Parsons vice president and professor
OF English in Colorado College. Colorado
springs
Major r. s Collum died on Tuesday At his
Seinhio He Ind been nj a long time lie
was born IN Madison. Ind. on sept. 2s. 1897.
on the breaking out OF the ciyii war he OBJ
in the Marine Corps and served on the old
frigate St Lawrence. He was placed in
command Of a battalion of proyisiiopal troops
by Gov Morton OF Indiana and did effective
work against gucrrillns. He was assigned
to investigate charges against Confederate
sympathi7ers in st Louis and served on the
Fisher Ho vas present lat Ford's Theatre
when Abraham Lincoln was shot.
Henry B Bush, one OF the Leading capital
y died yesterday morning IN Jacksonyille,
Fin with his wife md son. Howard } Bush.
Mr. Bush left Glens Falls on Dec y, intending
10 spond tho winter in Florida For several
months he had been IN falling health and the
iouthcrn trip was taken with the nope that
ne would regain his strength.
Thomas Nelson Conrad. for many years
Chief Statistician OF the Census Ofilce at
Washington. died At his home IN mat city
Yesterday. at the age OF 90 years. He served
az scout under Cen. T. b. Stuart during
the civil war and afterward was president
succcssivey Of the Blacksburg tNnl College
and the Maryland Agricultural College.
Alexander H. Peck. 90 years old. OF e75
Gates avenue Brooklyn, who wns for twenty
two yenrs in charge Of the hat department
OF Kennedy store in Cortllndt street dropped
dead Of heart failure at O'Clock yesterday
morning at the store Of the Waterbury Clock
Company. 10 Cortlandt street.
Mrs, Lucy Morgan. wife Of j. S. Morgan.
and one OF the principal benefRctors OF Wells
College. died at her home In Aurora. y. Y,
"Wednesday She was 90 years old and had
been IN for some time. She = survived by
her husband and two sons. William OF Boston
and Henry OF New York.
Mrs. IMcy Randolph Bratton. wife OF
Bishop Bratton OF the Episcopal diocese OF
Mississippi died yesterday at Jackson. Miss.
aged A. OF acute nephritis.
james Judson Lord. aged ~. whose poem
was read at the dedication OF the. National
Lincoln monument at Sprin giield. H.. Is
dead in that city.