The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
OBITUARY..

Theodore Wallace Todd died yesterday
afternoon ut his home in the Rutland Apart
ments. Broadway and Fifty-seyenth street
He was the oldest member OF the Seventh
Regiment Veterans Association. MIR. Todd
was born on Aug. I. 1926. His father was
William w. Todd. When only IS years old
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Regiment and from the date Of his sn ,hu
sess ehars e ead was Of he
ried in 1851 to Mary Cecilia Curtis, dau ghter
Of Paul Allen Curtis; or this marriage three
TODD. He5bert Wallace TODD and Mrs. John
was Emma L. Ludlam. dau ghter OF David
lS HdI, This wife Survives the deeeased:
active business. and turned over the manage
ment Of his company to his three sons; The
sy Of +" s ocpsr Fire
surance Company.
Pref; Ellis A. 4psaE, for twenty yesrs
phlets on botanical and astronomIcsi subj cts.
was found dead in his home. 1875 Beaoh, street.
PARALYSIS: but seemed IS, e Be- recovering; TIE
q Dr. his rh Ssaa Hsse ey wse s
called to see him. Prof. Apgar wa. born
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a position with the Westinghouse GENERAL
Electric Company.
band SAp %ds9 S Ga s ss as sa and
monia He was born at Stale bridge. England
Organized Woollei' band in 1850 and was
s hee e hpy IN bs passao eoSn
was lustice Of the peace, He maintained
was the medium through which great num-
bers Of the English working people q Pater-
He ia survived by his wife and two sons s 'e''
Benjamin Robbins Curtis nephew of Seth
Mayor died suddenly on Saturday at Paris
lie was son cf ths late BENJAMIN curtis.
Boston. H. Graduated from Harvard IN IN
the class Of '9s. and then studied law at Column
t ss on Tbs s o %h to he sE Va. h
haka Yacht. New York Yacht and Apaxsmis
Mary and Eleanor Curtis. who accomplished
him on his trip abroad a month ago and were
with him in Paris.
B AssF al fsESn sF''ad d%s.S 81 a B; Man.
haitian. died at his home. $50 Quincy street,
BBr s Mas bo yeso o after long Illness
age. For many years he lived in BROOKLYN
and took an interest in Republican politics
Of the Seventeenth Assembly District Repub-
lican CLUB. He is survived by his wife. two
s S9i1, ~ and nc two dHE , The interent
day. '' :" >'p'e'' INNS ee'''e'e'' 0" "eohes-
Lieut.: Col William T. Baldwin, Deputy
dsn nj General il Mans dsS ysst.
tered the Military Academy from dpe enns H1-
vania in September. 1873 He was graduated
airy n 1850 he made .ns esDt
then in t, the subsistence department. He was
Lieutenant Colonel on Jan. IL. 1905.
asd last ss'sasy !! =: y ss'Issd
went into the civil war as a privete IN ese
Federal army when he was 10 years old.
ae wsf m% s.s out and
pumbered Admiral Rebisy b. Evans. The h
body ,!y will be sent 70 Warrington to-day, and
Cemetery.
sfs , :1th sssa3P
years a Councilman In Asbury PARK. M
Treat was a direct descendant OF Col. Robert
Treat. the first colonial Governor OF Con-
Capt. Nicholas Theodore, the most promi-
nent member Of the Greek colony OF New
Orleans. died on Sunday. aged IS. He entered
War and served throuahomt that war. and
in 1891 he entered the Confederate service.
Ferdinand Meyer Of the firm of F. 4. ].
Rorters., died Yesterday al the comsteok
hospital. Saratoga. where he was admitted
three Gays aSo The body. which Il to be