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Source: National Intelligencer
Dated: June 4, 1831
HERRICK, Claudius, died in New Haven, Conn., age 56
yrs. |
Source: New York Herald
Dated: Nov. 20, 1892
OBITUARY: BENJAMIN E. MALLORY, well known in
steamship circles in New York and in the South, died suddenly in New
Haven, Conn., last night. Mr. Mallory arrived in New
Haven on Friday and was the guest of Mr. E. D. Bassett,
ex-United States Minister to Hayti. Physicians attribute his
death to heart failure. Mr. Mallory had just won a
suit, which had been pending for a number of years, against his
brother, the manager of the Mallory Steamship Company of New
York, and came to New Haven for a few days' rest. He was
fifty-nine years old and a widower.
Transcribed from Genealogybank.com) |
Source: New Haven Register (New
Haven, CT) Vol: LV Issue: 111 Page: 8
Dated: Tuesday, May 10, 1898
H. H. WHITE, one of the best known residents of
Manchester, died yesterday afternoon, aged 76 years. He
represented the town in the General Assembly of in 1873, 1874 and
1880.
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ALICE LOUISE FANCHER. The funeral of Alice
Louise, the 14-year-old daughter of Fire Marshal and Mrs.
Rufus R. Fancher, was attended from the house, 587 State Street,
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large number of friends of the
family and the young acquaintances of the deceased were present to
do honor and reverence to the memory of a sweet and loving child,
one who through all her suffering never complained but was "faithful
even unto the end."
Rev. Dr. Munger of the United Church, conducted the
services and feelingly referred to the deceaseed and her connection
with the Sunday school of that church. About the casket were
many beautiful floral tributes from friends. The interment was
in the Evergreen Cemetery.
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CAPTAIN JOHN F. WHEATON, a native of Guilford, died at
Savannah, Ga., yesterday, aged 76 years. Before going South he
livedin Bridgeport and was a member of the volunteer fire department
of that city. He went to Savannah in 18__ and when the war
broke out enlisted in the Confederate army, commanding the Chatham
Artillery throughout the rebellion. He had been Mayor of
Savannah and president of the Cotton Exchange and of the Cotton
Press Association.
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DUKE OF ST. ALBANS DEAD -
London, May 10, - William A. Aubrey
de Vere Beauclerk, 10th duke of St. Albans, hereditary grand
falconer of England and captain of Her Majesty's Yeoman of the
Gaurd, is dead. He was born in 1840?? |
Source: Springfield Republican - Mass.
Dated: Aug. 11, 1910
DEATH OF JAMES WALL, 103.
Resident of Waterbury Believed to be Oldest Man in State.
James Wall supposed to be the oldest
man in Connecticut, died at his home in Waterbury yesterday, aged
103. He was born in Ireland, in 1807. As a child he
heard the news of Waterloo, and only a few days before his death he
told the story of the excitement which ran through Ireland when the
news came of Napoleon's death. He came to this country in
1842. In 1861, although 55 years old, he enlisted in the 9th
Connecticut regiment, the "Fighting ninth," and served through the
civil war. He never wore spectacles, and could hear perfectly.
Mr. Wall attributed his longevity and good health to his
use of tobacco from boyhood, temperate use of liquors and hard work. |
Source: Springfield Republican - Mass.
Dated: Aug. 11, 1910
Death of Judge G. H. Cowell.
Judge George H. Cowell, known throughout
Connecticut for his notable legislative and judicial career, died at
Waterbury yesterday. He was graduated from Yale in 1868 and
later from the Columbia law school. |
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