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DIED
On Sunday last, 8th instant, in
this place, James Frazier Pruet, aged one year and 11 months,
youngest son of Thomas and Maryline Pruet, late from Oregon.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
7-14-1849]
DIED
August 1st, of dysentery,
Charles Mansfield, a native of New Haven. In the absence of his
friends, his remains were respectably buried by Mr. Geo. W. Ryder.
At San Francisco, May 23, Henriette
Eugenie, aged 28 years, daughter of J. C. Zimmerman, Esq.,
consul of the Netherlands at New York, and wife of Frank Ward,
Esq. of San Francisco.
March 21, lat 1 south, log 57 west. Angels
Schoonmaker, passenger in ship Sutton, a native of New York.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
8-11-1849]
DIED
Drowned, July 10, at Mercedes’ Diggings,
Upper Camp, California, Ambrose P. Sherman of Charlotte, Vt.,
aged 24 years.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
8-18-1849]
DIED
At Coloma, on the 5th inst.,
after a few hours’ illness, Frederick Hampton, a native of
Virginia, aged 23 years. The deceased is a nephew of C. E. Pickett, Esq.
of this Territory.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
8-25-1849]
DIED
On the 21st inst., at Nichols’
ranch on Feather River, Mr. Chester Headly, lately from the East.
The deceased has a brother in Montreal, Canada. Eastern papers please
copy.
At San Francisco, 21st ult.,
James Tallmadge, Jr. of New York.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
9-1-1849]
DIED
At San Francisco, Aug. 26, of inflammation
of the lungs, Giles Waldo, aged 34 years, and late US Vice Consul
at the Sandwich Islands.
At Willow Grove at the residence of Mr. J.
W. Whisman, Aug. 17, Mr. Jethro Hussey, aged about 42 years.
Nantucket papers please copy.
On board the bark Olga from Mazatlan,
Edward R. Bostwick formerly of New York, late of Quincy, Fla.
On board American bark Equator, Aug. 28,
Albert Thomas, aged 42 years.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
9-8-1849]
DIED
On the 4th inst., in Happy
Valley, John Livingston of New York, late pilot out of New York
Harbor.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
9-15-1849]
DIED
On 16th inst., after an illness
of two weeks of dysentery, Chester Ingersol of Vermont.
On 31st ult., of chronic
diarrhea, Ithamar Whiting, late of Tepie, Mexico, aged 56.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
9-22-1849]
DIED
On 3d Oct. at the Dry Diggings 3 miles
north of Weavertown, Augustus Coriell, aged about 36 years. He
came to his death by the accidental blowing up of a keg of powder. He
was very badly burned on the face, hands and breast, and lived but 9
days after the accident. He was formerly from Dubuque, Iowa. Iowa papers
please copy.
Oct. 7th at Sacramento
Hospital, Sutter’s Fort, Mr. George Gaines of Portsmouth, NH,
aged 42 years.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
10-13-1849]
DIED
In this city Oct. 5, Mercill Webber
of Boston, aged twenty-eight.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
10-20-1849]
DIED
On board the steamer McKim on her passage
from New Orleans to San Francisco, in latitude 10 North, Longitude 110
West, William L’Hommedieu of Mobile, Ala.
In Stockton on the 15th ult.,
Mr. Samuel O. Barker of Rhode Island. Mr. B. was 3d mate of the
whaleship Tyber of Stonington, Connecticut, from which ship he got his
discharge at the Sandwich Islands (after having cruised with and tilled
her) and came to this country.
In Stockton on the 10th ult.,
Mr. Samuel S. Park, aged 28 years. Mr. P. was from Romney,
Indiana, where he has a father, mother, brothers, and sisters living.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
11-3-1849]
DIED
In San Francisco on Saturday, 27th
October, Mr. John McCrackin, late of New York and formerly of
Canada.
On the 6th inst., of
consumption, Daniel P. Andrews, aged 22, late of Providence, R.I.
Came as passenger in ship Hopewell.
In San Francisco on the 11th
inst. after a long and painful illness, Mr. L. D. Ellis, late of
New York, in the 26th year of his age.
In the same place on the 4th
inst., of the prevailing diarrhea, Mrs. Emeline A. Lirrine in the
23d year of her age; a native of Suffield, Conn.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
11-17-1849]
DIED
At San Francisco, Oct. 14, Alfred Lee
Cornelius, aged 7 months and 11 days, youngest son of Jonathan and Sarah
Griffith.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
12-1-1849]
DIED
On the 18th ultimo, in the
mines at Georgetown, Aquilla Glover a resident of San Francisco.
On the 21st inst., of bilious
fever, J. K. Wing, aged 42, late of Albany.
In San Francisco on the 24th
inst., William T. Hubbard, late of Springfield, Mass., aged 23
years.
In the same place, on the 17th
inst., of consumption, Moses C. Wadhams, aged 20 years, late of
Goshen, Conn.
On the 27th inst., Mrs. Maria
Storer, aged 49 years, late of New York City.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
12-8-1849]
DIED
On the 30th ult., on board the
bark Susan, Samuel Brainard, Jr. of New Britain, Conn., aged 31
years.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
12-15-1849]
DIED
In San Francisco, on the 13th
December, John Holland Chace of Philadelphia, aged 27 years and
nine months, son of John and Eliza S. Chace of Providence, R.I.
In San Francisco, 17th inst.,
of scurvy and bronchitis, Capt. Thomas C. May, aged about 27,
formerly of Pittsburg, Pa.
On the morning of the 17th
ult., Mary, wife of William F. Goode, 29.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
12-22-1849
DIED
In this city, on the 21st
December, of typhoid fever, Mr. Horace R. Conant from
Charlestown, Mass., aged 23 years. Vermont papers please copy.
In San Francisco, on the 18th
instant, H. B. Evans, late of Boston, Mass., aged 35 years.
At San Francisco, on Saturday, the 22d
inst., Thomas Goslin, formerly of Cininnati, Ohio. He was well
known as one of the heroes during the war with Mexico as a
non-commissioned officer of the late Capt. S. H. Walker’s company,
Regiment Mounted Riflemen.
[Placer Times, Sacramento, Saturday,
12-29-1849]
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