Dolly Bascom, aged 76, widow
of T.A. Bascom, died 25 June 1878 in Hinsdale. [The "Republican",
from Springfield, Mass., submitted by K. Torp]
In Westmoreland, Mrs. Lydia How,
aged 91. She accompanied the four first families who began a settlement in that town, then exposed to the depredations
of the natives, and was the mother of the first white child born within the limits of the town, about the year
1741. [Political Observatory, 2 Jan 1807 - Submitted by D. Goosinow]
DIED, In Richmond, Mr. David Ingersoll formerly of Salem. [New Hampshire Sentinel, Jan 1, 1820 -
submitted by Christina Anthony]
Stoodley Howard, age 91,
widow of Solomon Howard of Andover, Vermont, died 10 June 1878 in Walpole. [The
"Republican", from Springfield, Mass., submitted by K. Torp]
In Jaffrey, N H, July 3, Samuel
Litch, 81. [Campaign
Atlas and Bee, Boston, Sat. July 14, 1860 - submitted by a Friend of Free Genealogy]
DIED, In Fitzwilliam, 19th Dec. Mr. Martin Rockwood, aged 35. [New Hampshire Sentinel, Jan 17, 1820 - submitted
by Christina Anthony]
Mrs. Lena Whitehouse, daughter of G. H. Starkey of this city, died of consumption April 2, at the age of 20 years. About a year ago
she was married to B. H. Whitehouse and they have since lived with her parents on Franklin street. She had not
been in good health for some time and during the past winter has been losing strength. The funeral took place
Friday afternoon, and was attended by a large number of friends and relatives. Rev.'s L. B. Baldwin and G. H.
DeBevoise conducted the services. The Daughters' of Rebekah, of which order the deceased was a member, were in
attendance and performed at the grave the funeral rites of the order.
[New Hampshire Sentinel, 9 Apr 1890 - Sub.
by Sharon Wick]
