4 Jan. 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Pittsford, Dec. 21st; Lavina Nye, dau. of Nathan Nye, aged 18 years.
     At Hartland, Niagara Co. on the 30th ult.; Mr. James M. Christopher, son of Mr. John G. Christopher of this village, aged 25 years.
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4 Jan. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Henrietta, on the 5th ult. by Elder Tenny, Mr. Isaiah Keyes to Miss Jerusha Wood, both of Henrietta.
     In this town on the 30th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Savage, Mr. Moses Thurstin to Miss Nancy Kingsley.
     In Penfield, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Orange Spencer, Mr. Elias Butler, of that place to Mrs. Caroline Tripp, of Perinton.

11 Jan. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Penfield, on the 5th inst. by the Rev. Orange Spencer, Mr. Mory Southworth to Miss Matilda Fuller, both of that place.
     In Henrietta, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Mr. Joseph Russell to Miss Arabella Gorton, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Thomas Gorton.
     In Perinton, by Wm. Gregory, Esq., Henry Colton, Jr. of Brighton, to Miss Eliza Perrin, of Perinton.

DIED—In York, Liv. Co. on Sunday the 2d inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Hayden, wife of the Hon. Moses Hayden, and dau. of John Chandler Williams, Esq. of Pittsfield, Mass.

17 Jan. 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—At Penfield on the 11th inst.; Mr. Wm. A. Hall, aged 29.
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18 Jan. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Rush. on the 6th inst. by Dr. A. Kelsey, Esq., Mr. Ebeanzer Hoyt to Miss Laura Sibley, both of that place.
     In East Bloomfield, by the Rev. Mr. Steele, Mr. Alvin Dixson, of Mendon, to Miss Polly Dillie, of the former place.
     In this village, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Kelly, Lawrence Gallerty to [illegible]

25 Jan. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED - In Perinton, on the 16th inst. by the Rev. Orange Spencer, Mr. Oliver Phillips to Miss Abigail Mead; on the 17th by Wm. S. Gregory, Esq., Mr. Wm. Barry to Miss Olive Waterman; Truxton Joy to Miss Betsey Willetts.
     In this village, on the 20th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cumming, Mr Richard Harvey to Miss Mary Ann Kennedy.

DIED—In Brighton, on the 6th inst. Mr. Samuel Mann, aged 42 years.—Printers in Ohio will please publish this.

1 Feb. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Henrietta, the 20th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Mr. Riley Booth to Miss Eunice Gilbert.
     In Mendon, by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. John Clark to Miss Altha Boughton; in the same place, by the Rev. Mr. Potter. Mr. Truman Leland to Miss Hannah Sines; Mr. Geo. Whitbeck to Miss Rhoda More.
     In Rush, by A. Kelsey, Esq., Mr. William Beagle to Mrs. Rhoda Clark.

ONE CENT REWARD.

Ranaway from the subscriber, on the 21st inst. an indented Boy, named Elijah Phye, aged about 18 or 19 years, rather small of his age. He was dressed in homespun light mixt clothes. All persons are hereby forbid harbouring or trusting said boy on penalty of the law, as I shall pay no debts of his contracting.
Ezra Scofield, Jr.
Wheatland, 1st mo. 21, 1825.

8 Feb. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 5th inst. by M. Chapin, Esq., Mr. Patrick McChriten to Miss Orpha Church.
     At Riga, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. Alanson Darwis, Mr. John Walker, of Gates, to Miss Betsey Sprague of the former place.

DIED—In Albany, Mr. John A. Lansing, aged 76.

15 Feb. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on Thursday, the 10th inst. by the Rev. Joseph Penney, Charles M. Lee, Esq. counsellor at law, to Miss Elizabeth Case, daughter of H. Case, Esq. of Indiana, and niece of Dr. J. D. Henry, of the former place.

DIED—At Brighton. on the 12th inst. James, son of widow Catharine Russell, aged 5 years and 7 months.

22 Feb. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—At Gaines, on the 1st inst. Mr. John J. Walbridge, merchant, to Miss Caroline Collins.
     At Bergen, on the 9th inst. Mr. Harvey Parmele to Lucinda Ward.
     At Victor, on Thursday evening. last, Mr. Ezra Parker, of York, to Miss Evelina Seymour, of the former place.

DIED—At Penfield, on 7th inst. Mr. Jacob Weaver, aged 39. Printers in Utica will please notice the above.

1 March 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 20th inst. by the Rev. Dana Fox, Mr. Lander Barrett, of Mendon, to Miss Phebe Foot, of this place.
     In Mendon, on the 23d inst. Mr. Uriah Townsend, aged 17, to Miss Abigail Pier, aged 15.
     In Bates [sic.], by the Rev. Mr. Sedgwick of Ogden, Mr. Hubbard Gifford, of Batavia, to Miss Jane Adams.
     In Greece, on the 24th inst. by Silas Walker, Esq. Mr. John Corliss to widow Jane Eldridge.
     At New Hartford, Oneida county, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Coe, Mr. William Andrus, (one of the publishers of the Ithaca Journal,) to Miss Catharine Kellogg, of the former place.

8 March 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Brighton; Ransom P. Stewart, son of William Stewart, aged 12 years.
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8 March 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 1st ult. by the Rev. Dana Fox, Mr. Wm. Southern to Miss Anna Pixley, all of this village.

DIED—In this village, on the 4th inst. Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. Joseph Penney, aged about 2 years.
     In Brighton, on the 3d inst. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. George White, aged 37, leaving a husband and four young children to lament the loss of an affectionate companion and tender parent. She left a recconciling testimony unto them, and surviving relations, that she departed this life rejoicing in redeeming grace and dying love. A discourse was delivered on the occasion by Elder T. Gordon, from Rev xiv, 13. A numerous attendance was witnessed on the solemn occasion, to drop the sympathizing tear with the afflicted husband and tender offspring.—Communicated.
     At Henrietta, on the 2d inst in the triumph of Christian faith, Mrs. Sophia Monroe, wife of Mr. J. Monroe, and daughter of Deacon Edward Dunham, aged 20 years.—Com.

15 March 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Penfield, 26th Feb.; Amelia Bailey, dau. of Joseph Bailey, aged 2 years.
     In Washington, Conn.; David Whittlesey Esq., aged 75 years, father of F. Whittlesey of this village.
     In this village on Saturday last; Valentine Livingston, son of P. Cleveland Esq., aged two years.
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15 March 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, on Saturday last Valentine Livingston, son of Palmer Cleveland, Esq. aged 2 years.
     At Brighton, on the 7th inst. Capt. John Morse, aged 90 years. His life had been adorned by virtues of honest integrity, industry, temperance, kindness, and liberality; and these will long endear his memory to surviving relations and acquaintances. On these, however, he placed no reliance for publication before God. The atonement of the Saviour in whom he had professed to believe, was his only ground of dependance, and on this he appeared with a humble and cheerful confidence to rely, in the view of his approaching dissolution.—Com.

22 March 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, on the 16th inst. Mr. Chauncey Dean, aged 39; on the 17th Mr. Eli Ludden, aged 39.
     At Auburn, N. Y. Mr. Harvey F. Beach, of Utica. Mr. B. left Utica for the purpose of being married to a young lady of Auburn, and died a few days after his arrival.
     In Chili, Oscar, son of Mr. Moses Sperry, aged 15 months.

29 March 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In this village; William Francis, infant son of Wm. Atkinson Esq.
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29 March 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. Mr. Penney, Mr. Rufus Meech to Miss Eliza Ensworth, daughter of Doct. A. Ensworth.
     In Henrietta, on the 16th inst by Elisha Gage, Esq. Mr. David Smith to Miss Almira Maltby.

DIED—In this village, on the 23d inst. Mrs. —— Barnard, wife of Mr. Moses Barnard; on the 23d inst. Frances Caroline, daughter of Mr. Seth Saxton, aged 3 years; a child of Mr. Daniel Loomis, aged 6 months; on the 26th inst. an infant child of Wm. Atkinson.
     In Mendon, on the 26th inst. Isaac? T. Winchell, late of this village, aged 19 years.

RAN AWAY

From the subscriber, on the 20th inst. an indented boy, named Allen Sparks, aged 16 years. All persons are forbid harbouring or trusting said boy on the penalty of the law.
NATHAN JEFFORDS,
Rush, March 29, 1825.

5 April 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Mendon on the 26th March at the house of Charles Foot Jr.; Mordicai Sayles, aged about 53 years. He was on his way from Stillwater, Saratoga Co. to Grand River, Upper Canada.
     Drowned—In this village on Thursday last; Jackson Lewis, son of Mr. Ebenezer Lewis, aged 5 years. He was attempting to catch fish up on the shore of the Genesee River in the company with another small boy and accidentally fell in. His body has not yet been found.
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5 April 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, on Monday last, George Frederick, son of Mr. Seth Saxton, aged fourteen months.
     At St. Augustine, 9th ult. of consumption, in the 25th year of her age, Mrs. Ann Maria Shearman, wife of Robert Shearman, of Utica.

12 April 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Penfield on the 8th inst.; Harvey B., only child of Harvey Frink of this place, aged seven months.
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12 April 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Perinton, by the Rev. Orrin Spencer, Mr. Samuel Whiston to Miss Catharine Sterling.
     In Lima, on the 28th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. Stephen P. Townsend, of Mendon, to Miss Harriet Gould; on the 20th, by the Rev. Mr. Whittlesey, Mr. Aaron Frost, of Bloomfield, to Miss Almira Sterling, of the former place.

DIED—In Henrietta, on the 30th ult. Mr. Asa Tillotson, son of Thomas Tillotson, aged 22 years. Printers in Ohio will please insert this.

RANAWAY,

On the night of the 10th inst. an indentured apprentice to the Tailoring business, by the name of Isaac Seeley; this is to forbid all persons harbouring or trusting him on my account, under the penalty of the law,
DAVID CABLE,
Rochester, April 11, 1825.

19 April 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Springwater, on the 6th inst. Mr. Sydney Huntington, of Bloomfield, to Miss Maria Holmes.

DIED—At Henrietta, on the 11th instant, Major John R. Bell, a highly reveired and meritorious officer of the U. S. army, aged 40 years. Major B. entered the service of his country at an early age. He was a companion of Major Long, in his hazardous and intiguing expedition to the Rocky Mountains, in which he suffered extreme hardships. He was attached to the army under Gen. Jackson, in Florida. His last station was at the fort in Charleston, (S. C.) which post he commanded. He recently left the army for a season, on account of declining health, and came to his friends in this state to enjoy the benefit of a more northern and healthy climate. In the prospect, however, of a restoration to health, he was disappointed; and after a confinement to his room of only eight days, was cut off in the prime of life, and in the midst of his usefulness. His funeral was attended on the 13th inst. by the officers of a regiment of military, a company of artillary and light artillery, and a large concourse of citizens. An appropriate sermon and address were delivered on the occasion; after which a procession was formed, preceded by a military escort, which rendered at the grave the honours usually paid to deceased officers. The proceedings were conducted with solemnity and propriety meant in a manner which relects much credit upon the officers and military who attended the funeral obsequies.—Com.
     At Gaines, on the 14th inst. Deacon Elisha Nichols, merchant, of the firm of E. & E. D. Nichols.
     In Henrietta, on the 20th ult. Mrs. Elisabeth, wife of Ebenezer Sargent, aged 44 years.

NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Eunice, has by her conduct, rendered it necessary that I should leave her. I therefore forbid all persons trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
PATRICK BURNS,
Rochester, April 5, 1825.

26 April 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on Sabbath evening last, by the Rev. E. Savage, Mr. George Anderson to Miss Eliza Barnard.
     In Brighton, on the 21st inst., by Elder Silsby, Mr. D. W. Gilbert to Miss Sarah Parsons.

3 May 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Wheatland, on the 24th inst. by E. Bristol, Esq. Mr. George Lown to Miss Maria Helms.
     In Pittsford, on the 19th inst. by John Armstrong, Esq. Mr. Marcus Nye to Miss Katharine Wild.

DIED—At Avon, on the 23d inst. Mr. Bradley Martin, aged 43.

10 May 1825
Monroe Republican

Died in Pittsford; George, youngest child of Elisha Beach Esq.
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10 May 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Penfield, on the 24th ult. Mr. Ira Collins of Pittsford, to Mrs. Harriet Hawley, of the former place.
     In Lima, Col. James Cowles to Miss Elsa Dickenson.

17 May 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Bergen, by the Rev. Mr. Halsey, Abner Hall to Miss Rachel Parmele.
     In Henrietta, on the 11th inst. by the Rev. Dana Fox, Mr. Henry Tarbox, of Scottsville, to Miss Julia Brainerd, of the former place.

DIED—Suddenly at Rhinebeck, Dutchess county, on the 22d inst. Luke Shultz, aged 53 years.
     At Chili, on the 8th inst. Mrs. Hephzibah Darwin, wife of Dr. Ephraim Darwin, in the 67th year of her age. Mrs D. has long been an exemplary professor of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She was possessed of amiable and Christian virtues, which were appreciated in the circle of her acquanitance. The feebleness of her health, and her unobtrusive disposition, prevented their being as generally known as they deserved. Her husband and children mourn the loss of a most tender and afectionate friend. She was never wearied with offices of kindness to her friends; but she is gone! she has done with the world; nobler employments engage her disembodied spirit. Her sickness was severe, and at times her reason was impared; but in her serene trust in her Redeemer–Death had, to her, no terrours. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them." An expression she was heard to make during her sickness, and while engaged in devotion, "thou knowest that I have daily dedicated myself to thee." shows the nearness in which she lived to God, and one reason of her growth in grace; for daily self-dedication will inevitally be productive of soul prosperity.—Com.

24 May 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 16th inst. by Rev. S. Silsby, Mr. Orson Garnsey to Miss Betsey Boulter.
     In Penfield, on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Joseph Welkins, Mr. Elijah Preston, of Brighton, to Miss Lydia Maderville, of the former place.
     At Philadelphia, on the 1st inst. Mr. Joseph Lambert to Miss Eliza H. Reading.

31 May 1825
Monroe Republican

Sudden Death – On Saturday last; a man of the name of Joel Andrews was found dead on the bank of the Genesee river below Carthage, supposed to have died in a fit. A coroner's inquest was held and verdict returned "died by the visitation of God." The deceased was a man about 25 and is said to have left a wife and family near Manchester in Ontario County. He was engaged in fishing and was seen a short time before his body was found by some persons who were similarly employed a few rods from him.
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31 May 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Brighton, on the 26th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Thorp, Mr. Josiah Goodman to Miss Harriet Peck; on the 28th inst. Mr. Ansel Walker to Miss Naomi Jeffords.
     In Henrietta, on the 19th inst. by Elisha Gage, Esq. Mr. Orange Hedges to Miss Mary Turner, of Mendon.

7 June 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Mendon, on the 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Jeremiah Townsend to Mrs. Leah Moore.

14 June 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Henrietta on the 9th inst.; Mrs. Anne Sloan, wife of Mr. John Sloan, aged 57 years.
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14 June 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Dana Fox, Mr. George Dixon to Miss Susan Ayers, all of this place.
     At Binghamton, on the 2d inst. Mr. Orra Adams, of this village, to Miss Lovina Hines.
     In Hartford, Conn. on the 2d inst. Mr. Charles Benton, of the firm of Messrs. Dyer & Benton, of this village, to Miss Mary Church, daughter of Mr. James Church, of the former place.
     In Penfield, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Penney, Leonard Adams, Esq. Attorney at Law, to Miss June K. Bash, daughter of Horace Bash, Esq.

DIED—In this village, on the 5th inst. Mr. John Harrison, aged 45.
     At Albany, on Sunday morning the 5th inst. very sudeenly, Deacon Nathan Wilcox, of Ogden, aged 51 years.

21 June 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Hartford, Conn. Rev. Alvin? Sedgwick, of Ogden, to Miss Lucy Whitman.

DIED—In this village, on Sunday morning last, Mr. Samuel Colt, aged 48 years, formerly of Richmond, Berkshire co. Mass and late of Patterson, N. Jersey.
     Yesterday, in consequence of a kick from a horse, Mr. Jesse Pierce, aged about 25 years, formerly of Hillsborough, N. H. Printers in New Hampshire are requested to publish this notice.
     In Mendon, on the 8th inst. Mr. Philander Gillett, son of Charles Gillett, deceased, aged 31 years. Printers in Saratoga county are requested to notice this.

28 June 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Henrietta, on the 19th inst. by Elder Brown, Mr. Horatio Roberts, of Rush, to Miss Nancy Durfee.

5 July 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Penfield on the 25th inst.; Mrs. Sally Robb, wife of Mr. Wm. Robb in the 54th year of her age.
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5 July 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, on the 26th ult. Samuel, infant son of Mr. John Shethar.

12 July 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, yesterday morning, Mr. Rulsen Woodworth, son of Mr. William Woodworth, aged 25.
     In Mendon, on the 21st of June, Mr. Wyllys Troll, of Olean, Cattaraugus co. aged 42, after an illness of 17 hours. Printers in Connecticut will please insert the above.

19 July 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—At Dean's Mills, in this town, on Friday the 15th inst. Mrs. Mary Wheeler, wife of Joel Wheeler, Esq aged 31 years. Mrs. W. was an affectionate wife, a tender parent and a steady and sincere friend, universally respected and esteemed by all who knew her, for the many virtues that she possessed.—Com.
     In this village, on the 15th inst. Jacob, infant son of Mr. Jacob Gould.
     In this village, on the 17th inst. Mr. Caleb Jackson.
     In Otis, (Mass.) on the 1st of June last, Mr. Isaac Penfield, aged 96.

26 July 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—In Lima on the 27th of June; Miss Mary Ann, dau. of Joshua Ross, aged 17, formerly of Boston, Mass. and late of this village.
     In Clarkson on the 30th June; Mr. George C. Beadlestone, son of Stephen Beadlestone Esq. in the 17th year of his age.
     Mr. Theodore Barker, aged about 60.
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26 July 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—On the 23d instant, at St. Luke's Church, by Rev. F. H. Cuming, Daniel D. Barnard, Esq. of this village, to Miss Sarah W. Livingston, daughter of the late Henry G. Livingston of New York.
     In Rush, on the 10th inst. by Peter Price, Esq. Mr. Ira Markham to Miss Susan Nickolas; on the 13th inst. by the Rev. Augustus A. Bennett, Mr. Loammi Clark to Miss Abigail Layden.

DIED—In this village, on the 17th inst. an infant child of Mr. Ruliff D. Hannahs.

2 Aug. 1825
Monroe Republican

Married—In Chili, on the 26th ult by the Rev. C. Cook, Mr. John Meeker of this village, to Miss Temperence Dewey, daughter of Deacon Dewey of Chili.
     In Rush, on the 27th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kindrick, Mr. James Hodges of Henrietta, to Miss Mary Campbell.
     In Rochester, on the 27th inst. by the Rev. Daniel Fox, Mr. Hiram Thayer of Avon, to Miss Rebecca Perry of the former place.

Died—In this town, on the 26th ult. Isaac Tower, aged 40.
     On the 1st inst. Sally Haskell, aged 45.

2 Aug. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village, on the 27th inst. by the Rev. Dana Fox, Mr. Hiram Thayer, of Avon, to Miss Rebecca Perry, of the former place.
     In Rush, on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Mr. James Hodges, of Henrietta, to Miss Mary Campbell.

DIED—In this town, on the 26th ult. Isaac Tower, aged 40. On the 1st inst. Sally Haskell, aged 45.
     In Clarkson, on 20th ult. Mary Ann Bailey, wife of Samuel S. Bailey, aged 25.

9 Aug. 1825
Monroe Republican

Died—At Mendon July 8th, David F. Kingsbury son of Josiah Kingsbury, aged 17 years.
     September 9th 1824, Josiah W. Kingsbury, aged 20 years, son of Jonah Kingsbury of Mendon, Printers in Catskill and Dehi are requested to insert the above.
     In Clarkson on the 20 July, Mariann daughter of Capt. S. Clark, and consert of Samuel S. Bailey in the 25th year of her age.

9 Aug. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—On his passage from Mackinaw to the eastward, Mr. Truman A. Warren, aged 23, formerly of Clarkson, in this county.
     At Mendon, on the 8th ult. David W. Kingsbury, aged 19; and in Sept. 1824, Joseph Kingsbury, aged 20, sons of Joseph Kingsbury. [Printers in Catskill and Delhi are requested to publish this notice.]
     At Gibbonsville, near Troy, suddenly, on the 23d ult. Mr. Dennis Moore, of Leroy.

16 Aug. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In this village on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Penney, Mr. Judson Benson, to Miss Roxcenna B. Lothridge.
     In Penfield on the 12th of June, 1825, Mr. Peley Chapman, to Miss Martha Barns.
     Also on the 4th inst. by Brooks Mason Esq., Mr. Joseph Cole, to Miss Experience Sanford.

DIED

At Auburn, on Saturday morning last, Francis Rudd Cuming; aged 17 months, son of Rev. F. H. Cuming, of this village.
     On the 8th inst. at Wolcott (Wayne County,) of Billious Fever, while on a visit to her friends in that place Mrs. Amanda Burnell of East Hampton Mass, aged 28 years.

16 Aug. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

Died—At Wolcott, Wayne co. while visiting her friends, Mrs. Amanda Burnell, wife of the late Mr. Baxter Burnell, aged 28, formerly of East Hampton, Mass.
     At Auburn, on Saturday morning last Francis Rudd Cuming, aged 17 months, son of the Rev. F. H. Cuming of this village.
     In the town of Greece on the 7th inst. Mr. Jesse S. Burditt, of this village.
     In Brighton, on Sunday last, Sarah, daughter of Isaac Weston, aged 18 months.

23 Aug. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Parma by the Rev. M. Barnes, on Sunday 21st of August, Mr. Norman Gilbert to Miss Betsey Byron of Brockport.
     In Ontario, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Elder O. Miler, Rev. James Boyl, to Miss Laura Putnam.

DIED

On Thursday morning last, Robert Henry, aged 16 months, son of Harvey Montgomery Esq. of this village.

23 Aug. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village on the 16th ult. by the Rev. Benajah Williams, Mr. Ralph Webster, of Greece, to Miss Mehitabel Safford, of Syracuse. On Sunday morning last, by the Rev. Orrin Miller, the Rev. James Boyle, formerly of Detroit, to Miss Laura Putnam, daughter of Mr. John Putnam, of Ontario.

DIED—On Thurday morning, Robert Henry, aged 16 months, son of Harvey Montgomery, Esq. of this village.

30 Aug. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Penfield on the 28th inst. by Gersham Dunham Esq., Mr. Nathan Scribner, to Miss Sally Morey, all of that place.
     On the 8th inst. by Gersham Dunham Esq., Mr. Stephen Mory, to Miss Rebecca Brown, all of Penfield Town.

"Here worth weeps a loss,
"And friendship drops a tear."

Died—In this village, on Thursday evening, after a short ilness Rev. Comfort Williams, in the 43d years of his age, The death of Mr. Williams was sudden, and truly to be lamented. He was the first minister, in the first Presbyterian Society of this place, where he laboured faithfully, and with ardour for a number of years. He was universally esteemed, as a good man, and had a circle of acquaintances and friends who were near him, and who knew how to appreciate his worth. But a few years since, he left this place, and the congregation, and has been since engaged in no place as a settled minister. Within a year he lost his wife, an amiable woman, and now he has followed her, leaving a family of 4 children. Death strikes often among us, and it is a melancholy thought, that he has thus removed, a valuable citizen, and an only parent. His remains were interred with masonic honors on Saturday...

30 Aug. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

OBITUARY

The Rev. Comfort Williams died suddenly, at his dwelling in this village, on the 26th inst. aged 43 years.
     The dispensation of Providence will be felt by the church, by the village, and by the whole religious community, as far as his acquaintance and influence extended. But to his four orphan children, dependant wholly on him for a parent's aid, the loss will be incalculable. May the God of the fatherless receive them under his paternal care.
     Mr. Williams was born in Wethersfield, Conn. He was piously educated, and the subject of religous impressions at an early age. In order to qualify him the more successfully to preach Christ and him crusified, as the Saviour of lost men, he desired and obtained a publick education. He graduated at Yale College, in 1803. While a student, he was enabled by the strength of his mind and his diligent application, to make distinguished proficiency in the various branches of acedemic learning; and by his amiable and correct deportment, he recommended himself to the esteem of his instructors and all who were conversant with him.
     He was installed in the ministry at this village, at its early settlement; and by his exemplary life and faithful instructions, contributed much to form the morals of the community, and lay the foundation of religious society. He patiently submitted to the trials and difficulties incident to his situation; and by a prudent coarse conciliated the good will of even opposers to his religion. He officiated as here for several years. He then resumed the important office of instructing youth, in which he had before been successfully employed, and continued the faithful and affectionate instructor until the week of his death.
     As a preacher, he deeply felt and faithfully preached the doctrines of grace, and applied them in a manner adapted to amend the heart and reform the life. He judiciously distinguished between the essentials and circumstances of religion. With a modest independence of sentiments in the former, he happily combined an amiable candour towards those who differed. He loved good men, whatever names they might bear. His life was short, but useful; and he now rest from his labours and his works will follow him.
     A numerous collection of his friends, his brethren in the ministry, and his masonick brethren attended his funeral, and by their deep sorrow bore testimony to their sense of his worth.

MARRIED—In Penfield, on the 26th inst. by Gersham Dunham, Esq., Mr. Nathan Scribner to Miss Sally Morey, all of that place; on the 8th inst. by the same, Mr. Stephen Morey to Miss Rebecca Brown.

DIED—On the 11th inst. at Penfield, Medina co, Ohio, Elijah Hurley, Esq. father of Jesse Hawley, Esq of this place, aged 81 years.

6 Sept. 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—At Brockport, Aug. 29th Nancy Ann Durand, aged 16 months—of hooping cough.
     In this village on the 4th inst. Hiram Case, aged about 30 years, formerly of Saratoga Springs. Printers in Saratoga and Dutchess County, will please to notice the above.
     In Henrietta 21st inst. Capt. Lot Lincoln, aged 36 years. The deceased was intered on the 28th, with Masonic Rites.

6 Sept. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—On the first inst. by the Rev. Joseph Penney, Isaac Hills, Esq. to Miss Susannah Gregory, all of this village.

DIED—On this village, Maria Lloyd, an infant daughter of Mr. Justin Smith. – At Pittsford, on the 30th ult. Calvin Graves, aged 19 years. – At Henrietta, on the 27th ult. Capt. Lot Lincoln, aged 36 years. The deceased was interred on the 28th with Masonick rites. – At Clyde, at the house of his brother, Mr. Charles Trowbridge, aged about 45 years. – In this village on the 4th inst. Hiram Case, aged about 30 years, formerly of Saratoga Springs.

13 Sept. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

On the 22d ult. by the Rev'd. F. H. Cumming, Mr. John Parrist, to Sarah Brown, both of Lockport.

20 Sept. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At New Hartford, Oneida Co.; on Thursday last, Mr. Erastus Cook, of this village to Miss Clarissa Remington.
     At Deerfield, on the 31st August, by the Rev. Mr. Akin of Utica, Mr. John Robinson of this village to Miss Caroline L. Kent of the former place.

DIED

In this village, last week, Rachel, infant daughter of Mr. N. Barber.
     At Charlotte, on the 16th inst. Hellen Maria, daughter of G. H. Holden aged 6 months.

27 Sept. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Winchester Conn., Frederick Whittlesey, Esq. of this village to Miss Ann Hinsdale, daughter of Bissell Hinsdale, Esq.
     On Thursday evening last by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Ulysses Sage to Miss Eliza Sargeant.

4 Oct. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Gorham, on the 27th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Merril, Mr. Ormond Spalding, of this village, to Miss Olivia Stearns of the former place.
     In Mendon on the 29th ult. by Elder Root, Mr. Artemas Stearns to Miss Mary Harris; and Mr. Blanchard of Fabius to Miss Laura Root.

25 Oct. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In this village, on the 20th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Savage, Mr. S. W. Harris, to Miss Mary W. Histed.
     In Brockport, Doct. Davis Carpenter, to Miss Zuba Brockway.
     In Pittsford, on the 27th ult. Mr. —— Croswell Webster to Miss Jane Haight.
     In Penfield, on the 25th ult. Mr. Frederick Phelps to Miss Æurope Comstock.
     In Mendon on the 2d inst. Mr. Calvin T. Whitney to Miss Melinda Gates.——also on the 5th inst. Mr. Thomas Sanford to Miss Katharine Rull.
     In Caledonia, Mr. Samuel Cuningham to Miss Joanne Hendershot.
     At Clarkson, Mr. Abraham Robertson to Miss Sally Hurlbut.
     At Holley, Mr. Z. Bullock to Miss Margaret Day.

DIED—In this village after a lingering illness for more than two years; Miss Carolone Bardwell, daughter of R. Bardwell Esq. aged 17 years and 6 months.
     At Brockport August 29th Jarusha Durand instead of Nancy, as heretofore stated in this paper, aged 16 months.

1 Nov. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Lockport on the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Winchel, Rev. E. Savage of this village to Miss Harriet Crowl of the former place.
     In Penfield on the 20th inst. Mr. Stephen Case to Miss Rachel Wallace.

DIED. On the 26th inst. after a short illness, Mrs. Talitha C. Gould, formerly of Granville Mass. aged 25, consort of Samuel P. Gould of this village. Thus has the wise disposer of all events, severed the most tender ties, and called a fond husband to mourn the early exit of an affectionate wife, and a numerous circle of relatives and friends to bid amen to one near and dear to them. Truly "life is but a vapour that soon passes away." [Com
     At Riga on the 21st inst. Eliza, daughter of Doct. J. Thurber aged 19 years.
     At his residence in Lyons, on the on the 17th inst. John S. Tallmadge, Esq. late First Judge of Wayne county, aged 27. Judge Tallmadge bore his last severe illness of seventeen days, with the utmost patience and fortitude. In his untimely death, this community has sustained a severe loss. As a member of the bar, and as a citizen, he filled a station honourable to himself and advantageous to the community. A large number of acquaintances deeply sympathise with his amiable and afflicted wife and infant son.

8 Nov. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED. In Clarkson by Elder Hannibal, Mr. Henry Plympton, to Miss Mary Warden. Also by Aril Chase Esq., Mr. Gilman Tole to Miss Angelina Barnett.

10 Nov. 1825
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In Penfield, on the 1st inst. by Brooks Mason, Esq., Mr. Peter Shoecraft to Miss Hannah Ross.
     At Mendon, on the 2d, inst. by Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. David W. Allen to Miss Abigail Rowell.

15 Nov. 1825
Monroe Republican

DIED—in this village, on saturday last Zaccheus Aldrich, aged about 48, a respectable member of the society of Friends.

17 Nov. 1825
The Rochester Album

Died—In this village, on the 12th inst. Zaccheus Aldrich, aged 44 years, on of our most useful and respectable citizens.
     At Troy on the 2d inst. Mr. Isaac Dean, aged 20.

22 Nov. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Bergen, on the 7th inst. by —— Gleason, Esq., Mr. Harrison P. Stebbins, of this village, to Miss Roxana Lorin, of the former place.
     In Penfield on the 1st inst. by Brooks Mason Esq., Mr. Peter Shoecraft, to Miss Hannah Ross, all of the former place.

22 Nov. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—At Henrietta, on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Mr. Henry H. Corbin, to Miss Polly H. Edgerton, daughter of Capt. Martin Edgerton.

DIED—In Chili, on the 11th inst. Betsey, wife of Isaac Brown, in the 30th years of her age. – She sustained the various relations of a wife, a mother, a neighbor and a Christian in a manner which endured her to all who knew her. – The only consolation left to a circle of bereaved friends, is that their loss is her gain.
     At Onondaga, C. H., Enos Blossom, 75.

24 Nov. 1825
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In Henrietta on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hendrich, Mr. Henry Corbin to Miss Polly H. Egreton, both of Henrietta.
     In Rush on the 17th inst. by Peter Price, Esq., Mr. John P. Stull to Miss Margaret Martin, both of Rush.
     At Lima, on the 20th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, Mr. Elaphas J. Ruland, of this village, to Miss Mary Ladd, of Mendon.

29 Nov. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Brighton, on the 24th inst. Mr. Elias Foot to Miss Almy Thorp.
     In Henrietta on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Mr. Howard Corbin to Miss Polly Edgerton.
     In Rush on the 17th inst. Mr. John P. Stull to Miss Margaret Martin.

DIED—Suddenly, while at play, Peter Magher, son of P. Magher of this village, aged about 6 years

29 Nov. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—At Hartford, by the Rev. Mr. Hawes, Col. Benjamin H. Brown, of Rochester, N. Y. to Miss Julia E. Morgan, daughter of Dr. D. Morgan.

DIED—In this village, on Saturday evening, an interesting son of Col. P. Magher, in the 4th year of his age. This is the second child of which this family has been suddenly bereft within a few weeks.
     At Lockport, Martha W. Comstock, daughter of Nathan Comstock, aged 15 years.
     At Avon, November 7th, Mrs. Hannah Farrar, aged 35, wife of Mr. John Farrar, of Detroit. She left her family, last summer, and came to her husband's father's house in this town, hoping that a change of air might be the means of restoring her to comfortable health. But she was then in a confirmed consumption; nor could the skill of an able physician, nor the kindness and affection of her husband's benevolent parents and relatives arrest the rapid approaches of death. Mrs. Farrar was a woman of real merit, and gave good evidence of true piety. She met death with resignation. Her husband arrived from Detroit, a few days before her death. – She could most cheerfully leave her much beloved and respected husband and dear children in the hands of her God and Saviour. Her bereaved family, the Church of Christ, and the society in which she lived, have sustained a great loss. By her faith, and hope, and patience, she has left a good example to her surviving friends. [Communicated.
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1 Dec. 1825
The Rochester Album

Married—In Chili, on the 27th ult. by Joel Wheeler, Esq., Mr. Nathan Cook to Miss Esther Ann Benedict.
     In Middlesex, on the 23d ult. T. Nevins, Esq. of Pen Yan, to Miss Minerva Loomis of the former place.

Died—In West Boylston, Sept. 25, Miss Mary Wilder aged 55. She was contined to her bed the last 39 years.

6 Dec. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Lewiston on the 1st inst. by the Rev. D. M. Smith, Doct. G. W. Pope, to Miss Mary Ann Ransom, daughter of Elijah Ransom, all of Lewiston.
     In Penfield, on Sunday evening, by B. Mason Esq., Mr. Orvil Moredock to Miss Crandal.
     At Mendon, on the 24th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Sill, Mr. Jason Stimpson to Miss Jane Phelps.
     In Chili, on the 17th ult. by Joel Wheeler Esq., Mr. Nathan Cook to Miss Esther Ann Benedict.

DIED

In this village, on the 4th inst. Mr. Stephen Spencer, aged 33 years.
     In Penfield on the 28th ult., Mrs. Elizabeth Bennet, aged 20 years.
     At Leroy on the 28th of Oct., Mr. John Randall, formerly from the Province of Maine in the seventy eighth year of his age and of the Revolutionary Patriots.
     In Clarkson, Benjamin, son of Mr. Isaac Randall, inn the fourth month of his age.

6 Dec. 1825
Rochester Telegraph

Married—In Brighton, on the 21st ult. Mr. Elias Foot, to Miss Almy Thorp.
     At East Bloomfield, on the 24th ult. by Rev. S. Goodale, Mr. Thomas Bingham, jun. of Riga, to Miss Almira E. Galusha, of the former place.
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13 Dec. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Aurora, on the 30 ult. Mr. Samuel G. Andrews, of this village, to Miss Ann F. Swan, daughter of J. Swan Esq. of the former place.
     In Hartford, Ct. Col. Benjamin H. Brown, of this village to Miss Julia E. Morgan, of the former place.
     In Brighton, by Samuel Miller Esq., Mr. Darius Cone, to Miss Betsey Parmele.

DIED

In this village, on Thursday morning last, Mr. James D. Wells, printer, formerly from Cambridge, N. Y. aged about 50.
     In this village, on Saturday afternoon the 10th inst. very suddenly, Mr. Frederick Brewster, merchant, of the firm of F. & C. Brewster, aged 23 years. The deceased was a young gentleman of much worth, and had but just opened his establishment in this village, when death arrested him.
     On the 10th inst. an infant child of Mr. John Lake.
     In Bergen, on the 3th inst. Nelson, son of Mr. Josiah Pierson, aged 6 years.

REMOVAL

J. Barnard—Tailor—Has removed his Shop to the south room in the second story of the new block, a little south of the Mansion House.

14 Dec. 1825
The Rochester Album

Died—In this village, on the 10th inst. very suddenly, Mr. Charles Brewster, merchant, late of Boston, Mass. His untimely exit is much lamented.
     On the 8th inst. Mr. James D. Wells, printer, aged 35 years.
     In this village on the 8th inst. an infant child of Mr. John Lake.

20 Dec. 1825
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Brighton, on Thursday Evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Thorp, Mr. Josiah Norris, to Miss Lydia Colton.

DIED

In Lima,Livingston co. on the 10th inst. Mrs. Mary Stevens, wife of Mr. F. Stevens, aged 65 years.
     Errata—Instead of the death of Frederick Brewster, as we published last week, it should have been Charles Brewster.

20 Dec. 1825
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In Chili on the 5th inst. by Elder Buel, Mr. Simeon Brown to Miss Rachel Weaver.
     In Riga, on the 13th inst. by Wm. Frost Esq., Mr. Theron Baker to Miss Chloe Scovel.

27 Dec. 1825
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In this village on the 18th inst. by the Rev. John Demster, Col. John Brigham of Nunda, to Mrs. Eliza Ayers of this village.

3 Jan. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In this village, on the 25th ult. by Rev. J. Penney, Dr. John D. Henry to Miss Elizabeth Case.
     On Sunday evening, by Rev. E. Savage, Mr. Horace Herrick to Miss Lucy Ann Bacon
     In New York, on the 19th ult. by Rev. Edward Mitchell, Mr. John L. D. Mathies, of this village, to Miss Nancy Dunner, of the former palce.

DIED—On Wednesday morning last, of apoplexy, Mr. Wm. Patterson, a native of England, aged about 45 years.

3 Jan. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village, on Thursday last, suddenly, Mr. William Patterson, butcher, aged about 35 years.
     In Utica, on the 20th ultimo, Mr. James Delvis, aged 50.
     Fatal accident—In a saw-mill in this village, on Friday last, a chimney gave way, and fell on to, and killed a young man name of Day.

10 Jan. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Pittsford on the 22d ult by the Rev. H. Tinney, Mr. Miner F. Farr to Miss Maria Kinter both of Pittsford.

10 Jan. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In Pittsford on the 22d of Dec. 1826 [sic.], by the Rev. H. Finny, Mr. Miner F. Farr to Miss Maria Kinter, both of Pittsford.

17 Jan. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Sandusky Ohio, on the 19th of December last, John B. Bush, in the 15th year of his age, eldest son of David Bush Esq. of Brighton.

17 Jan. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED, at Rochester on the 15th inst. by Joel Wheeler Esq., Mr. Joel Coy to Miss Matiltha Perry.

24 Jan. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—On Tuesday morning last, by Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Thomas Griffiths to Miss Sarah Richardson; On Wednesday evening, in St. Luke's Church, Mr. George Walker to Miss Hannah E. Benton.

DIED—In Bergen, on the 16th inst of consumption, Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson, wife of the Rev. Josiah Pierson, aged 38. Mrs. Pierson had been a professor of religion from early life; and although she expressed some reluctance in leaving a family of small children behind, yet she manifested a firm reliance on the merits of that Saviour to whom she had professedly given herself in her youth. One of her sons was carried to his grave a month before her.

24 Jan. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In St. Luke's Church in this village on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. George Walker, to Miss Hannah E. Benton.

DIED

In Bergen, on the 16th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson, the wife of the Rev. Josiah Pierson, aged 38. Mrs. Pierson had been a professor of religion from early life; and although she expressed some reluctance in leaving a family of children behind, yet she manifested a firm reliance on the merits of that Saviour to whom she had professedly given herself in her youth. One of her sons was carried to the grave about a month before her.

31 Jan. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED. On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Thomas Griffith to Miss Sarah Richardson.
     By the same on Wednesday evening last, Mr. James Stoddard to Miss Mary Birmingham.
     In Gates, on Sunday evening by the Rev. E. Savage, Mr. Jabez Steel to Miss Fanny Streeter.
     At Mendon, by the Rev. Mr. Sill, Mr. William Johnson to Miss Olive Payne.
     In Penfield on the 19th inst. by G. Dunham Esq., Mr. Horace Dean to Miss Mary Dickinson.
     On the 8th inst. by the same, Mr. Israel Hewstead to Miss Sara Hull. Printers in Saratoga are requested to publish the same.

31 Jan. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—In Chili, on the 19th inst. by the Rev. C. Cook, Mr. Miles Naughtrup, to Miss Eliza Ensign.
     On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Cumming, Mr. James Stoddard, to Miss Mary Benningham.
     At Berlin, Con. on the 20th ult. Mr. Sidney S. Alcott, of this village, to Miss Delia C. Hubbard, of the former place.

7 Feb. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

At Lima on the 28th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, Mr. E. M. Parsons, (of the firm of Hubbard & Parsons) of this village to Miss Minerva Atwood, formerly of Berlin, Ct.
     In Otsego, on the 26th Jan. by the Rev. Mr. Potter, Mr. John A. Sprague, to Miss Laura E. Stowell, of the former place.
     In Mendon, on the 12th ult., by Simeon M. Coe, Esq., Mr. Ansel Graves of Royalton, to Miss Sophia Leeland.
     On the 22d, Mr. Daniel Townsend, to Miss Charlotte Watson.
     In Penfield, by Gersham Dunham, Esq., Mr. Daniel Dean, to Miss Polly Dickinson.
     On the 26th ult. by the Rev. Garret Hallenbeck, Mr. John Allen, to Miss Maria Gurnee.

DIED

In this village, on Friday morning last, Thaddeus Sobieski, son of Mr. J. N. Stebbins, aged 5 years and 9 months.
     In Farmington, Mr. Gideon Clark aged 56 years, 8 months, 27 days. Printers in Buffalo are requested to publish the above.
     On Wednesday last of an affliction of the brain, Major Richard Goodell, agent and keeper of the state prison in this place, formerly speaker of the house of assembly, and a meritorious officer of the army during the last war. He was a man of a strong and active mind, and of a mild, friendly and humane disposition. His remains were taken to the place of his former residence in Jefferson county, for interment and were escourted from the village on Thursday, with military and Masonick honours by the Auburn Guards and masonick fraternity, followed by a numerous concourse of Citizens.—Patriot

7 Feb. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—At Lima by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, Mr. E. M. Parsons of Rochester to Miss Minerva Alwood formerly of Berlin, Connecticut.
     In Otsego, on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Potter, Mr. John A. Sprague of Rochester, to Miss Laura E. Stowel of the former place.

DIED—In Farmington on the 25th inst. Mr. Gideon Clark aged 56 years 8 months 27 days. Printers in Buffalo are requested to publish the above.
     In this village on Friday morning last, Thaddeus Sobieski, son of Mr. J. N. Stebbins, aged 5 years and 9 months.

7 Feb. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Brighton on the 19th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Thorp, Mr. Dennis P. Brown, to Miss Matilda Barnes.
     In Penfield, by Gersham Dunham, Esq., Mr. Daniel Dean, to Miss Polly Dickinson.
     In Mendon, on the 12th inst. by S. M. Cole, Esq., Ansel Graves, of Royalton, Niagara co. to Miss Sophia Leland, of the former place.
     On the 22d, Mr. Daniel Townsend, to Miss Charlotte Watson.
     In Chili, on the 27th ult. by Wm. Church, Esq., Mr. Richard Low to Miss Nancy Coon.

DIED—In this village, on Friday morning Thaddeus Tobieski, son of Mr. J. N. Stebbins, aged three years and nine months.
     In Farmington, on the 25th inst. Mr. Gideon Clark, aged 56 years 8 months and 27 days. Printers in Buffalo are requested to publish the above.
     In Utica, on the 25th ult. in the 35th year of his age, Mr. Andrew Merrell, of the firm of Merrell & Hastings and one of the publishers of the Western Recorder. It is with no ordinary emotions that we announce the death of this incalitable man.
     On the 25th ult. of an affection of the brain, Major Richard Goodell, agent and keeper of the state prison in Auburn, formerly speaker of the house of assembly, and a meritorious officer of the army during the last war. He was a man of a strong and active mind, and of a mild, friendly and humane disposition.
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14 Feb. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Rush on Sunday the 29th ult. by P. Price Esq., Mr. N. Aldrich, of this village to Miss Mary W. Greene.
     On the 26th ult. by the Rev. G. Hallenbeck, Mr. John Allen of this village, to Miss Maria, daughter of Mr. Stephen Gurnee, of Sodus.
     On the 6th inst. by the same, Mr. Cyppran Van Nest, to Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr. Isaac B. Barnum, all of Penfield.
     In Penfield, on the 24th ult. by Rev. Asa Carpenter, Mr. John Canada to Miss Mary McIntosh.

DIED

In Batavia, on the 1st inst. Mrs. Abby N. Colton, consort of the Rev. Calvin C. aged 29 years. Her remains, attended by a numerous concourse of relatives and friends, were conveyed to Moscow, in this county for interment.

14 Feb. 1826
The Rochester Album

DIED—On the 1st inst. at his residence in Brighton, Capt. Jacob Kenedy, aged 62, a Revolutionary Soldier.

MARRIED—At Sodus, on the 26th of Jan. by the Rev. Garret Hallenbeck, Mr. John Allen of Rochester, to Miss Maria, daughter of Mr. Stephen Gurney, of the former place.
     On the 6th inst. by the Rev. G. Hallenbeck, Mr. Ephraim Van Nest, to Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr. Isaac B. Barnum, all of Penfield.
     In Penfield, on the 26th ult. by Rev. Asa Carpenter, Mr. John Canada to Miss Mary McIntosh, all of Penfield.
     In Perinton, on the 6th inst. by Rev. G. Hollenbeck, Mr. Sybrant Van Nest, of Penfield, to Miss Sally Barnum, of the former place.

14 Feb. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Lima on the 28th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Bernard, Mr. E. M. Parsons, (of the firm of Hubbard & Parsons) of this village, to Miss Minerva Atwood, formerly of Berlin, Ct.
     In Otsego, on the 26th Jan. by the Rev. Mr. Potter, Mr. John A. Sprague, to Miss L. Stowell, of the former place.
     On the 26th ultimo, by the Rev. Garrit Hornbeck, Mr. John Allen, of Rochester, to Miss Maria, daughter of Stephen Gurne, of Sodus. On the 6th last by the same, Mr. Cyprian Van Nest, to Miss Sarah, daughter of Isaac B. Barnum, all of Penfield.
     On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Orren Miller; Mr. John Pardeer to Miss Phebe Ely, all of Rochester.

DIED— [illegible]
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21 Feb. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED—On Sunday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cumming, Dr. H. Annis, to Miss Elizabeth Abbot.

21 Feb. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED - In this village, on Tuesday evening last, by Simon Stone 2d, Esqr., Mr. George Chandler, of this village, to Miss Julia Ann Morehouse of Brighton, daughter of Capt. Josiah Morehouse.
     In Perrinton on the 6th inst. by the Rev. Gerrit Halenbake, Mr. Sybrant Van Nest of Penfield, to Miss Sally Barnum, of the former place.
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28 Feb. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In this village on Sunday Evening last by the Rev. F. H. Cumming, Dr. H. Annis, to Miss Elizabeth Abbot.
     In Perrinton on the 6th inst. by Rev. G. Hollenbeck, Mr. Sybrant Vannest, of Penfield, to Miss Sally Barnum, of the former place.

DIED

On the 1st inst. at his residence in Brighton, Capt. Jacob Kennedy aged 62, a Revolutionary Soldier.

NOTICE

All Persons indebted to the late firm of N. Goodsell & Co. are cautioned not to pay over any monies or any accounts or notes in favor of said firm to Robert Sedgwick, as he has violated the trust reposed in him, in relation to the collection of the said demands, which have been legally assigned to the subscribers by William Hall one of the said firm and duly authorized to make said assignment.

H. Ely, G. Evernghim jr.

7 March 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

In Henrietta, on the 12th ult. by Roswell Wickwire, Esq., Mr. Franklin Deming to Miss Sally Miller.
   In Pittsford on the 21st ult. by the Rev. L. Knap, Mr. —— Hawkins, to Miss Mary Ann Parrot.

DEATHS

At Lyons, on the 26th ult. Mr. Ira Platt, aged 26 years and 11 months. As a friend, a brother, and a son, the memory of the deceased will long be cherished by those who knew him in these interesting and endearing relations; and community at large will miss from its busy concerns, an active citizen, and an honest man.—Communicated.
     On Thursday, 9th ult. in Canandaigua, of consumption, Mary, eldest daughter of Jas. D. Bemis, Editor of the Repository, aged 17.

7 March 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In this village on Saturday evening last by the Rev. E. Savage, Mr. Martin C. Bissell to Miss Eliza Wells, both of this village.
     In Greece, on Sunday 26th inst. by Silas Walker Esq., Mr. Charles Wilson to Miss Maria Soper, all of that place.
     In Perrinton on Tuesday 28th ult. by the Rev. E. Puffer, Mr. Amos A, Woodin, the son of Mr. Amos Woodin jr. to Miss Harriet Cobb, the daughter of Widow Cobb of the same place.

DEATHS

In this village on the 1st inst. Francis Eugene, eldest son of Theodore Bingham, aged 2 years.
     Of an apolectic fit, in the village of Clarkson Monroe co. on the 2d inst. Mrs. Martha Langdon, aged 74, a native of N. Y. and of the society Friends. She was amiable in her deportment and interesting to all who knew her.

14 March 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In Henrietta on the 12th ult. by Roswell Wickwire Esq., Mr. Franklin Deming to Miss Sally M. Miller.
     On the 13th inst. by Wm. Frost Esq., Mr. Pulius Collins to Miss Nancy Carlton.
     On the 14th inst. by the same, Mr. Theron Sedgwick to Miss Philathete Chamberlain.
     On the 1st by the same, Mr. Levi Tenny to Miss Miranda Brooks.
     On the 14th inst. by Pira Blackmer Esq., Mr. Chaney to Miss Sophia Smith.

DIED.

Feb. 1st at sea on his passage from New York to the Island of Cuba, where he was going for the benefit of his health, which had been gradually impairing for some time Wm. Kearney of this village, formerly of the county of Wexforde, Ireland, aged 26 years. His worth will be the best estimated by those who knew him.
     Drowned—In the Genesee River in this village on Friday morning last, John Shaw, aged about 18 years. His parents were destitute and burdened with a large family. His family was helpless and bedridden, and this son had contributed all that lay in his power towards his support. He had procured fuel for the family during the winter, by collecting the driftwood which lodged at the lower bridge. For this purpose he went there during the time of high water; his foot slipped; he fell into the water, and was immediately swept over the falls and met a death both fearful and sudden.

14 March 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

On the 12th inst. by Wm. Frost, Esq., Mr. Pulius Collins, to Miss Nancy Carlton, both of Riga.
     On the 14th inst. by Wm. Frost, Esq., Mr. Theron Sedgwick, to Miss Philathete Chamberlin.
     On the 1st, by Wm. Frost, Esq., Mr. Levi Tenny, to Miss Miranda Crooks.
     On the 14th, by Jira Blackmer, Esq., Mr. Chancy, to Miss Sophia Smith.

DEATHS

Suddenly, on Wednesday morning the 2d inst. at the residence of Mr. Asa Williams, his grandfather, William Brewster, Jr. aged 5 years, son of William Brewster of this city.
     At sea on his passage from New York to the Island of Cuba, where he was going for the benefit of his health, which had been gradually impairing for some time, Wm. Kearney of this Village, formerly of the county Wexforde, Ireland, aged 26 years. His worth will be the best estimated by those who knew him.

21 March 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED

In Brighton, on the 8th inst. by David Bush Esq., Mr. Daniel Hibbard, to Miss Lovicea Pierce.
     In Riga, on the 16 ult. by W. Frost Esq., Mr. Theron Sedgewick of Westmoreland Oneida co. to Miss Philothete Chamberlain.

DEATHS

In this village on Thursday last, Elizabeth, only child of Avery Brown, aged 1 year.
     On Monday evening Nathan Lewis, a respectable young man of colour.
     Also a child of Solomon F. Smith.

28 March 1826
Monroe Republican

Departed this life on the 25, inst. in this village, Freeman Currier, aged 39 years, a native of Massachusetts and for several years a resident of Swanton, Vt. The deceased was a man of regular and industrious habits and respected by those who knew him. He became much reduced sometime before his disease on account of repeated sickness, but was not deserted on account of poverty. He was decently interred and his funeral was attended by a respectable number of inhabitants of this village. His disease was an infection of the lungs, with which he lingered only about six days after being confined to his bed.—[Communicated]

28 March 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

On the 16th inst. by J. Blackmore, Esq., Mr. P. Woodroof, to Miss Ruby Albright, all of Wheatland.

DEATHS

In this village, on Saturday last, Mr. Truman Currier, a native of Massachusetts, aged 38 years.

4 April 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIAGES

In Penfield on the 16th inst. by the Rev. J. Corwin, Mr. Chester Clark to Miss Minerva Randel.

DEATHS

On Tuesday morning last after an illness of 10 hours, William Melancton, son of Mr. Wm. T. Cuyler of this village, aged 16 months.

4 April 1826
The Rochester Album

The second Presbyterian Church which was recently organized in this village, has invited the Rev. Wm. James to the pastoral charge of said Church. We are informed he has accepted the call.

MARRIAGES

In Mendon, on the 26th inst. by Elder Samuel Silsby, Mr. William Wheeler of this village, to Miss Eloiza Silsby of the former place.

DEATHS

In this village, on Tuesday morning last, after an illnes of 10 hours, William Melancton, son of Mr. Wm. T. Cuyler, aged 16 months.

4 Apr. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Brighton on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Charles Thorp; Horatio Titus to Miss Deborah Jones.
   In Phelps on the 13th ult., Ezekiel Morse, Esq. of Brighton to Mrs. Laura Bruce.

DIED—On Thursday morning last, after an illness of ten hours, William Melancton, son of Mr. Wm. T. Cuyler of this village, aged 16 months.
{Found at U of R; online}

11 April 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In Palmyra on Friday last by the Rev. Mr. Stockton, Doct. Azel Ensworth, of this village to Mrs. —— Johnson of Palmyra.

11 April 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

At Palmyra, on Saturday morning last by Rev. B. Stockton, Doct. Azel Ensworth of this village, to Mrs. Johnson of the former place.
     In Palmyra on the 14th ult. John H. Haddock of this village to Miss Abigail A. Wells of the former place.

DEATHS

In the town of Sodus, on Monday 27th of March last, Benjamin A. Edwards, formerly of Northampton, Mass. a revolutionary soldier and pensioner, aged 70 years. This unfortunate old man died in consequence of laying out all night in open air, his facilities being destroyed by intoxication.
     In Perrinton on the 30th ult. Joseph M. infant son of David Rowland aged six months.

11 Apr. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village on the 7th inst., Mr. George Stoddard, aged 24 years; a native of Manchester, Bennington Co., Vermont.
     At Henrietta, on the 4th ultimo, in the 29th year of her age, Mrs. Fanny Durfee, wife of B. W. Durfee; in the triumph of faith, rejoicing in her Redeemer.
{Found at U of R; online}

18 April 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

On the 13th inst. by the Rev. J. Penny, Mr. Roswell O. White to Miss Lucy Mundoff, both of this village.

18 April 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

At Wheatland, on Sunday the 9th inst. by J. Blackmore, Esq., Mr. Ira Stone, to Miss Lomira Hall, both of Riga.
     In Batavia, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Samuel C. Stevens of this village, to Miss Frances M. Hoyt, of the former place.

DEATHS

In Henrietta, on the 4th ult. in the 29th year of his age, after a short illness of the pleurisy, Mrs. Fanny Durfee, wife of B. W. Durfee; in the triumph of faith, rejoicing in the Redeemer.
     In Pembroke, on the 9th inst. Mr. Wm. Terry, of a disease created by Quacks, Cayenne and Myrrh. Probably No. 4, 5, or 6.

25 April 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In this village on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Samuel Stone to Miss Caroline Allcott.

DIED.

In Mendon on the 14th inst. Mr. Daniel Sines, aged about 28 years.
     In this village on Thursday morning last, Henry, son of William Haywood of this village, aged 20 months.
     In this village, yesterday, a daughter of H. T. McGeorge, aged about 9.

26 April 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIAGES

On Tuesday, 18th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Saml. Stone to Miss Caroline A. Allcott.

2 May 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In St. Luke's Church on Saturday afternoon last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Elias Mershon to Misss Hannah Southwick.

DIED.

On Tuesday the 25 of April at Greece, Doct. Henry Patterson, son of J. L. Patterson in the 31st year of his age.

9 May 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, the Rev. John S. Stone of Geneva College to Miss Sophia Adams.

16 May 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED

In Livonia, on the 2d inst. Thaddeus B. Wilcox, son of Mr. R. Wilcox, in the 16th year of his age.

23 May 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Charles G. Cumings to Miss Nancy Nurse.

DIED.

In Gates Monroe county, on the 17th inst. Earl P. Stimson, the son of Leonard Stimson, aged 22 years. He has left a wife and an infant, with numerous connexions to mourn his loss—amidst life we are in death. The editors of the Livingston Journal, Saratoga and Fabius papers please to give this an insertion.

23 May 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

On Sunday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Charles G. Cuming, to Miss Nancy Nurse.

DEATHS

In this village on the 17th instant, Oliver Gibbs, aged 63 years. He was a respectable man and a good Citizen.
     In Henrietta on the 16th inst. after a lingering illness, Albert Dunham, aged 22.
     In Greenwich, Washington County, on the 3d inst. Thomas Silvey, aged about 60 years, father-in-law to John Griswold, of Brighton, Monroe County.

30 May 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In Wheatland on the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Stone, Mr. Horace P. Smith, to Miss Sally Harmon.
     In this village, on sunday the 14th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Taylor of Salina, Mr. H. H. Merril, of the firm Jno. Williams & co merchants, Utica, to Miss Augusta Matilda Beebee, of this village. Com.

6 June 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In New York on the morning of the 25th ultimo Alfred Pember, merchant of Attica, Genesee Ct. to Miss Sarah R. Durfee of the former place.

13 June 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In New York on Thursday evening the 1st inst. by the Rev. Mr. Vermilye, Mr. Seymour Hoyt of N. Y. to Miss Fanny Maria Stevens late of this Village.
     In Rush on Sunday the 29th ult. by Joseph McFarlin Esq., Mr. Orson Wolcott to Miss Eliza Barker, all of the same place.

DIED.

In this village on Wednesday the 17th of May, Deacon Oliver Gibbs, aged 63 years. Mr. Gibbs was among the first settlers of this place. He came here in the spring of 1814, with his family where he has lived ever since, till his death. He was universally esteemed, not only as a good citizen, but as a good man. He has ever since we knew him lived "as a good man and a christian," and if human minds are allowed to calculate on joys hereafter, he no doubt has exchanged this moral state for immediately, and gone to meet that reward which is laid up in Heaven for the righteous.
     Drowned.—In the Genesee River, on the 9th inst. Mr. Jared Erwin. We undrstand he has a family in Vermont. The Burlington papers are requested to notice this death.
     In Henrietta on the 16th ult. after a lingering illness, Albert Dunham aged 22. He was a most interesting and amiable young man, naturally reserved—his worth was of that eminent quality which is enhanced by the native concealment in which is was enveloped. His deportment was uniformally exemplary—his virtues worthy of imitation—and none but his most intimate friends can duly appreciate his merits.

Farewell—no costly urn shall mark thy lasting sleep.
Nor sculptur'd marble point thy early tomb.
Thy youthful friends will o'er thy green turf weep.
When mem'ry leads them to thy body's home.
[Com.

13 June 1826
The Rochester Album

DEATHS

In Batavia, on the 27th ult. very suddenly, Mr. Ebenezer Belden, aged 47 years, leaving a wife and large family of young children to deplore his loss.
     Mr. Belden was a native of Connecticut; very respectable in his connexions and standing, and in every respect a valuable and estimable citizen. To a noble and manly person, was joined in him a frank, generous, and honest mind, and a friendly and kind disposition, which greatly endeared him to his friends, and more especially to his family.

27 June 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED

In this village on the 24th inst. an infant son of F. Whittlesey, Esq.

4 July 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED.—In the stage, while passing from Avon Springs to this place, wither he had been for his health, Mr. Ormond Spalding, one of the editors of the Album, aged 24 years.
     Mr. Spalding had been afflicted for several years with a scrofulous complaint, but which he supposed he had entirely recovered from. He was an apprentice in this office for some time, during which he often showed symptoms of a lingering complaint, and appeared upon a slow decline till in July or August 1825 when he went to New York, and seemed revived by travelling. He commenced business, in this village but never has been able to attend to it at all. He has gone down gradually, till at last, the "mortal foe," has "smote him quite asunder." He was a young man of much personal worth, and virtue, and leaves an afflicted and youthful wife, and a train of friends to lament his premature exit.

"Here worth weeps a loss,
And Friendship drops a tear."

4 July 1826
The Rochester Album

Departed this life on the 27th ultimo, after a lingering illness of rising six months, Ormond SPALDING, the junior editor and proprietor of this paper, aged 24 years, four months and 26 days. In the death of this promising individual, society has suffered a loss, of which none can be so sensible as those most intimately acquainted with him. He endured his illness with much patience, and whenever he had occasion to speak of the change that ere long, would probably be his lot, he manufactured as much composure, as though he were about to perform a journey.
     As a husband, he was kind and affectionate, as a friend, constant and faithful.
     He was an acute discerner of the motives of those with whom he had, at any time to associate, yet he was far from being possessed of a suspicious disposition. The bigot's vindictive spirit was unable to affect determinations predicated upon the convictions of his own breast - Independence of thought, word, and action, was a quality, of which he possessed more than an ordinary share; yet his charity did not allow him to indulge in rancour toward such as did not think it best to agree with him in opinion. Finally, it must be acknowledged that he possessed as unblemished a character as will be generally found. Peace be to his manes.

11 July 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.—In Brighton on the 4th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Jacob Miller, to Miss Mary Ann Allen.
     On the 14th ult. by the same, Mr. Oliver Thomas, to Miss Mercy Smith.

11 July 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

On the 4th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Jacob Miller, to Miss Mary Ann Allen.
     On the 14th ult. in Brighton, by the same, Mr. Oliver Thomas, to Miss Nancy Smith.

DEATHS

In Perrinton, on the 3d inst. after a long and painful illness. Miss Maria Whittlesey, daughter of Mr. Samuel Whittlesey, in the 25th year of her age.

18 July 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED.

In this village of consumption, on Friday the 14th inst. William Spalding aged 13 years. The deceased was a brother of the junior editor of the Album, whose death we published 2 weeks ago. He was a worthy young man and has gone lamebted to a premature grave.
     At Northbridge Worcester county Mass. the 3d inst. Thomas Congdon, aged 26 years and 6 months. The deceased was well known in this village as an active enterprising citizen, but "he has gone to his grave in his youth."
     At Avon, William Cooke a son of Everard Peck of this village, aged 15 months.
     In this village on the evening of the 12 inst. Mr. Ansel Hovey aged 25 years late of Syracuse.

18 July 1826
The Rochester Album

DEATHS

DIED—In this Village on the 13th inst. of a pulmonary complaint, (engendered by the influenza and an over exertion in the extinguishment of a fire that occurred in the village last winter,) William L. Spalding, aged nearly 18 years. He was an apprentice in this office, and for integrity, faithfulness, and steady habits, (to his honour we say it,) he has seldom been surpassed. In his last moments, he gave us the peculiar satisfaction of believing, that he had endueavoured for a length of time, to prepare for a final and happy change. May others in their lives imitate his example.
     At his father's residence in Northbridge, Mass. on the 3d inst. Thomas Congdon of this village aged 26 years 6 months. He had been lingering for a considerable time, with a dropsical complaint which he had in vain attempted to alleviate by visiting Saratoga Springs. A large circle of friends will sincerely regret his loss.
     In this village on the evening of the 12th Mr. Asahel Hovey aged 25 years: Late of Syracuse.
     In Perrinton on the 5th inst. Isabella Knickerbacker, aged 73 years, wife of John H. K. and former the widow of Thomas Bielby of the town of Kortright, Delaware County. Printers in New York and Philadelphia are requested to notice the above.
     Suddenly at Palmyra on the 9th inst. Thomas Fuller of this village.
     In Henrietta on the 5th inst. Phebe Mariah, only daughter of B. W. Durfee, aged 14 months.
     On the 8th inst. of a consumption, at his father's residence in Mamaroneck, Westchester Co. N. Y. Robert F. Mott of the city of New York aged 33 years.

25 July 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED.

In Mendon on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Goodale, Mr. James B. Hudson to Miss Mary Sandford all of Mendon.
     In Mendon on the 29th inst. by the Rev. Elijah Weaver, Mr. Park Treat to Miss Sophia Barna all of Mendon.
     "This is to give notess"—Married, on the 23d inst. Mr. Thomas Simpson, crier, to Miss Agnes Johnson.

DIED.

In Sweden on the 11th inst. Mr. Benjamin Barber, aged 51 years.
     In Clarendon Orleans Co. on the 18th Mr. Augustus Sturges, aged 68 a Revolutionary Pensiner.

25 July 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

At Pittsford, on the 11th inst. by Simon Stone, 2d, Esq., Pierson A. Reading, Merchant of Rochester, to Miss Mary B. Gaw. of the same place, and both formerly of Philadelphia.
     At Fredonia, on the 13th, Mr. Horace Wright, of this village, to Miss Betsey Fitch of the former place. Both formerly of Connecticut.
     In this village, on Sunday evening last. Mr. Thomas Simpson, Licensed Crier, to Miss Agnes Johnson.

DEATHS

In this village on the 11th inst. Henry S. son of Edward Doyle, aged 5 months.
     In Sweden, on the 14th inst. Benjamin Barber, aged 51 years.
     In Clarendon, Orleans Co. on the 18th inst. Augustus Sturgess, aged 68 years, a revolutionary pensioner.

1 Aug. 1826
Monroe Republican

RUNAWAY.

From the subcriber, on the 8th instant an indebted apprentice, named Hiram Dawson, about 9 years old. All persons are forbid harbouring or trusting him, under penalty of the law. One cent reward and no charges, will be paid for his return.
Thomas Lawden
Greece, July 18th, 1826.

8 Aug. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In Batavia, at the Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. Frederick Follett, Editor of the 'Times,' to Miss Sarah Sutherland, daughter of Major Isaac Sutherland.

DEATHS

In Auburn on the 29th ult. Maj. William Ray, aged 54 years, a man who engaged the esteem and respect of a large circle of acquaintances. His poetry has been extensively circulated, and his standing as a poet duly estimated by the publick. He has left an interesting family who deserve, and will no doubt receive the sympathy which their bereavement of a kind father and friends calls for.—Cayuga Repub.

15 Aug. 1826
The Rochester Album

DIED

In this village on the 11th inst. Elizabeth Cameron, daughter of Jacob & Lucretia Howe, aged nine months. Printers in Keene, N. H. are requested to insert the above.

22 Aug. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In Mendon, on the 13th inst. Mr. Harris Peck, of Bloomfield, to Miss Martha Stimson.

DIED

In the town of Brighton on the 10th inst. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Bills, aged 66 years, formerly from New Jersey. Printers in New York and States South will confer a favour on some members of the family, by giving the above a notice.
     Suddenly in this Village yesterday morning, the 21st inst. Mr. Joseph Lambert, of the firm of Lambert & Reading, and formerly of Lambertville, New Jersy.
     At Waterloo, on the 31st ult. Abel Barnes, of the firm of Marshall, Chapin & co. Paper Makers.
     In this village on the 17th inst. John Walker, aged 34 years.

22 Aug. 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED—In this village on the 12th inst., Mr. Thomas Holland from Ireland, an industrious laborer, leaving a wife and five children (daughters), aged about 49.
     In this village on the 15th inst., Mr. Samuel Howell, merchant from Trumansburqh, Tompkins County, aged 27 years. He in company with his wife had made a tour to Niagara Falls and vicinity on the 10th inst.. He returned to this village unwell and continued to decline until his death. He has left an amiable wife to whom he was married 3 months.
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22 Aug. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—Suddenly in this village, yesterday morning, the 21st inst., Joseph Lambert, of the firm of Lambert and Reading, merchant, formerly of Lambertville, New Jersey.
     In this village on the 15th inst. Mr. Samuel Howell, merchant, born Trumansburgh, Tompkins county, aged 27 years.
{Found at U of R; online}

29 Aug. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In Mendon on the 13th inst. by the Rev. Frances Smith; Moses Townsend to Miss Mary Ann Colley. In the same place by the same reverend gentleman; John Smith to Miss Matilda Trumbell. At the same time and place, by the Rev. Elijah Weaver, Harris Peck, of Bloomfield, to Miss Parly Stimson, of the former place.

DIED—In this village, on the 17th inst. Mr. John Walker, aged 31 years.
     In Pittsford on the 7th inst., Edward Upton, aged about 23. Printers in this state and Massachusetts [illegible] a favor on the relatives by giving the above an insertion.
     In Lyons on Thursday last, Mr Hiram T. Day editor of the Lyons Advertiser in the [illegible] year of his age.
{Found at U of R; online}

29 Aug. 1826
The Rochester Album

DIED

In Lyons, on the 16th inst. Hiram T. Day, late editor and publisher of the Lyons Advertiser, aged exactly thirty years. His death was occasioned by pulmonary disease, under which he suffered for a long time before his death, which if not originally produced, was undoubtedly exasperated by his labours at the press, and by the habit of keeping the apartment in which he worked in the winter, much too warm, a habit which we believe to be very common in this climate, with all who follow the occupation of printing. Mr. Day was a member of the fraternity of Free Masons, who buried him with masonick honours on Friday last.—Adv.
     At the house of Amos Ross, in Henrietta, on the 25th instant Jacob Capron, late of Broadalbin, Montgomery Co. aged 42 years.
     On Saturday, the 19th inst. at the New York Asylum, Joseph Ellicott, Esq. late Agent for the Holland Land Company.
     In Buffalo on the 19th inst. Lydia, relict of Abraham Staples, formerly of this Village.

5 Sept. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

At Niagara, on the 31st ult. by the Rev. M. Green, Mr. P. Sanford, of this Village, to Miss Martha Burgess, formerly of England.

5 Sept. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Alstead, NH, July 23rd, Mr. Sarel Carpenter of this village to Miss Nancy Farnsworth of the former place.
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12 Sept. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—On Saturday evening by the Rev. F. H. Cuming; Mr. Andrew Scott to Miss Margaret Curry.
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12 Sept. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In Murray, on the 6th inst. by Elder Morse, Mr. Eber Wilcox, of Mendon, to Miss Catharine Naramore, formerly of the same place.

DIED

In Buffalo, on the 2d inst. William Congdon aged 36 years, formerly of Massachusetts.

12 Sept. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED

At E. Bloomfield on the 18th ult.; Frances, dau. of N. Sargeant, Esq. of Buffalo aged 18 months. The death of this interesting and only child occasioned the following lines:

[A poem that is difficult to read]

OBITUARY—Died in Palmyra on Wednesday last; Doct. Luther Cowan, aged 29 years. In the death of Doctor C. not only his friends... [more illegible]
{Found at U of R; online}

19 Sept. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In this Village, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Dr. Dempster, Mr. Ezra Porter, of Granger, Ohio, to Miss Elizabeth Wood, of this Village.

DIED

In this Village, on the 15th inst. Caroline, infant daughter of Jacob & Margaret Thorne.

26 Sept. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In Canandaigua, on the 13th inst. by the Rev. B. H. Hickox, John A. Stevens, Esq. editor of the Ontario Messenger, to Miss Amelia Ackley, of Montreal. On the 21st inst. by the same, Mr. Thomas B. Barnum, editor of the Syracuse Advertiser, to Miss Clarissa Atwater.
     On Sunday Evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Joseph Tousey, to Mrs. Laura Ann Spalding.
     At Brockport on the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Burns, Mr. Seth L. King to Miss Amanda Barber. Also Mr. Sylvester Remington of Rochester, to Miss Clarissa Adams of Sweden.
     On Saturday evening, 23d inst. by the Rev. John Dempster, Mr. S. G. Goodrich, to Miss Harriet Cook, all of this village.

17 Oct. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Brighton on the 11th inst. by Joel Wheeler Esg.; Mr. Wm. Miller to Miss Eunice Jones.
     In this village on Saturday evening the 14th inst. by the same; Mr. John H. Mills to Miss Jane McMillin.
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17 Oct. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED—In this village on Sunday night; Mr. Mark Hall of the small-pox.
     In Louisville, Kentucky on the 21st of September, Col. William Cobb, of this village. He was buried with masonic honors.
     In Clarendon, Oleans co. on the 29th ult. Mr. Joseph Gardner, a respectable citizen, aged 83 years. His remains were interred with Masonic honours. [Printers in Rensselaer county are rrequested to insert the above.]
{Found at U of R; online}

31 Oct. 1826
The Rochester Album

MARRIED

In this Village, on the 26th inst. Edwin Scrantom, to Miss Mary Ann Sibley.
     In this Village, on the 23th inst. Elisha Dean, Merchant, of Hamburgh, to Isabella B. daughter of Erastus Spalding, of this town.
     On the 29th inst. by Elder S. Silsby, Eli D. Gillson, to Ruth, daughter of John Chapman.
     In Mendon, by the Rev. Mr. Sill, Doct. Asahel Beach, of Victor, to Miss Martha Ann Cady, daughter of Gen. Cady, of the former place.

DIED

At Canandaigua on the morning of the 22d inst. Nathaniel Gorham, late President of the Ontario Bank, aged 63 years.

31 Oct. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—At Mendon on the 24th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Sill; Doct. Ashael Beach of Victor to Miss Martha Ann Cady, dau. of Gen. Cady of the former place.
     At Brighton on the 26th inst. by Joel Wheeler Esq.; Mr. Luther G. Crittendon to Miss Parmelia Harris.
     On the 15th inst. by the Rev. Orrin Miller; Rev. Andrew R. Carpenter to Miss Charity Randolph.
     On the 27th inst. by the Rev. Orrin Miller; Mr. Wm. Ward to Mrs. Adaline Shaw.
     On the 29th by the Rev. Orrin Miller; Mr. Erastus Barber to Miss Ester Irish.
     In this village on Sunday evening last by Elder S. Silsby, Mr. Eli D. Gillison to Miss Ruth Chapman.
     In this village on the 13th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Orrin Miller, Mr. Benjamin Clark to Miss Almine Hayt.

DIED—In Bergen on the 29th inst.; Henry Chapin, aged fifteen months, only child of Mr. Henry M. Ward.
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7 Nov. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Canandaigua on the 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Eddy; Moses Chapin Esq., first Judge of Monroe County, to Miss Lucy Kibbey of C.
     At Pittsford on Thursday the 26th ult. by N. Nye Esg.; Mr. John Taner to Miss Rachel Doud.
     On the 1st inst. by the Rev. Wm. F. Curry; Mr. Theron A. Noble, merchant of Ogden to Miss Lydia Acer of this village.
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14 Nov. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In Brighton on the 9th inst. by David Bush Esg.; Mr. Edwin Wilson of Brighton to Miss Harriet Tibbals of Hartford, CT.
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14 Nov. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

DIED

In Brighton on the 10th inst.; Mrs. Amaryllis Case (consort of Mr. Walter Case) aged 39 years.
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28 Nov. 1826
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED—In this village yesterday by the Rev. Mr. James; Mr. Ralph Gould, Merchant of Brockport to Miss Mary Stuart.
     At Brockport on Sunday, by the Rev. Mr. Barns; Priam B. Hill to Miss Amanda Webster, all of that place.
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5 Dec. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—On Saturday evening last by the Rev. Mr. James; Mr. Elias Shelmire to Miss Maria Vanderpool, formerly of Newark, NJ.
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12 Dec. 1826
Monroe Republican

DIED—In this village last week by wounds received from Hugh Kennedy; Mr. John Goss, a respectable Irishman.
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19 Dec. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—On the evening of the 4th inst. by the Hon. John Williams; Mr. Joel Adams to Miss Harriet Close, dau. of David Closs Esq. of Greece.
     In Penfield on Friday evening the 8th inst.; Mr. Safford Fasset to Miss Sally Dake.
     On Tuesday evening the 12th inst.; Mr. Wm. P. Roberts to Miss Eliza Amsden.
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26 Dec. 1826
Monroe Republican

MARRIED—In this village on Sunday evening last by the Rev. F. H. Cuming; Mr. Jonathan King of this village to Miss Harriet Amanda Scrantom, late of Durham, Conn.
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