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Newspaper Date |
Surname |
Death Notice |
| 17 May 1830 |
McGuire |
On Wednesday evening last Capt. Dennis
McGuire was killed while loading a barge at Demopolis. Rather death came
Friday from inhaling fumes from an explosion. He was an Irishman by
birth, former resident of New York. |
| 24 May 1830 |
Hood |
We have been informed Mr. ? Hood of
vicinity of Greensborough received a fatal fall from his horse last
Saturday. Died a few hours after fall. |
| 31 May 1830 |
Hillhouse |
Died -- on Saturday 22nd inst. in
Greensborough Mrs. Nancy Hillhouse in 37th year. She leaves a husband
and three little daughters. Joined church in 1812. |
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Hill |
At his residence in this county on 25th
inst. Mr. Green Hill in his 57th year of age. |
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Thornton |
Died -- in Tuscaloosa on Tuesday the 25th
inst. Mrs. Mary Amelia Thornton, wife of James I. Thornton, Eng. Sec. of
State, aged 21 yrs/ 5 mo. Left husband and two small daughters. |
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Snedecor |
Died -- on Saturday night 29th inst.
Caroline daughter of Isaac C. and Sara C. Snedecor aged 4 mo. |
| 14 June 1830 |
Pickens |
Remains of Gov. Pickens.
When citizens of Greensborough and vicinity learned the remains of
this excellent were on their way from Mobile to be deposited in his
family graveyard at his late residence, they convened for purposes of
making arrangements for their reception and interment. The following
committee was appointed: John Gayle, John Bell, L. A. Stollenwerck, John
A. Stollenwerck, Claudius Jones, James B. Scott, Wm. S. Bolling.
Remains reached this village Thursday evening and were placed in an
apartment in Mr. Dickens large brick building. The committee appointed
following Pall Bearers: Gen. P. May, J. B. Stickney, W. C. Gillespie,
Hugh McCann, J. Marrast, Jon Erwin, William Young, John Malone, Levin
Gayle and J. A. Beal -- Marshalls.
The whole group moved to the Presbyterian Church where Rev. Mr.
Hillhouse delivered the discourse. |
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Mack |
Mr. John Mack on Bogue Chitto in Dallas
County was murdered on 29 ultino. |
| 21 June 1830 |
Wren |
On night of 15th inst. Mr. Sanford Y. Wren
of Sprinfield was accidentally killed by a gunshot wound while pursuing
r-a-way negroes. |
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McDowell |
Died -- In this county on 18th inst. Wm. P.
McDowell highly respected member of the Bar. Native of Fayette County,
KY. where his father and a number of relatives still reside. His remains
were interred with Masonic Honors at residence of his brother in the
county. |
| 28 June 1830 |
Chiles |
Died -- On Monday 21st inst. at his
residence near Springfield Maj. William Chiles aged 56 years. |
| 19 July 1830 |
Kennard |
Died -- on Thurs. evening 15th inst. Mrs.
Nancy Kennard Consort of James P. Kennard of this vicinity. |
| 26 July 1830 |
Steele |
Obituary -- Departed this life on night of
20th inst. in this vicinity Miss Eliza D. Steele daughter of James D.
and Mary Steele of Jones County, Ga. |
| 2 Aug 1830 |
Boyol |
Died -- At her residence in this county on
28th inst. Mrs. Virginia Boyol in her 19th yr. of age. Leaves husband,
infant, a mother and numerous other relatives. |
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Archibald |
Obituary -- Died on 20 ult. at his
residence in Greene County, Samuel Archibald Eng. aged 68 years 3 mo.
Native of N.C. When very young was an active soldier in Revolutionary
War. Many years a member and elder of Presbyterian Church. |
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Steele |
Died -- at Dr. Wm. Purnells' in Greene
County on Saturday, Dr. W. P. Steele late from South America. His sister
will hear something of much interest by applying to Dr. Wm. Purnell. |
| 6 Sep 1830 |
Graham |
Died -- On August 10, 1830 near Washington
City George Graham Eng. Commissioner of Gen. Land Office. |
| 25 Oct 1830 |
Sanderson |
Obituary -- Died on 11th inst. in this
county. Mr. William Sanderson, a native of Pennsylvania in 41st year of
age. Emigrated to Ala. at early period of its settlement. |
| 13 Dec 1830 |
Tilman |
Obituary -- Died on 10th ult. at residence
in Greene County, Mr. Daniel W. Tilman in 30th year of age. Leaves wife
and five children. |
| 10 Jan 1831 |
Giles |
It is our melancholy duty to announce the
death of William B. Giles. He died on Saturday evening last at his own
seat in Amelia County. Been in public life for nearly 40 yrs. State
legislature, both houses of Congress. Executive Chair and in convention
of Va. Always in 1st rank. |
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