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Miscellaneous Obituaries, Interments, and Other Odds and Ends
From
Various Alabama
Newspapers
Mobile Evening News
October 1865
Obit
Listings for the week ending October 07, 1865
The ExponentOctober
1---John Butler, 58
years, debility; Robt. Hamilton, 19 years, congestive fever; A.
Johnson, 85 years unknown;
Jas. Hill, 6 years, fever; Caroline Welch, 7 months and 1 week, marasmus.
October 2--F. W. Smith, 1 year and 2 weeks, cholera infantum; Sarah C. Jones, 10 months, marasmus; John Crane, 36 years, unknown;
Charlotte Sullivan, 43 years debility; Fanny, child of color, teething; W.J. Brown, 25 years, swamp fever.
October 3--John Bexton, 19 years, epilepsis; Mrs. Hattie A. Young, 40 years, hemorrhage of bowels.
October 4--Chas A. Spencer, 26 years, congestion of liver and lungs.
October 5--Henry Street, man of color, 35 years, pyemia; Thomas Broderick, 48 years, debility; Archy Douglas, child of color, 5 years, cholera morbus;
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, 50 years, chronic diarrhea; Frank Jourdan, 34 years, congestion of brain; Margaret Manning, 8 months, in articulo mortis;
Alexander Andrie, 10 months, unknown.
October 6--David, son of David Conner, 1 year and 2 months, enteritis.
October 7--Benjamin F. Warr, 17 years, congestive chill; Unknown white man, murder (C.I.); Antoinette Conche, 75 years, old age
Total for the week 25
Lauderdale News January 1881
John Crawford was killed on
Christmas Day December 1880
Simon Harbison of Cullman County
Mr. L. Ingram and Miss Lizzie Cotton of Elmore County eloped
Hon. John T. Rather, died at his son's residence (General John D. Rather), in Tuscumbia, Alabama on the 3rd of January.
Captain R.H. English, editor of the Sema Alabama "Times", and for many years agent of the Associated Press in the city, is dead.
Mrs. Harriet Cooper, colored, aged 115 years, and weighing 400 pounds died at Cheltenham, one of the suburbs of St. Louis, recently. Her husband, who is still living, is 101 years old.
She was the mother of 25 children, the youngest being 62.
Charles A. Galbraith, aged about 21 years died at Leighton, Alabama on the 3rd of January
Mr. T.Y. Harris died at the residence of Mr. John Coburn
Jas. Hill, 6 years, fever; Caroline Welch, 7 months and 1 week, marasmus.
October 2--F. W. Smith, 1 year and 2 weeks, cholera infantum; Sarah C. Jones, 10 months, marasmus; John Crane, 36 years, unknown;
Charlotte Sullivan, 43 years debility; Fanny, child of color, teething; W.J. Brown, 25 years, swamp fever.
October 3--John Bexton, 19 years, epilepsis; Mrs. Hattie A. Young, 40 years, hemorrhage of bowels.
October 4--Chas A. Spencer, 26 years, congestion of liver and lungs.
October 5--Henry Street, man of color, 35 years, pyemia; Thomas Broderick, 48 years, debility; Archy Douglas, child of color, 5 years, cholera morbus;
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, 50 years, chronic diarrhea; Frank Jourdan, 34 years, congestion of brain; Margaret Manning, 8 months, in articulo mortis;
Alexander Andrie, 10 months, unknown.
October 6--David, son of David Conner, 1 year and 2 months, enteritis.
October 7--Benjamin F. Warr, 17 years, congestive chill; Unknown white man, murder (C.I.); Antoinette Conche, 75 years, old age
Total for the week 25
Lauderdale News January 1881
John Crawford was killed on
Christmas Day December 1880Simon Harbison of Cullman County
Mr. L. Ingram and Miss Lizzie Cotton of Elmore County eloped
Hon. John T. Rather, died at his son's residence (General John D. Rather), in Tuscumbia, Alabama on the 3rd of January.
Captain R.H. English, editor of the Sema Alabama "Times", and for many years agent of the Associated Press in the city, is dead.
Mrs. Harriet Cooper, colored, aged 115 years, and weighing 400 pounds died at Cheltenham, one of the suburbs of St. Louis, recently. Her husband, who is still living, is 101 years old.
She was the mother of 25 children, the youngest being 62.
Charles A. Galbraith, aged about 21 years died at Leighton, Alabama on the 3rd of January
Mr. T.Y. Harris died at the residence of Mr. John Coburn
The Exponent
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama
August 17, 1870
Walter Charles Heartt, 16th Louisiana Regiment, C.S.A.
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama
August 17, 1870
Walter Charles Heartt, 16th Louisiana Regiment, C.S.A.
The Exponent
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama
July 28, 1870
Allen C. Walters, Captain of Co. E, 43rd Regt. Alabama Volunteers
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama
July 28, 1870
Allen C. Walters, Captain of Co. E, 43rd Regt. Alabama Volunteers
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama
August 4, 1870
George W. Moreland
found a small boy about 6 years old in the city of Madison, Indiana
