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Source: Portage County Advocate
Dated: Oct. 4, 1854
Death of Mrs. JOHNSON - We regret to learn
that the wife of ENOCH JOHNSON, Esq., Superintendent of
the Cleveland, Zanesville & Cincinnati Rail Road, died at
their residence in Hudson, Summit County, on Monday morning
last. She was a most estimable lady. |
Source: Frederick Douglass Paper - New
York
Dated: July 14, 1854
Suddenly, at Akron, Ohio, on
Friday last, universally esteemed by all who knew him,
Jared, youngest son of Isaac HATHAWAY of
Farmington, New York.
We were wholly unprepared for his melancholy
announcement. The event has plunged a large and worthy
family in the deepest affliction. Death has entered a
happy circle, and carried off the youngest of an united band
of brothers. We sympathize fully with our bereaved and
mourning friends; for we sorrow for him that has departed,
as for a brother. Unexceptionable in the discharge of
his domestic duties - faithful and firm in friendship - just
and upright in all his dealings with his brother man, it is
not surprizing that the deceased possessed the
unbounded confidence of all who were connected with him in
business, and the high esteem and regard of his friends.
His bereaved family do not sorrow "as these who have no
hope." The hope of the Christian in theirs. They
have committed all that was mortal of him, so dear to them,
to the grave, "in sure and certain hope of the
resurrection from the dead."
"It matters little of what hour o' the day
The righteous falls asleep; death cannot come
To him untimely who is fit to die.;
The loss of this cold world, the more of heaven;
The briefer life, the earlier Immortality." J. G. |
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