Baltimore City, Maryland Obituaries   C CABLE, Hugh, died yesterday of a liver complaint, aged 25 years; a native of Co. Wexford, Ire., which he left almost 5 years ago; for a while he lived in New York. (BAP, 30 June 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAIN, Alexander, of the New Theatre, died last Sun. at Bristol, Penna,, in his 28th year, leaving a wife and two children. (BFG, 15 June 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALDER, George, died Sun. morning, aged 32, son of the late Capt Calder of Baltimore Co. (BFG, 13 April 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALDER, James, a native of Scotland, died 11th inst. at his seat in Baltimore Co., in his 79th year, leaving a wife and chil­dren. (BFG, 26 Aug. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALHOUN, Mrs Ann, wife of James Calhoun, Mayor of Baltimore , died last eve, in her 53rd year (BFG, 5 March 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALHOUN, James, (first mayor of Baltimore), died this morning, aged 73; funeral tomorrow from his late res. in Baltimore St. (BFG, 14 Aug. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALHOUN, William, eldest son of James Calhoun of Baltimore., died last Sun eve at Summer Hill, the seat of James Buchanan The dec. was aged 40 and leaves a widow and four children. For many years he lived in S. C , but returned to his native state in 1803. (BFG, 29 June 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALLAHAN, John, Register of the Land Office for the Western Shore, died last Sat. in his 50th year. (BFG, 31 Oct. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CALLENDEH, Major John, died last Mon. in Alexandria, an old and respectable officer in the American War; interment on Tues. morning at the Episcopal Church. (BFG, 9 Oct. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMP, Mrs. Sarah, wife of William Camp, of 26 Water St , died yesterday eve, (BFG, 10 Dec. 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Mrs Ann, wife of William Campbell of Baltimore , died Sat. morning. (BW, 30 Jan. 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Archibald, died Sat. in his 58th year (BFG, 22 April 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Gen Donald, died at Washington, he resigned his com­mission in the British army to fight for our freedom in the Rev War (BAP, 5 April 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Mrs. Eleanor, widow of John Campbell of Mine Bank, died 15th inst (BW, 24 Oct 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Mrs. Elizabeth, died this morning (BFG, 10 Sept l805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, James, negro, was killed by Samuel Cromwell, negro, last Mom night near the ropewalk of John Chalmers (BT, 28 Sept 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, John, manager of the works, died at the Mine Bank on Sat , 29th ult. (BW, 3 Oct 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, John C., died Sat., 21st inst., at Cedar Point, near Elkton (BA, 26 Feb 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Miss Mary Ann, dau. of William Campbell of Baltimore., died last Sun. at New York in her 17th year. (BA, 14 June 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Rebecca, wife of James Campbell, Baltimore. merchant, died Sun. (19 July). (BFG, 22 July 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, Capt. Samuel, merchant of Baltimore., died last night, aged about 35 years (BFG, 31 Jan 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAMPBELL, William, died (BFG, 10 Aug. 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CANOT, Mrs. Mary, died last Fri., in her 46th year (BFG, 1 June 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARD, Capt. John R , native of New Jersey, died 1st inst. (BT, 3 April 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAREY, Eleanor, dau. of Matthew Carey, died in Phila , aged 15 (BPE, 20 Feb 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAREY, James, Jr., son Of James Carey, of Baltimore. Co., died at Ballstown Springs, N Y , 8th inst. (BFG, 18 Aug 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARLISLE, Mrs. Mary, died, aged 68. (BA, 2 Jan. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARNAL, Mr. Joseph, died Mon , 29th ult., aged 29, native of England (BFG, 1 Oct 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARNAN, Charles, died yesterday morning at his res in Garrison Forest, am old inhab of Baltimore. Co. (BFG, 20 Jan 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARPENTER, Dr John, died 19th ult , in his 61st year, of Lan­caster Co , a husband and parent. (Long obit follows.) (BFG, 7 April 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARR, Mrs Elizabeth, of Fells Point, died yesterday from her 68th year, funeral from the house of Mrs B Stockett, No 47 Bond St (BFG, 1 Feb 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARR, Mrs Martha, widow of Dabney Carr, and sister of former Pres Thomas Jefferson, died Tues., 3rd inst., at Duniora, the seat of Samuel Carr of Albemarie, in her 64th year (BW, 18 Sept 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARR, Mrs. Mary, died this morning at Bolton, the seat of George Grundy, in her 79th year (BFG, 14 March 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARR, Mrs Mary, wife of Joseph Carr, died Wed , 8th inst., aged about 76 years a wife and mother (BPEA, 14 Nov. 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARROLL, Daniel, died last Sat. at Rock Creek. (BFG, 14 May 1796 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARROLL, Henry Hill, died at his res., Sweet Air, Baltimore. Co., on 26th Oct , after a tedious indisposition; a husband and a father. (BFG, 1 Nov 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARROLL, John, Archbishop of Baltimore, of the R. C Church, died 2 Dec., aged 80. (Long obit ) (BFG, 4 Dec. 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARROLL, MARY CARTER -Mrs. Carroll Dead 1899-03-08 The Sun Wife of A Former Governor of Maryland Passes Away At Her Home in Washington Washington, March 7.- Mrs. Mary Carter Carroll, wife of ex-Gov. John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, died at the family's winter home, 1753 N. Street Northwest, at 8 0'clock this morning. She had been a sufferer from a complication of aliments for several years. Mrs. Carroll was the daughter of the late Judge Lucus P. Thompson, of Staunton, Va., and fifty-two years of age. She was the second wife of ex-Governor Carroll. Their marriage took place at the Cathedral, in Baltimore, in April 1877, while Mr. Carroll was Governor of Maryland. the marriage was private, only immediate members of the two families being present. The doors of the Cathedral were locked, and the bridal party and relatives passed through the Cardinal's residence to the Cathedral. Rev. Father Lee, a cousin of the groom, celebrated the nuptial mass. Mrs. Carroll was one of six sisters noted for their beauty and prominent in society. Three of them married three brothers. Miss Eleanor married Mr. R. G. Harper Carroll, and has been dead for some years; Miss Caroline T. married Mr. Charles Carroll, and is still living. Mrs. Carroll spent about sixteen years with her sister, Mrs. Charles Carroll, in Rome, Paris and other cities of Europe before her marriage to Governor Carroll. During the summer months ex-Governor and Mrs. Carroll lived at the historic family estate, Doughoregan Manor, in Howard county. Mrs. Carroll is survived by the ex-Governor and one son, Mr. Phillip C. Carroll, about eighteen years of age, and a student at Harvard College. She also leaves three sisters; Mrs. Charles Carroll, of Carroliton Manor; Mrs. Robert Hull, 1020 Cathedral street, Baltimore, and Miss Alice Thompson, of Washington. She was a devoted Catholic, and during the summers attended the chapel at Dougoregan Manor. Mrs. Herbert Robins, ex-Governor Carroll's only daughter in America, was with the family when Mrs. Carroll died. The ex=Governor's first wife was the only child of Mr. Royal Phelps, of New York. Children surviving her, in addition to Mrs. Robbins, are Madame de Kergolay and Madame de La Grange, who lived in Paris, and two sons, Charles Carroll, who resides in France, and Royal Phelps Carroll, of New York Ex-Governor Carroll is a son of Charles Carroll and a great-grandson of the signer of the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Carroll was well known in Baltimore, where , earlier in life, she took part in many of the leading social functions. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Matthew's Church on Friday, morning, after which the remains will be taken to Baltimore and placed in the family vault at Bennie Bras Cemetery. [Submitted Pam Rathbone] CARROLL, Nicholas, an old inhab. of Annapolis, died last Fri. Annap. May 26. (BFG, 27 May 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARROLL, Mrs. Sarah, died last Sat, eve., in her 33rd year leav­ing a husband and 5 small children. (BFG, 8 Oct. 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARSON, Mrs., consort of Nathan Carson of Fells Point, died on Sun. (BFG, 27 May 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARSON, Nathaniel, for a long time an imhab, of Fells Point, died at Lower Marlborough, Md , in his 47th year. (BFG, 19 Oct 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTEE, Benjamin, a native of New Eng., died last Sum at his res in Market St. (BFG, 28 April 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTER, George, auctioneer, died last eve. (BFG, 22 Oct. 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTER, Henry, drowned Wed , 1st inst., when a squall of wind overturned the schooner of Capt. John Morling from Wye River. (BFG, 3 May 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTER, John, died 5th inst , at his late dwelling in Rock Run, Harford Co., leaving a widow and children. (BFG, 11 Sept 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTER, Robert, died yesterday morning, an old inhab of Baltimore. During the Rev. War he was a member of the executive coun­cil of Va. (BFG, 12 March 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTER, Miss Sally, died at The Park, Stafford Co., Va., in her 23rd year, eld. dau. of George Carter of Williamsburg. (BEP, 3 March 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARTMELL, Mrs. Sarah, died in Frederick Co , Va., aged 83 years. She lived to see the 5th generation of her descendants. (BPEA, 20 April 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CARY, John D., died at Frederickstown, 13th inst., a soldier at the time that tried men s souls. (BA, 23 Oct. 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASENAVE, Peter, died last Sun., in Phila., merchant of George­town, a husband and father. (BFG, 10 Sept. 1796 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASENAVE, Stephen, died last 27 July, at St.Thomas in the West Indies; partner of the house of Casenave and Walker, mer­chants of Baltimore (BFG, 4 Sept. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASEY, William, died this morning, funeral from his late res., 34 High St , Old Town (BA, 28 Feb 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASKERY, Mrs. Anastasia, wife of Bernard Caskery, died Sat., 7th inst., aged 45 years. (BFG, 11 Sept 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASPER, David, German, employee of a Mr Butler, drowned Fri at the mouth of Curtis Creek He lived at North Frederick St. (BFG, 13 May 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASSAT, Peter, Baltimore. merchant, died Fri. (BFG, 22 Dec. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASSELL, Mrs. Ann, wife of Joseoh Cassell, of Western Precincts, died Thurs , 22nd inst., in her 34th year, leaving a hus­band and 6 small children (BA, 25 Oct 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASSELL, Rev. Leonard, pastor of the M. E Church at Fells Point, died Mon , 26th inst., an his 24th year, interment in the Meth burying ground. (BFG, 1 Oct 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CASWELL, Capt Josiah, late of Comm., died in his 28th year, at Aux-Cayes (BFG, 22 Jan. 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAULFIELD, Mrs. Phebe, died Mon. in her 54th year (BA, 17 Aug. 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAULFIELD, Thomas, comedian, died 22 April at Cincinnati, Ohio, in his 49th year (BA, 8 May 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAUSIN, Jenny Pope, wife of Gerrard Blackiston Causin, of Chas. Co., died Mon , 24th ult , in her 58th year, leaving a husband and children. (BFG, 3 Nov. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAUSTEN, Mrs. Jane, consort of Isaac Causten, died yesterday af­ter a short illness (BFG, 9 Sept 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CAUSTEN, John Hyman, son of Isaac Causten, Baltimore merchant, died yesterday, aged 20. (BFG, 29 Oct. 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAMBERLAINE, Mrs. Margaret, relict of the late John Chamberlaine of Long Green, Baltimore. Co , died Sun.,22nd ult., aged 80 years. Her descendants number upwards of 180 persons (BFG, 1 April 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAMBERS, Gen Benjamin Rev Officer, died at Charleston 10, Jan in his 67th year (BA, 22 Jan 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAMBERS, Campbell, died last Sun. in his 28th year. (BW, 9 Jan. 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAMBERS, Mrs Hannah, died last Thurs., consort of John C. Cham­bers of Cecil Co. (BFG, 25 Aug. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) - CHAMBERS, John C , died last Thurs at his farm on Cecil Co., am old inhab. of that place. (BFG, 9 Oct. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHANDLER, Mrs., wife of Dr. Thomas B. Chandler, dec., died last Sun. Elizabeth-Town, 22 Sept. (BA, 29 Sept 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHANDLER, Mrs Eliza, died, after an illness of five days, wife of Capt. Ebenezer Chandler of Baltimore, and dau. of William Masters of Boston. (BFG, 11 Oct. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHANDLER, Rev. Jno., rector of St. Marks and Zion Parishes, died at Oakland, Fred. Co. (BPEA, 24 March 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAPMAN, Joseph, died 20th inst , of the prevailing fever, of the House of Waters and Chapman of Baltimore, aged 35 years,a native of Ireland, from which he emigrated about 15 years ago. (BFG, 22 Sept. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAPMAN, William, died last Sat., of a pulmonary complaint in his 40th year, leaving a wife and several children, in­terment in the M E. burying ground, dec was a member of the journeymen tailors and the Fells Point Colombian Blues (BEP, 7 Nov. 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHARPENTIER, Mrs Louisa, widow of the late John Baptist Reynaud de Chateaudum, died last Fri., 31 March in her 45th year (BA, 6 April 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHASE, Hon Samuel, Associate Judge of the U. S. Supreme Court, a patriot of 1776, died the night of 17th inst (BFR, 21 June 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHEESEBOROUGH, Naboth, native of New England, and steward of the ship Eutaw of Baltimore., died at St. Thomas (BFG, 13 March 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHENOWETH, Mrs Ann, dau. of Joseph Clark, died last eve aged 24 (BPE, 2 Oct. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHESELDINE, Mr Biscoe, eldest son of Mr. Seneca Cheseldine, of St Marys Co., died yesterday in his 19th year. (BFG, 30 Sept 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHESLEY, John, late of Md., died 1 Aug., at his seat in Prince William Co., Va., leaving a wife and many children. (BFG 6 Aug 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHESTER, Capt. Samuel, died last eve., well known during and since our Rev as a recruiting officer in this place, funeral will be on Sun., with the honors of war. (BFG, 4 Dec. 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHEW, Benjamin, died at Phila., aged 87 The deceased was born in Md., and was a son of Samuel Chew, Esq., who held high judicial office before the Rev. (BFG, 23 Jan. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHEW, Bennett, died this morning after a short illness, son of late Samuel Chew of Calvert Co. (BFG, 3 Dec. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHICK, Peregrine, died lately at Chicksville, Cecil Co. In our revolutionary struggle, he was found in the ranks of his countrymen at an early age, and as a soldier took part of the laurels of those days (BFG, 7 June 1806) CHILTON, Mrs. Sarah, died this morning at Lansdowne, at the seat of John E, Dorsey. The dec. was 76 years old. (BFG, 11 Nov 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHINOWETH, Mrs. Ann, dau. of Mr Joseph Clark, auctioneer, died last eve., aged 24 funeral from No. 18, Baltimore. St. (BFG, 2 Oct. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CEISMAN, Mount Edward, collector of the customs of the port of Norfolk, died last Mon., leaving a wife and 5 children. Hampton, 1 Aug. From the Norfolk Herald. (BT, 14 Aug. 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHOATE, Capt. Job, died yesterday, funeral from his late dwelling 65 Albemarle St. (BA, 8 Dec. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHRISTIE, Gabriel, Collector of the Port of Baltimore, died yes­terday in his 51st year, of a pulmonary complaint Ves­sels in the port honored his memory by wearing their colours at half-mast (BFG, 2 April 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHRISTIE, Napier Burton, second son of Gabriel Christie, died 17 Jan. at St. Vincents, in his 19th year He had gone to the West Indies for a few years. (BFG, 25 April 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHULL (commonly called SHOALS), Philip, died 16 Nov 1813 at his res. in Fairfax Co , Co , Va , in his 155th year. He was born in Germany in 1699, and came to America in 1721 (BFG, 5 Jan. 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHURCH, Capt Gilbert, died in Alexandria, Va , aged 40 (BPE, 6 March 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHURCH, John, member of the Society of Friends, died last Tues., lately from Dublin, leaving a wife and six small children (obit gives causes of death). (BFG, 22 Oct. 1801 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CISP, Charles, printer, of Phila., died 1st inst. at the home of Philip Weis, dec. was a native of Petersburg, Russia, and left a widow and 7 children. (BFG, 12 Dec 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, Mrs., wife of Hezekiah Clagett, of Baltimore, died last Wed. (BFG, 14 Jam. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, Horatio, died last Dec. in London, a native of Md , and an officer in the Rev. War Since 1783 he has been a mer­chant and an underwriter in London (BFG, 23 Sept. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, Mrs. Janet, died 16th inst., in her 31st year, at her father s house in Salto., and wife of Mr Benjamin Clagett of Hagerstown. She leaves a husband and 3 daus., as well as her aged parents (BFG, 22 July 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, John, eld. son of Hezekiah Clagett, of Baltimore., died last Sat. (BFG, 9 Oct. 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, Rev. Dr. Thomas John, Bishop of the Prot. Ep. Church in Md , died 2 Aug. , aged 73, He had been ordained more that 40 years ago. (BFG, 5 Aug. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAGETT, William, Esq., Assoc, Judge of the 5th Judicial Dist., died at Hagerstown, 25th ult. (BFG, 2 April 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAIBORNE, Dr John, died 9th inst., in Brunswick Co , Va , mem­ber of Congress. (BW, 25 Oct. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, Charles, drowned yesterday, when a gust of wind overturned a sailboat. (BFG, 25 July 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, George, died, age 67. (BA, 20 Jan. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, George, died Sun,, 5th inst. He lived within 19 miles of Baltimore., funeral sermon will be preached the 12th inst. by Rev, William Parks. (BEP, 8 Oct. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, Isabella, dau, of Stephen Clark, died 8th inst., aged 19 years. (BFG, 14 Jan. 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, John, a native of Ireland, and long a res. of Halto ,died last eve., aged 55 years, funeral from his late res., No. 56 Cumberland Row. (BA, 26 Jan. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, John Chesley, died yesterday, aged 36, leaving a sister and brother-in-law (BFG, 26 July 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, Joseph, Jr , died this morning in his 24th year, funeral from No. 11 Market Space. (BFG, 3 June 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARK, William, died at Carlisle, on Thurs., 29th ult., in his 64th year (BT, 13 April 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, Ambrose, native of Ireland, and long an inhab. of Baltimore., died last Wed. morning. (BFG, 8 Sept. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, Elijah, Esq., died 15 Dec. 1799, late a major-general in the service of the state of Georgia (BA, 18 Jan 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, George, Baltimore. merchant, died last Sat. (BFG, 15 Dec. 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, James, died last Sat., aged 80, a native of Leeds, York­shire, Eng., born 5 July (24 June, c.s.) 1734. He came to this state in 1779, and has lived in Md ever since. (BW, 2 May 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, Joseph, architect, died this morning; formerly grand mas­ter of the Free Masons in Md. (BFG, 26 April 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKE, Mrs. Margaret, wife of George Clarke, Esq., of Green Castle, Penna.. died 12th inst. (BA, 22 Feb. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKSON, Levinus, died 18th ult. at the res. of William Graves, Esq., in Kent Co., in his 50th year. (BFR, 6 Feb. 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLARKSON, Matthew, former Mayor of Phila , died last Fri. (BFG, 5 Oct 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLASSON, Christian, was found dead yesterday cm the shore of the Ferry Branch, evidently shot with a pistol. He was from Germany. (BT, 22 July 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAY, Joseph, cashier of the Farmer s and Mechanics Bank, died Tues., aged 41, he was also a rep. in Congress for Phila.Phil. Press. (BA, 30 Aug. 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAY, Matthew, member of Congress, died Sat., 27th ult at Hali­fax Court House. (BFG, 14 June 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYLAND, Samuel, died last Tues. at Annapolis , in his 35th year. (BP, 22 Sept. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYLAND, Mrs Sarah, died 23 April in her 79th year (BA, 25 April 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYLAND, Mrs. Susamnah, died 26th ult., consort of Major James Clayland in her 37th year, leaving a husband and 6 chil­dren. (BEP. 2 March 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYLAND, Thomas E , one of the proprietors of the Saltimore Telegraphe, died today in his 26th year. (BFG, 4 Dec. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYPOOLE, Septimus, proprietor of the Daily Advertiser, died 15 Oct., at Elk, on his return from Phila. to Md., he leaves a widow. (BFG, 17 Oct. 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYTON, John, Associate Judge of the Supreme Court died at his house near Dover, Del. (BFG, 18 Dec. 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLAYTON, Dr Joshua, Senator of the United States from the state of Delaware, died the morning of the 11th inst., at his dwelling house on Bohemia Manor; a husband and a father. (BFG, 17 Aug. 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLEMENT, Dr. Evan, druggist, of Baltimore, died at Haddomfield last Sat. (BT, 20 Oct. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLEMM, Mrs. Harriet, wife of William Clemm, and only dau. of George Poe, died 6th inst., in her 31st year, leaving a husband, 5 children, a father and brothers. (BFG, 9 Jan. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLYMER, George, Pres of the Hank of Philadelphia, died last Sat. eve, at the rea. of his acm in Morrisville, Bucks Co. (BFG, 28 Jan. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CLYMER, Daniel, formerly of Phila., died at his country seat, Caernarvon Twp., Berks Co , Pemna , on 26 Jan. (BBP, 12 Feb. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COALE, Charles Ridgely, died in Jamaica, 18 May last in his 18th year, eldest son of Mrs. Sarah Coale, relict of Thomas Coale. (BT. 8 Aug 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COALE, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Philemon Coale, of Baltimore Co died 21st inst., in her 29th year (BA, 24 May 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COALE, Dr. Samuel Stringer, died Wed eve. (BFG, 21 Sept. 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COALE, William, of the firm of Smith and Coale, of Baltimore., died 3rd inst , at Point-Petre in Guadeloupe (BFG, 24 Sept. 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COATES, Jonathan, aged 80, member of the Society of Friends, died last Tues. (BA, 30 May 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COCHRAN, Mrs Susammah, wife of Hiram Cochran of Baltimore., died 9th inst., in her 38th year, leaving a husband and chil­dren. (BEP, 10 Sept 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COCHRAN, William, late a merchant of Baltimore , died near Bridge ­Town, Ireland. (BA, 27 May 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COCHRAN, William O., died on Tues., 28th inst , Secretary of the Baltimore. Insurance Co., in his 40th year, leaving a wife and five children (Long obit ) (BFG, 31 March 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COCKE, Dr. James, professor of anatomy at the University of Md died Mon , 25th imst. (BFG, 29 Oct. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COCKRILL, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Thomas Cockrill, of Fells Point, died last Thurs., in her 27th year. (BA, 2 Aug. 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COFFEE, Mrs Susannah, female superintendent of a juvenile aca­demy, died last Sat. (BFG, 27 Jan. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COFFIELD, Miss Eliza, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas Coffield of Havre de Orace, died last Tues., 16th inst. (Long obit) (BFG, 20 Feb 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COFFIELD, John, son of Thomas Coffield, of Cecil Co., died at Port-au-Prince. (BA, 23 Nov 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COFFIELD, Thomas, son of John Coffield, of N. C., died in Cecil Co., on 25 June, aged 30 years. (BA, 1 Aug 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COFFIN, Capt James, of the state of Mass., died yesterday morn­ing. (BT, 3 Nov. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COKL, Rev Dr., died on his passage fron England to India. (BA, 22 April 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLE, Mrs. Elizabeth, late consort of Jacob Cole, died yester­day morning (BFG, 7 Sept 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLE, Mr. Godfrey, died yesterday, in his 48th year; of an apop­lectic fit. (BFG, 30 Nov. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLE, Joshua, apprentice to Thomas Jewett, currier, Cumberland Row, died on the 12th (BFG 22 July 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLE, Thomas, Baltimore Co. farmer, died a few days ago. (BFG, 6 Sept. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLE, Thomas B., died yesterday, a Baltimore. merchant (BFG, 13 Sept. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLEGATE, Major John, died yesterday at his seat near Baltimore one of the associate justices of the county. (BFG, 18 Jan. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COLEMAN, Rev John, died at his seat in Harf. Co , on 21st inst., in his 59th year (BA, 26 Jan 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COMEGYS, Mrs. Ann, consort of William Comegys, of Baltimore , died yesterday interment in Friends Burying Ground. (BEP, 4 Feb 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COMEGYS, Benjamin, Baltimore. merchant, died at sea, 15th Inst., off Cape Hatteras, on his passage from Havana. His body was returned to his native Kent Co for interment He leaves an orphan son. (Long obit.) (BFQ, 22 June 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COMEGYS, John, died Sat., 9th Inst., at his father s res In Kent Co.; for many years a merchant In Baltimore. (BPE, 15 July 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COMPTON, William H., constable, died last Wed , aged 32 (BA, 11 Sept. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONAWAY, Thomas, of Fells Point, died yesterday, funeral from his late res in Wilk St. (BA, 17 Aug. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONKLING, Lieut. Solomon G., of the U. S Regt. of Artillerists, died at Fort MeHenry, on Thurs , 9th inst (BFG, 10 Apr11 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONNELLY, MARY, died in Baltimore, after falling into the fire. (National Intelligencer, 18 June 1828, sub. by S. Wick) CONNOR, Rebecca, wire of Daniel Connor, died last eve in her 38th year, leaving a husband and four children, funeral from her late dwelling, 113 Sharp St , to the Catholic Church (BFG, 16 Oct. 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONSTABLE, George, merchant, died this morning funeral from his res., 53 Market Space. (BFG 29 July 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONSTABLE, Thomas, for many years a res. of Baltimore., died at Nor­folk on 26th inst , aged 65 years, leaving a wife and fam­i.ly (BFG, 29 April 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONTEE, Alexander, Esq , died suddenly in Chas Co., Md , on 21st ult , in his 56th year, at the res of Rev Dr B. Contee (BFG. 9 March 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CONWAY, Mrs Elizabeth, sister of August AtkInson, died Fri aged 40 years, of a pulmonary complaint. Her brother, August Atkinson, died 10th ult of the same disease (BW, 1 March 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COOK, Capt , died 18th Inst., formerly of the ship Defense, which was fitted out in Baltimore. at the tame of the Rev. War. (BA, 28 Dec 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COOK, Abigail, died at Benjamin Tracey s, near Baltimore , on 29 Dec. aged 110. She professed to be converted in her 95th year. (BT, 9 June 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COOK, John, Baltimore merchant, died this morning in his 75th year, funeral from his late res. In Howard St. (BFG, 17 March 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COOPER, Alice, died Wed., 29 Oct., at Northumberland in Md., the wife of Thomas Cooper of that place she was aged 42 years. (BA, 18 Nov. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COPE, John, a member of the Society of Friends, died In Fayette Co , Penna , aged 82. (BPE. 20 Feb. 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COPP, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Phila., died 26th ult., in her 83rd year Phila., 3 Dec. (BFG, 14 Dec. 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORBALLY, Nicholas, teacher In this country for over 30 years, died Sat., 20th Inst , In Baltimore. Dee was a native of Ireland. (BFG, 27 Feb. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COOPER, Alice, died Wed., 29 Oct., at Northumberland in Md., the wife of Thomas Cooper of that place she was aged 42 years. (BA, 18 Nov. 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COPE, John, a member of the Society of Friends, died In Fayette Co , Penna , aged 82. (BPE, 20 Feb. 1513 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COPP, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Phila., died 26th ult., in her 83rd year Phila., 3 Dec. (BFG, 14 Dec. 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORBALLY, Nicholas, teacher In this country for over 30 years, died Sat., 20th Inst , In Baltimore. Dee was a native of Ireland. (BFG, 27 Feb. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORD, Mrs. Jane, consort of Joseph Cord, member of the Society of Friends, died 11th Oct., at her res In Coolspring Neck in Sussex Co., Del., in her 84th year. (BA, 25 Oct. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORRICK, Mrs. Catherine, died last Wed, morning. (BT, 3 June 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORRIE, James, died this morning funeral from St Peterts Church. (BFG, 9 May 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CORRIE, Mrs. Mary, wife of James Carrie of Baltimore , died this morning, funeral from her res., 47 Pratt St. tomorrow. (BFG, 28 Jan. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COSDEN, William Henry, died 9th inst., at Newark, Del., the youngest son of Jeremiah Cosden in his 19th year. He died by his own hand after receiving a letter from his father ordering him to return to school. (BPE, 19 Dec. 1814 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COUDON, Samuel, died at Elkton, Cecil Co , on 25 Oct., late High Sheriff of Cecil Co., aged about 56 years. (Long obit.) (BA, 31 Oct. 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COULSON, John, died last Sun.; of the firm of Hutton and Coulson of Baltimore (BFG, 23 Sept 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COULTER, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Baltimore., died last Tues. In her 21st year. Md. Gaz. (BA, 2 Aug. 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COULTER, Mrs Margaret, of Baltimore., died yesterday. (BFG, 24 Jan. 1798 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COURTENAY, Hercules, died yesterday at his res. In Baltimore. Co., in his 89th year. (BFG, 22 Aug. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COURTENAY, Mrs. Isabella, died last Sat., wife of Henry Courtenay, of Baltimore (BFG, 12 July 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COURTNEY, Robert, merchant, died this morning In his 44th year, funeral from his late res. in Pitt St., near Friends Meeting House. (BFG, 3 July 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COWAN, Mrs. Eleanor, died 10th Inst., at Havre de Grace, Hart Co , aged 59 years. (BFG, 114 Sept 1811 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COWARD, Mrs. Elizabeth. consort of Capt. Thomas Coward, died yesterday aged about 28 years, leaving 5 chIldren. (BA, 20 July 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) COXE, Mrs Catherine, late consort of James Coxe, died last Sun., Interment In St Pauls Burial Ground (BFG, 12 Feb 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRABB, Brlg.Gen. Jeremiah, died at Ins seat, Ashley Farm, in Mont. Co., on 18th ult., leaving a widow and seven child­ren (BFG 24 March 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAFT, Abner, merchant, died yesterday in his 23rd year. (BFG, 9 Oct. 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAGOS, John, died at Hammond s Ferry, on 20th inst., an old citi­zen of this state. (BFG, 25 Nov 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAGGS, Mrs Mary, died Sat , 5th Aug , at Hammonds Ferry, In her 67th year. (BFG, 14 Aug. 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAIK, George W late postmaster, died last Wed at his farm near Alexandria (BEP, 2 Jan. 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CHAlK, William, late a member of Congress, died last Mar., at Alexandria. (BPG, 12 Feb 1807 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAWFORD, James, of Phila , merchant, died at that city, 19th Inst. (BFR, 21 Sept 1810 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAWFORD, Dr. John M. D., Right Worshipful Grand Master of the Masons of Md., died yesterday in his 68th year. (BFG, 10 May 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRAWFORD, Thomas S., son of Dr Crawford of Baltimore., died at Montpelier, France on 11 May, while studying medicine at the university there. (BFG, 9 Aug. 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRESAP, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Joseph Cresap, of Allegany Co., Md died 16th ult., In her 54th year, a member of the Meth. Ep church for 30 years (BFR, 1 AprIl 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRIDER, Mrs. Elizabeth, died at Fort McHerny, aged 21 years (BA, 18 Sept 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROMWELL, Mrs. Elizabeth, died Sat , 13th Inst., aged 71 years, native of Md.; interment In the Meth. burying ground. Her husband William Cromwell died the eve of her interment. (BFG, 19 Feb 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROMWELL, Richard, died last Sat. in Annapolis, member of the House of Delegates from Wash Co. His remains were In­terred the following day. He leaves a widow and a large family of children Annap Dec. 30 (BFG, 4 Jan 1803 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROMWELL, Richard. died 25 Aug., In his 53rd year, at his res. on Patapsco. (BFG, 27 Aug. 18011 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROOK, Capt. Alexander, died this morning in his 33rd year; fun­eral from his late res. on Briton St., Old Town (BFG, 2 Sept 1813 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROSBY, Josiah, of Baltimore., died of the prevailing sickness at New Orleans, In his 22nd year. (BFG, 12 Oct. 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROSS, Andrew, or the House of Andrew and John Cross & Co., died Sat., 23rd Inst., aged 113 years He leaves a wife and two children. (BA, 26 Sept 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROUCH, Samuel M Gowan, died yesterday In his 24th year. (BFG 13 April 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROW, James B., merchant or the firm of Aldridge & Crow, died at sea, or a pulmonary complaint, on a voyage from Lisbon to Madeira He leaves a widow and two small children, one of whom, Jane H Crow, died 2 Dec., havIng survived her but a few days (BPG. 12 Feb 1812 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROW, William, for many years an inhab of Fells Point, died last Sat in his 49th year. (BFG, 28 Aug 1806 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROWL, Mrs. Mary, wife of H Crowl, of Baltimore., died 13th Inst., In her 2tJth year, leaving a husband and three children (BEP, 19 Dec. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROXALL, Mrs. Eleanor, died lflth Inst., at her seat an Baltimore Co, In her 75th year. (BFG, 16 Feb 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROXALL, James, died Sat., aged 58. (BFG, 24 July 1809 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CROXALL, Thomas, died yesterday in his 39th year. (BFG, 28 Oct 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRUSE, Jacob, Baltimore. grocer, died last Sat., aged 36, leaving a widow and three children, interment in the German Ref. burying ground, Howard s Hill (BFG, 22 Apr11 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CRUSE, Mrs. Rosina, wife of Christopher Cruse, died yesterday, in her 62nd year, interment in the German Ref burying ground, Howard s Hill. (BFG, 28 June 1799 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CUDDY, Rev. Michael, of St. Patrick s IL C. Church, died 5th inst in the 2nd year of his priesthood and the 29th year or his age. (BFG, 6 Oct 1804 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CULLIDEN, George, native of Ireland, res. of Baltimore. for 20 years, died last Sat , aged 60 years, funeraL from his late res. in Harrison St. (BT, 9 Jan 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CUMMING, Mrs. Mary, wife of William Cumming, merchant of Peters­burg, Va., died last Fri. at the house of Alexander Brown of Baltimore , In her 24th year (BFG, 1 May 1815 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CUMMINS, William, died last Sat Interment In the Meth burying ground. (BT, 10 July 1797 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURRAN, Sarney, merchant, of Annapolis died Tues (BA, 25 Dec. 1816 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURRAN, Michael, Annapolis merchant, died 3rd Inst., after falling from his horse; leaving a widow and one child (BEP, 10 Nov. 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURSON, Richard, an old inhab. of Baltimore., died Monday night aged 80 (BFG, 10 July 1805 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURSON, Richard, Jr., died 14th June, in his 45th year, In Baltimore to a husband and a father (BFG, 233une 1808 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURTAN, Miss Sally, died 2nd Inst., in her 22nd year, dau. of James Curtan of Fells Point, Interment in the New English burying ground. (BT, 5 Nov 1800 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer) CURTIN, James, died last Thurs at Fells Point, aged 67; the funeral sermon will be preached at Christ Church by Rev. Bend (BFG, 9 Oct. 1802 sub. Barbara Ziegenmeyer)   NEWSPAPERS  KEY BA Baltimore American, 1799-1801, 1804-1816. BAP Baltimore American Patriot, 1802-1803. BEP Baltimore Evening Post, 1805-1811. BFG Baltimore Federal Gazette, 1796-18 16. BFR Baltimore Federal Republican and Commercial Advertiser,1808-18 12. BI Baltimore Intelligencer, 1798. BMG Baltimore Mechanics Gazette and Merchants Daily Adver¬tiser, 1815. BMJ Baltimore Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser,1796-1797. BNA Baltimore North American, 1809. BPEA Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser, 1813-18 15 BRAD Baltimore Republican or Anti-Democrat, 1802. BS Baltimore Scourge, 1810. BS Baltimore Sun, 1811-1812. BT Baltimore Telegraphe, 1796-1806, 1815. BW Baltimore Whig, 1808-1812, 1814 BWA Baltimore Wanderer, 1816. BWM Baltimore Weekly Museum, 1797.   Back to Baltimore City Home page ©2007 Genealogy Trails