Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Obituaries

Death of Col. Cutter. We regret to learn that Col. J. H. Cutter died at his residence in Hollis, N. H., on Sunday last. Col. Cutter was widely known throughout the country as the manufacturer of Bourbon Whiskey, in which business after nearly thirty years of incessant labor he had amassed a large fortune. He was a man of large business capacities, a genial companion, and a generous, true, and warm-hearted friend. His death will cause deep sadness among his numerous friends, and the deepest among those who knew and appreciated best his many noble qualities. He has been a sufferer for several years, but within the last twelve months disease seized upon him with unrelenting grasp, and he gradually wasted away. The funeral is to be on Wednesday at his late residence in Hollis. [Campaign Atlas and Bee, Boston, Sat. July 14, 1860 - submitted by: Candi H.]
Died - In Hollis, N H, July 7, John H Cutter, 53. [Campaign Atlas and Bee, Boston, Sat. July 14, 1860]


Anah Bathrick Goss (Correct spelling)
HEATH OF A VERY AGED LADY..
Mrs. Ariah Goss (incorrect spelling) died at Amherst, N.H., on Saturday moring aged 105 years, one month and nineteen days. She was the oldest person in teh State. Mrs. Goss was the daughter of Stephen Bathrich, of Lunenberg, where she was born Feb. 1, 1770. She went to Amherst in 1785, then being 15 years of age, and oneyear later married Ephraim Goss, a soldier returned from the war, with whom she lived fifty-four years, till his decease in 1840, and by whom she had ten children, seven daughters and three sons, two daughters being still alive, Mrs. Whiet of Manchester, now being in her eightieth year, and Mrs. Wilcox, who has made herhome with her mother, ministering to her wants in her dclining years. Three grand-daughters survive her, one the wife of Hon. Person C. Cheney of Manchester; Mrs. Josiah Laselle of Manchester; and Miss Elizabeth Whitney, of Boston. The deceased retained her faculties in a remarkable degree until within a year or two, since which time her memory failed heer and also her eye-sight. She was among the last Revolutionary pensioners in the country, her husband having been a fifer in that war. [The New York Times - Published March 24, 1875 - Submitted by Mike Skoworn]

Died- In this city (Boston), Oct 10, Archilas Hayes, of Effingham, NH, 34 yrs. [Campaign Atlas and Bee, Boston, Oct. 20, 1860 - submitted by: Candi H.]

Died - Dudley Allen Sargent, 75, "apostle of exercise for everybody"; at Peterboro, N. H. (Time Magazine, Monday, Aug. 4, 1924, sub. by K. Torp)

SHEPARD - Died, In Amherst, N.H. Mrs. Hannah, wife of Mr. John Shepard, 25. [New Hampshire Sentinel, Jan 1, 1820 - submitted by Christina Anthony]

Mark Skinner - Listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory (reprinted in 1896 with death info):
Beaumont & S., master-in-chancery, res Illinois [Street.], bet Dearborn and Wolcott [Sts.]; died, Manchester, NH., Sept. 16,1887, a. 74

General John Stark - Obituary/Biography of the last surviving general of the American Revolution

Died at Amherst, N.H., Mr. Thomas Woolson, aged 93 (Essex Register, 13 Oct 1823, Salem, Mass., sub. by K. Torp)

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