Obituaries
Betsy
Abbot
Colonel Paul R. George
(16 Sep 1820; New Hampshire Sentinel - submitted by
Christina Anthony)
[Submitted by Lynnette
McMahon]
DIED, In Concord, N.H. Mrs. Betsy
Abbot, 34. - [New Hampshire
Sentinel, Jan 1, 1820 - submitted by Christina Anthony]
Death of Colonel George
Colonel Paul R. George died at Contoocookville, N.
H., on February 28, 1864. He held a position in the Commissary Department
during the Mexican War, and for a time occupied a similar position in the
Gulf Department during the present rebellion. He for many years held
powerful sway in the Northern section of the Democratic party, and had
been termed the "President maker" from the influence he had exerted at
National Conventions.
Newspaper:
Portrait Monthly, New York Illustrated News, June 1864
Submitted by A Friend of
Free Genealogy
Dolley
Hadley
At Hopkinton, NH, 20th ult, Mrs Dolley Hadley, 76,
widow of the late Amos Sibley. [The
Campaign Post -- Boston, 10- 7- 1864 - Submitted by A Friend of Free
Genealogy]
Abel Merrill
Mr.
Abel Merrill, 73; he went to bed apparently well, and before midnight was
a corpse. (16 Sep 1820; New Hampshire Sentinel - submitted by
Christina Anthony)
Mary Powell
DIED, In Concord, N. H. Mrs. Mary Powell, wife of Mr.
K. B. Powell, aged 33.
Special to the Union. (1934) Epsom. Jan. 30 - Death
came to Mrs. Annie B. Yeaton on Monday evening, January 29, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Alice B. Silver. Mrs. Yeaton, who was the oldest
resident of Epsom, was in her 93rd year. She was born in Chichester on
March 14, 1841, the daughter of Asa T. Rowell and Abigail S. Moulton
Rowell. As a girl she attended school in Chichester and high school in
Epsom. She later taught in the schools of her native town. On May 8, 1872,
she was married to Daniel Yeaton, and that fall moved into the house on
Black Hall Road, where she made her home for nearly 60 years. In early
life she united with the Chichester Congregational Church and after coming
to Epsom joined the Epsom Baptist church. She was clerk of the Epsom
church for a long term of years, and was an active worker in the interests
of the church and Sunday school. She has been a faithful attendant at the
Sunday services as long as her health permitted. She is survived by three
children, Alfred D. Yeaton of Chicago, Ill., Minet R. Yeaton of
Flemington, N.J., and Mrs. Alice B. Silver of Epsom, also three
grandchilfren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held
at the Epsom Baptist Church Thursday afternoon, and burial will be in the
family lot in the Gossville Cemetery.
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