Somerset County, New Jersey Obituaries

Somerset County, New Jersey Obituaries

Death from a slight accident We learn, says the Somerset, N.J. Whig, that David Shipman, of Mount Bethel, aged about 50 years, died on Wednesday last, from the effects of a cut upon one of his thumbs, accidentally made a few days previous in wheting a scythe. (The Ohio Statesman, August 13, 1845 submitted by Peggy Luce)

January 15, 1882-Philip Bergan, colored, died suddenly on Sunday morning from the effects of an apoplectic fit. He was entering the house when he fell and expired. He lived on Sourland Mountain. Submitted by Shauna Williams

January 18, 1882-Two children of Thomas S. Ransom, of East Somerville, have died of scarlet fever during the past week and another one is now lying dangerously ill. Submitted by Shauna Williams

January 25, 1882-One of the oldest residents of Somerset, Mrs. John Shann, died at Rocky Hill last week, aged ninety-five years. Submitted by Shauna Williams

February 22, 1882-Died-CONOVER-On Jan. 17th, 1882, at Harlingen, Kate M., wife of Charles S. Conover, in the 26th year of her age. Submitted by Shauna Williams

April 5, 1882-Miss Sarah Nevius, of Blawenburg, died a few days ago at the age of 80. She has been an invalid and has had the consumption for at least 35 years. Submitted by Shauna Williams

May 3, 1882-A tablet of white marble, in memory of the late pastor, has been placed in the reformed Church at Harlingen. The inscription reads: "In memory of Rev. John Gardner, for thirty six years the faithful pastor of the Harlingen church, born July 1st, 1844, died Oct. 20th, 1881. What shall I render unto the Lord for all His benefits toward me." Submitted by Shauna Williams

May 17, 1882-Rudolph Hagaman, living near Skillman Station, died very suddenly by Monday morning. He was busy spreading lime and had carted two loads, but just before starting with the third one he dropped dead. Submitted by Shauna Williams