Time Magazine, Monday, Oct. 20, 1924
Submitted by K. Torp
Died. Jacob Ellsworth ("Jake") Daubert, 39, Captain and first baseman of the Cincinnati National League baseball team; at Cincinnati, of appendicitis.
The Scioto Gazette, (Chillicothe, OH) Wednesday, January 28, 1829
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DIED at Cincinnati, on the 13th inst. the Reverend Doctor TRUMAN BISHOP, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, after a protracted illness, in which he suffered much bodily affiction. Doctor Bishop was a man of the most exemplary piety; of great learning; an eminent preacher, and an amiable and useful citizen in private life.
Indiana Journal, (Indianapolis, IN) Tuesday, June 26, 1827
Submitted by K. Ortman
DIED-Suddenly at Cincinnati on the-inst Miss MATILADA TIPTON, daughter of Gen. John Tipton of Fort Wayne
The Illinois Gazette, (Shawnee-town, IL)
Saturday, June 05, 1830
Submitted by K. Ortman
Died, Suddenly, of appolexy, at Cincinnati, on the 22d May, ult. Mr. William Tucker, printer, aged about 50, a native of Worcester, Mass. [Mr. Tucker was a man of kind disposition, soft and retiring manners, sober, honest, industrious, neat and methodical both in his dress and business, and with at a 'liberal']
The Scioto Gazette, (Chillicothe, OH)
February 17, 1836
Submitted by K. Ortman
DIED, In this city on Saturday evening last, after a long and painful illness, GEN. EDWARD KING, an able, eloquent and distinguished member of the Cincinnati Bar, and formerly Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of this State. His loss is a severe affliction both to his family and the public. He lived beloved, and died lamented. -- Cincinnati Whig, Feb. 8.
We willingly insert the proceedinigs of the Bar of Chillicothe, on the death of GEN. EDWARD KING, conforming as we do with the feelings of the whole community, in which he was generally known and highly esteemed.
Tribute to Gen. Edward King
At a numerous meeting of the Bar of Chillicothe, holden at the Clerk's office, agreeably to notice, on motion of William Creighton, jr. the Honorable Frederick Grimke was called to the chair, and Joseph
F. Grimke, President
Daily Herald and Gazette, (Cleveland, OH)
Monday, July 02, 1838
Submitted by K. Ortman
Barnard Ferrell recently met his death in Cincinnati, by drinking oil of vitriol. He mistook it for porter.
Daily Herald and Gazette, (Cleveland, OH) Wednesday, July 24, 1839
Submitted by K. Ortman
Mr. Trowbridge, the actor, died at Cincinnati on the 9th inst.
1893
Cincinnati, June 21.-A. telegram from Warm Springs, Va., announces the death yesterday at that place of Mrs. Catharine Longworth Anderson, widow of the late Lars Anderson, Sr. She was the daughter of N1cholas Longworth, Sr. and the mother of the late Colonel Nick Anderson of Washington City
Submitted by K. Ortman
1892
DIED
ANDERSON-On September 18, at Lucerne Switzerland, Nicholas Longworth Anderson, in his 55th year.
1831
ARMSTRONG, James, died Feb. 3 at Cincinnati, after being burned. (Feb. 17)
Source: National Intelligencer (Washington D.C.), as pub. in the NGSQ, vol 55, No. 1, March 1967
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These folks are listed in the 1843 Chicago City Directory "Obituary" Section for Early Chicago Settlers and other well-known citizens (which was updated in 1896 with death dates)
Humphrey, Rev. Zephamiah Moore, died, Cincinnati, O., November 17, 1881, aged 57.
McRoberts, Senator Samuel, d., Cincinnati, O., Mar. 27, 1843, a. 44.
Marble, Mrs. Anna Warren, widow of Danford, actress, died, Cincinnati, O., March 11, 1872, aged 56-3-10.
Reid, Robert, banker, died, Cincinnati, O., Oct. 11, 1892, aged 62.
Vaughan, John C, editor Tribune, died, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O., September 27, 1892, aged 66.
Niblo, Alex. Ramsey, printer, res State [killed by railroad accident, Mount
Washington, Ohio, June 25, 1858, aged 50.]
Notes & Sources: "Directory of the city of Chicago, Illinois for 1843", Chicago: Fergus Print. Co., 1896
Submitted by Kim Torp
Kneipp Frank
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