Source: Daily National Intelligencer
Dated: Apr. 4, 1816
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Georgetown Post Office on the quarter
ending April 1st, 1816
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Adams, Thomas
Anderson, George
Alburts, Sarah
Aldridge, Wm. J.
Adams, Benjamin
Adams, Ann
Adgate, Andrew
Austin, Francis
Anderson, Sarah J.
Auchman, John
Ashbridge, Wm.
Asbury & McKendree |
Macdaniels, MAry
Askins, Nancy
Asbury, Francis
Addison, Edwin B.
Asbury, Francis
Adams, Herburt & Co.
Anderson, Richd & Co.
Anderson, Richd 2
Addison, Walter D.
Allen R.
Arbuckle, Thomas
Anderson, Juliet |
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Beck, Truman
Boarman, Charles 3
Beverly, Robt. 8
Boardman
Baker, Ann
Bestman, Polly
Burgess, Samuel
Baker, Wm.
Burrows & Hover
Burgess, John 2
Bosswell, George
Beeding, Craven P. 2
Brown, Mary
Belcher, Wm. S.
Beatty, Ann
Beatty, Horatio
Beatty, Charles
Bridges, John
Busey, Samuel
Brigden, Joseph
Beverly, J. B.
Braden, Elizabeth 3
Bedon?, Joseph E. R.
Brown, W.
Bowie & Kurtz, 3.
Bowie, Washington
Broadwell, James
Bussard, Danl 2
Brown, Joel |
Boots, Samuel
Bell
Bell, Thomas, Esq.
Bond, Joshua B.
Belsen, Wm.
Brown, Elizabeth
Brook, Thomas A.
Boyd, Wm.
Belas, James
Beall, Wm. D. 2
Beell, Robt. O.
Boot
Beall, Thomas Brook
Bie, Charles
Beall, Elizabeth H.
Balch, S. B. Revd.
Brown, Uriah 3
Boyle, Hugh
Barnes, John Esq.
Batson, Kendel
Braman, Jesse
Berry, Joanna
Belcher, Wm.
Bunya, Wm.
Burdick, Henry
Badger, Bela 4
Ballard, Henry E. 2
Butler, Henry |
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Calb, James D.
Carr & Taylor
Cranch, W.
Combs, Matthew
Crage, Robt.
Cobb, James D.
Clums, Charles
Cone, Stephen H.
Course, Isaac & Son
Cora, Thomas
Cox, Danl.
Coontz & Pauley
Catts, Samuel
Coyle, Andrew
Coombe, Griffith
Corson, Maria
Cooper, Wm.
Cooper, B.
Carlisle, Chris & Co.
Custis, Geo. W. P. 4
Campbell, Wm.
Caesmaun, Conrad
Calder, Wm.
Commus, Mary
Culver, John |
Cazenove, A. C.
Clements, Bennet
Cross, ThomasCoobrane, Wm.
Contee, P. A.
Crocker, G. T. H.
Carrell, John 2
Cochran, James 2
Carbery, James
Cookendorfer, Leo
Crosby, Richd
Crawford, John
Church
Carroll, Wm.
Carter, C. H.
Corcoran, H.
Collins, Jos. S.
Cruckshank & Owens
Cathcart, I. B.
Campbell, Wm.
Conly, John
Clagett, James
Chrisholm, Wm.
Cooper, Robt. |
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Doyne, Jos. I.
Dick, Elizabeth
Doyne, Mrs.
Duff, Henry
Dorsay, Hammond 2
Dick, Miss
Davis, Elizabeth P.
Declary, John 2
Dorson, Phillimore
Duvall, Wm. N.
Davis, Jonah
Davis, Mary |
Durkee, Pearl and Stephen
Duvall, Mireine & Co.
Deane, Wm.
Davidson, Lewis G.
Delleny, John
Denos, Augustine R.
Dwarigen, Elizabeth 2
Duval, Sarah
Davis, Geo.
Davis, Mary Jane
Davis, John 2 |
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Earp, Simon
Echer, Chs E.
Elder, Bazil S.
Ezekiel, Tobias 2
Eades, John
Eccellence, A. Low |
Eckford, Jon
Esteubucu, Jane
Elieson, Maria
Ewell, Thomas 2
English, David 2 |
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Frest, Wm.
Fox, Wm.
French, John C.
Fleury
Fletcher, Wm. |
Forrest, Jos.
Fulkin, John
Forist, Cordele
Fendall, Philip R.
Fisher, Isaac
Freanor, Saml.
Foxal, Henry 2 |
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Source: Daily National Intelligencer
Dated: Oct. 23, 1847
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT MEXICO.
The names of the Commissioned Officers who week
killed and wounded in the late battles at Mexico having
been already published, we make up from the New Orleans
Delta and annexed returns of the Non-commissioned
Officers, Musicians, and Privates who were killed and
wounded in the same battles. The record, as the
Delta remarks, exhibits engagements of this war.
FIRST DIVISION - MAJ. GEN. WORTH.
Names of the Non-commissioned Officers,
Musicians, and Privates of the First Division,
who were killed, wounded, and missing in the
action of Molino del Rey, September 8.
KILLED - Hugn
Donahue, Jacobus, Ullenbrook, Brown, Lane,
Tan-en, Laincing, John Gracie, Samuel Grove,
Timothy Sullivan, A. L. Greiner, John Connor,
William Hanson, Jacob Frank, David Campbell,
Jacob Dye?, A. B. Howe, Wm. J. Barnhard, John C.
Elloes? Herman Levy, J. F. Farry, John Walsh,
Simon Margarum, Benamin M. Harris, B. Henry,
John Cameron, Stillman Coburn, Patrick Ronnin?,
John McLoskey, Frederick workman, John Gottenger,
Augustus Oniman, Stanislaus Mural, Samuel Carr,
Timothy Howby, Thomas Weidman, Frederick Hobber,
Henry Mamark, Francis McKay, Thomas S. Pole,
John P. Ronner, Charles Steward, Samuel Calhoun,
Robert Cranford, Griffith Owens, David Sharpe,
Thomas Gooding, Peter Henz, Owen Marry, John B.
Honer, John Koststoupf?, Peter G. Moore,
Willialm McCloskey, James McGlynn, Bernard
Althor, Martin Munn_man, Michael Sheehan, Mathew
Murphy, Victor Durand, John B. Heud?, Nicholas
Ramsey, John Smith, Wm. Agol, Wm. Fahee, John H.
Plant, Christian Schuman, Wm. Locey, Michael
Murphy, John Bro__ick, Peter Ko_e, Isham
Conalizo, Edward Bertram, Nicholas Ford, James
Crogan, John Hughes, Wm. Sandys, John Clark,
Reuben Brown, Patrick McGrath, Thomas Lanson,
George McGraff, Gabriel Wilson, Patrick Green,
Alexander Prentice, Peter Catlery?, Bernard
McFarhn, Jacob Neish, Charles Shwarykoryt, Wm.
Irvin, John A. Jackson, George M. Lightfell,
Barthel Mahon, Henry Passor, Lewis Henge,?
Thomas Flea, Samuel Clark, Robert Simpson,
Sidney W. Gunroyer, Henry W. Erwin, George
Johnson, Charles Fenner, John McMahon, John
Sigler, John Buchanan, John Manning, Jas.
Sampson, Daniel Kippy.
WOUNDED. - John Daugherty, slightly;
Serg't McGuire, Corporal Slade, Sergeant Young,
slightly; Corporal Buckley, Sergeants Murphy and
Brooks, slightly; Private Usher, dangerously;
Boling, slightly; Klaws, severly; Zank,
dangerously; Sweeney, slight; Russell, severely;
Kerr, slightly; Wallers, Thomas, Murphy, severly;
Porthouse, slightly; Zahk_wick, severely; White,
slightly; Fielding, severely; Freeman, slightly;
Kohle, Mundeig, Westerdelot, severely; Drawn,
(bugler,) slightly; Privates Wyatt, Gardener,
Frishe, Hamilton, Paul, Cottrell, Carter,
Harris, slightly, Jacob Pace, severly; Private
Richards Boone, slightly; J. M. Quick, slightly;
Hugh McCoy, severely; Richard Gilmore, James
Witter, George Wagner, Abram Hart, Wm. Smith,
Lawrence Danivan, John Forgy, sam'l. Stanley,
David Wheeler, John Murphy, slightly; Richard
Harper, Joshua H. Corwin, James Devine,
Christoph Yeager, severely; Jos. Updegraff,
severely; Thomas John Sam. Meeker, slightly;
Gilbert G. Francher, Jacob Nichols, Edw. Green,
severely; Darius Ballard, slightly; Thomas Low,
severely; George Barr, Wm. Cordes, Herman
Knickerbecker, Anthony Rounder, Thomas Sullivan,
Andrew Casey, severely; Alphonso Schaffer,
severely, (died on the 13th;) Dan. Rogers,
Charles Lander, James H. Brooke, Geo.
Kraffenbauer, Augustus Beaver, severely; William
Bell, Joseph McGarlin, Patrick O'Rourke, Thomas
L. Sleck?, George W. E. Sherman, slightly;
Edward Kinneford, Elijah J. Cain, Levi Miles,
severely; John Kavanagh, Timothy Collins, Ezra
Higgins, Michael Leonard, William Lewis, Thomas
Pardon, Thomas Joyce, slightly; Nicholas Semm_ff,
Wm. Wright, and John Flemming, slightly; George
Gordon, James McCormick, slightly, Henry
Balleman, mortally, (since dead;) Hugh McDonald,
severely; Thomas Clark, slightly; Wm. Shoppe,
mortally, (since dead;) Chris_ Bower, mortally,
(since dead;) James Rechford, Charles Hoover, Hy
Derlin, Martin Sharbuck, William Moore,
severely; Patrick Kean, John Conway, John Garrey,
John Hill, slightly; Frederick Blunt, Thomas _urian,
Francis Webb, severely; William Crook, Samuel R.
Dickman, slightly; Archibald McFayden, severely,
(died on the 11th;) Robert Alexander, Jas.
Montgomery, Thomas O'Brien, Thomas Starr, Rob.
Michan, severely; John Wiley, slightly; J. D.
Reynolds, slightly, died 19th). Wm. Sharp, Edw.
Ellsworth, Jas. Bohanan, Jas. Heany, John
McNeil, John R. Smith, William Cook, Anton
Achenback, sevrely, (since deal;) John
Matthews,, severely, (since dead;) John Hynes,
slightly; Jas. Walsh, Geo. Wilcox, Wm. F. Taylor
and Philip Reese, slightly; Johns Martial,
severely; John Coogan, mortally, (since dead);
Thos Juit, Chas. B_istrenger, Thos, Brady,
slightly: Wm. Bloom, Sam'l. Brown, John Conner,
Peter Dent, Robt. McGee, Dedrick Deer, Wm.
Parker, and ___ Watchman, severely, (since
dead;) Jos. Finch and John Tornis, severely;
Marshall Kimball, mortally, (since dead;
Philip.......................(NOTE: .Have copy
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Source: Alexandria Gazette - Alexandria, Va. -
pg. 1
Dated: Friday, Aug. 28, 1868
DIED:
On the night of the 26th instant, at Georgetown, D.
C., Mrs. Sarah BOUCHER, wife of A. H. BOUCHER,
in the 79th year of her age. |
Source:
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News on Roll of Honor
Dated: June 28, 1883 |
Source: Washington Bee - Washington D.C.
Dated: Oct. 3, 1908
MORE BLOODY WORK.
The Bee takes this opportunity of calling the
attention of all decent colored Americans to the recent
diabolical work of Southern Democrats and Night Riders
against respectable colored citizens at Albany, Ga.
Will colored men with any self respect urge their
fellow-brother to support Mr. Bryan and the
Democratic party? If such hellish deeds at this
time are committed in the south by the Democratic party,
what is the colored man to expect in the event of the
success of the Democratic party?
Colored men of the nation, if you have honor, and
respect the virtue of your wives and daughters, turn a
deaf ear to the pleadings of the party that has declared
that colored Americans are inferiors; that colored
Americans are not entitled to citizenship.
No colored citizen with any self-respect can so soon
forget the memory of his ancestors and what they
suffered under Democratic rule to support that party.
How does this cold and hellish deed against the
innocent men, women and children appeal to the senses of
colored American citizens? How does the argument
strike them?
This reminds The Bee of the Duke of Gloucester's appeal
to Elizabeth for the hand of her daughter, and when he
was told by her to present to her the head of her father
and other kin who were murdered by Gloucester he left in
disgust and declared that was not the way to win her
daughter.
The same picture confronts colored Americans to
influence the colored vote.
Thousands are murdered and hundreds of houses are
destroyed yearly by the Democratic party and still that
party appeals to this race at this time to elect the
Democratic standard bearers of that party. It is
only necessary to review the record of the Democratic
party as it relates to colored Americans. If there
is one commendable feature in that record, then
Ben Tillman will pray that all colored Americans be
placed upon social and political equality with the white
people in the South. It is indeed, sad to read the
press dispatches of this recent outrage. This
bloody deed should be read, which appears elsewhere in
The Bee. |
Source: Washington Bee - Washington D.C.
Dated: Oct. 21, 1916
WEST WASHINGTON
Mrs. Estelle SAMPLE, the widow of the late John
SAMPLE, whose death occurred on Friday last, was
buried on Monday. Funeral services were held from
Wise Chapel. A few friends were in attendance on
the account of the short notice. It is said that
she possesses some valuable real estate and personal
property. Friends were seeking some of her near
relatives out of the city. Rev. D. D. Turpean
officiated. Many floral offerings. Interment
Mt. Zion Cemetery.
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LIEUT. TOONEY MARRIED. Miami Fla., Oct. 11,
1916.
Editor Washington Bee.
In a city where the prospective groom has figured at
one time so conspicuously it will be doubtless a matter
of interest to know that the wedding bells are swinging
in the tour and about to ring for the early marriage of
Lieut. R. E. S. Tooney and Miss Nandesthes B.
Dillardof this city.
Lieut. Tooney is a successful practitioner at
the bar here and has made good beyond the dream of his
friends. A poem a few days ago, written on the
poet Thomas Whitcomb Riley, by Mr. Toomey,
is his last great effort. Both of the parties to
the contracting ceremony are high in the esteem of the
public and have the good wishes of the entire city and
state.
Respectfully yours, J. T. BROWN
The editor of the Bee congratulates his old friend
and hopes him long life and perpetual happiness. |
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