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Grand Traverse Herald
February 11, 1859

         DIED -
         
         In Traverse township, Jan. 21st, MARY ELLEN, daughter of
       WILLIAM H. and FANNY SHELDON, aged 2 years and 9 months.
       
         In Meegezee, Jan. 24th, an infant child of PHILANDER and
       FIDELIA ODELL. Also, Jan. 28, FIDELIA, wife of PHILANDER
       ODELL, aged 40 years.
       
         At Whitewater, Feb. 3d, of scarlet fever, WILLIAM, oldest
       child of CRAWFORD and ELIZABETH LEITH, aged 2 years and 11
       months.
       
         In Glen Arbor, on Wednesday, January 26, after a protracted
       and painful illness, HANNAH, wife of CHESTER OSBORN, ESQ.,
       aged 68 years.
         MRS. OSBORN had suffered very much from feeble health for
       thirty years past, but the last year of her life had been
       one of almost constant suffering, which she endured with re-
       markable patience and fortitude to the last. She had been a
       resident of Glen Arbor a little more than three years, and
       was much esteemed by all who knew her. A husband and son are
       left to mourn the loss of a highly esteemed wife, and dearly
       beloved mother.
       
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