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The Hillsdale Whig Standard
Tuesday, 6 October 1846

         Drowned - We learn by the Chicago Journal, that
       MR. T. SULLIVAN, a hand on the steamer Champion,
       fell overboard and was drowned on the evening of
       the 23d ult. MR. SULLIVAN was a resident of this
       village, and has left a wife and several small
       children, who were dependent upon him for support.
       
       - Died -
       
       In Jonesville, on Sunday morning, the 4th inst.
     DERIUS C., son of DEWITT C. and CAROLINE A. PECK,
     aged 3 years, 6 months, and 23 days.
     
       In this village, on the 28th inst., after a short
     illness, AMANDA M., eldest daughter of JOHN P. and
     BETSY COOK, in the 7th year of her age.
     
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The Hillsdale Whig Standard
Tuesday, 20 October 1846

         - Died -
         
         In this Village, on the 17th inst., PHILIP E.
       BRONSON, in the 40th year of his age.
         It will be recollected that we recorded the
       death of MRS. BRONSON, wife of the deceased, in
       our last number. At that time MR. B. was believed
       to be recovering from a long and severe illness,
       but an unexpected relapse swept away the hopes of
       his friends. - 
         Though the deceased had been but a short time a
       citizen of our village, a large circle of acquain-
       tances mourn over a dispensation which has taken
       from amongst us the parents of four little children.
       (Transcriber's Note: I have looked through the
        previous issue several times and there is no
        death notice found for Mrs. Bronson, or anyone
        else, in it.)
        
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