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| 076 | 1852 Dec 9 | Mrs. Calista W. Reid (w/o Geo. M. Reid) | 18 yrs, c 9 months | |
| 077 | 1853 Jan 4 | Sally Stewart Hilliard (i/o William & Caroline Elizabeth Hilliard) | 1 yr, 8 dys | |
| 078 | 1853 Feb 18 | Miss Desdemona Dalton Pledger (a communicant of the church) | ||
| 079 | 1853 Apr 19 | William Betincourt Perry (born Dec 23, 1851, s/o Dr. John C. & Rebecca Perry) | ||
| 080 | 1854 Jan 21 | Henry Sartwelle (i/o William L. & Ellen M. Sartwelle) | ||
| 081 | 1854 Feb 26 | Samuel Duncan (s/o Capt. John Duncan) | c 10 | Accidentally drowned by falling into Mr. Sartwelle's cistern |
| 082 | 1854 Mar 20 | William Ashmore Berryman | 16 yrs, 10 mos | Accidental discharge of a pistol in the hands of _____ Thompson one of his companions & school fellows. |
| 083 | 1854 Apr 8 | Thomas Jefferson Stevens | 16 | Consumption |
| 084 | 1855 Jun 20 | Coleman Fisher (i/o Samuel W. & E. A. Fisher) | 18 mos | |
| 085 | 1855 Sep 8 | Mrs. Smith (w/o Capt. Geo. Smith) | c 25 | Congestive fever |
| 086 | 1855 Sep 8 | Ann Louisa Taylor (slave of Mrs. Bullard) | 7 | Congestion of the brain |
| 087 | 1855 Sep 8 | Slave of Judge Talbot's | c 6 | Congestion of the brain |
| 088 | 1855 Aug 17 | Mr. Wm. Hart (a carpenter and a stranger) | c 40 | |
| 089 | 1855 Jul | Infant child of Mr. Pennington's | ||
| 090 | 1855 Jun | Slave of Judge Talbot's | c 6 | |
| 091 | 1855 Jun | Slave of Mrs. Nancy Thompson | ||
| 092 | 1855 Sep 25 | Capt. Edward Coates (a communicant in the church) | 75 | |
| 093 | 1855 Sep 29 | "Aunt" Peggy (a free colored woman, communicant of the church) | 54 | Consumption |
| 094 | 1856 Feb | Maj. Howell (had recently moved into the county from Alabama) | c 50 | |
| 095 | 1856 May 2 | Mrs. Mary H. Pledger (pious, consistent and devoted communicant in the church and was esteemed and beloved by all who knew her) | c 58 | |
| 097 | 1856 Sep | Peter Kilbride (s/o Ed Kilbride) | c 8 | Drowned accidentally in his father's cistern |
| 098 | 1857 Jan 29 | Rev. Stephen R. Wright* | c 45 | Apoplectic stroke |
| 099 | 1857 Jul | Mr. F. H. Shultz | c 40 | Congestive chill |
| 100 | 1857 Aug | Jennie (i/o W. T. L. Compton) | 3 mos | |
| 101 | 1857 | William (i/o W. T. L. Compton, twin of Jennie d 1 week after Jennie) | 3 mos | |
| 102 | 1857 May 11 | Edward Kilbride | 40 | Accidental discharge of a loaded pistol in his hand |
| 103 | 1857 May 13 | Seth Ingram (old citizen & communicant in the church) | c 60 | Consumption of many years standing |
| 104 | 1857 Aug | Mr. Felix Gibson | c 50 | |
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| 105 | Mr. Peter Gibson (not a member of any church, expressed a peaceful hope in the Saviour though was not baptized, parents Baptists) | |||
| 106 | Mrs. Gibson (a member of the Baptist Church) | |||
| 107 | An infant child of Mr. Chambers | |||
| 108 | _______ (a German Lutheran) | |||
| 109 | James Hawkins (died suddenly) | |||
| 110 | 1861 Aug 8 | Charlott (a slave of Judge Talbot's) | c 65 | Heart disease |
| 111 | 1861 Aug 13 | Mrs. Maria Louisa Chambers Owen* | 37 | Accidental fall |
| 111 | 1861 Aug 20 | Daniel Hawes (s/o D.E.E. & E.M. Braman)* | 12 | Tetanus |
| 112 | 1861 Oct 5 | Walter (s/o Mr. Boggess on Caney) | 4 | Convulsions |
| 113 | 1861 Oct 13 | Dr. John C. Perry* | 43 | Consumption |
| 114 | 1861 Nov 14 | Mrs. Elizabeth Davis (a member of the Methodist Church) | 38 | Consumption |
| 115 | 1862 May 2 | Mr. Aurelious C. Jones | 21 | Bloody-flux (contracted while with the Confederate Army in Virginia) |
| 116 | 1862 May 26 | Col. H. J. Powell | 56 | Disease of the brain |
| 117 | 1862 Jun 15 | Mr. George Bowie | c 53 | Erysipelas |
| 118 | 1862 Jun 21 | Mr. H. Gibson (after a week's illness, which he bore very patiently and resignedly. | 78 | Bloody-flux |
| 119 | 1862 Jul 6 | Roberta Anna Ewing* | c 35 | Congestion fever |
| 120 | 1862 Sep10 | Laura (a colored child of Mrs. Col. Powell's) | 4 | Diptheria |
| 121 | 1862 Sep 29 | Mrs. Rebecca Perry (a communicant of long standing and very exemplary in all the relations of life.) | 32 | Yellow Fever |
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| 122 | 1862 Oct 6 | Miss Rebecca Burkhart (a communicant) | c 19 | Yellow Fever |
| 123 | 1862 Oct 8 | Mrs. Burkhart (a communicant of long standing) | c 60 | Yellow Fever |
| 124 | 1862 Oct 10 | Tremoine Owen | 14 | Yellow Fever |
| 125 | 1862 Oct 13 | Miss Louisa Burkhart (a communicant of several years' standing) | c 33 | Yellow Fever |
| 126 | 1862 Oct 13 | Mr. Jas. H. Selkirk (a communicant of long standing) | c 48 | Yellow Fever |
| 127 | 1862 Oct 13 | Mrs. Wadsworth (Mr. Cutler read the burial service over the above during the illness of the Rector of the same fever.) | c 45 | Yellow Fever |
| 128 | 1862 Oct 22 | Mrs. Fisher, Senior (She was a Friend, and for want of baptism was denied the use of the burial service.) | c 67 | Yellow Fever |
| 129 | 1862 Oct 24 | Mrs. Hilliard (a communicant of many years' standing) | c 42 | Yellow Fever |
| 130 | 1862 Oct 24 | Mrs. Dreyling | c 22 | Yellow Fever |
| 131 | 1862 Oct 29 | Thos. S. Hilliard | 76 | Yellow Fever |
| 132 | 1862 Oct 30 | Mrs. Mackey | c 70 | Yellow Fever |
| 133 | 1862 Oct 30 | W. Giles (the Postmaster) | c 42 | Yellow Fever |
| 134 | 1862 Oct 30 | Nora Haden (the 6th member of the same family) | c 7 | Yellow Fever |
| 135 | 1862 Nov 5 | Judge Wadsworth | c 49 | Yellow Fever |
| 136 | 1862 Nov 7 | Mrs. M. Talbot (buried on Mr. Warren's Plantation) | c 18 | Died during her encouchment (childbirth) |
| 137 | 1862 Nov 19 | Mrs. Bates (Being an unbaptized adult, the burial service could not be used.) | 31 | Yellow Fever |
| 138 | 1862 Nov 23 | Capt. Jacob Robinson | c 51 | Yellow Fever |
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*98 Rev. Stephen R. Wright - Rector of Christ Church in the city. The deceased died suddenly on the morning of the 28th inst. from an apoplectic stroke, deeply mourned by the whole community. He was an earnest, devoted Minister of Christ, a faithful, eloquent preacher of the gospel, a warm sympathizing friend, a public spirited citizen and generous philanthropist. *111 Mrs. Maria Louisa Chambers Owen - d/o Hon. E. F. Chambers of Maryland & wife of Rev. John Owen, Rector of Christ Church, Matagorda. She died on the 12th of August, 1861, and was buried the next day. The cause of her death was an internal injury received from a fall, which proved fatal in five or six hours after the accident. Her death was calm and tranquil, but greatly lamented by her family. In the midst of life we are in death. She died in her 37th year. *111 Daniel Hawes - He died of Tetanus caused, it was supposed, by spinal injury, and evinced in his death the Christian graces beyond his years. He confessed his fault, sought the prayers of his minister and died in peace, trusting in God his Saviour. *113 John C. Perry - His illness was protracted and very painful, which he bore with unvaried patience and meek resignation. He received more than once in his sickness the Holy Communion to his great benefit, and died in the faith and fear of God, greatly lamented by all his friends. *119 Roberta Anna Ewing, after a few days' illness, of congestion fever she was resigned to the will of God who took her away in the midst of her days. She promised to be a very unselfish member of the church by her actions during the few months that she was in full communion. She was about 35 years of age and was buried at Cedar Lake Church. |
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Present by Carol Sue Gibbs |
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