Christ Church Interments

Christ Church

#	DATE	NAME	AGE	CAUSE
001	1839 Mar 16	S. Rhoads Fisher		Shot
002	1839 Mar 25	John Dyer	25	Consumption
003	1840 Apr 11	Soloman S. Earll	59	Consumption
004	1840 Jun 7	Amanda M. Giberson	14	Fever
005	1840 Jun 22	John A. Wilkins	22/23	Fever
006	1840 Sep 1	Hon. Edward L. Holmes	26	Fever
007	1840 Sep 13	Charles Savage	c 50	Fever
008	1840 Sep 16	James H. Worland	26	Fever
009	1841 Mar 27	William O. Webb	c 35
010	1841 Sep 7	Edward Auld, Jr.	8 yrs, 5 mos, 9 dys	Fever
011	1841 Dec 7	Pitman Layton	12 yrs, 5 mos, 11dys
012	1842 Apr 22	Mrs. Bostwick	60	Cholera
013	1842 Aug 28th	Mrs. Gyle	54
014	1942 Dec 22	Leonard Woods	23
015	1843 Feb 13	Infant son of Mrs. McKinstry	13 mos
016	1843 May 3	D. Davis D. Baker	30-40	Shot in an affray with W. J. Maynard
017	1843 Jun 29	Charles Dale	38	Fever
018	1843 Jul 16	Cecelia (slave of W. J. Maynard)	c 20	Fever
019	1843 Sep 30	Louisa Taylor Hefford	52	Fever
020	1843 Nov 20	Everett W. Hall	9	Fever
021	1844 Feb 7	Obadiah Fatheree	60-70	From a polypus in the nose
022	1844 May 27	Mrs. Mary Woodford*	38	Consumption
023	1844 Oct 15	Benjamin F. Love	21	He was shot in a quarrel and died instantly.
024	1844 Oct 31	John H. Cook	3 yrs, 2 mos, 22 dys	Dyspepsy & Dropsy
025	1844 Nov 15	Fortens A. Hamilton (a stranger)	47
026	1844 Dec 4	Mrs. Eliza Nye	31	Palsy Stroke
027	1845 Jan 2	John M. Marden	32	Consumption
028	1845 Nov 7	Nancy H. Braman	3 yrs, 2 mos, 11dys
029	1846 Jul 27	Peter Dufe (German emigrant)	63 yrs, 4 mos, 9 dys
030	1846 Sep 7	John Henry Franc (German emigrant)	12 yrs, 7 mos, 7 dys	Sun-Stroke
031	1846 Oct 13	Wm. Byrne	28	Diabetes
032	1846 Oct 14	Rowland Rugeley	9 mos, 27 dys
033	1846 Nov 10	Mrs. Sarah Layton	59	Consumption which she had for years
034	1846 Nov 15	Miss Sarah Bostwick (She died on the 13th, was a Presbyterian communicant, and , I believe, departed in true faith.)		Consumption
035	1846 Dec 19	Jacob Quick - an Englishman	c 66	Consumption
036	1847 Feb 7	Mrs. Lisa H. Ma(nce)hoffer? - a German	35
037	1847 Mar 30	Samuel Layton (He felt prepared to die)	26 yrs, 5 mos	Dropsy of the heart
038	1847 Jun 21	Mrs. Louise Waldmann*	28	[Multiple injuries]
039	1847 Aug 10	Mary Ann Collingsworth (Died on Caney)	7 yrs, 7 mos	Fever
040	1847 Sep 1	Thomas Lamar Herbert	9 mos
041	1847 Sep 2	Mr. Redmond (Did not belong in town-died in boat crossing the bay from the peninsula to town.	c 56
042	1847 Sep 19	James W. Dallam - Died at New Orleans of yellow fever after an illness of only 72 hours.	c 29	Yellow Fever
043	1847 Sep 25	Johan Jacob Dikop	28
044	1847 Oct 26	Henry Hefford Bullard	2 mos
045	1848 Feb 22	Windham M. Hill	1 mo, 22 dys
046	1848 Mar 22	James T. Donaldson	32/22	He fell victim to the dreadful monster - Intemperance.
047	1848 May 4	Thomas Wilson of Philadelphia	c 65	Apoplexy
048	1848 May 23	A. M. Levy, M. D.	c 30
049	1848 Sep 21	Wm. R. Jones	12 yrs, 5 mos	fever from exposure to the sun
050	1849 Feb 6	Edwin A. Maynard	30	Consumption
051	1850 Jan 16	Mrs. Mildred Alexander (w/o Samuel W. Alexander)	36
052	1850 Feb 17	Mr. George Burkhart	52	Drowned in the Colorado River
053	1850 Mar 26	Infant daughter of Samuel W. Alexander	10 weeks
054	1850 Aug 2	Mrs. Elizabeth Plunkett	81
055	1850 Aug 7	Col. Thomas Stewart	42
056	1850 Sep 14	Dr. James H. Stewart (Died on 13th at Live Oak )	41	Short illness
057	1850 Sep 20	Mr. Rowland Rugeley	30	Congestive heart failure
058	1850 Oct 16	Mrs. Mary H. Reeder (a communicant)	64
059	1850 Nov 5	Mr. Charles H. Bullard	32
060	1851 Feb 23	Mrs. Harriet M., wife of Judge Talbot (a communicant)	41	Long illness
061	1851 Mar 1	Ella, daughter of Mrs. Charles A. Bullard	c 1	Dropsy on the brain
062	1851 Jan	Sam, a slave of Judge Talbot's
062	1851 Jan	Henrietta, an infant slave of John H. Jones
063	1851 Jun 9	Henry Curtiss, a servant of Thos. Forrister's	c 40
064	1851 Jul 5	John G. C. Graham (s/o Jno. G. & Maria L. Graham)	3
065	1851 Sep 5	Betty Pauline (d/o John L. & E. R. Croom)	c 4 mos	Congestion of the brain
066	1851 Oct 20	Thomas F. Graham (s/o Jno. G. & M. L. Graham)	9 mos
067	1851 Nov 3	Francis Waldmann	40	Death consequent upon a wound inflicted by Dr. Jas. F. Martin [sheriff]
068	1851 Nov 11	Capt. John G. Graham*	c 44	Accidental discharge of his gun
069	1852 Feb 14	Infant daughter of Edward F. & Sarah E. Gilbert	1 day
070	1852 Jul 2	Mr. Elbert A. Thompson	36
071	1852 Jul 10	Thomas Duncan	24
072	1852 Sep 26	Mr. George R. Kenner (Received communion on the day of his death, Sept. 25th)	40
073	1852 Oct 9	Samuel Holmes (s/o Mrs. Gilbert by a former marriage)	12
074	1852 Nov 6	Balthazar Bauer (born in Roni__rin, Germany)	16 yrs, 2 mos, 9 dys
075	1852 Nov 17	Mrs. Rebecca Minta (a native of Ireland and a communicant of the church)
ADDITIONAL NOTES * 22 Mrs. Mary Woodford. Died of consumption after sickness and great suffering 7 or 8 months. This person was, after she became an adult, baptized by a Roman Catholic priest, and again by a Methodist minister. O how dare one who has no authority to baptize, attempt to re-baptize one who has been baptized by authorized hands. O what a dreadful sin! God's disapprobation must follow such proceedings. Aug. 30th, 1847. I am told that Mrs. Woodford was never baptized by a Roman Catholic priest. I was at first told she had been. Nov. 22, 1848 It is now ascertained that she was. 38 Mrs. Louisa Waldmann - On Friday the 18th, she was struck down in her house and dreadfully mangled by a broken timber. Her scull was fractured 5 or 6 inches, one eye ruptured, one jaw broken and a sliver thrust through to her lungs, and otherwise much injured. She died Sunday the 20th. She became sensible, and I gave her the holy Communion before she died. Capt. John G. Graham - Shivered his right arm by the accidental discharge of his gun on the 29th Oct. That the limb had to be take off at the shoulder: from which he died yesterday at 11 P. M. at Paton's Bayou where the accident happened.
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