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Judge Manna Rich Ariail

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Judge Manna Rich Ariail

Birth
Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
Death
5 May 1865 (aged 44)
New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA
Burial
New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA Add to Map
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MANNA RICH ARAIL
In New Orleans on Friday, the 5th inst. after a long and painful illness, Judge
M.R. Ariail, aged 44 years and 6 months.
The deceased was a resident of this town for over twenty years and was well and
favorably known in the town, Parish and State as a man of untiring energy, great
enterprise and indomitable perseverance. Few men, if any indeed, have in their
lifetime done as much to enhance the prosperity and encourage industry of a town
than the deceased performed for the town of Alexandria. The Ice House Hotel, the
Gas Works, the Steam Ferry and the constant supply of ice for the use of the
people, are among the most prominent and long to be remembered acts that attest
to him the qualities we claim for him while living. He was often, and we may say
nearly always, filling offices of trust, and we have never yet heard it
whispered that he did not make a good, faithful and efficient official.
He leaves many friends to lament his loss--a wife and one child to weep tears of
bitterness at their sad bereavement. Peace to his memory.

INFORMATION FROM: D Yancey, Find A Grave memeber
Member Constitutional Convention

MANNA RICH ARAIL
In New Orleans on Friday, the 5th inst. after a long and painful illness, Judge
M.R. Ariail, aged 44 years and 6 months.
The deceased was a resident of this town for over twenty years and was well and
favorably known in the town, Parish and State as a man of untiring energy, great
enterprise and indomitable perseverance. Few men, if any indeed, have in their
lifetime done as much to enhance the prosperity and encourage industry of a town
than the deceased performed for the town of Alexandria. The Ice House Hotel, the
Gas Works, the Steam Ferry and the constant supply of ice for the use of the
people, are among the most prominent and long to be remembered acts that attest
to him the qualities we claim for him while living. He was often, and we may say
nearly always, filling offices of trust, and we have never yet heard it
whispered that he did not make a good, faithful and efficient official.
He leaves many friends to lament his loss--a wife and one child to weep tears of
bitterness at their sad bereavement. Peace to his memory.

INFORMATION FROM: D Yancey, Find A Grave memeber


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