MIDDLETOWN, March 27.
Died, last Thursday morning, about two o'clock, in the 48th year of his age, Cpt. John Smith, of this town, Upper-Houses--He went to bed about half after nine o'clock, in perfect health,--about half after one was observed by his wife to be in great distress and before they could get any assistance he expired. He has left a sorrowful widow and [?] children, together with very numerous relatives and friends, to lament his very sudden and surprising death.
—Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer (Hartford, Connecticut), Monday, April 3, 1786, p. 4.
Died, last Thursday morning, about two o'clock, in the 48th year of his age, Cpt. John Smith, of this town, Upper-Houses--He went to bed about half after nine o'clock, in perfect health,--about half after one was observed by his wife to be in great distress and before they could get any assistance he expired. He has left a sorrowful widow and [?] children, together with very numerous relatives and friends, to lament his very sudden and surprising death.
—Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer (Hartford, Connecticut), Monday, April 3, 1786, p. 4.
MIDDLETOWN, March 27.
Died, last Thursday morning, about two o'clock, in the 48th year of his age, Cpt. John Smith, of this town, Upper-Houses--He went to bed about half after nine o'clock, in perfect health,--about half after one was observed by his wife to be in great distress and before they could get any assistance he expired. He has left a sorrowful widow and [?] children, together with very numerous relatives and friends, to lament his very sudden and surprising death.
—Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer (Hartford, Connecticut), Monday, April 3, 1786, p. 4.
Died, last Thursday morning, about two o'clock, in the 48th year of his age, Cpt. John Smith, of this town, Upper-Houses--He went to bed about half after nine o'clock, in perfect health,--about half after one was observed by his wife to be in great distress and before they could get any assistance he expired. He has left a sorrowful widow and [?] children, together with very numerous relatives and friends, to lament his very sudden and surprising death.
—Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer (Hartford, Connecticut), Monday, April 3, 1786, p. 4.
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