Boswell, Benjamin - 1883

Register of patients transported to the Louisiana State Insane Asylum

 

Suit #:   7832

Arrival date:  February 19, 1883

Name:  Benjamin Boswell

Age:  35
Gender / Color:  Male / Colored
Residence:  New Orleans
Nativity:  Charleston, South Carolina
Occupation:  Laborer
Marital Status:  Single

Disease:  Acute Mania
How Long Insane:  5-6 months

Cause:  Religion

Remarks:  Delivered to Dr. J. W. Jones, Superintendent, February 21, 1883

~ New Orleans Public Library, City Archives, Orleans Parish Louisiana

Hatch, Marian C. - 1860

AN AGGRAVATED CASE.-- Mrs. M. N. Kennedy, of Charleston, S. C., offers a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of her husband, Stephen G. Kennedy, a tall man with black hair and black eyes, who eloped the other day with widow Calhoun, alias Marian C. Hatch, taking with him, also, six valuable slaves belonging to the injured wife.  Mrs. K. advertises that she would not pay a cent for the recovery of her ingrate and truant husband, but will cheerfully “come down” with the ten hundred dollars for the arrest of her property.
~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 1, Column 4

Calhoun, Marian C. (Hatch) - 1860

AN AGGRAVATED CASE.-- Mrs. M. N. Kennedy, of Charleston, S. C., offers a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of her husband, Stephen G. Kennedy, a tall man with black hair and black eyes, who eloped the other day with widow Calhoun, alias Marian C. Hatch, taking with him, also, six valuable slaves belonging to the injured wife.  Mrs. K. advertises that she would not pay a cent for the recovery of her ingrate and truant husband, but will cheerfully “come down” with the ten hundred dollars for the arrest of her property.
~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 1, Column 4

Kennedy, Stephen G. - 1860

AN AGGRAVATED CASE.-- Mrs. M. N. Kennedy, of Charleston, S. C., offers a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of her husband, Stephen G. Kennedy, a tall man with black hair and black eyes, who eloped the other day with widow Calhoun, alias Marian C. Hatch, taking with him, also, six valuable slaves belonging to the injured wife.  Mrs. K. advertises that she would not pay a cent for the recovery of her ingrate and truant husband, but will cheerfully “come down” with the ten hundred dollars for the arrest of her property.
~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 1, Column 4

Kennedy, M. N. (Mrs.) - 1860

AN AGGRAVATED CASE.-- Mrs. M. N. Kennedy, of Charleston, S. C., offers a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of her husband, Stephen G. Kennedy, a tall man with black hair and black eyes, who eloped the other day with widow Calhoun, alias Marian C. Hatch, taking with him, also, six valuable slaves belonging to the injured wife.  Mrs. K. advertises that she would not pay a cent for the recovery of her ingrate and truant husband, but will cheerfully “come down” with the ten hundred dollars for the arrest of her property.
~ Richmond Daily Dispatch, 01 May 1860 Page 1, Column 4

Gadsden, Christopher Edward (Rev.) - 1852

Rev. Christopher Gadsden, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, died at Charleston on the 24th ult., after a lingering illness.  He leaves a wide circle of friends to mourn his loss.
~ The Northern Star, 03-Jul-1852 Page 2, Column 3

 

You can visit the memorial page for Rev Christopher Edward Gadsden.