Wife of Charles W Hornor
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Oct. 19, 1841
"Died,...
On Saturday morning, 16th inst., of yellow fever, Mary Ellen, wife of Mr.
Charles W. Hornor, of this city, and daughter of James S. Salman, Esq., of New
York, in the 23d year of her age, leaving a husband and two young children to
mourn her loss.
She was formed by Nature to attract observat ou and invite respect - lovely in
her person, graceful in her manners, amiable in her disposition - happy to
receive pleasure and more happy to impart it - every one was conscious of her
merits but herself. The disease to which she fell a victim added lustre to the
virtues of her mind, and the submissive piety, which Prepared her way to heaven,
taught the duty of resignation to her afflicted husband.
New York papers please notice."
INFORMATION SOURCE: Graves, Find A Grave member
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Oct. 19, 1841
"Died,...
On Saturday morning, 16th inst., of yellow fever, Mary Ellen, wife of Mr.
Charles W. Hornor, of this city, and daughter of James S. Salman, Esq., of New
York, in the 23d year of her age, leaving a husband and two young children to
mourn her loss.
She was formed by Nature to attract observat ou and invite respect - lovely in
her person, graceful in her manners, amiable in her disposition - happy to
receive pleasure and more happy to impart it - every one was conscious of her
merits but herself. The disease to which she fell a victim added lustre to the
virtues of her mind, and the submissive piety, which Prepared her way to heaven,
taught the duty of resignation to her afflicted husband.
New York papers please notice."
INFORMATION SOURCE: Graves, Find A Grave member
Wife of Charles W Hornor
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Oct. 19, 1841
"Died,...
On Saturday morning, 16th inst., of yellow fever, Mary Ellen, wife of Mr.
Charles W. Hornor, of this city, and daughter of James S. Salman, Esq., of New
York, in the 23d year of her age, leaving a husband and two young children to
mourn her loss.
She was formed by Nature to attract observat ou and invite respect - lovely in
her person, graceful in her manners, amiable in her disposition - happy to
receive pleasure and more happy to impart it - every one was conscious of her
merits but herself. The disease to which she fell a victim added lustre to the
virtues of her mind, and the submissive piety, which Prepared her way to heaven,
taught the duty of resignation to her afflicted husband.
New York papers please notice."
INFORMATION SOURCE: Graves, Find A Grave member
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Oct. 19, 1841
"Died,...
On Saturday morning, 16th inst., of yellow fever, Mary Ellen, wife of Mr.
Charles W. Hornor, of this city, and daughter of James S. Salman, Esq., of New
York, in the 23d year of her age, leaving a husband and two young children to
mourn her loss.
She was formed by Nature to attract observat ou and invite respect - lovely in
her person, graceful in her manners, amiable in her disposition - happy to
receive pleasure and more happy to impart it - every one was conscious of her
merits but herself. The disease to which she fell a victim added lustre to the
virtues of her mind, and the submissive piety, which Prepared her way to heaven,
taught the duty of resignation to her afflicted husband.
New York papers please notice."
INFORMATION SOURCE: Graves, Find A Grave member
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