Source: Daniel F. Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper vital Statistics
Volume 73 Number 1308
Date: January 21, 1889
County: Saint John
Place: Saint John
Newspaper: The Daily Telegraph
The language of the test is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) on 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. In his early life, Mr. Bliss was an advocate of temperance. In the local Masonic society, Lodge St. Andrews, he was secretary for a quarter of a century or more. Like his brother, the late clerk of the house of assembly, Mr. Bliss died suddenly. On Thursday night at 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. He leaves three sons, two of whom live in Kent, and the third is somewhere in the West.
AND
Date: January 26, 1889
County: York
Place: Fredericton
Newspaper: The Fredericton Evening Capital
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. At one time he acted as sheriff of the county. Like his brother, the late Clerk of the House of Assembly, Mr. Bliss died sudenly. On Thursday night 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. - 'Telegraph'.
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Thomas Wetmore Bliss, of Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick, attorney and barrister, (son of Hon. George Pidgeon Bliss, Receiver General, of New Brunswick, and Sarah, daughter of the Hon. Thomas Wetmore, Attorner General of that Province.) was born at Fredericton, NB, May 24, 1821 and married August 20, 1851, to Sarah Jane Taylor, third daughter of William Taylor, Esq., (formerly of the firm of James Taylor, Sen. & Co.,) a Justice of the Peace and Corner, and M.P.P., for the County of York. She was b. at Fredericton, July 17, 1830, and d. at Richibucto, July 1, 1870.
Volume 73 Number 1308
Date: January 21, 1889
County: Saint John
Place: Saint John
Newspaper: The Daily Telegraph
The language of the test is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) on 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. In his early life, Mr. Bliss was an advocate of temperance. In the local Masonic society, Lodge St. Andrews, he was secretary for a quarter of a century or more. Like his brother, the late clerk of the house of assembly, Mr. Bliss died suddenly. On Thursday night at 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. He leaves three sons, two of whom live in Kent, and the third is somewhere in the West.
AND
Date: January 26, 1889
County: York
Place: Fredericton
Newspaper: The Fredericton Evening Capital
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. At one time he acted as sheriff of the county. Like his brother, the late Clerk of the House of Assembly, Mr. Bliss died sudenly. On Thursday night 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. - 'Telegraph'.
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Thomas Wetmore Bliss, of Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick, attorney and barrister, (son of Hon. George Pidgeon Bliss, Receiver General, of New Brunswick, and Sarah, daughter of the Hon. Thomas Wetmore, Attorner General of that Province.) was born at Fredericton, NB, May 24, 1821 and married August 20, 1851, to Sarah Jane Taylor, third daughter of William Taylor, Esq., (formerly of the firm of James Taylor, Sen. & Co.,) a Justice of the Peace and Corner, and M.P.P., for the County of York. She was b. at Fredericton, July 17, 1830, and d. at Richibucto, July 1, 1870.
Source: Daniel F. Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper vital Statistics
Volume 73 Number 1308
Date: January 21, 1889
County: Saint John
Place: Saint John
Newspaper: The Daily Telegraph
The language of the test is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) on 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. In his early life, Mr. Bliss was an advocate of temperance. In the local Masonic society, Lodge St. Andrews, he was secretary for a quarter of a century or more. Like his brother, the late clerk of the house of assembly, Mr. Bliss died suddenly. On Thursday night at 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. He leaves three sons, two of whom live in Kent, and the third is somewhere in the West.
AND
Date: January 26, 1889
County: York
Place: Fredericton
Newspaper: The Fredericton Evening Capital
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. At one time he acted as sheriff of the county. Like his brother, the late Clerk of the House of Assembly, Mr. Bliss died sudenly. On Thursday night 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. - 'Telegraph'.
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Thomas Wetmore Bliss, of Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick, attorney and barrister, (son of Hon. George Pidgeon Bliss, Receiver General, of New Brunswick, and Sarah, daughter of the Hon. Thomas Wetmore, Attorner General of that Province.) was born at Fredericton, NB, May 24, 1821 and married August 20, 1851, to Sarah Jane Taylor, third daughter of William Taylor, Esq., (formerly of the firm of James Taylor, Sen. & Co.,) a Justice of the Peace and Corner, and M.P.P., for the County of York. She was b. at Fredericton, July 17, 1830, and d. at Richibucto, July 1, 1870.
Volume 73 Number 1308
Date: January 21, 1889
County: Saint John
Place: Saint John
Newspaper: The Daily Telegraph
The language of the test is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) on 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. In his early life, Mr. Bliss was an advocate of temperance. In the local Masonic society, Lodge St. Andrews, he was secretary for a quarter of a century or more. Like his brother, the late clerk of the house of assembly, Mr. Bliss died suddenly. On Thursday night at 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. He leaves three sons, two of whom live in Kent, and the third is somewhere in the West.
AND
Date: January 26, 1889
County: York
Place: Fredericton
Newspaper: The Fredericton Evening Capital
Thomas W. BLISS, 70 years old, a barrister of more than 40 years standing, died at Richibucto (Kent Co.) 17th inst. The deceased had filled the local office of registrar of probates and more recently of stipendiary magistrate. At one time he acted as sheriff of the county. Like his brother, the late Clerk of the House of Assembly, Mr. Bliss died sudenly. On Thursday night 9 o'clock he was stricken with apoplexy and he died at 11. Mr. Bliss was a widower. His wife, who was a Miss TAYLOR of Fredericton, died some years ago. - 'Telegraph'.
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Thomas Wetmore Bliss, of Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick, attorney and barrister, (son of Hon. George Pidgeon Bliss, Receiver General, of New Brunswick, and Sarah, daughter of the Hon. Thomas Wetmore, Attorner General of that Province.) was born at Fredericton, NB, May 24, 1821 and married August 20, 1851, to Sarah Jane Taylor, third daughter of William Taylor, Esq., (formerly of the firm of James Taylor, Sen. & Co.,) a Justice of the Peace and Corner, and M.P.P., for the County of York. She was b. at Fredericton, July 17, 1830, and d. at Richibucto, July 1, 1870.
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