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SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1907.
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN. RANI A FE, N. XL
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LIFE SKETCH LATE
W. H. CARTWRIGHT
Father of H. B. and S. G. Cartwright
of This City Was One of Iowa's
Pioneer Citizens.
In the issue of the Mediapolis
(IOwa) New Era-News of May 18th,
appears a biographical sketch of the
life of the late W. H. Cartwright, a
pioneer citizen of his home town and
state and the father of two of Santa
Fe's most prominent business men,
namely, H. B. and S. G. Cartwright,
of the Cartwright wholesale and retail
grocery companies. The article in the
New Era-News reads:
"William Harrison Cartwright was
born in Chenango County, New York,
August 20, 1823; was reared on a farm
and educated in the public schools of
his native locality and adopted state.
"In 1822 his grandfather, James
Cartwright, came to Illinois for the
purpose of taking up land in the mili
tary tract, but became sick and died
of a fever in what is now Pike County,
Illinois, the following year. His re
mains now lie in the cemetery at Kos
suth beside those of his wife, Kather
ine Tryon.
"In 1835 Rev. Daniel Gray . Cart
wright, father of William H., came
West with his family to try to recover,
if possible, the lands of his father. In
this he was unsuccessful owing to the
unsettled condition of affairs. The
next year, 1830 lie removed with his
family to Union township, this county,
where he took up land, and located his
family. He was appointed by Peter
Cartwright, a distant relative, as the
first regular Methodist Episcopal
preacher to travel the Burlington Cir
cuit, which then extended as far north
as Davenport.
"William H. toeing the eldest of the
family and his father being absent
from home much of the time, preach
ing, naturally there fell upon him at
an early age the care of the home
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farm. In 1845 the family moved to
Yellow Spring township where they
bought a farm. t
"In 1S49 our subject moved to a
farm near Kossuth and in addition en
gaged in the general merchandise busi
ness, in which he continued for twenty
years, usually with a partner. In 1850
he made the overland trip to Califor
nia leaving his business in the hands
of his brother-in-law, J. J. Crowder.
He returned to Kossuth the next year,
having been only moderatey successful
in his quest for gold. He again took
up his work in the store and with few
intervals remained active in commer
cial circles until 1881, when he retired
permanently, excepting as to his real
estate interests.
"In 1852 Mr. Cartwright was united
In marriage with Miss Miriam D. Ful
lenwider, a native of Shelby County,
Kentucky, and a daughter of the late
Doctor Samuel Fullenwider. Of this
union seven children now survive,
namely: Hiram Beecher, of Santa Fe,
New Mexico; Ellen, wife of John Mc
Millan, Narvissa, wife of S. D. Ful
mer, both of Mediapolis, Iowa; Mir
iam, wife of C. H. Parrett, Mt. Ver
non, South Dakota; Clarissa, widow of
F. L. Huston, Miller, Nebraska; Anna,
wife of G. E. E. Townsend, Moline,
Illinois, and Samuel Gray, of Santa Fe,
New Mexico. Mrs. Cartwright died
December 21, 1870. In 1872 Mr. Cart
wright was again united in marriage,
being wedded to Martha Bruce, daugh
ter of Hon. James Bruce. , Edna, their
only child, is the wife of Henry P.
Heizer, of Morgan Park, Illinois.
"Mr. Cartwright was one of the ac
tive promoters of the B., C. R. & M.
Ry. Co. and B. & N. Ry. Co. of which
latter company he was for a time a
director. ':'1!
"In 1809 Mr. Cartwright bought the
land which now comprises the north
east part of Mediapolis and platted the
town. He was always active in every
thing pertaining to its welfare and do
nated to it the beautiful park which
bears his name. He was prompt to
serve the public in any way possible
and held many positions of honor and
trust; was member of the board of
county supervisors for four years, was
many times mayor of the city and
president of the School Board. He
was one of the leading spirits in en
larging and beautifying the Kossuth
cemetery and was the president of the
association controlling it during the
time it was being placed in its present
condition.
"He was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for many years and
gave the best that was in him toward
building up a righteous and educa
tional citizenship in his home sur
roundings., "He was dearly beloved by his rarn
ily, all the members of which visited
him during his last sickness which
continued for almost eight months;
his son, Hiram Beecher, making the
long trip from New Mexico to be with
his father only one' day. Mrs. Huston,
Samuel G. Cartwright and family and
Mrs. Edna Heizer came some weeks
before he died and remained at his
bedside to the end.
"A severe attack of la grippe during
the winter resulted in pneumonia and,
although he recovered so far as to be
about the house for some weeks he
gradually failed from day to day and
passed away at 8:30 o'clock, Wednes
day evening, May 15, 1907.
"A large crowd attended the funeral
services which were held in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Friday fore
noon at 10 o'clock, conducted by Revs.
M. E. Reusch and W. G. Oglevee. In
terment in the cemetery at Kossuth.
"The city hall was draped In mourn
ing yesterday on account of the death
of Mr. Cartwright, formerly mayor of
MediapolW. The business houses had
crepe on their doors and were closed
during the funeral. The city schools
klso were closed and a flag floated at
halt mast over Cartwright Park."
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