James F. Robinson, Funeral Ceremonies of John J. Crittenden

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KYR-0003-027-0001

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Proclamation/Legislation

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Kentucky Historical Society

Collection

Artificial Collection, Unrelated Items Dated 1830-1938

Place of Creation

Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky

Date of Creation

27 July 1863

Dates Mentioned

1863-07-27

1863-07-29

James F. Robinson, Funeral Ceremonies of John J. Crittenden, 27 July 1863, Artificial Collection, Unrelated Items Dated 1830-1938, , Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0003-027-0001, (accessed November 21, 2024).

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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Frankfort, July 27, 1863.

When a great man dies, a nation mourns. Such an event has occurred in our midst, in the death of the Hon. John J. Crittenden, Kentucky's longest tried statesman in her public service, a man faithful to every trust, one who has added, by his talents and character, to the fame of the nation, and has pre-eminently advanced the glory and honor of his native Kentucky. It is fit and proper that all testimonials of respect and affection should be paid his remains by all in authority, as well as by private citizens. I, therefore, earnestly request that all places of business shall be closed on WEDNESDAY NEXT, from the hours of 10 o'clock in the morning until 5 of the afternoon, and hereby direct all the public offices in Frankfort, to be closed during that entire day, and I appoint Gen. JOHN W. FINNELL, Col. JAMES H. GARRARD, and Col. ORLANDO BROWN a Committee to make all suitable arrangements for the funeral.

J. F. ROBINSON.

By the Governor:
D. C. WICKLIFFE, Secretary of State.

FUNERAL CEREMONIES OF JOHN J. CRITTENDEN.

The body will be removed from the late residence of the deceased to the Presbyterian Church, where service will be performed, on Wednesday Morning, July 29, '63, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

The procession will move from the Church south on Wilkerson to Wapping Street; east on Wapping to St. Clair; north on St. Clair to Main; east on Main to Cemetery.

ORDER OF PROCESSION.

1. GEN. J. T. BOYLE, Chief Marshal, and Staff.
2. Military Escort, in command of Col. ALLARD, 2d Maryland Volunteers.
3. MUSIC.

4. PALL BEARERS.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
BEN. GRATZ,
J. R. THORNTON,
TUCKER WOODSON,
SAM. NUCKOLS.

HEARSE.

PALL BEARERS.
GEN. PETER DUDLEY,
COL. ALEX. H. RENNICK,
JACOB SWIGERT,
E. H. TAYLOR,
MASON BROWN.

5. Family in Carriages.
Assistant Marshal, Col. H. M. BUCKLEY.
6. Governor and Staff.
7. Officers of the several State Departments.
8. Judges and Officers of State Courts.
Assistant Marshal, Col. M. MUNDAY.
9. Mayor and Aldermen of City of Louisville.
10. City Council and Officers of City of Louisville.
11. Mayor and Council of the City of Frankfort.
Assistant Marshal, Col. W. COOPER.
12. MAJ. GEN. BURNSIDE and Staff.
13. MAJ. GEN. HARTSUFF and Staff.
Assistant Marshal, Lt. Col. CHAS. S. HANSON.
14. Such other officers of United States Army as may be present.
Assistant Marshal, Maj. JOHN MASON BROWN.

15. Citizens on foot.

16. Citizens in Carriages.

17. Citizens on horseback.

JAMES H. GARRARD,
ORLANDO BROWN,
JOHN W. FINNELL, } Committee of Arrangements.

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