Jesse Segoine

         GENERAL SEGOINE.
 Gen. Jesse Segoine had reached the al-
most unprecedented age of 95 years, 
leaving one son, Henry Segoine of New
York city, and two daughters, Mrs. Jas.
A. Donahue and Miss Tena C. Segoine of
this city.
 Gen. Segoine was the first commander
of the old 111th Regiment of Infantry,
New York State Volunteers and was
among those patriotic citizens who in
1862, were instrumental in the organiza-
tion of this regiment. At the mass
meeting held in this city, July 17, of
that year appeals to the people were
made by Gen. Segoine, Theodore M.
Pomeroy and others who stirred up the
utmost enthusiasm.
 In civil life, Mr. Segoine was for years
prominent in business. He was for a
long time connected with Ives Parsons,
William J. Moses, and others, in the
furniture trade.