Daily Republican., 1884-05-03
FIT Til EDITION,
DEATHS DOIscu
a ~. rromine.. Farmer Con. A..
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old Physician Breathe. ..a
james Brown, an old m
Hundred farmer, who Wv W.. VlfisI,a
favorably known in thi, ri," J" well "
ty, died at his home on the KAN sad 'es
Springs road shortly aita, ap,'sldynA
this morning after an ilIns.. = 0t4t
months, of a complication oS oS al a. *Va
Deceased was 65 years :, Of u,'ea's sea
was born in Kentshire, EnpanS AsF
to this country when be wss sI@at, .t eip.
years OF age, landed in phi,"soai "Soai
and afterwards took up his residue rs,Ss.al pll
Darby, where he remained ffprIFaes fpr "ss
two years. Leaving there he '' ,.i Ols
wilmington, where he ms,,; ais
took up his residence on 'y,.,N Wa., ~ W
bet~ cen Frontand Second. A, r1' 'S,,n ','ss ~
he was engaged in the milk bD ir' ua
which he continued for Some ,;u. Gu''asa
then went to farming on the o'd o,i'' cal aa
shee farm, and thence to the ~ s, ~
Henry Latimer, where he rr,n,i"Ai ,aII !,
some time. "''AN &
From there he removed to bis n,,,.
residence, which he purchased ID 1n1 p'1sl y
loug been one of the most .'c"S..a 14s n
farmers In this county. He va, r.s,"ll a. 4
dustrious, hard working man s'I "I IL
noted for having the finest hors.,t'a' aDI "
farmers for miles around. Al onssl ' y
o was a Road Commissioner n t"c Ctal Sa
tiana Hundred and yievs,o Guls ~
fences. He was also a commi.,;r,.aa I'D
the Middleboro Marsh CommHS
member of Mechanics Lodge oDi;' yoii
o. .. +. and st. James Church a, H..
ton. During his | fe be was coS.'s ~As
ent and conscientious Repub,jcaD ''
He leaves a widow and seven ON,
children, all of whom are married ''V. y
started life apparently poor uap X
by diligence and strict at,eDto'
business he amassed considerable n,'
erty, being at the time Of hi, d.,,i ~,
owner of three fine farms in D4,r,
and one in Pennsylvania. Hi, hn.r
will take place from his late r,.,1s.'
on Tuesday morning next. Ip,emS
at St. James Cemetery, Stanton
DR.. John Boyd, formerly reidr
Of Oxford, Chester County, Pa I'M
now Of this city, died about ! OtJS
last evening after a weeks lr-s
Bright's disease. lie was lopp km,
as one of the most prominent pbTI
clans in Chester County, and At an
time was President OF the Cbs1
County Medical Society. He VA
graduate of the Pennsylvania Univ,
sity, and was about Il years Of ass
During his residenceiu penuyiyn
he was a frequent visitor 10 this eli,
and was we'll known. His tulea.sl
take place from his late residence NJ
SO4 Jefferson street, on Monday Mo-,
ing at 9 o'clock, to proceed rOLltI
Tract cemetery.
Mrs. Edward Pusey, wife Of EiTvI
Pusey, of Pusey Brothers, died in Syl1
Massachusetts, on ThupAI
The body was brought to this city d
the funeral will take place thi, an
noon from her former resldrDsNaa
street. lntermpnt IN tie Vi
mingtOn g. Brandywine cemetery
Mrs. Ann Jones, wife Of tztOMd
man John Jones, died at heT rstap
No gO5 Delaware avenue, On IhGNJ
aged % years. Her fuuers. wlial
place at II o'clock on Monday I,a
ment at the Wilmington and Bal
wine cemetery.
James X. Fleeson, a painter, did
OF the lungs at No. y Nd
street on Thursda! M
were taken to P1shia
yesterday for interment AL1
Simpson, one Of the oldest r1n
Kent county, died at his rest1s NJ
Del, on Thursday, 1Eh
debility, ard will be bnrel wa
Deceased was 72 years Of age M
property. tie 'a's
widow and three children, one @A
Two daughters. He was wei il'H.
one of the jolliest men in that I4N
the county.