The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-02-05
OBITUARY.

Hon. David Wiley died suddenly, at his home
near Norrisville, on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 9th, Of paralysis Of the heart Mr.. Wiley
had stroke of paralysis about a year ago, but
recovered sufficiently to attend to his duties
On the Friday before his death he went to York,
with his wife and daughter, returning on Sat
urday. On Sunday night he complained of not
feeling well. On Monday he sent for his family
physician, DR., j. 7. Payne, who did not think
his condition serious, and did not return until
wednesday, when he appeared to be better. Mr.
Wiley conversed freely with Dir. Payne and
Messrs. c. IL. Stiiler, S. r. Gilbert and John
Caring, who had called TO see him. The visit
ors all left, with the exception OF MIR. Caring
who remained III the room with him. few
minutes afterwards, Mir. Wiley, who had been
walking the floor, suddenly sank into large
chair, and asked Mr. Caring to call Mrs. Wiley
Before she could reach his side he had ceased to
breathe.
Mr. Wiley was 63 years of age He represent
ed Hartford county in the Legislature of 1882
and labOred earnestly in behalf of his cOnstitu-
ents He was Il man of strict integrity in all of
his business relations and enjoyed the respect
friends. lie was an energetic and enterprising
man, was an excellent farmer, and formerly
dealt largely in cattle, of which he was regard
ed as one of the best judges in the county, He
was weil-known throughout the county, and
the news of his death will be read everywhere
with regret His remains were inferred in
Bethel Cemetery, near Jarrettsville, last Satur-
day morning. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Il. l.. Clark of Centre Church.
who preached a sermon from 10th Psalm, LIST
verse. The pall-bearcrs were l.. NJ Birming-
ham, Charles II. Street, iah Cathcart, Ben
jamin Almony, Jacob Youst and William Glib
son. The undertaken was Ramsay Wells
There was II large gathering at the house. of
persons from Hartford and the adjoining coun =
ties, among whom were Samuel NJ. Whiteford
Thomas Butler, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Macatee,
VIM Hope, Sr., John 2. McClung, c. II. Sitter,
s. r. Gilbert, VIM. Smith, j. r. Strawbridge
of Hartford county; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gearing,
Philip Hammond, Joseph, John and Reed Ander-
son, John c. Wiley, John Stansbury, John Mar
Steller, Aquila aud Frank Strawbridge of York
county; Miss Ella Stirling and Jehu Rutledge
of Baltimore county.
Miss Eliza Lennon died, January 29th at the
residence of her nephew, George LENNON near
Jarrettsville, in the S9th year of her age. She
was buried last Sunday, at Bethel Presbyterian
Church. The services were conducted by Rev.
Thomas Henderson and Rev. A. B. Cross. The
pall-bearers were James Hope, John Treadway,
John T. Cathcart, Morgan Williams, Robert N.
Rampey and John r. King. Mr.. Edward Kurtz
was the undertaken. Miss Lennon was born
and lived all her life at the place where she died.
Samuel Creswell was buried at the Mountain
Church on Friday afternoon last. The funeral
service was read at the grave by Mr.. Vogts of
the Franklinville Presby terian Church. Mr..
Creswell resided near Clayton and leaves a fam
lily.
Daniel McDermott, aged rs years, native of
the county Donegal, Ireland, but resident of
Baltimore county for the last 35 years, died on
Friday, Jan. Goth He leaves wife and three
| children. He was buried on Monday, at st.
Johns Cemetery, Long Green.