Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-13
DEATHS YEsrEaDAy.
Mrs. Charles sCAmpDeii-uiss Loaise
Livingston Ei,etL

Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Campbell. wife oi
Charles Campbell, Esq., died at the family
residence. on south Third street, yesterday
morning, IN the slytieth year Of her age.
She wss a sister OF Rev. q. Ellyson, OF Mr.
Henry X. Ellyson, and OF Mrs. william +.
Drnkard, and leaves six children-two sons
and four daughters.
Mrs, Campbell was sn active and helpful
member Of toe Second Baptist church, was
beautiful In her home-life, and unwesryiug
In kindly deeds and tender consideration
for the welfare Of all those about her. Blessed
with a sweet disposition and winning MAN.
uers, her smile was the sunshine OF her
household. When protracted and painful
illness cane she bore her sufferings with
calmness and fcrtItude, aud was ever more
sollcitous Of the happiness OF those about
her bedside than Of her own comfort. Having
lived the life becoming a daughter, sister,
wife, and mother, with n her duties to the
world well done, lcaniug upon the pres
cious promises OF Jesus and IN the JOY
iul hope Of happy resurrection and life
eternal, she peacefully fell asleep 70 awaken
in lie Of gladness aud beauty.
To her devoted husband, now we'll ad-
vanced In wears; to her children, who lived
in the light Of her love; TO brothers and sis.
ters, tender and true, and % those near and
dear friends who will long and keenly feel
this blow. the sympathy OF the community
goes out.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at - O'Clock from the Second Baptist
church, a house which was almost as familiar
20 her as her own home and the pastor and
people Of which she dearly loved.
The children Of Mrs. Campbell are Mrs.
w. j. Whtehurst, Mrs. Molie Larus, Mrs.
Kate Wrenn (of Noholk) Miss Mamie
Campbell, Chsrles s, aud William ii. Camp
bell.
MISS LOUISE EiLETT.
Miss Louise Livingston Elicit. niece and
stepdaughter Of Captain Thomss Elicit, sec
retary Of the Virginia Mechanics Institute,
died at his residence, No. 10j east Grace
street. at ten minutes before ii O'Clock yes
terdaY morning.
Deceased was a daughter OF the late James
Elicit, lieutenant OF the Crenshaw Battery,
who was killed at the battle OF Marye.s s
Heights, near Fredericksburg, and a grand
daughter Of Loiin n. Ellett, long promi-
nept resident OF Church Hill. VINO was for
many ye4rs clerk Of the IleRrco County
Court, in which position he was succeeded
by his son James. She was about twenty
six wears old and lady Of great literary
talent, highly accomplished, and possessed
of bright, sunny disposition and most
loyable character. She was devoted and
consistent member OF ST. James Episcopal
church, from which the funeral Will take
placa tomorrow at noon.
No young girl in this city was more uni
versaly and deseryedly beloved. Her warm
heart md cultivgtcd intellect made her the
fayorite and pride Of the circle 10 which she
moved, and tue plne Of separation is inten-
sited by the recollection Of the unusual gifts
which graccd her life SO suddenly brought
to its close.
Miss Elicit had been in i'll health since last
November, but had only been confined TO
the house about month. aud on Saturday
last was feeling well enough TO give music
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