The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-05-24
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, May "a. 1889
Obituary.


Mr.. Edward A. Hall died suddenly, last Fri
day Afternoon, at the residence Of Mr. j. Law
renee Mccormick, near Bel Air. Mr.. Hall had
been suffering with an affection OF the heart Tor
about two weeks but was considered better
On Friday he ate his dinner, as usual, and after.
ward walked out TO the barn. About three
o'clock he was seated on the porch, with his
head resting on his hand. Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
COrmick hearing q noise, went out on tue porch
and found that Mr.. Hall bad fallen TO the moor.
He was lifted up and TO a remark that he had
better be carried up stairs, be said, mo, III De
better in few minutes" He had scarcely III.
tered the words when he raised his hands and
died Mr.. Hall was n years OF age and unmar-
Ted. He was born near Glenarm, Baltimore
county, but lived in Hartford for many years be-
fore his death. He was an excellent farmer and
a man Of more than ordinary intelligence. Two
brothers, Or. Robert l.. Hall, Of Baltimore,
and Mr.. William Hall, of California and one
sister, Mrs. Mary J. Wilson, OF Churchvile,
survive him. He was buried at Rock spring
Cemstery, Sunday morning. Funeral services
were conducted at the house by Rev Mr.. Craig
hill. The pail bearers were K. John Rogers, j.
Lawrence Mccormick, WIN. Munnikhuysen, j.
Edwin Webster, p. H. Mccormick and harry
+. Lee.
Mr. John Glenn died at his home in Bel Air,
on May 18th, aged 45 years, of consumption.
Mr.. Glenn had been in delicate health for some
years. At the burning of Mr. Watts mousse
on the 4th Militant, he worked very hard In as
sisting to save property, and after the mouse
was destroyed remained on the premises
all night, guarding the furniture, &c. Ex-
posure to the night air, while in heated con-
dition, FASTENED his death, 1t Is oeileV-
ed. Mr.. Glenn was son OF Ihe late
Samuel Glenn, of High Point. He leaves
widow and seven children, nearly all OF
them quite small. They are in needy cir
cumstauces and their condition appeals to
the charitable. Mr.. Gleun's mother lives at
High Point. Two brothers: James f. Glenn, a
pnblic school teacher, aud William Glenn and
two sisters, Miss Theresa Glenn, a teacher In
the public schools, and sister in Baltimore
comfy, also survive him. The funeral took
place on Monday from his late residence TO
Centre NJ. Z. Church. Forest Hill. Rev. Mr..
Craighill performed the funeral ceremonies
The pall-bearers were Martin Purcell, Joshua
Wann, c. l.. Vail, A. D. Wilson, Charles Den
bow and James Chesney.
Mrs. Uirich, wife of William F. Ulrich, died
at Chase's station, p, W. and b. Railroad, and
was buried at the NJ. E. Church. Abingdon; on
Sunday. Rev. Mr. Dolman OBLIGATED. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich lived at Magnolia, some
years ago, Mr.. Ulrich being wheelwright.
Miss Annie l.. Moores, of Bel Air, died on
Thursday night, May 10th, at the residence OF
her sister, Mrs. Philip Cover, No. s25 Calvert
street, Baltimore. Her remains were brought
on the following Sunday to Bel Air where they
were met by friends and relatives and taken To
Rock Spring Cemetery for interment Rev.
Mr.. Craighill conducted the services. The
pail bearers were Col. Herman Stump, q. Smith
Norris, Col. Otho s. Lee, James Lee, Capt. X.
f. Bouldin and F. w. Baker. Miss Moores
was daughter of the late Paca Moores, and
sister Of Mr.. John Moores. Two sisters, Mrs.
r. ID. Lee. of Bel Air, and Mrs. Cover, OF Balti-
more, also survive her.
Elisha II. Rogers, one Of the Oldest and most
highly respected citizens Of Hartford county. died
on Monday last, aged ~ years. at his residence
near Level. Mr.. Rogers was awell-known farm,
or and citizen and had been a citizen Of Hartford
county for many years, formerly residing in
Cecil county, where he had numerous relatives.
He leaves a widow, and four sons, william r.
captain in the U. s. army, now stationed In
Baltimore N. Evans, prominent citizen OF
West Grove, Pa, and Rueben I. and SolomonT.,
both well-known citizens of Hartford county.
Mr.. ROgers's funeral took place on Tuesday
ment was at Rock Run Cemetery.