The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-08
ORITUARY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Pamela Finney, wife OF
Rev. Witlam p. Finney, OF New Egypt, N D.,
which took place last Sunday, was attended by
a large number OF sorrowing aud sympathizlDg
friends vi the decea> d. The casket cOutaInlng
the remains was taken INTO the Presbyterian
Church, Bel AR, Of which, until her marriage,
III the iaii vi 1887, sue had been devoted meui-
Osr. the services were conducted BY Rev.
Calvin ID. Wilson, OF CHurchville. Tue inter
meDt WAS in the Presbyterian chuTchyard at
the latter place. The pai-bearers were j. Will
son Richardson, f. Hall K chafdson, Dr., j. Ed
win Webster, John VI. Finney, q. Junkin FIN
ney and Dorsey Brown, Of Washington, Among
,uose PRESENT at the funeral were the
bereaved husband vi the deceased, her
parents, sisters and other relatives, Rev.
and MIS- Brown. Mrs. Mislin, Mrs. Trppe,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gardiner aud Mrs. z. Hall
Rutledge, OF Baltimore. Mrs. Fnney was the
second daughter of DIR. E..Hall Richardson, OF
Bel Air sne was % years Of age and leaves an
infant son, ABOUT a week old at the time OF her
death. Her father was with her when she died
she was Jouus lady of gentle, attractive man
uer, lovely disposition aud character, and her
uuexpsctrd death Is great shock 10 her many
friends. The utmost sympathy Ii ielt and ex
pressed for her sorrowIug husband aud Tea-
tiyes.
Mr. Samuel Hopkins, aged ~ years, a much
respected citizen of Dublin district, died on the
LIST instant at his home, near the rrsppe Church,
His death was a surprise to his friends, occur.
ring, AS it did. after only few days illness of
pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the
house, on Sunday. by Rev. Mr.. Downs, OF the NJ.
Z. Church, and George J. Scott, OF the Friends
Society," in which Mi. Hopkins had birth
right membership. Tue iutGrment took place
in Darlington Cemetery. The psll.bearer were
Thomas {. Hopkins, Frank j. Hopkins, Samuel
W. Hopkins, Johns Hopkins, William b.
Hopkins and Edward G. Hopkins, all
of whom are his nephews. Mr.. w. II.
e. NJ
Samuel Hopkins was engaged in farming and
had been u collector of taxes for Dublin district.
He WAS an honest, good mau, and volumes cOu
cay no more IN his praise.
Miss Joan Ashton, daughter OF the late Joseph
Ashton, died, on Sunday morning, February Sd,
ut the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr..
William E. Hanway, near Forest Hill. Funeral
services were held in Rock Spring Church, on
Tuesday, by Rev. Henry Tarrant, the interment
being in the cemetery attached to The church.
Mrs. Aun jenkins dled on the 81 instant, at
the residence Of Mr.. John G. Norris, near
Fountain Green. in the Silh year Of her age.
She WAS buried on Monday, at the Baptist
Church, Marshilrs district, Rev. William
Grafton officiating. The pail bearers were
William Deubow, Augustus Kennedy, {. W.
Harvard, Robert F. Hanna, James A. Hnnna
and William E. Dean. Mrs jenkins was an
aunt Of Mrs. Norris. She was most estimable
I'D lady aud possessed the warm affection of
many friends. She had lived for many years in
Mdrehsll's district, aid short time before her
death asked permission OF Mr.. &. A. Cairnes to
furnish q room in his new house. She had
completed her arrangements and had left Mr..
Cairnes' house for visit to her niece, when she
was taken sick and died.
Capt. franklin Dryer, aged Is years, died at
his residence, o ter Point, on Wednesday, of
quinsy, after an illness lasting only one week
lie will be buried in Abingdon Cemetery, Today
AT one o'clock.
Mr.. Amos Treadway, a wsl-known farmer,
Gamer and stOne-mason, died at his home, near
Swan Greek, Sunday, 81 instant, in his list
year. He was buried on Tuesday, at Wesleyan
Chapel. Rev Nr Charlton, VINO OBLIGATED,
paid a deserved tribute to the deceased, as an
were Geo e Harris, Amos Courtney, Richard
Barnes, William Ewing, William Silver and
Jarrett I. Baldwin. Mr.. Treadway was the
last of a large family of brothers and sisters.
lie leaves wifi. and five children. His sons
are DR. Puca Treadway, of Indiana, and Mr..
OTIS Treadway. His daughters are Mrs. Sam
ucl Tuuchstone, Mrs. Anns Thompson aud
Miss lmogene Treadway. The deceased was
bruther-in-law OF Mr.. T. f. Carroll, of Bel Air.
Mrs Clarissa Kirk, wife of Mr. Jacob Kirk,
residing near wilma, died suddenly of couges.
gestom OF the Heart, last Monday evening, al
the home of her daughterin -law, in Cecil
county, where she had gone for brief Wat.
Shortly after tea she complained Of feeling un-
well and expired about an hour afterwards.
The remains were brought home on Tuesday
and inferred at Union Chapel on Wednesday.
The funeral was very large one The service
was conducted 10y Rev. s. A. HObitZell, assisted
by Darlington Hopes, OF the Society of Friends.
The pall-bearers were d. L. Archer, A. Robin.
son, John Hardesty, Ralph Lee, Hudson Bate
man and Caleb j. Moore. + las Beaumont was
the undertaken.