The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-25

Mr.. John Calvin Hanna, aged 50 years. former.
~ OF this county, died on the Goth instant al the
residence OF his sister Mrs James o. Forwood, in
Baltimore city, of Bright's disease. Mr.. Hanna
was son OF Tue late Willim Hanna, of Founta in
6reen. tie had been twice married hi. first
wife being daughter of the late William
Nechem. His second wife was Miss Priscilla
kean, daughter of the late John Kean This
latter is also dead. He leaves a number OF
children. Mr.. Robert + Hanna, of Fountain
1reen, and Mr.. D. B. Hanna, of Level, are his
brothers. His surviving sisters are Mrs. A. II.
Patterson, Mrs. William Z. Bayless and Mrs,
James o. Forwood Mr.. Hanna was formerly
collector of taxes for the third district of this
county. His remains were brought to Bel Air.
BY train, on Tuesday, from whence they were
taken to the Presbyterin Cemetery, at Church.
atcd.
The pail bearers were E. B. Whistler, Ed.
ward Chalk, William f. Dean, Z. W. Harvard,
Edward Gilbertand John W. Paca. n. Dean A.
Son, undertakers.
IN Abingdon, on the nth instant. He was up
wards Of so years of age and had formerly be.
lonssd to the late George William Hall, OF Alb
ingdon district
Mrs. Virginia E. Henderson died at her home
in Plsasantville, on Friday, January 18th. in
the 56th year OF her age. Her husband, Mr.
Luther q. Henderson and five small children
survive her Mrs. Henderson WAS a devoted
wife, loving mother kind neighbor and a
friend to all. Sue was buried on Monday, at
Friendship NJ. Il. Church. Rev. T. Z. Peters
preached the funeral sermon from the text ~
am the resurrection and the life" The pail.
bearers were Messrs. William Grey, Randolph
Chalk, Oliver FOard, q. q. Gibson, Thomas
Cannon aud Philip Scarf.
Mrs Ellen Stsndiford led at the residence of
her son, Mr.. john Standiford, near Taylor, on
Wednesday, January 10th. Mrs. Stamford was
Sugars of age. She WAS the mother of Mr..
William z. Standiford, Charles X. Siaudiford,
John Standifurd, Mrs. Mary Ellen Chalk and
Della Drummond She had been member of
Ebenezcr NJ. E. Church for over fifty years,
and was the oldest member of that church. She
was buried at Ehenezer. on Friday, January
18th, Rev. 7. f, Peters officiating. Pal.bearers
Alexander McComas, Charles Parker, Sylyes.
ter Phelps Charles Street,, Jane. Galley and
James Beatty. L. G. KuriZ was the undertaken
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
day last, Of commissions
The remains OF Miss Rosalie A. Booth, sister
OF Mr.. Edwin Booth, were brought to Bslti-
more from New York, on Thursday Of last
week, and buried at Greenmouut Cemetery.
Her death leaves alive only the great BaltimoIe
tragedian aud his brother, DR.. Joseph A. Booth,
OF New York, as direct descendants of Junius
Brutus Booth. Miss Rosalie Booth was IN.
eldest daughter of Junius Brutus Booth, and
was born in Baltimore in 1928
Mrs' Aoole harIan, WldoW oil Joseph Harlan,
died, on "Wednesday, at the residence OF Mrs
Hannah Harlan, at Fallston. She was 63
years of age and leaves no children She will
be buried on Saturday, at the Friends meeting
house, at ll.30 A. NJ. Friends are invited TO
attend without further notice.
Mrs. Natl da V. d. Camack, Of Phila-
delphia, daughter OF the late John K.
George, Esq, OF this county, died in Phila-
delphlA, on Monday, Her remains were brought
to VauBinber station, on Thursday, from
whence they we're taken to st. Mary's church
yard for inte:ment. Rev. Dr. Brand was the |
officiating clergyman. The pall-bearers were
Daniel Callahan, Robert J Gilbert VIM II |
Rogers, Samuel s. Bevard, Charles Roberts aud |
William Wesley.