The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-06-27
OBITUARY.

/ waiter RI. Mitchell, son OF elizabeth +. ana
Richard q. Mitchell, of Baltimore, died at 1.-The
Homestead" near Bel Air, the residence of his
uncle, Mr.. James Farnandls, at 3 o'clock on the
| morning OF the 22d instant, in the 25th year of
| his age. He was buried on Tuesday morning
| from the residence Of his parents, No. 1913
Cathedral street, Baltimore, where funeral ser
| vices were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Brsnd, of
st. Mary's church, Emmorton, assisted by Rev.
| Walter Mitchell, of Hagerstown. The interment
| being in Greenmount Cemetery. The pail
W. T. L. Taliaferro, Walter w. Preston, Ed
win 81. Webster of j., e. g. Archer, VIM. 8.
| Forwood, Jr., Bertram N. Stump and Frank H.
Jacobs. The palbearers in Baltimore were
Edward Gray, John Brogden, DR.. Carry B.
| Gamble, Jr., Arthur e. Montell, VIM. Langdon,
DR.. W. H. Baltzel, Thomas M. Hulings and
Dr. Samuel Thomas.
Mr.. Mitchell was nephew of Hon. Henry d.
Farnandis and of DR.. George Farnands, of Bal
timore. He was educated partly at the private
school of Rev. DR.. Brand and at Charlotte
Hail." but his education was completed at the
Bel Air Academy and st. James College at
Hagerstown. Mr.. Mitchelrs inclination was
to devote himself to journalism and he was at
different times connected with some of the
Baltimore city papers. He was for short
time, during q summer vacation in the office
of the Bel Air Agis.
1t is sad to chronicle the death of one so
young, to whom this world had not as yet
become disenchanted, and 1t is hard to associate
ago looked the embodiment of manly strength
and beauty. Mr.. Mitchell had, however, long
been known to have heart trouble which devel-
oped cardiac dropsy and hurried him to the
grave He was a very loVable young man, en-
dowed with many graces of person and manner
which endeared him to all with whom he was
thrown, and in the closer circle of home he had
gaiety Of heart and sweetness of disposition
that made him the light of the house.
His early death is deeply lamented and at his
fuci nf and rictf Hnrr
brcathed out the fragrance of loving remem-
brance.
Mrs. Hannah s. England, aged So years.
widow of the late John E. England
died on Thursday morning, 10Th June, az the re-
sIdence of her son, James II. England, near
Chestnut Hill, and was buried at Centre M. E
Church last Friday. Rev. T. T. Wysong and
Rev. j. +. Wooden conducted the funeral ser
vices. The pail bearers were Isaac G. Pyle
John H. Grafton, James T. johnson, James A.
Ward, Corbin Grafton and John Fl. barrow. E.
g. Kurtz, undertaken. One son Mr.. James Fl.
England, survives her.
An infant son Of Mr. and Mrs George R.
Stephenson, of Lapidnm. died on the 18Th in
slant and was buried on Thursday of last week
at Rock Run M. E. Church. The child was eight
months old. Rev. j. E. Maloy officiated at the
funeral.
Mary Catherine. aged 5 months and days,
infant daughter of Henry and Mary Campbell,
died, at her parents residence In Bel Air, on
Friday, Goth instant, of cholera infantum.
The funeral took place on Sunday, the inter
ment being at ST. Ignstius' Church. Rev.
Father Fowler performed the funeral services.
The pall-bearers were Harry Lingan, Roberel
Esley, Everett Carroll and Lee Colder.
Mr.. j. Fletcher Jones, aged IS years, a well
known farmer living near Darlington, died at
his home, early last Sunday morning, 22d in
slant, of paralysis Mr. Jones was first at
tackled with this disease about . year ago and
grew gradually worse. Last Saturday afternoon
he went to the house of Mr.. Caleb EmIen, in
Darlington, for the purpose of trying the effect
of an electric battery. While seated on the
porch the final stroke came. He was taken to
the residence of DR.. John Sappington, who ad
taken home. He never spoke after his arrival
there. He leaves q widow, one son and two
daughters. His son Is Mr.. j. Amos Jones.
One of his daughters is Mrs. Samuel W, Hop
kins, the other being Miss Nellie Jones. His
brothers are Messrs. George w. and Hugh a.
Jones, of Hartford county, and VIM. II. K.
Jones, Of New York. Mrs. DR.. j. L. Windolph,
of Darlington Is his sister. Another sister ID
Mrs. Richardson, of Baltimore. Mr.. Jones was
an upright, honest man and one of the most in
dustrious and thrifty farmers OF the county.
His funeral took place on Tuesday from Grace
Memorial Church, Darlington, where services
were held by the rector, Rev. Z. w. Wroth.
The interment was in Darlington Cemetery.
Isaac Wilson, Frank J. Hopkins. G. D. White
lock, Charles A. Andrew and 81. r. WATERS
w. Fl. H. Whiteford was the funeral director.
Mrs. James Quinn died on Monday morning,
at the residence of Mr.. Dennis X. Bradley. near
Falston. On the Saturday previous, while she
was walking across the field on her way to the
home of her son, she was taken suddenly i'll with
commissions and fell to the ground. She was
carried into Mr.. Bradley's house, and DR.. Bag
ley being sent for, remedies were administered
but without avail. She was buried at st. Johns
Catholic church, Long Green, on Wednesday.
The pall-bearers were Geo. Rahl, Francis
Kearney. Andrew 8. Lagan. Michael Tahaney,
James Smith, ST., and Patrick Michigan
Elias Beaumont, undertaken. Mrs. Quinn
leaves one son. Mr.. Bernard Quinn, and two
daughters, Mrs. Thomas Shannahan and Mrs.
Dennis A. Bradley, all of Fslston. Mrs. Quinn
was about IS years of age and native of
county Derry, ireland. She was a most
worthy, conscientious Christian woman. Be-
ing an excellent nurse much of her time was
devoted to minstering 10 her own sex, for
which she would receive no reward, her servi-
ces being given freely to rich and poor as reli-
gious duty.
Mr.. Joseph W. Wallis, a well-known farmer
living near Forest Hill, died on Wednesday
night, 18th instant, at the age OF 50 years.
Mr.. Wallis was related to the Dallam family of
this county and was also a relative of Hon. 8.
Teackle Wallis, Of Baltimore. He leaves one
son, Mr.. John Wallis, two unmarried daughters
and one daughter who is the wife of Mr.. o. M.
Whitaker, of Bel Air. The interment will take
place at P. M. to-day, at Rock Spring Church.