The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
". N. BEDFORD DEAD.
He Died mt His Home on Christmas Day.
Charles q. snead's Funeral.

Charles q. snesd's Funeral.
Among those of Richmond's citizens who
have passed over the river mono will be more
sincerely mourned than Mr.. william Nicholas
Redford, who died Christmas morning at his
residence. No. $40 north Third street. Mr..
Redford was taken sick about five weeks ago.
A very deep cold developed into pneumonia.
and though everything that medical skill
could suggest was adopted his splendid
physique steadily gave way under the disease
and he died after much patient suffering, full
of peace and trust.
He was a native of this city and had reached
his fifty year. For many years he was
engaged with s. $. Cottrell Il Co. in the sad
die and harness business until five years ago.
when he embarked in the same line on his own
account.
Nick" Redford. as he was generally known.
was OF "a generous. genial nature and had many
warm friends. He was al excellent man and
q useful citizen and he leaves wife and three
children. lie was q son OF II. ;. Redtord. ana
Mes,rs. j. Il. bedford. 5. +. BEDFORD. ID. ,.
Redford and n. I. Redford are his brothers;
He was member of Junior Council Royal
Arcanum and Napoleon Council Legion OF
Honor
His funeral will take place at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the Second Presbyterian church.
The interment will be at Shockoe Hill ceme-
terry. The following friends have been re-
quested TO act IA pall-bearers: T.. A, Hoen,
A.; w. Archer. B. NJ. Quarles. William /.
Allen. David a. Ainslie. N. V. Randolph
James A. Mosby. W. S. Robinson.
Charles L.. snesd.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles +. Snead, who
died on Thursday, took place at IL
o'clock Yesterday morning from Leigh-street
Baptist church. The services were very I'M
pressiye and led by Rev. Mr.. w. J.. Wright,
the pastor of the church. who was assisted Oy
Rev. Drs. Goodwin and Pitt.
The friends of the deceased were present
in large numbers and completely filled the
body OF the church Messrs. Cunningham
and Person sang several solos. which greatly
added to the solemnity Of the services
Among the pall-bearers the composing
room Of THE TMEs was represented by
Messrs. Allegro, Whitney. Powell. Mayo,
Shelley Gill and Askew and the rest OF the
number was made up OF representatives of the
other newspaper offices in this city.
wv. Woods.
The remains of the late Jacob Warwick
Woods were brought up from Norfolk Thurs
day night and inferred at Hollywood Christ
mas morning. As funeral services were held
in Norfolk there were no services here. but
Rev. DR.. Dashiell recited portion OF the
offices for the dead at the grave.
John j. Cannon.
Mr. John J. Cannon died Friday morning
at his residence, on north Twenty fifth street.
Death was caused by third stroke OF paraly-
sis. Mr.. Cannon was well-known citizen
and had for years been Judge Of election and
prominent in Marshall ward politics.
Mrs. Isabella Bedford.
At the residenc of her daughter. Mrs. John
II. Knowles. Jr. No. 141S Floyd avenue, Mrs.
Isabella BEDFORD, relict Of the late Frederick
w. BEDFORD. and mother of Mr.. G. E. Red
ford. died on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Red
ford was in her eightieth year, and was tor
many years resident of Manchester.
In that city and Richmond she spent nearly
all of a useful life that endeared her to
large circle. and makes her death deplored.
She was a women of Christian characteristics.
devoted to her children and friends. and
kind neighbor. The funeral will take place
from Centenary church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Thomas johnson Beattie-
A sad and distressing death occurred at
3 o'clock at the Bloomingdale farm in Henrico
county Yesterday Thomas Johnson Beattle,
the only child OF Harry G. and Annie Nj.
Beattie. died Of membranous Group and the
death is depored by all who knew the bright
and interesting little fellow.
He was a decided favorite with all visitors
at the Beattie home, and was loved dearly by
all 10 whom his childish chatter will ever be a
dear memory.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from Mr.. Beattle's residence,
and the interment will be il Hollywood.