Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
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ARMENTROUT.-Int this city, Friday morning
Feb. Eth, at the residence of her son-in-law,
trout in the Seth year of her ea age she e
three Children Mrs. Poindexter of Chatham,
P1ttSylvania county, Mrs Chas. E. Haines,
and Mr.. j. A. ArmentrOut of the firm of Wei
Ter ArmentrOut. The funeral was from
Trinity Episcopal church Saturday after
noon.
SHANNON.-Near Folly Mills, Monday, Feb.
Sth, Mrs. Mary Ann Shannon, aged 81 years.
She left husband and grown children.
Intermen Mt at st. Johns chqrchyard, We'd
gle, Pastor of Mt. Tabor Church.
HUFFMAN.-In the suburbs of this city, on
Thursday, Feb. 18th, Mrs. Fanny A. HUFFMAN,
wife of Mr. Levi W. Huffman, aged 81 years.
She was a member of the q. B. Church of this
CITY, Interment, Friday 12th at Laurel Hill,
Rev. John H. Tayor, officiating, in the place
of Rev: j. ID. Donovan, who had to go to
Roanoke.
MYERS.-At her home in lexington Va, Tues
day night, the 9Th instant, Mrs. Mary Ella
Myers, wife of Mr.. HI. H. Myers She was a
native of this county, and was the daughter
OF the late Alex. Franklin Nelson, and Sis
ter of Prof. A. l.. Nelson, of Washington &
Lee University, and VIM. J. Nelson, ESQ., late
of Staunton. now of Florence, Alabama. She
leaves three sons and two daughters, the
youngest of whom is nearly grown. She was
member and active worker of the Presby-
terrain church, and a model wife and mother.
GILLOCK.-In Richmond, Tuesday afternoon,
Feb 9Th, at the residence of her son-in-law,
Henry Holland, Mrs. Susan Gillock, relict of
Saml GillOck, the founder of the Vdlley Star,
a DemOceatic paper at Lexington some years
ago. Her remains were buried in Lexington.
She left four chlldren-MrS. Henry Holland
and Joseph Gilock, of Richmond, and James
Gi1lock and John Gillock, of Lexington.
CRISS.-In Harrisonburg, Thursday, Feb 4th.
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Judge
johnson, of La Grippe, Mr.. Aaron CrisS, in
his Sind year.
KEMPER.-On the Sth instant at Roseand.
Nelson county, of heart disease, Mrs. KEN
per. whose maiden name was Lizzie Parrott.
Mrs. kemper was the wife of Capt. c. NJ.
Kemper, eX-Captain Co. c., 9Th Va. Cavalry,
who was thrown from horse a short time
since, and had several ribs broken and was
otherwise injured, but is now almost recov-
cred.
RAYER.-Near this city, Monday, Feb. sth.
Mrs. Fanny E. Trayer, wife of H. NJ. Trayer
aged 40 years.
TRAYER-In this city, Feb 18th. of consump-
ton, Miss Lula V. Trayer, aged Is years. 6
months, and 10 days. The funeral was from
the U. Il. Church Sunday afternoon, Feb. 18th,
rev. ). W. Howe officiating, of which church
she was member, being one of the converts
In the late revival.
BYERLY.-At his residence in Pleasant Val
ley In this county, Friday, the 18th, of heart
FAILURE following La Grippe, Mr.. Jacob Byer-
~ IN the 10th year of his age. He was good
c1tlzen and member of the German Baptist
church. He left one son-Peter d. Byerly-
and four daughters-Miss Jennie Byerly, Mrs.
r. Z. baylor, Mrs James Lupton and Mrs. J.
Rouhoof-and two brothers-Daniel and
Peter Byerly.
WALTON.-A his residence at Bells Valley,
Rockbridge county, Wednesday, the 10th in
Slant, Mr.. Alfred A. Walton, aged GA years,
he was native OF Albemarle county and a
member OF the German Baptist church.