The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-05-27
OBITUARY

Mrs. Orr. wife of Robert d. Orr, Justice of
the Peace of Dublin district, died suddenly at
her home near Prospect, early Friday morning,
May Doth. Mrs. Orr, who had not yet arisen,
sation of suffocation. Miss Martha Harry. a
school teacher who boarded with them: was
also called but before messenger could be
sent for physician Mrs. Orr had passed away.
She was about so years of age and leaves no
children. The funeral took place ON Sunday,
at Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church, Rev. II. G. Smith
borough, John b. Findley, John X: Heaps, DR..
w. ID. Scarborough, James w. McNabb and J.
Martin McNabb. Mrs Orr was kind-hearted
and most estimable lady and her death is deep
Mr.. G. William Hanway, formerly of this
county, died in Philadelphia on Monday. He
was 50 years of age and was Sheriff of Hartford
daughter of the late DIR. S. H. Birckhead, OF
this county, survives him, with three sons and
Biree head and Otis Hanway the daughters be-
ing Misses Florence, Alice and Amelia. Mr..
Hanway was "a son of the late David Hanway,
his brothers being Messrs. b. Frank HanwaX'
of Creswell; Joseph B. Hanway, of Joppa; L.
Lttleton Hanway, of Aberdeen; David Han
way, of Bel Air, and Edward {. Hanway: Mrs.
J; G; Rouse, of Bel Air; Mrs James F; ke phi
adelphia, are his sisters. Mr.. Hanway was
warm hearted man, devoted to his family and
friends, of whom he had large number IN this
county who will sincerely regret his death.
Mrs Elizabeth Elet, wife OF David Ellet,
died at her home near Hartford Furnace, on
Wednesday, May, 18th, aged 90 years. She
barney Wright, who was sent to Spring
Grove Insane Asylum about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Maria Hays, widow of the late N. w. 5.
Hays, died on Saturday afternoon, May 21st,
ut her home near Bel Air. Mrs. Hays was u
gentle, refined lady, Il devout member of the
Presbyterian Church, and was held in the
highest esteem by all who knew her. MIR. Al
exander NJ. Fulford, of Bel Air, is her only son.
On Tuesday the remains were taken to Balti-
more and buried at Greenmount Cemetery
Rev. E. D. Finney officiated: The pall-bearers
were J. Thos. C. Hopkins, Geo; L; Van Bibber,
A. Hays and X. E. Bouldin. N. Dean Son,
undertakerS.
Mrs. Catherine Shannahan, aged &c years,
widow of John NJ. Shannahan, died OF Paraly-
sis, at her home near Reckord, on Sunday
morning, May 22d. She had been stricken on
the Thursday previous; Her surviving chill
Shanahan, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. Martin
Lynch and Mrs. Frank Kearney, of Long
Green. The funeral took place ut St. John g
Church, Long Green, on Tuesday. Rev. ]. j.
Dillon, the officiating clergyman, celebrated
requiem high mass on the occasion. The pail
bearers were Richard Shannahan, james Shan
Kearney and William Kelly. The esteem in
which the deceased lady was held was evil
denced by the large number of friends who at
The funeral took place on Wednesday, at
the cemetery i'll Abingdon Rev. E. A. Colburn,
of Holy Trinity Episcopal church, Churchville,
officated, the pail bearers being the five broth
ers of the deceased and his three brothers-in-
law, MessrS. John G. Rouse, James f. kenly
and Adolph Ahrens. The attendance was
large. Mr.. Hanway was taken sick last Satur-
day and was quite sick during the night. He
remained in bed the next day and was consid-
cred better Sunday night During that night
Mrs. Hanway went to his room several times.
About midnight lac was sleeping quietly. At 5
O'Clock Monday morning he was still apparent
ly asleep aid a little later Mrs. Hanway found
that he was dead. Mr.. Hanway for many
years had suffered from rheumatism. The inn
mediate ca,Ae of his death is not known.