The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-01-28
,rhe Death Record for a Week.

! StRuGtOn El0QlcaUOI. JdIl,
Never in our recollection have our Virginis
exchanges contained so many notices OF deaths
III their communities, and the same IS true O.
| our exchanges out of the State. The Grippe
| greatly increases the death rate in this country
and all over the world. We give partial rec
| ord from our exchanges OF Uile dca1hs slice oui
| last issue, in Virginia:
IN Rockingham county, T. J. Cline, aged "
his wife. aged 60, and his sister ln-laW, MISS
Sarah Murray, aged 90.
In Pendleton county, W. Va, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lambert, mother of Rev. T. j. Lambert of the
Baltimore NJ E. Conference, Sou6h, and-twc
days Iater-Nathan S. Lambert, his brother
who was in from Indiana visiting their mother.
In Loudoan, Mrs. Thomas E. Carr, leaving a
whole family Of five down with grippe. Mrs.
Annie Lynn, mother of Henry Lynn OF the Peo-
PIES National Bank at Leesburg.
At Lewisburg, W. Va.,saged n, Mrs. Sallie A.
Patton widow of DR.. VIM. NJ. Patton and sister
OF Gen. Alex Reynolds who after the war was
an officer in the Egyptian Army.
At Norfolk Frank Morris, mayor of the city.
In Clarke, aged rs, Mai. Alex Baker, an officer
of the Gu artermaster's Department of the Con-
federate army.
In Louisa, Andrew. j. Perkins, aged II, for
many years county surveyor
In Richmond, Mrs. Mary lMcCarty, aged S.,
widow of VIM. Mason McCarty of Fairfax, and
mother Of Capt Page mccarthy.
In L,lray, Wade WolfesHampton, aged 81, for
merly clerk OF the courts of Page, and for many
years magistrate.
In Pare I -! IL Elder Paul w. Yates for 30
years mi tit Il of the Old School Baptist
church, AMI 1T his death pastor of the Big
Spring church.
IN Orange, aged IA, Col. Landon C. Berkeley, a
former melnber of the legislature from Han
over.
IN Craig, John L. Owens, for several years
manager Of the Old Sweet Springs in Monroe.
In Nelson, Maj. VIM Woods, a graduate of
Washington College Lexington, i'll 1918, and the
oldest living alumnus
In Albemarle, Jno. D. Moon, aged II, an old
deputy sheriff.
In Nelson, JOS Mathews, aged 49, surviv-
ing just one week his wife, to whom he had
been married more than half century.
In Shenandoah, Samuel NJ Bell, aged so, who
had co nducted pottery at strasDurg for fifty
years.
In Charlottesville, c. Fl. winfield, for many
years in business there.
In Warren Jesse H. Mckay, aged TO- a mer-
chant.
In Danville. aged ST. Mrs. Mary A. Webb
daughter OF Archibald Rose, a Revolu tionary
soldier.
In Page Geo. H Conner, aged So well known
school teacher and county officer.
In Frederick, r. NJ ldison Clmpbell, aged 50.
In Albermarle James H. Burnley of Char
lottesville, aged es, and Mrs. Early Marshall of
Earlysville, aged So
Near Alton, Mrs. Mary A. Turner, wife of W
H. Turner, ST. aged u.s. for over half century
a Methodist.
In Loudoun, Mrs. Fannie Lloyd Plaster. aged
one hundred years. two months and fourteen
days.
In Stafford. aged 81, Mrs Paul Hull, sister Of
the late Judge R. L. G.. -Moncure.
a graduate of Washington and Lee and far
mer.
In Fluvanna, Jno. A. Goolsby, aged Sc, for 60
years member of the Baptist church.
In Albemarle, DR.. W. J. c. Waller.
At Harper's Ferry, Mrs. Maria Wilson, mother
of Ex-Goy. e. Willis Wilson of w. Va.
IN OTHER STATES.
AT Hoosick Falls, N. Y, Walter a. Wood, ia
nous as an inventor Of mowers and reapers.
At Princeton, N. j., Charles Augustus Aiken,
Profess or in Princeton Theological Seminary, of
Oriental and Old Testament Literature
At Newberne, N. c., Robert Ransom, a famous
Major General of the Confederate army.
AT Phi ladelphia Geo. S. Knight, the actor.
At Syracuse, N. Y, w. G. Kruger, Chief Judge
of the New York Court of Appeals.