The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-07-21

| OBITUARY-The Calvert Gazette announces
the sudden death of Mr.. David Carcaud, father
OF DIR. o. B. Carcaud, of the Hickory, which
took place in that county, on the 4th instant.
Mr. Carcaud had driven to West River, to at
| tend district conference of his church, and
while unhtching his horse suddenly fell back
wards and expired almost instantly. He was
90 years of age, and was a native of Calvert
county. When his son. DIR. Carcaud, removed
to Hartford he came here to live with him and
remained until two years ago, when he return
ed to his native county. making his home with
his sou-in-law, Mr.. C. T. CLANCY. Mr.. Carcaud
is said to have been a consistent Christian,
an honorable and heightened gentleman and
was highly respected in Calvert county, where
he was at one time Judge of the Orphans Court
and afterwards County Commissioner. He
leaves three daughters, Mrs. Bette Drury.
Mrs. Annie CLANCY and Mrs. Ella Talbot,
and one son, DIR. Carcaud.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, aged 81 years, died at
the residence of her son.in-law, Mr.. Howard
Amoss, near Benson, on saturday, July
18th. Her surviving children are Mrs.
Amoss and Mr.. James X. Hamilton. She
was buried at Friendship NJ. f. Church,
on Tuesday. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. II. Marsh. assisted by Rev.
Messrs Devries and Isaacs. The pail bear
srs were VIM. II. Gray, Pearson Amoss,
Henry G. Bowman, Thomas Cannon, Daniel
Whitson and HenryG. Walker. Mrs. lIamil
ton was devoted Christian and a most es-
timable lady. She had outlived the allotted
span of human life and was anxious to depart
and be at rest with loved ones who had gone
before. Elias Beaumont had charge of the
funeral.
Mrs.. Margaret NJ. Howard, widow of
Thomas H. Howard, of this county, died on
Monday evening, July 18th, at the residence
of her sister, Mrs Mary e. Dallam, near Bel
Air. Mrs. Howard was in the S7th year of
her age and was daughter Of Gen. Israel d.
Maulsby, prominent member of the Hartford
bar. She was the Oldest OF fourteen children,
of whom the only survivors are Mrs Mary c.
Dallam, Mrs. Hannah E. Hamilton, OF New
York Mrs Sarah j. Yellott, of Towson Mrs.
Emily C.. Banks, of Baltimore Col. William
p. Mausby, of Westminster, Md; Charles
Maulsby, of Indiana, and Israel Maulsby, of
the State of Washington. She leaves no chill
dren. Mrs. Howard was in many respects a
remarkable woman. She possessed an active,
vigorous mind, memory stored with varied
information, and sympathetic nature. which
made her, at all times, an agreeable addition
to any intelligent circle. Her interest in cur
rent events was kept up and her intellect I'M
impaired until nearly the close of her life.
For 66 years she had been a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Her funeral
took place on Wednesday. Brief services
were held ut her sisters residence. Rev. s.
A. Nhtcomb, of Emmanuel Protestant Epis-
copal Church, read Scripture lesson; Rev. J.
NJ. Slarrow, of the NJ E. Church, delivered
an address, III which he paid fitting tribute
to the character of Mrs. Howard, and Rev. L.
d. Finney, of the Presbyterian Church, offer
ed prayer. Misses Daisy Rouse, Chattie
Rogers and Maggie Rosan sweetly sang "Thy
Will Be Done," and "Asleep In Jesus" The
interment was at Rock Spring Church, where
the services were conducted by Rev. }. NJ.
Slarrow and Rev. E. ID. Finney. N. Dean &
Son, were the funeral directors. Among
those at the funeral were Col. William P.
Maulsby, of Westminster Major John |. yell
lott ard Mrs. Yellott, of Towson Mr.. James
Stansbury, of Baltimore county, and Mr.. Will
liam Pinkney Hamilton, of New York.