The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-03-29

Thomas sadler, Edward Hall, A. P McCombs
r. X. Vanneman, }. w. Foster and Col. j. I
Freze. Mrs Burke was in the ninety SECOND
year of her age, and was one of the Oldest and
most respected residents of Havre de Grace
She was the widow of the late William G
Burke and leaves surviving four children,
City Councilman James l.. Burke, David Y.
Burke, Mrs. John Sawyer, OF EmmUrton, and
Mrs. I.enuel W. Murphy, of Chicago. Mrs.
Murphy was summoned by telegraph, hut ar
rived too late to see her mother alive.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans died on Saturday,
March %, at the residence of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. George w. Jones, near Dublin, after
a lingering illness, aged 40 years She was
buried on Monday at Statewide Presbyterian
Church, services being conducted by Rev. 7.
NJ. Crawford and Rev. X. j. Stewart. The
pail bearers were Messrs. j. Martin McNabb.
Joseph f. Burkins, John McDoon, Wilbur
Mccain, Albert L. McCann and DR.. j. S. Poole
Mr.. John G. Patterson, prominent citizen
of Wilmington, Del, died 1T his home in that
city last Saturday night at the age of so years
He was solicitor for the city of Wilmington
trict attorney during the administration of
President Hayes. His second wife was Miss
Laura 4. Webster, daughter of the late Capt
John A. Webster, of The Mount, this county.
There were four children born of this mar
rage.
Mr. Richard B. Wilson died Sund y evening,
March "a, at the residence of Mr.. Charles Ba-
ney, of Cooptown, aged % years. He was un-
married and was son of the late Rev. vii lam
Wilson, of Chrome Hill. His funeral took
place on Tuesday at Cooptown NJ. E. Church.
MIR. j. Calvin Michael, one of the oldest and
best-known residents of Aberdeen, died on
Monday, March %, in the SEVENTEEN year of
his age, of complication of diseases. Mr..
Michael had been in poor health for several
years, butill and confined to his room for the
past six months Although L great sufferer,
he was never known to complain, but bore it
patiently, and while it was great grief to
leave his loved ones here, was perfectly re-
signed to Gods will. The homestead where
he died was inherited from his father, the
late Dauiel Michael, ard has been in the
family over one hundred years. His grand
father has been buried one hundred years last
February, in the family burying ground on the
the farm. Mr.. Michael was one of the found
ers and oldest living members of the Grove
Presbyterian Church and for many years a
deacon, and widely known for his Christian
character aud charitable disposition. lie
leaves a widow, who was Ann Martha Mitch
ell, daughter of the late John Mitchell, Sr,
and four children-John NJ. Michael, William
o. Michael, prominent Gamers of hartford !;
Mrs. Charles r. Kinwan, of Baltimore, and
Miss Oleita &. Michael. His brother, William
B. Michael, lives at Long Green, Baltimore
county. His funeral services took place from
terment at Grove Presbyterian Cemetery.
MIR. Robert A. Mcgowan, prominent citi-
zen of Havre de Grace, died suddenly ON Wed
nesday, March %, of paralysis in the sixtieth
year of his age. About three years ago Mr..
Mcgowan suffered from an attack of blood
poisoning which affected his power of locomo-
ton, but after treatment he recovered Sufii-
GENTLY to walk again. On Wednesday morn
ing he was walking along the street apparent
ly in good health when he suddenly fell I'M
conscious. He was taken home and regained
consciousness, but 4 second stroke proved ia
tai. Mr. Mcgowan was for two years a mem
Der of the Democratic executive committee OF
this county. For the past twenty years lie
operated the marine railway at Havre de
Grace.