The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
MGR NJ.

INGRAHAM.
Leonard Ingraham, resident of
Point OF Rocks, this county, died on
Friday, the Sth inst, OF consumption
The deceased had long suffered with
the fatal disease, and his death was de-
plored 10y his numerous relatives and
friends. The funeral took place on
Sunday afterwards following, from
the Nj. f.. Church.
M'GREGoR.
Says the Carroll NetCs: Rev. e. r.
McGregor, well known minister in
the Methodist Protestant Chuach, who
was pastor on Liberty circuit "A number
of years ago, died at Baston, Va,
March the Sth, ami was buried on the
18th. Rev. McGregor was a man of
culture and ability, and was the au-
thor of study of the Apocaly pse en-
titled "Patmos.".
Judge Edward Houck died last
Thursday at his home in New Market,
in his 10Th year. His funeral took place
Saturday, at 2o'clock, p. M, interment
being made III the cemetery i'm New
Market. The deceased has always
maintained the high power of the law
and his own worth as an esteemed and
exemplary citizen. He leaves host
OF friends to regret his demise.
BEACHLEY.
Last Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
Mr.. Daniel Beachley of j., one of the
best known farmers in Mddletown
Valley, died suddenly, whilst attend
ing beef Strengthening on the farm of
Mr.. j. c. Huffer, of near Broad Run.
Whilst standing around, talking to
friends, he suddenly fell to the ground
without word aud expired. Deceas-
ed was in his end year and leaves "a
widow and two children.
GRUMwELL.
Mrs. Sarah +. Cromwell, wife Of
Thomas Grumwell, died at her home,
a short distance west of Comus, on
Sunday, March l7th. The deceased
was the daughter of VIM. Pearre, late
OF Montgomery County, and sister of
the late Judge George A. Pearre. of
Cumberland; Major Charles b. Pearre,
of Texas, aud James Pearre, of Mont
gomery County. She was also a
grand-niece of George Baer, once the
mayor of Frederick, and the friend of
the Marquis De Lafayette.
THOMAS.
Mrs. j. Fent0n Thomas, a woman of
many steady attributes and possessed
of host of friends, died at her home
i'll Adamstown, this county, on Friday
evening, of last week, after a short i'll
ness of Bright's disease. Her age was
in the neighborhood of 43 years, dur
ing which time she has labored for the
good of her fellow. beings, and in SO
doing carried out the commands of her
Eternal Father. A devoted husband
and eight loving children survive her.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence Of her mother, Mrs. jacob
Thomas, near Adamstown, on Mon
day, interlnent being made in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, this city.
sEYsTER.
The following dispatch recently APP
peared in the Baltimore Sun: In
formation has been received in Hagers.
town of the death of Jacob Seyster and
wife from pneumonia, within few
days OF each other, at Fort Worth.
Texas. Jacob Seyster was barn in
Washington County, and in 1888.
when quite young, started West, 90.
ing overland TO Wheeling, then bv
boat to Peoria and overland again To
Ogle County, Ill. OF the thirty-tbree
men, women and children that com
posed the party but eight are alive to-
day He went to California at the
time of the gold fever, but returned.
and fifteen years later removed to Mis-
souri,. He subsequently changed hia
abode to Fort Worth. He leaves fonr
brothers, all in the West.
DEATHS IN CARROLL COUNTY.
Says the Carroll NeOs: Mr.. Harry q
Myerly died at Bruceville, Marcel, 7th.
OF cancer of the stomach, aged 80
years. He leaves a wife and one
child. The funeral took place at Mid
dleburg M. e Church ON Saturday
morning. Rev. X. o. Spessard ofiicIaf-
ing. '-'<'''''
Mrs: Elizabeth Shugh, widow or khe
late Thomas Shugh, and sister az ME-
Joseph Wilson, Of Union Bridge. 61@'I
at Union Bridge, Of heart dicc@- Fl
on Sunday, the 10th inst, in the 7Sr|
year of her age. The funeral 1,-,|
place on Tuesday morning, services. rs
ing conducted by the Rev. Euoler
the Church Of God, MiddIetown.
Mary M. Hibberd, widow ~
late Josiah Hibberd, died Th~-.
night, at the home Of her f~,--
Mrs. Carter, near Mex instry's III
paralysis. The funeral took oI.r-
urday at one O'Clock. In1Sr~'~
rriends'E: Meeting ..Houoe' r.