The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-11

dence of her husband, Mr.. Luther McNabb,
l Macton, on Saturday of peritonitis, in the 9th
| year of her age. Her husband and two young
children survive her. Mrs. McNabb was a
daughter Of the late Richard Sheridan, Of Bel
Air, and was a most estimable lady Her
| funeral took place on Monday, the burial be
1 ing at Mt Vernon NJ. E. Church. Rev. A. ).
l Bender OBLIGATED, with Messrs. John X. Heaps,
| John &. Finley, William b. Rigdun, William
| ). Hewlett, Joseph Pyle and Charles L. Jack
| son as pail bearers. The deceased MAS the
| postmistress at Macton.
Mr. Ezekiel Williams was found dead on
| the floor of his room at the home Of MIR. VIII
| liam f. Worthington, near Havre de Grace,
on Friday morning. 1t is supposed that when
he arose in the morning he was taken with
an epileptic fit, and expired before any assist
ance could reach him. His face was badly
bruised lie was well-known in the comrnun-
ity, having been in the employ OF Mr.. Worth
ington for forty-three years. His funeral
took place on Sunday at Churchville Presby-
terrain Cemetery.
Mrs Annie H., wife of John T. Riley, died
at her home, in Havre de Grace, on Thursday
of consumption, after years illness. Her
husband and seven children, Sadie, Edward,
Philip, Frank, May, Russell and Walter Riley,
survive her. Her funeral took place on Sun
day afternoon, the interment taking place at
Angel Hill.
Mrs Elizabeth McNulty died on Friday, at
her home, near Bel Air, of paralysis, IN the
SD year of her age. Her husband, Mr.. a. j.
McNulty, and two grown daughters, Misses
Maria and Elizabeth McNulty, survive he.
Her funeral took place on sunday, the burial
being at Mt Zion Cemetery, Fountain Green.
Rev. Silas b. Tredway conducted the services,
the pail bearers being Messrs. Edward Ferry,
j. c. Dawson, John Reynolds, Robert Bouldin
William Grant, Jr. and John Baron.
Mrs. Anna Free died at the residence of
her husband, DIR. j. I. Free, Stewartstown,
Pa, on Sunday Of typhoid fever, aged about
As wears. Her husband and four children
survive her She was the only daughter of
the late David W. Wiley, of Norrisviile. Her
funeral took place on Tuesday the burial
being at the Stenartstown Cemetery.
Miss Mary c. Silver died on Sun day night
at the residence Of Mr.. William I. Easter,
near Chenille, in the 73d year of her age.
Her sister, Mrs. Easter and one brother Mr.
Jeremiah Silver, survive her. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday, the fnterment being
at Harmony. The services were conducted
by Revs. Finney, WATSON and Martin the
pall-bearers being Messrs. George E. Silver,
s. NJ. Bayless, Bepiamen Silver, Albert Silver,
William ayess and e. F. Milton.
Mr. John McMullen, well known resident
of the fifth district, died last Saturday at his
home, near Ady, aged about seventy years.
He leaves three daughters, Mrs Joseph Parks,
of Lancaster county, Pa, Mrs. John Jackson
of Franklinville, Baltimore county, and Mrs. |
George H. Heaps, of Ady. His funeral took |
place Monday afternoon at Emory Methodist |
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Clara Warner, wife Of MIR. William |
Warner, telegraph operator in the employ OF
the " G. Railway at the block station near |
White Hall died on Saturday. and was buried |
on Tuesday at Weisburg NJ. f. Church. Mr.. |
Warner resided at one time near Worthwhile |
and is well known in the Long Corner.
Mrs Mary E. Hyde, wife of Rev. A. Lewis
Hyde, pastor of Slate Hill Presbyterian
church, died at her residence near Delta gu
Wednesday. She was a natiye Of this county
and was daughter OF the late Joshua R.Green,
nf Upper Cross Roads. Mr.. Hyde is son Of
Col. Samuel n. Hyde of Baltimore County,
formerly of Bootbby Hill. The funeral took
place at Chestnut Grove, Baltimore County
on Saturday. Revs. Stewards. Parker and |
Smith conducted the services, the pall-bear-
ers being Dr. W. G. McCurty, and Mssrs.
W. W. Maffett, d. A. Bay, Thomas Galley,
J. Ross Scarborough and Harry Galbreath.
Mr.. George Alberts, aged about 80 years
died at his home near Havre de Grace, on
Monday night of Bright's desesse, He leaves
a widow and several children. His remains
were taken in charge by John Rodgers Post,
q. A. X. and buried at Angel Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Isaac Vanhorn died at his home, near
Upper Cross Roads, on Sunday, and Was
buried at Providence NJ. 2. Church ON Tues
day He was aged about 20 years. Rev. 5.
B. Tredway conducted the services, and
Messrs Henry Magedt, Robert White, Geo.
and Mr. Roberts were the bearers.
Annie Silver, daughter of Joseph and
Lottie Gondzell, died at the residence of Mr..
Andrew DunnigaD, near Franklinville, on
Tuesday, in the 9TH year Of her age, and was
buried on Wednesday at Union Chapel, Reys.
S. B. Tredway and j. A. Hopkins, officia-
ting.