The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15
Obituary..

Mrs. Esther j. Reynolds died at the resi-
dence Of her husband, Mr.. Andrew Roy nolds,
near Forest HILL on Tuesday, October 9Th, of
cancer, in the tilty-fourtn year of her age
The funeral took place Oh Thursday, the in
terment being made ut Centre NJ. E. Church.
Revs. Frank Z. Isaac and j. $. Sothoron Off
ciated, the pail bearers being Messrs. John H..
Grafton, Edward Gray, David l.. Tucker, Will
liam Ely, Elisha johnson and Abel ID. Wilson.
Mr.. James Ii. Amos, an old resideLt of
Marshall's district, died at his home, near Up
per Cross Roads, very suddenly Of parsly sis on
Friday morning last, aged about sixty
two years. His widow and four children
survive him. They are Mr.. Harry Amos,
Mrs George b. Rigdon and Misses Eugeuia
and Gussie Amos. His funeral took place ON
Sunday morning at Providence NJ. 2. Church,
Rev s. b. Tredway conducting the services.
The honorary pail bearers were Messrs. 1hos.
Cannon, Henry Z. bowman, Charles L. Scarf,
Benjamin Hitchcock, Samuel q. Scarf aud
DIR. q. ". Davis. The active bearers were
William S. Scarf, William Ii. Gray, Carvil Z.
Amos, Joseph b. Twining, Noble l.. Mitchell
and Thomas Hitchcock.
The funeral OF MIR. jacob Plowman took
place from his late residence, near EmmoGton,
Oh Thursday afternoon, eth instant, the
burial which was very largely attended, being
at Nit Carmel Church. Revs. Samuel {. Was
son and SiIas b. Tredway conducte the ser
vices, the pail bearers being Messrs. John X.
| Griffith ami Thomas n. Young, of Patuxent
Lodge, l. .. o. f., of Baltimore, and Alfred
I. Jones, CIV. Pyle, Augustus W. kenn edy
| and Frank p BraZier. \. Dean Il Son lad
charge OF the funeral.
| Miss Drucilia Worthington, daughter OF
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Z. Worthington, of this
county, died on Thursday last i'll Baltimore.
in the twenty eighth year OF her age, and was
| buried Oh Saturday at Trappe Church, Deer
| Creek.
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles c. Cook took
| place from the residence of his brother, MIR
| Edward Cook, on Saturday. The burial was
at Centre NJ. L. Church. Rev. Frank L.
| Isaac Oiliciated, the pail bearer being MessrS
| Thomas Kehoe, William II. Tucker, A. j.
| Wanu, Z. ID. WaHu, &. y. Grafton and Robert
! uG' lS bCdIl - HOl4 were uI'itl
| Mr.. Geo. F. Gerwig, a well-known German
resident of Bush River Neck, died at his home
Lear Perry man, on saturday morning, aged .;
years. His widow and two sons survive him
He was buried ON Monday.
Mr. Jacob Denny Michael del on SATURDAY.
at his home, Oh Preston street, Baltimore
| from u complication Of diseases, after al i'll
ness of Gully five dAys,in the fifty sixth year o
his age. He was native of the second dis
trict, but went to the city when a boy, ant
WAS for many years engaged in the grocer.
and commission business on McElderry
wharf lie was widower, and left five chill
dreu as survivors. He had been loca
preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
for twenty years, and at the time of his dealt
was superintendent of the High Street NJ.
Sunday School. He was buried on Monda
from the Exeter Street Church.
Mrs. Christina 5. Culmyer died at the resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, Mr.. George Norris
near Emmorton, on Sunday morning of ty
phoid neumOnia, aged seventy-four years
Her death was the third which has occurre
i'll the house during the past three month:
Her funeral took place on Tuesday, the buris
being at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, EmmortOr
Rev. Silas b. Tredway, pastor Of the churcl
ofliciated, the bearers being Messrs. John f
Cochran, John 5. Haw kins, john Havlant
Edward Ii. Hall, Edward q. Hooker an
Henry 5. Gilbert.
Prof. George Jackson, formerly principal {
| ;,l l
home, in Roxbury, Mass, on September 27tl
aged &c years.
Mr.. Thomas Morris died at his home,
Gorsuch Mills, Baltimore county, on Monday
4th instant, and was buried at West Lbert
on Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Everett died at the residence
, Mr. Charles Steel, near Clayton, on Wedne
day, Oct. 9th after a lingering illness, in IL
eighty fourth year Of her age, and was burie
. at the Mountain Christian Church on Satu
, day.
q Mr. Charles l.. Heck, one of the mo-
prominent German citizens Of Hartford count
: died at bis home, near Chestnut Hill, {
p Thursday morning, in the 18th year Of b
age He had been in bad health for loI
+ while, but was only confined to the house f
g few weeks prior 20 his death. He was 4
t uu >wcrvug Democrat and was always actj'
g IN the support Of his party. lie was maIIit
q | twice his last wife surviving lin, tOgeth
If with two daughters, Misses Elizabeth +. Al
O Martha P, and one son, Phiip Heck. He "
e a member of Mt. Ararat Lodge, A. +. II
NJ His funeral will take place from Chr
n Church, Rock Spring, on tomorrow, Satu
# day, the services being held at the church
ten o'clock.