The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
OBITUARY.
Peter \. Hedgeman.

Mr.. Peter NJ Hedgeman, one or tho
veterans al the Soldiers Home died yes
terday morning I'm the siXty-ninth
wear Of his age He served IN
the Confederate army and was
I'm Company /. Forty-seventh Virginia
Infantry. Of Stafford county.
Mr. Hedgeman had been suffering with
heart trouble for long time, and had
been I'm the hospital Of the Home for
seven months. He had been an inmate
at the Soldiers Home for FIVE years.
lie was held I'm high esteem by all who
knew him, and was very popular with
his fellow veterans who always had
kind word for him
His funeral will take place al II o'clock
tomorrow morning and Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart will conduct the services at the
grave I'm Hollywood where the interment
Will be made.
Charles FOulke.
After an illness Of four months. Mr.
Charle7 Foulke one OF the veterans AT
Lee Camp, Soldiers Home, died nc the
Home Yesterday morning.
lie had been an inmate Of the Home
about seven years. For several months
he had been under treatment at the hos
pital. but an attack OF heart disease end
ed his sufferings. He was 81 years Old
and was held IN high regard by all with
whom he was associated.
Mr. Foulke was a brave soldier. and
fought through the late war as a mem
Der OF Company p Thirtee.th Virginia
Infantry. of Fred ricksburg.
His funeral will take place az II o'clock
tomorrow morning. and the services Will
be conducted al the grave I'm Hollywood
nt tho Rev I Calvin Gfnrrsrf
Mrs. II. Dudley Chaddck.
Mrs. II. Dudley Chaddick died at her
residence. near Antioch church. in Hem
rico county at o'clock F. NJ Friday,
after a long Illness.
Mrs. Chaddick was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Taylor. and was well
known and much beloved by her friends
and neighbors.
She leaves a husband and four children
to grieve for a devoted and ford mother.
The funeral VIII take place from Anti
och church at 2 o'clock p. NJ. to-day,
the interment 20 be in lakewood
Rev r. b. Collier. OF Highland Springs
church, will conduct the services.
4. c. Woodward.
Mr. f. c. Woodward. a ve.l-hnown and
respected young man OF Church Hill, died
Yesterday morning az the residence or his
father. Mr.. W. NJ Woodward. Ga north
Twerty-seventh street. Re was about
thirty years OF age and had. until com
paratively recently lived In Washington.
He was married and leaves wife. but
no children. He was the brother Of Mr..
Charlie W. woodward. letter carrier al
the Richmond post-ofiice lie was be-
loved By all who knew him: was kird
and devoted husband and dutifal SON. He
had only been married three years on tho
day ne died The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon al o'clock from
Baptist church.
Mrs. ISABELLA Flanagan.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Sept. 25.--
Special-Mrs. ISABELLA Flanagan, wife OF
Mr.. r. x. Flanagan. died this morning
az 7.l5 O'Clock. At ner residence on JEFF
ferson street in the dth year OF her age.
Mrs. Flanagan was a very estimable
Christian lady. She leaves a husband
and eight chldren--four sons and four
Drs. Z. s. and Roy Flanna-
gan. u this city. are among the sors.
Mrs. Flanagan was a sister Of Or. W.
VI. Pitman. OF Lynchburg. and the Rev.
Frank Pltman, OF the Presbyterian
Church.