The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-01-22
Obituary.

Mrs Annie Pomraning, died at her HON
at Rel Lion, York county, Pa, on Tuesday
Janu"r. 18th, and was buried on Friday, d
the Si,.s Ridge Cemetery. She was abou
thirty ears of age and leaves a husband an'
| several children. The deceased was dau@h
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. j. Barton, of Grace
ton.
| The funeral of Mr.. Thomas NJ. sumption
! took place on Friday the interment bein-
made At Angel nill Cemetery, Havre &c
Grace Rev. VIM. f. Bird, pastor of the NJ
| T. Ci lrch conducted the services. Susque
ham, lodge A. f. and A. NJ, of which the
| deceased was charter member, attended the
| funeral and the pail bearers were taken from
its members. They were JOHN A. Russell
Murray Vandiver, Solomon T. Mitchell, John
| B. KenIy, Edgar c. Kenly and Willard f.
| Tydiugs.
Mr.. Rowland Hopkins, son of DR.. Ephraim
Hopkins, of Darlington, died on Friday even
| ing of consumption, after prolonged illness,
aged twenty-years. His funeral took place on
Monday afternoon, the burial being at Oar
lington Cemetery.
Mr. John Cox ST., one Of the veteran print,
ers of Baltimore, died at his home in that city
on Saturday night aged seventy-three years,
of acute Indigestion. He was at one time II
resident of Bel Air, and was one Of the first
publishers of The 1Egis. He had been in the
printing business over forty Years.
Mrs Luphamia Walters, widow of the late
Andrew j. Walters, died suddenly at the iroIne
OF her son, Charles Walters, near Gibson, on
Saturday of apoplexy, aged about seventy
wears Six sons-Messrs. Andrew j., John
W, Harry, Albert, Charles and W. Oliver,
aud two daughters-Mrs. George ". Sant-
myer and Mrs. John judd, survive her ner
funeral took place on Monday, the burial be-
ing at Mt. Tabor NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. Richard NJ. Grafton, sou Of Nj. Nathan
Grafton, died on Wednesday, of consumption,
aged about thirty-siX years. His funeral
will take place on Saturday morning at ii
o'clock, nterment at Rock Spring Cemetery.
Carriages will meet the 9.24 a. NJ. L:ain AT
Forest Hill.
Mr. Patrick Michigan, aged residel
near Benson, died on Sunday evening l1th,
after very short Illness and wss buried Oh
Wednesday at Long Green Catholic Church.
The pail bearers were Dennis \. Braul-y,
j Ohm Bradley, Dennis X. Bradley, Daniel
Bradley, James Quinn and Patrick Bradley.
Charles E. uornberger, undertaken.
Mrs. Emma E. Strawbridge died on sun
day morning at her residence at NorisV jiie
aged about thirty eight years. She was Ihe
daughter OF Mrs. Rachel Strong. She mad
been for many years prominent member of
the NorrisViIe NJ. z. church and was the
teacher OF the infant class in the Sunday
school. MIS- Strawbridge was bright and
estimable woman and her death will be sin
cereIy lamented. Her husband Mr.. j. Roys-
ton Str. wbridge and three small children
survive her.
Mrs Fannie Reasin died on Sunday at her
home ii aberdeen after q protracted illness,
in the forty second year of her age. She was
the daug ter of the late Abraham Cole and
a sister .; Mr. Cornelius Cole, of Michaeis-
VILE. Ter husband, Mr.. William IL. Reasin,
Jr.. anC 40 small children survive her. She
was bure on Tuesday afternoon at Spesutia
2. E. c. uTch, Rev. Mr.. Aldrich conducting
the ser! ices. The pail bearers selected,
were CT orge Walker, George Slice, William
H. Jacob William II. Morgan, Henry FAIR
ing anG Lev. William +. Miller.